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Investor & Trader Puzzle Solved In A Simple Strategy called AIM
|ANALYSIS - IMPLEMENTATION - MONITORING*

QUERIES WHICH CAN COME TO YOU MIND -
WHICH STOCK TO BUY?
WHEN TO BUY?
WHAT PRICE TO BUY
SOLUTION -
WHEN A STOCK GENERATES AN INVITATION. CHECK PRICE PATTERNS, CHECK PRECISION ASSIST ANALYSIS.

NEXT SET OF QUERIES WHICH CAN COME TO YOUR MIND -
a. Entered a Trade - What should I do now? 
b. Should I book profits or should I hold? 
c. How much profit is good profit? 
d. If I sell and if the stock goes up I will feel bad. 
e. If I hold and if the stock does not go up then I will miss out on the opportunity.
f. And plenty of other questions that may come up in your mind.
To handle all these queries, problems, difficulties and find a golden way out of all of them follow the below strategy.

STANDARD STRATEGY IS AS FOLLOWS -
1. Every trade starts with 3 things in hand -
a. Stop Loss | b. Price Target | c. Time Target
2. When Stop Loss triggers the trade has to be squared off.
3. Stop Loss for Intraday is to be monitored live and has to be in the system.
4. Stop Loss for Positional & Investment trades are to be followed on closing basis, meaning - when price triggers stop loss sq off the trade the next day morning. 
5. Now is the Profit Booking part - Partial profit booking starts at 5%. Value mentioned in Precision Assist.
6. When stock reaches target price do 50% profit booking.
7. Hold rest following trailing stop loss which is moving average crossovers.
8. When 5 DEMA crosses 13 DEMA on the downside sell 50% of the balance qty.
9. When 5 DEMA crosses 26 DEMA on the downside is when the Final Exit happens.

10. WHAT IF STOCK DOES NOT TRIGGERS STOP LOSS & REACH PRICE TARGET DURING THE ANALYZED TIME TARGET? -
a. Check if the stock is trading in your desired direction if Yes continue to Hold. There are chances that a stock take a little bit higher time then expected. Some stocks all reach the target in lesser time duration. 
b. If a stock is not moving in your desired direction then exit and get into a new stock.
c. If a new stock is looking more promising then the one in holding then shift to new stock.

This sums up the complete execution to be followed when it comes to squaring off a trade. This strategy is well documented in my book ‘TRADING & TECHNICAL ANALYSIS COURSE’.

It is a part of the AIM strategy, 
wherein A stands for Analysis, 
I for Implementation,
M for Monitoring.

This strategy is a part of Monitoring. 
How to monitor your position on everyday basis or from time to time depending on your profile i.e Intraday, Positional or Investment.

Follow the AIM strategy and there will be minimum hassles in all your trades.

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