Experiment
4:
Scrip:
Williamson Magor
Reason
for Purchase:
Adrenaline
Rush
It
was a day, in which most experts will be debating about What Finance Minister
should do. Yeah, it is a Budget day- 28th February 2006. Then Finance Minister P. Chidambaram was delivering his Budget Speech in the Parliament.
Barath told
us (Nafiz was on leave/came late) that there will be good news for fertilizer
stocks and Williamson Magor will freeze in upper circuit* today. Suddenly
my adrenaline rushed & I put a buy order of 100 shares @ Rs. 85.50/- to make a
gain like "meter vatti".
After that both my mood & stock price were spiraling
downwards. Then, I started to search my mobile (like a BP patient searching for
tablets) to call the broker. Sold @ Rs. 82. The 15 minutes adrenaline rush costs
my 4 days stipend. "Adrenaline Rushed... Im Crashed... Broker Cashed..."
After my sale, the stock was spiraling upwards & finally
froze @ upper circuit –Rs. 87.60/-. I was in situation like the dialogue in 3
idiots movie "It feels bad when a
friend fails,
but it feels even worse when he comes first”. Likewise, "It feels bad when u sold at a loss, but it feels even worse when the sold stock rises after that."
*Freeze
in Upper Circuit: For the stocks which are trading only in Cash Segment (not in
both Cash & Derivative Segments), the Stock Exchanges will fix circuit
filters of 5%, 10%,20%. The circuit filters will vary based on the stocks. i.e.
If previous day closing price of a stock (in 5% Circuit Filter) is Rs.100/-,
the next trading day the stock may trade at a high of Rs. 105 (or) at low of
Rs. 95 & not beyond that. If it closes @ Rs. 105, the stock is frozen
@upper circuit (or) if it closes @ Rs. 95, the stock is frozen @lower circuit.
Experience
learned:
Nothing
Experience
we can learn from this experiment:
Learn
the art of practicing Self Control.( I am practicing, but yet to improved a lot)
Experiment
5:
Scrip:
Reliance Natural Resources Limited (RNRL)
Reason
for Purchase:
To
make a Quick Buck
What
I did:
I
went to my heaven Jayankonda Cholapuram for collecting my Voter’s ID card, when
the demerged Companies of Reliance Industries (bcoz of the dispute between
Ambani Brothers) i.e. ADAG Companies were listed on the stock exchanges in
March 2006.
When I came back to office, the three musketeers told me that Barath
& Nafiz made a killing (quick buck i.e. profits) in one of the Demerged
Company, RNRL(which has no assets/business with it). They bought the shares
around 16 levels and sold it around of 30 levels within a week’s time. 100%
profit in a week (5200% annualized return).
Then also, it was continuously
frozen @ upper circuit in the following days to reach a high of Rs. 40. Next
day, it was down to Rs. 39/-.
By hearing and seeing this, what I would have
done?... Yes, u guys are absolutely right. Yeah, I bought that stock @ Rs.
39/-. From then, it was continuously frozen @ lower circuit in the following
days. Finally, I sold that @ around 24 levels.
Even after my selling, the stock
was falling like a knife to find its anchor in the ground. It did found its
anchor @ its listing price Rs. 16/-.
Experience
learned:
Since,
whenever I sell a stock, it will move upwards like a rocket waiting for my sell
trigger. Even after my sale, it was falling. It was
new to me & I was literally shocked. LOL….
Experience
we can learn from this experiment:
There is no free lunch in Stock
Market.
I
did speculated my stipend in so many other trades in 2006, some yielded
miniscule profits which is not even comparable to the losses I have incurred.
But,
one stock which I found in 2006 is worth of writing a separate blog post. Hope
that is my next post.


Enaku cleara puriyala. Etho oralavuku puriyuthu. Paravayilla try panni irukeenga...
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