Monday, November 03, 2008
Short Only Strategy: Expiry and Nifty Short
This is a crappy return - only 10% when the Nifty has gone down more than 30%. I haven't done it justice, and definitely gotten out of trades before I should have, and not had a decent short retained. Lessons learnt, and I hope I'm able to perform decently going forward. Let's see.
Labels: ShortOnly
2 Comments:
Even though this is hypothetical, shouldn't you be putting in a stop with all your trades? That way you can calculate your Risk Reward ratios and adjust your position size as well?
Regards,
Arvind
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