I am pretty uncomfortable and not used in speculative trading i have lost and made huge gains while trading with Volatile stocks....
I seriuosly need someone who has mastered art of speculative trading so that he/she can pass tips on how to cut your losses and pick your gains before they vapourize....
Here is my example using three stocks:
Principal sum invested: 200K
NBK Example:
This is one of the most volatile stocks:
Monday: Buy 4,000 shares @ 50 on prompt board (Reason being the stock being volatile can go either way,this will ensure that you can cut your losses earlier and take your profits quicky than buying on normal board)
Wednesday to Friday: Sell at 55 or even above depending on how lucky your are.
Breakdown
Amount risked $203,600
Break even unit price $51.834
Lower re-purchase $53.055
Amount lost to fees $7560
Commission $7560
On purchase $3600
On sale $3960
Amount recovered $216,040
Profit margin 6%
Net profit on sale $12,440
SGL Example
Buy 51
Sell 58
No. of shares: 4000
Buying should be done on prompt and selling on Normal Board.
Breakdown
Amount risked $207672
Break even unit price $52.871
Lower re-purchase $54.984
Amount lost to fees $7776
Commission $7776
On purchase $3672
On sale $4104
Amount recovered $223896
Profit margin 8%
Net profit on sale $16224
Latest Scenerio: Everready
Buy at 4 Bob
Sell at 6 Bob
No. of Shares: 50,000
Amount risked $203600
Break even unit price $4.147
Lower re-purchase $5.788
Amount lost to fees $9000
Commission $9000
On purchase $3600
On sale $5400
Amount recovered $294600
Profit margin 45%
Net profit on sale $91000
This kind of trading requires masters and Hawked eye guys who watch keenly and notices unseen opportunity before the opportunity window closes.....i am nowhere that level
@ Jammo,Njunge and the rest......anyone who has mastered the art of speculationtor and he/she is willing to guide a fellow brother....kindly coach me on this....i am looking for a mentor here...
Pliz share your principle and your own devised rules you have learnt and proved them over time.....
Keep them coming....
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