>USA Government bailout hits $8.5 trillion

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>Buy back offered companies

The following companies have approved Buy Back offers untill now

Co_Name	Offer Open	Offer Close	Buy Back Price	Buy Back Amount	CMP Rs
Abbott India	08/18/2008	09/02/2008	630	50.24	368.1
Alembic	12/08/2008	11/13/2009	55	33.00	29.75
Amrutanjan Healt	12/03/2008	11/18/2009	450	6.36	358.15
ANG Auto	07/28/2008	01/02/2009	215	161.25	33.05
DLF	10/17/2008	07/09/2009	600	1100.00	191.9
EID Parry	12/15/2008	10/28/2009	160	46.84	132.8
FDC	11/24/2008	08/11/2009	40	35.86	27.2
Gateway Distpark	08/11/2008	01/24/2009	110	64.00	69.65
Godrej Consumer	12/04/2008	11/24/2009	150	14.90	121
Goldiam Intl.	05/07/2008	12/31/2008	85	9.37	15.03
Great Offshore	05/07/2008	03/30/2009	750	55.24	235.5
Guj Flourochem	08/21/2008	03/20/2009	300	61.43	57.05
HEG	10/13/2008	08/18/2009	350	48.50	111.9
Ipca Labs.	12/03/2008	11/10/2009	600	60.00	332.55
Jindal Poly Film	12/10/2008	08/28/2009	350	150.00	133.5
Maestros Medi.	11/18/2008	10/26/2009	75	3.26	40.05
Mastek	05/20/2008	11/26/2008	750	65.00	154.2
Monnet Ispat	12/08/2008	10/22/2009	300	7.50	127.05
Patni Computer	07/10/2008	02/06/2009	325	237.00	131.75
R Systems Inter.	10/29/2008	09/06/2009	150	8.00	48
Rain Commodities	09/25/2008	04/30/2009	307	26.00	86.6
Sasken Comm.Tech	09/15/2008	11/03/2008	260	40.00	51.15
SRF	07/02/2008	04/24/2009	160	70.00	68.25
Supreme Inds.	12/08/2008	11/25/2009	125	24.57	103.85
Surana Telecom	09/30/2008	04/20/2009	50	6.00	19.35
Valiant Commun.	10/07/2008	09/07/2009	32	3.14	21.1

Note: Buy Back amount mentioned is in Rs crore

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>What is Amibroker

AmiBroker, by Tomasz Janeczko, is an advanced technical analysis program for Windows computers .

AmiBroker helps you make stock trading decisions by graphing historical price and volume data. AmiBroker has all of the major features you need to look after your stock portfolio, including a formula language to build custom chart indicators, quickly search large databases for a select few to study more closely, a portfolio manager and much more.

Without good data and an easy way to import it, you won't get far doing technical analysis.

Featuring End-of-Day and Real-Time charting and analysis, equity function, unique composite indicators, intraday backtesting, position sizing, multiple-security optimisation and more!

All the most popular studies and indicators are built-in, including: candlesticks, moving averages, Bollinger bands, trend lines, Fibonacci retracements and timezones, comparative relative strength, parabolic stop-and-reverse, directional movement, MACD, ROC, RSI, Stochastics, Ultimate, TRIX, CCI, MFI, TRIN, NVI and more.

AmiBroker has a custom programming language called AFL which incorporates analysis functions, allowing you to back-test your trading systems (with detailed reporting), build custom chart indicators and perform screening of large databases.

I have been using Amibroker for last 4 years,And frankly never got tempted to try any other
Charting platform.Amibroker serves me well.

Today I will share few tips and tricks to use Amibroker efficiently.

First and foremost ,What a trader requires ?

The more the screen space for plotting chart the better it would be .
So when in live market tracking stocks its a good practice to keep all stocks ready on tab
and run through them during market hours.
Hers my Amibroker screenshot.
You can see the screen how the chart area is enhanced by removing the less frequently
things from the Amibroker pane.
Also the Pre analyzed stocks are up front in tabs.

Here's one more simple trick to compare two charts in one frame

Comparing two symbols on one chart

How to customize price chart

Hope this helps new bees to understand Amibroker in a better way
Regards
Rish
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>Discovering your Trading Personality

This looks like a small issue but it can do wonders for you in Trading read on!!!

Traders come in many different shapes and sizes. There are male traders, female traders, fat traders, skinny traders, beautiful traders, ugly traders, slow traders, fast traders, professional traders, amateur traders, fur traders … and the list goes on.

Each trader has their own personality, their own personal schedule, their own appetite for risk, their own pain threshold and their own bankroll.

Some traders might have several things in common, but most will be different. The point is each of you are unique. And depending on your personality, personal preferences, and situation, how you trade will be a driving factor in determining your success.

In order to figure out how you should trade, you must first uncover your own “trading personality.” Your trading personality will determine the trading style and method that’s compatible for you.

Trading is not like a t-shirt. There is no one-size-fits-all. There is no single plan for all traders.

I challenge you to perform a self-assessment on your personality, behaviors, beliefs, and mindset. Do you consider yourself disciplined? Are you risk averse or a big risk taker? Are you indecisive or spontaneous? Are you patient or a firecracker? Would you prefer to go bungee jumping or visit a museum?

An excellent way to help you with your self-assessment is to keep a trading journal. It will help you to analyze your thought processes after the trade, and identify your strengths and weaknesses in your trading. Understanding your personality is one thing, but understanding it while you trade is a totally different story. A trading journal allows you to review your wining and losing trades and pinpoint specific reasons on why you won or lose.

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