Didn't sustain the rally either. Hope there's some follow through soon otherwise it's just one more false start. Still, good stocks giving a clue about their strength today.
Two kinds of fund strategies that don't work too well in the long term:
Buy at any price
Don't buy at any price (waiting for further and further correction).
Markets are best played for asymmetric returns i.e. you play for the bigger gains of 100% or more in a stock. Whether you get it or not is not important. What’s important is if your strategy allows for such returns.
One winner can fund several losers.
A few winners make up a life time of returns, rest is just staying in the game.
If you study them,this is the path taken by wealthiest investors.
I'm holding MAYURUNIQ average 238. Just added some at 329. A rally seems to be starting. If results on 12th Feb go well it could sustain. (Although this stock usually flatters to deceive.)
@zerodha@Nithin0dha@AskZerodha
The breakdown is still messy to read, why can't it be grouped by day? Why does anyone need to know that their order got filled in bits and pieces?
@rohitchauhan It took me years to realise that in their hearts many people don't come to markets to make money. They're in it to win arguments, be right all the time, make pointless predictions, moan and whine about politicians and operators. And they usually get what they come for.
It's harder than it sounds. You buy and it falls some more. Then it goes up and you feel validated and add and it promptly makes a new low. It's messy and it's risky and that's why there's a big reward someday.
I’ve been wanting to create a passive portfolio to complement my active stock picking. Today I took the first step and bought MOSMALL250 at 14.98.
I’ll be adding to it every chance I can.
@iancassel Talk to her. Don’t say her pushing away makes you sad, because that would guilt trip her. Instead tell her how happy, and safe, it makes you feel when she reaches for your hand. The safe part will make her think and realise it’s a two-way street. Then just leave it be.