INTERPRETATION OF DAILY BUY/SELL SIGNAL REPORT OF STRATSTAR GENIUS TRADER, STRATSTAR MIDCAP MONITOR & STRATSTAR FUND WIZARD

1) Scrip : This column indicates the name of the company

2) Price (CMP) : This column indicates the closing price of the scrip on the day the report was generated.

3) Indicator : This column is the current indicator which changes to BUY or SELL as on the current date. The current indicator column indicates a change in signal compared to the previous signal.
If this column is blank, then it indicates that there has been no change in the signal and the previous signal (the next three columns) holds good and the investor/trader should hold on to his buy or sell position

If there is a change in the signal then the investor must square up his previous position and should take a fresh new position in that scrip with the current signal in mind.
For e.g. If ACC gave you a SELL signal on 2nd May 2007 at Rs. 200 and the investor sold 100 shares on this date, and then Stratstar System gave you a BUY signal on 25th May 2007 at Rs. 114, then the investor should square up his 100 shares which he had sold earlier and BUY additional 100 shares and hold on to it till the next SELL signal is generated.

4) Date : This column is the date on which the last signal was generated

5) Price : This column indicates the closing price of the scrip on the day the last signal was generated.

6) Indicator : This column indicates the previous signal which may be BUY or SELL. The previous signal holds good till a fresh signal is generated for the same scrip.

7) Open Position @ C.M.P. : This column is the Open Position column and this shows the Profit or Loss the investor has made on ONE share after following the system at Current Market Price.

8) % Rise / Profit @ C.M.P. : This column is the Percent Rise column, which indicates the percentage profit the investor has made from last signal to present day at Current Market Price. This will appear only if the scrip has appreciated by 10 or more than 10%.

9) Stop Loss : This column is the Stop Loss column. The stop loss is an early indicator of a probable trend change. While it would be optimal to follow the signals only on the confirmation of trend change, a stop loss could be used as a risk control mechanism suggesting partial liquidation of position.

10) Remark : This column is a visual representation of the Percent Rise column. Each '®' represents a 10% profit in a scrip. While a 100% or more. rise will be denoted by 10 Asteriks ( **********).

Sometimes the remark column will show a comment, 'Whipsaw'. When the system gives signals on two consecutive trading days for the same scrip, i.e. a BUY signal on one day and SELL signal on the next trading day or vice-versa, then it is called a whipsaw. Whipsaw is a bad signal which always results in a loss, and occurs during sideways trading market or when the markets display extreme volatility.

NOTE: C.M.P. denotes Current Market Price.