@LarryWink I had shared my worksheet and at regular intervals explained how I go about updating the sheet on a weekly basis. Did not think a video was required.
However, if it is going to help, I am happy to do a webinar and do a live update so that people can follow. For me, even if one person finds it useful, it is fine for me.
I have never done a webinar before. If someone can help set it up, I am fine to do this. Can be on a Sunday morning.
@vishweshwar_kadiyala Please see my previous reply on webinar to run this process live.
It can be automated. I know of one person @tjkambow who has done this. He can clarify how he has done this. My way of doing this in a step by step method is good for me so that I can track every move so that I don’t make many errors.
Hey @visuarchie, even without factoring in brokerage fees, considering this is a momentum portfolio, it inherently involves frequent shuffling. Have you estimated the impact of Securities Transaction Tax (STT) and other charges, which typically amount to around 0.5% of the buy/sell transactions? If you have numbers, can you throw some light as percentage of pf and profits.
@csteja Late last year someone asked me this question. Instead of just using the buy / sell values, I took the numbers in the broker contracts and redid the entire calculation.
The difference was very small. Over a one year of transaction, the difference is XIRR was about a 1% in value obtained of 130%.
I have not done any calculation recently, but I expect it to be of the order of 1% in the overall result.
@visuarchie@R_Sawkar.
This indeed is a nice initiative…if its a free account zoom call…i think the time will be limited to 40-45 minutes…u’ll have to complete within that time frame just in case.
The recording of the webinar and sharing its link… is Another very good and very convenient idea…That way anyone can repeat…someone like me can keep repeating.
Could you please outline the potential risks associated with running the analysis over a one-month period? Is this duration too short to be sufficiently considered? I’d appreciate hearing your insights on this matter.
There is literature to say that 3m or lower is actually not very beneficial. It is too short a period and even one sudden spurt might bring a stock in our radar. The stock might just collapse after that.
The most optimum period identified is between 6m and 1y. This is the look back we are also following.
There’s a difference between momentum trading and investing, in this handle we are concentrating on later, the thing which are referring is present almost in all screeners with key operating word as momentum.
Thank you, for raising the basic question which should clear doubts of many.
Sir, gone through it, and videos, but not getting understood on certain points, though you were very good, request one more session if you are comfortable please. Thank you sir.
Thanks for sharing excellent strategy in both microcap & midcap and also you shared each and every small point behind ur calculations & logics…really great support to all
Just small question this you might have explained earlier but i might have missed as i not gone through all threads.
How to handle the strategy when 50 MA will be below 200MA