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Dear Shyam
You have wanted me to share my experiences
with "Panch-pakshi"
report. For that, I need to give little
introduction of myself so that you and
other users of your report can properly
understand what I am going to write in
following paragraphs. Though usage pattern
may change for people from different
backgrounds but, I think, the basic
underlying principles and experiences
would remain almost same for every one.
I am a Delhi based small investor in
stock-market. I do it part-time but
regularly since long back. I do intra-day
trading as-well-as also buy and sell stocks on
delivery basis.
I am using your "Intra-day Panch-Pakshi Shastra"
based report since last several months.
Initially, I took it casually. But after
some time, I realized that it works. I
started using it more carefully and my buy
and sell decisions became more dependant
on your report. I must admit that it has
really helped me a lot to earn more from
stock-market than my previous average of
successes. The count of erroneous
decisions have come down
significantly after using "Panch-pakshi".
As asked by you, I am sharing some of my
experiences, which I gathered and
encountered, while using my
personalized
Panch-pakshi
report.
The major experiences are as under:
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My
foremost experience has been that it
is really the "Frame of mind",
which works at a given time and
decides the ultimate fate of my action.
I have felt that the "Panch-pakshi"
can identify whether I was in
a proper mental state at a particular
time to take a vital decision.
For example, the transaction decisions
(stocks buy or sell) taken in my "Excellent"
or "Good" or "Fair"
marked time-slots in your report, were
mostly the "BEST DECISIONS TAKEN".
Though the actual "Action" is
important but the "Decision taking"
is more important and should be taken
in your "Golden moments" only.
I could identify those moments easily through
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I have
experienced it many -many times that
whenever I had hesitated to do any
transactions (buy or sell), even
though against the prevailing
market-mood, and your report showed
those time slots as my "Excellent"
or "Good" time-slots, I had
been a gainer even without any action.
For example, suppose, I initially wanted to sell
my stocks, but during my "Excellent"
or "Good" time slots, I reversed my
decision and decided not to sell. My
experience has been that the market
has scaled new peak invariably
thereafter,
very soon. It resulted in more profits
on my stocks-in-custody, in very near
future, than, had I acted upon on my
original decision of selling.
Same way, many times, at the start of
the day, I planned to buy some stocks,
based on a "very reliable market tip"
or "analysis", but at the nick of time
during the day, I
decided not to act. After few
minutes, or few hours, market suddenly
starts plummeting. I check my "Panch-pakshi"
report in disbelief (which I always
keep in my pocket). I find that it was
either my
"Good" or "Excellent" time slot
when I decided not to buy.
I have been saved from huge losses.
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I have
also learnt a precious lesson about
your report through my past mistakes.
One should "Never take a decision
or make-up his mind in advance"
without verifying the "Quality of
his time". As I have written
above, all important decisions should
be taken in good time-slots only. Once
you already decide that "What you
want to do?", you become
prejudiced and no much use of "Panch-pakshi"
is left. The
only use left now is that "When you
can do it?". In such cases, "Panch-pakshi"
may not be very helpful.
During initial days of using your
report, I made this mistake many times
and lost heavily. I would first decide
in the morning that I had to buy a
particular stock today, without
referring to your report. Thereafter,
I would look at your report and mark
my good timings on it to decide that "When I
have to buy it?". This was my
biggest mistake which I realized
later. Once a decision has already
been taken, what astrology can do? Now
only the implementation part of that
decision is remaining.
After few mistakes, I realized the
real intent of "Panch-pakshi".
Thereafter, I would remain completely
idle during my "Poor" or "Worst"
marked time slots. I would avoid
taking any investment (or,
disinvestment) decision during those
sleazy times. As soon as my "Excellent",
"Good" or "Fair"
time-slots appeared in the report, I
would re-start thinking again about my
next course of action that " Should
I sell or buy now?" , and,
"What to sell or buy?". I would, of course,
implement my decisions within my good
time slots only. |
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The most
important thing which I had
experienced is that if had gone against
this report, i.e., if I had made
any transaction in my poor or worst
marked time-slots than that particular
transaction was the most loss giving
transaction to me. |
Shyam, there
are so many other things, which I have
experienced with your report, but at the
moment, I can re-collect only some of them
and I have tried to put them in this mail.
I do hope, other user's of your
report will be benefited from my
experiences. I shall try to write more
experiences as I go through them.
In nut-shell, I will say - "Your
Panch-pakshi report is just excellent !".
Using it in combination with your software
"Stock
Compass", the utility enhances even
further. Keep it up.
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