BF Utilities has had a stellar run from low 100's. Under the Elliott Wave model the current decline from 670 to 490 seems to be a wave iv correction. There is a good probability that the low of Friday, 490 marked the end of wave iv. As can be seen from the chart below, I'm interpreting this wave iv as a sub-wave of a large wave 3.
Hence, if we are seeing the beginning of wave v of Wave 3, we are likely to see BF Utility rise to atleast 824 (typical wave v ending point) and ideally 895, as wave iii was normal and wave v would extend. Eventually, the larger wave 5 would send this stock to north of 1100.
Hence, I would look to create go long on BFUtility, 1/3 to 2/3 of my normal trading size at current levels (530) and look for 895. In the event wave iv is still ongoing, I would look to add balance closer to 490 and 460. Once we see a cross above 620, we can be confident that the move to 895-1100 is underway.
I will email you through updates as to where to place your stop loss orders but at the moment, I do not see BF utility dropping below 460.
Disclosure: I have earlier recommended this to my clients as a multibagger around 300 levels for a target of 1300.
PS: Make sure you save a copy of this report as this is a pay per view report.
Update to post on March 22nd 2014 (via email to subscribers):
536 CMP. LIMIT UP. If you stuck to the original idea, we are currently sitting on a profit of 10%, if you added more during the decline to 431 as per email of 17th, a slighthly higher MTM profit. I suggest booking 1/3 of the qty now. When the stock crosses 605, you can add back this 1/3rd. OR stay in the trade for the rest of the ride with 2/3rd of your position - its all up to you. Remember, always play extreme defence, the profits will roll in.
Update to post on March 17th 2014 (via email to subccribers):
I just want to let you know that despite Friday's weak price action, I see
no change in the longer term price structure. Remember, the original idea
was to buy in stages at 520, 490 and 460. And the confirmation to 800-1100
was only when the stock crossed 605-20. Please re-read the original post.
Great traders always look at minimizing risk. So when the stock moved 10%
in your favour to 590+, you should have taken a bit of profit. If you did
not.... well, we can always learn. Trading is a learning school for a
lifetime.
Coming to the short term structure, we may see a drop to 420-15 before a
bottom is formed. How you manage your risk is in your hands.
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