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Posted 20th October 2007 at 10:03 AM by malinisampath

hi

I have lost more then 4.5lk in ifci , rnrl , ntpc since i got it in f&0 options in high price is it possible to recover in 1 yr time line whatstocks to pick at what price in fno or in cash please advise

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RNRL and NTPC are good, in fact very good...

Thats really unfortunate... 4.5lk is too much yaar.

RNRL and NTPC are good, infact very good for 1 yr time line but I have doubts over ifci... I'm also lookin to close my position near to 85 (for my Rs 104 purchase of 3000 shares)..... otherwise I will not close it upto 2-3 years.
Well that's my view.. u can also look for the comments of other board members also.
bye

Posted 20th October 2007 at 01:04 PM by punnu punnu is offline

Updated 20th October 2007 at 01:07 PM by punnu

Losing Money In F&o Is Easier. Recovering It Back Is Ofcourse A Very Difficult One. A Trader Whehter In Cash Or In Future Has A Very Limited Chance Of Making Money Against All Odds. A Trader Has To Be Highly Disciplined To Not To Lose Money. To Make Money One Should Be More Than 100 Percent Disciplined. I Shall Write Later In Detail How A Trader Should Be. For Now, I Suggest Only Hedged Transaction In F&o Where You Can Make Very Reasonable Money, And You Have A Very Little Limited Known Loss. First Stop Losing Then You Will Start Earning.
Vijay

Posted 20th October 2007 at 11:38 PM by vijay vijay is offline

	Hi If You Want To Recover Your Money I Think - Ks Oil - Is Very Good Stock In Same Time Now Is Rs 80- You Hav See Minimum 200+ In Year.
	Posted 25th October 2007 at 07:50 PM by JAISWAL

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