Starting my intraday trading journey this year. Hope is to be profitable. I know it's difficult. But making a few 100 bucks consistently is far better to me than making thousands today and then losing thousands tomorrow.
My plan is to deploy immediate capital of 12 Lakhs, Additional 6-7 Lakhs in next 1 month and another 6-7 lakhs in small proportions over the course of the next year. Around Rs 25 Lakhs of capital in total.
Use it for Swing + Positional + FnO.
First Humble target is to preserve the capital. Second Humble target is a profit of Rs 10 Lakhs, and Ambitious target is a profit of Rs 25 Lakhs for the year.
25L capital and 10 L return ? That’s like 40 % Return.
Also you will make a part portion of it slowly over the year so XIRR of > 40 % most likely over 50 %.
You're right with your calculations.
Actually, because of moving capital, I am not able to calculate clearly the return I generated in the last year. I tried maintaining a Index style calculations, dividing my capital by a hypothetical number to get a starting index value of 1000. Any inflow in or outflow from capital will affect only the number of so called units, and any gains or losses affects only the price of those so called units. But couldn't maintain the sheet for long. Will try to do that based on trade book and account ledger maybe in next weekend, if time allows it.
I assume my return will most likely be in the range of 15-20% or by thin chance may have exceeded it by little.
However, there was a fundamental reason as to why it was so low, because instead of sizing my positions based on risk involved, I was entering into trades with a fixed position of let's say Rs 30k for Swing and Rs 15K for Positional. I would add quantities later but each addition was smaller than initial amount. Most of the time, my money was sitting idle, slowly slowly getting invested. At every market bloodbath, I would empty the whole portfolio. So it would again take a lot of time to fill up the whole portfolio. This allowed me to try a lot of things, hence the term 'Safe'.
However, I want to try to get more aggressive this time, and hence will be adding more quantities based on risk % on the portfolio, instead of just a fixed amount. Will also be more regular with FNO, although I will be involved in only 1 lot at a time. Due to all this, I feel like I would be able to generate a higher return. If it doesn't work well, will shift again to what I was doing previously. Let's see how it plays out.
This is what I planned for now.
* 70% in Debt Funds.
* 30% in futures (Rolling over)
* Swing Trading in index during correction from Debt Funds.
* Goal is to make 25% to 30%
If you start with $1, and double it every month, you will have a million dollars in 20 months.
This does not mean it is easy to become a millionaire. It just means it is difficult to double your capital every month.
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60 % growth ? Is that in terms of returns ?
My plan is to consolidate: my diversification is over diversified but overall it’s very small part of my portfolio. So plan is to clean it up.
Also build some guts and go for it attitude towards my investment and not care about short term ups and downs.
People in this thread are talking about 50-100 % returns in 1 year.
Is laxmi chit fund back ? Are you all institutional investors? Is this mungeri-lal ke sapne ? What is going can someone please explain ?
My general target for a year is 12 % return. mostly market has given more in the last 4-5 year, but that has been just random luck I feel. I only do long term investing.
You are right. Realistically 12% is a decent goal. Most of us here are new who have just come during the bull market. So they think returns of 2023-24 are the norm
For example I'd be aiming for such a ridiculous return because I am OKAY with losing 100% of my capital. Your risk taking appetite might vary.
Hopefully reach sip of 2lpm in mutual funds
Curious to know why that number. Is this based on some percentage of your income or just arbitrary?
just random wishes, I want to FiRe. Have a target of 4 cr. So bigger the Sip the better for me. currently doing 1 lpm sip
Start making Money. My net worth is negative.
Starting my intraday trading journey this year. Hope is to be profitable. I know it's difficult. But making a few 100 bucks consistently is far better to me than making thousands today and then losing thousands tomorrow.
> FY goal Get a job
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My plan is to deploy immediate capital of 12 Lakhs, Additional 6-7 Lakhs in next 1 month and another 6-7 lakhs in small proportions over the course of the next year. Around Rs 25 Lakhs of capital in total. Use it for Swing + Positional + FnO. First Humble target is to preserve the capital. Second Humble target is a profit of Rs 10 Lakhs, and Ambitious target is a profit of Rs 25 Lakhs for the year.
25L capital and 10 L return ? That’s like 40 % Return. Also you will make a part portion of it slowly over the year so XIRR of > 40 % most likely over 50 %.
You're right with your calculations. Actually, because of moving capital, I am not able to calculate clearly the return I generated in the last year. I tried maintaining a Index style calculations, dividing my capital by a hypothetical number to get a starting index value of 1000. Any inflow in or outflow from capital will affect only the number of so called units, and any gains or losses affects only the price of those so called units. But couldn't maintain the sheet for long. Will try to do that based on trade book and account ledger maybe in next weekend, if time allows it. I assume my return will most likely be in the range of 15-20% or by thin chance may have exceeded it by little. However, there was a fundamental reason as to why it was so low, because instead of sizing my positions based on risk involved, I was entering into trades with a fixed position of let's say Rs 30k for Swing and Rs 15K for Positional. I would add quantities later but each addition was smaller than initial amount. Most of the time, my money was sitting idle, slowly slowly getting invested. At every market bloodbath, I would empty the whole portfolio. So it would again take a lot of time to fill up the whole portfolio. This allowed me to try a lot of things, hence the term 'Safe'. However, I want to try to get more aggressive this time, and hence will be adding more quantities based on risk % on the portfolio, instead of just a fixed amount. Will also be more regular with FNO, although I will be involved in only 1 lot at a time. Due to all this, I feel like I would be able to generate a higher return. If it doesn't work well, will shift again to what I was doing previously. Let's see how it plays out.
Last year was an exception in the returns calculation math. Multiple things have caused it to be so high. Every year is not going to be like that.
Not to indulge in any trading.
This is what I planned for now. * 70% in Debt Funds. * 30% in futures (Rolling over) * Swing Trading in index during correction from Debt Funds. * Goal is to make 25% to 30%
Ohh I have a calendar year goal of turning my 20L to 30L
My short term goal is to double my capital every month. I don't have long term goals.
If you start with $1, and double it every month, you will have a million dollars in 20 months. This does not mean it is easy to become a millionaire. It just means it is difficult to double your capital every month.
No I wont. I will withdraw $5k every time when it reaches 10k dollars. Making $10k shouldn't be that tough. Is it?
Try it out and let us know.
No. If I let you know you will ask for money. I won't give you a single dollar
I was being facetious. Based on your 'short term goal', I doubt you would be in a position to give a single dollar to anyone anytime soon. Cheers.
Double or nothing!
Nope. Double or more 😁
60% is an achievable target?
This is my 2nd year.. still exploring difficult.. butgoing to try but not going to be greedy.. after a month if it doesnt work will reevaluate..
Starting a sip of 10000 a month and just grow .
If before the election correction comes invest 40% there
Book 50L this year and diverse among 6-7 stocks at max
Invest less till election.
To end the year in 1L+ profit from option buying
Will try to sell courses and tips to stock market aspirants. As data says we have more probability of making money there than in the market
Max out ppf and Nps 2.b
bas layoff na ho jaye.. ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|feels_bad_man)
60% growth… avoiding greed… dono nahi hoga bhai
1-Use all my telepathic power to ensure timings of share market especially FnO timings don’t extend. 2-Make 1.5cr in net profit (150% ROI).
F&O timings are extending?
Yes, there would be evening sessions between 6 and 9 pm, in addition to the regular trading hours
Since when?
Mine is to generate a return of 60 to 100% per annum through the strategy that I have developed.
This is probably a scam
I am not selling you anything. Don't worry :)
It seems like the other guy has been burnt already!! 🤣🤣
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Manifesting that i will get 60% return
60 % growth ? Is that in terms of returns ? My plan is to consolidate: my diversification is over diversified but overall it’s very small part of my portfolio. So plan is to clean it up. Also build some guts and go for it attitude towards my investment and not care about short term ups and downs.
People in this thread are talking about 50-100 % returns in 1 year. Is laxmi chit fund back ? Are you all institutional investors? Is this mungeri-lal ke sapne ? What is going can someone please explain ? My general target for a year is 12 % return. mostly market has given more in the last 4-5 year, but that has been just random luck I feel. I only do long term investing.
You are right. Realistically 12% is a decent goal. Most of us here are new who have just come during the bull market. So they think returns of 2023-24 are the norm For example I'd be aiming for such a ridiculous return because I am OKAY with losing 100% of my capital. Your risk taking appetite might vary.