lovely2010 wrote:BUYING AND SELLING SAME DAY
I will assume you bought NIC in 2007 @ Ksh. 60
Lets say you had Ksh60000 to invest. You also sold the shares @ a loss ie Ksh42
This means Ksh 18 loss for every share
Come Thursday 21st 2011 you decided to do something about it. You wanted to buy and sell on the same day...How will you achieve this? How much will you make? By how much will you have reduced your losses?
On thursday the share traded between Ksh36.75 to Ksh40
60000*2.1/100=1260
60000-1260=58740/60=979shares
979*42=41118*2.1/100=863.4
41118-863.4=40254.5
First loss 60000-40254.5=19745
Money needed to recover for selling @42=19745
To achieve this, I will sell half the shares and keep half,
979/2=489 shares or
40254.5/2=2012782.1/100=422.6
20127-423=19704/36.75=536 shares
If I am to sell same day @40
536*40=21440*2.1/100=450
21440-450=20989
20989-20127=862
Profit made after buying and selling same day is 862
or 20989+20127=41116
60000-41116=18884
19745-18884=861
or
41116-40254.5=861.5
End of my Formula
This is an additional info...if you bought the shares in 2007, you already have 3* bonus hence the losses you have for this counter are very minimal even if you decided not to take action. But further waiting could make things worse coz we are in bear market.
thanks for sharing this info! really informative thread.
the first formula for short selling will help me alot. i had really kwamad with some kengen for a while, been trying to average down but this is better.
buying and selling same day.... i like. i have an appetite for risk. which broker can do this? i work with faida who i don't think can work this magic based on past experience of them taking so long to sell or buy....maybe it was an issue of demand /supply but i think without a reliable broker, buying and selling same day can easily take you further south.
good work on this thread.
any recommendations?
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