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Pivot Point Analysis for Intraday Trades

We often hear market analysts or experienced traders talking about an equity price nearing a certain support or resistance level, each of which is important because it represents a point at which a major price movement is expected to occur. But how do these analysts and professional traders come up with these so-called levels? One of the most common methods is using pivot points, and here we take a look at how to calculate and interpret these technical tools.

Interpreting and Using Pivot Points
When calculating pivot points, the pivot point itself is the primary support/resistance. This means that the largest price movement is expected to occur at this price. The other support and resistance levels are less influential, but may still generate significant price movements.

Pivot points can be used in two ways. The first way is for determining overall market trend: if the pivot point price is broken in an upward movement, then the market is bullish, and vice versa. Keep in mind, however, that pivot points are short-term trend indicators, useful for only one day until they need to be recalculated. The second method is to use pivot point price levels to enter and exit the markets. For example, a trader might put in a limit order to buy 100 shares if the price breaks a resistance level. Alternatively, a trader might set a stop-loss for his active trade if a support level is broken.
The success of a pivot-point system, however, lies squarely on the shoulders of the trader, on his or her ability to effectively use the pivot-point systems in conjunction with other forms of technical analysis. These other technical indicators can be anything from MACD crossovers to candlestick patterns – the greater the number of positive indications, the greater the chances for success.

Pivot point analysis is one of the most proclaimed mathematical tool in technical analysis for predicting the intra-day support and resistance levels of a stock. It’s been widely used by many of the renouned brockerage houses for intra-day calls.
I’ve put up it here so that every one can use it free of cost! To use it, all you have to do is put the values of previous day high, low and close of your scrip and hit ‘Calculate’. It gives you the prediction of resistance and support levels for the scrip!

Pivot Points and Daily Support and Resistance
Markets, no matter in what they deal, exist to facilitate trade, nothing more, nothing less. As such prices will continually fluctuate between supply and demand to enhance the exchange process. The market abhors a stand off, it cannot exist in a state of paralysis. So market traders will constantly adjust bid and ask prices to keep the exchange going – a combination of a traditional auction to seek top prices, then switching to a Dutch auction to explore for a price bottom.
As prices continually rotate to enhance trading, prices of perceived value (support) and perceived over valuation (resistance) can be recognized by the volume of activity at different price levels. This is the basis of Market ProfileTM (MP) analysis. Distinct patterns of volume and price behaviour can be recognized using MP profiles.
MP illustrates that the majority of trading in a day is by floor traders or “locals” as they are called. These locals constantly take prices up and down to very short term levels of support and resistance, exploring the narrow limits of price/valuation tolerance. Trading for the day will persist between this narrow range unless “outside” buyers and sellers are attracted to the price changes that occur. If the narrow range of support or resistance established by the floor traders can be wrestled from them, then off floor short term traders will be attracted and enter the market, as buyers if short term resistance is overcome or as sellers if short term support is violated. These breakout points then usually reverse their function and serve as test points, i.e. previous resistance becomes support and previous support becomes resistance.
Now the active range of trading expands as the off floor traders enter the fray. If more longer established support and resistance can be successfully breached during the new short term trend that emerges, with the activity of the off floor traders, then longer term traders, position traders, with an intermediate or long term intention of their market commitment will be attracted to join the market.
If one knew the range parameters of support and resistance used by floor traders one would have a handle on the significant areas where off floor and possibly position traders may take over the market direction from the rotating locals. Well the locals calculate from the previous day’s range the pivotal or inflexion price and the areas of support and resistance. The calculations are very simple and the results invariably have an influence on the market activity of the day. In fact, if no other information that relates to the market becomes available then the locals’ parameters may dominate the day.
The calculation for the new day are calculated from the High (H), low (L) and close (C) of the previous day.
·    Pivot point = P = (H + L + C)/3
·    First area of resistance = R1 = 2P – L
·    First area of support = S1 = 2P – H
·    Second area of resistance = R2 = (P -S1) + R1
·    Second area of support = S2 = P – (R2 – S1)
So unless significant market news has been made available between yesterday’s close and today’s opening you can expect locals to take prices to test the near term support and resistance and the pivot price. Should, for any reason, these near term support and resistance areas fail then the second such area will likely be tested. If these support or resistance areas fail, because of market influencing news or observations, the off floor or, more particularly, intermediate term positional players will likely enter the market and make the market trend.
So these floor trader pivot points are areas to be aware of and respect. They are both dangerous and areas of opportunity. Stop orders to enter at these points are readily whipsawed by ‘floor sweeping’ by the locals as they rotate up and down the perceived range. On the other hand, if you find support or resistance was forthcoming as appropriate it offers a low risk entry point with a close Stop loss point identified. On the other hand, failure of anticipated support and resistance, as appropriate, offers a low risk entry point with a close Stop loss point identified in what is likely to be a trend emerging from the ‘local’ noise of the market.
Even if you are not a day trader, knowing the key pivot, support and resistance points can help the short term off floor and intermediate positional trader to identify potential entry points and stop loss levels for your trade if your other criteria have determined the direction in which you should be trading.
Make it a daily ritual, calculate the pivot point and the areas of support and resistance after the close each day for the markets you are interested in. Study the next day’s price action in the context of those pivot points so that you get familiar with the dynamics of the market.
Remember above all markets exist to facilitate trade!

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they cry together
they move together
they see things together
they sleep together
But they never see each other

“The obstacles in life are not conquered by fighting them on their own terms or attempting to push them out of the way. The best way to move past a difficult situation is to transform it with positive, productive energy.”

Thandi havaye, wo panchiyon ki gungunahat..
badlo ki gadgadahat aur wo bundo ki barsat….
Mubarak ho Aapko pyarbhare “Savan” ki shurvat..

To love without condition,
To talk without intention,
To give without reason,
And to care without expectation,
Is the heart of a true friend.
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AJAX – Asynchronous Java Script 

OCX – Ole Control ExtensionDBCC – Database Console Commands

Normalization is a process of organizing the tables in a database into efficient,
logical structures in order to eliminate redundant data and increase integrity.
NSA – National Security Administration

TCSEC – Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria

PHP – (Personal Home Page) which use for developing web page.

RDC – (Report Designer Component)

DTS – Data Transformation Services

RAID – Redundant Array of Independent (or Inexpensive) Disks. A category of disk drives that employ two or more drives in combination for fault tolerance and performance. RAID disk drives are used frequently on servers but aren’t generally necessary for personal computers.

RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) is a way of storing the same data in different places (thus, redundantly) on multiple hard disks.

TSQL: Concatenate strings from a column into a single row?

The following article is taken from this link:

http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2529

This question is asked quite frequently. People want to take a column like this:

Color
——
red
orange
blue
green

And return a resultset like this:

Colors
————————-
red,orange,blue,green

This isn’t exactly relational, and can certainly be handled by the presentation layer. However, there are kludges in SQL Server that will allow you to derive a solution. We’ll start with the simple case above:

CREATE TABLE Colors
(
Color VARCHAR(32)
)
GO

SET NOCOUNT ON
INSERT Colors SELECT ‘red’
INSERT Colors SELECT ‘orange’
INSERT Colors SELECT ‘blue’
INSERT Colors SELECT ‘green’
GO

DECLARE @colors VARCHAR(1024)

SELECT
@colors = COALESCE(@colors + ‘,’, ”) + Color
FROM
Colors

SELECT Colors = @colors
GO

DROP TABLE Colors
GO

(Note that you can add an ORDER BY clause to the SELECT, but this will not necessarily be obeyed… the resulting list will be displayed in an arbitrary order.)

Now, that’s great if you’re only concerned with getting one list back. But let’s say we have a table of athlete names, events and results. For each athlete, we want a row containing the full name and a comma-separated list of events they medaled in. In this case, we’ll use a user-defined function to handle the concatenation for us, and a subquery to limit the output to one row per name.

CREATE TABLE dbo.Medals
(
FullName VARCHAR(32),
Result VARCHAR(12),
Event VARCHAR(32),
PRIMARY KEY (Fullname, Event)
)
GO

CREATE FUNCTION dbo.GetMedalResult
(
@fullName VARCHAR(32)
)
RETURNS VARCHAR(8000)
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @r VARCHAR(8000)
SELECT @r = ISNULL(@r+’,', ”)
+ Result + ‘ in ‘ + Event
FROM dbo.Medals
WHERE FullName = @fullName
RETURN @r
END
GO

SET NOCOUNT ON
INSERT Medals SELECT ‘Marie-Helene Premont’, ‘Silver’, ‘Mountain Biking’
INSERT Medals SELECT ‘Adam van Koeverden’, ‘Bronze’, ‘K-1 1,000M Kayak’
INSERT Medals SELECT ‘Kyle Shewfelt’, ‘Gold’, ‘Gymnastics Floor Exercise’
INSERT Medals SELECT ‘Alexandre Despatie’, ‘Silver’, ‘3-Meter Springboard’
INSERT Medals SELECT ‘Michael Phelps’, ‘Gold’, ‘400M Medley’
INSERT Medals SELECT ‘Michael Phelps’, ‘Gold’, ‘200M Medley’
INSERT Medals SELECT ‘Michael Phelps’, ‘Gold’, ‘200M Butterfly’
INSERT Medals SELECT ‘Michael Phelps’, ‘Gold’, ‘100M Butterfly’
INSERT Medals SELECT ‘Michael Phelps’, ‘Gold’, ‘4×200M Freestyle Relay’
INSERT Medals SELECT ‘Michael Phelps’, ‘Bronze’, ‘200M Freestyle’
INSERT Medals SELECT ‘Michael Phelps’, ‘Bronze’, ‘4×100M Freestyle Relay’
GO

SELECT
Fullname,
dbo.getMedalResult(Fullname)
FROM
(
SELECT
Fullname
FROM
Medals
GROUP BY
Fullname
) i
GO

DROP TABLE Medals
DROP FUNCTION dbo.getMedalResult
GO

Again, you will not be able to dictate the ordering of the result in each row; this will be decided by the optimizer at runtime, and will not necessarily stay consistent between executions.

SQL Server 2005 adds some interesting options for this kind of non-relational query. You should be able to have more granular control over concatenation with user-defined aggregates, and you can also take advantage of the new FOR XML PATH (except that for a true comma-delimited list, you have to do a lot of ugly replaces either in the query or in the application/presentation layer):

USE AdventureWorks
GO

SELECT
CustomerID,
SalesOrderIDs = REPLACE
(
REPLACE(
REPLACE(
(
SELECT
SalesOrderID AS [data()]
FROM
Sales.SalesOrderHeader soh
WHERE
soh.CustomerID = c.CustomerID
ORDER BY
SalesOrderID
FOR XML PATH (‘o’)
),
‘</o><o>’,',’),
‘<o>’,SPACE(0)),
‘</o>’,SPACE(0)
)
FROM
Sales.Customer c
ORDER BY
CustomerID

Another way is to use the new CROSS APPLY operator:

USE AdventureWorks
GO

SELECT
CustomerID,
SalesOrderIDs = LEFT(o.list, LEN(o.list)-1)
FROM
Sales.Customer c
CROSS APPLY
(
SELECT
CONVERT(VARCHAR(12), SalesOrderID) + ‘,’ AS [text()]
FROM
Sales.SalesOrderHeader s
WHERE
s.CustomerID = c.CustomerID
ORDER BY
SalesOrderID
FOR XML PATH(”)
) o (list)
ORDER BY
CustomerID

MsSql String Comparision with Case Sensitive

If you want to compare two string in Ms Sql with case sensitivity.

Select Fields Names from Table Name Where cast(Password as varbinary(30)) = cast(@Password AS varbinary(30)) Select Fields Names from Table Name Where cast(Password as varbinary(30))= cast(“Madhav” as varbinary(30))

Remove Duplicate Row From Table

Select distinct * into #holding from Table Name

Truncate Table Table Name

Insert Table Name select * from #holding

Drop table #holding

ORACLE -

delete from table1 t1 where t1.rowid < (select max(t2.rowid) from schema.table1 t2 where t1.fcn = t2.fcn); keep just the latest rows If > then old rows

Finding N no of Row from Table

Select top 1 * from table where [fields] not in (Select top n-1 [fields] from table order by field desc) order by field desc.

Select * from Employee A where 1 = (select count(*) from Employee B where A.EmpId < B.EmpId) Find 5^th Highest Salary from Employee

Select salary from Employee where salary not in (select top 4 salary from Employee order by salary desc) order by salary desc.

Normalization is a process that eliminates redundancy, organizes data efficiently, reduces the potential for anomalies during data operations and improves data consistency.

First normal form (1NF): Ensure that each table has a primary key: an attribute or combination of attributes whose values are guaranteed to be different for every record of the table.

Eliminate repeating groups (categories of data which would seem to be required a different number of times on different records) by defining key and non-key attributes appropriately.

Second normal form (2NF) requires that data stored in a table with a composite primary key must not be dependent on only part of the table’s primary key:

The database must meet all the requirements of the first normal form.

Data, which is redundantly duplicated across multiple rows of a table, is moved out to a separate table.

Third normal form (3NF) requires that data stored in a table be dependent only on the primary key, and not on any other field in the table.

The database must meet all the requirements of the second normal form.

Any field, which is dependent not only on the primary key but also on another field, is moved out to a separate table.

Boyce-Codd normal form (or BCNF) requires that there be no non-trivial functional dependencies of attributes on something other than a superset of a candidate key

Fourth normal form (or 4NF) requires that there be no non-trivial multivalued dependencies of attribute sets on something other than a superset of a candidate key. A table is said to be in 4NF if and only if it is in the BCNF and multivalued dependencies are functional dependencies. The 4NF removes unwanted data structures: multivalued dependencies.

Fifth normal form (5NF and also PJ/NF) requires that there are no non-trivial join dependencies that do not follow from the key constraints. A table is said to be in the 5NF if and only if it is in 4NF and every join dependency in it is implied by the candidate keys.

This normal form was, as of 2005, only recently proposed: the sixth normal form (6NF) was only defined when extending the relational model to take into account the temporal dimension. Unfortunately, most current SQL technologies as of 2005 do not take into account this work, and most temporal extensions to SQL are not relational.

P is the principal (the initial amount you borrow or deposit)
r is the annual rate of interest (percentage)
n is the number of years the amount is deposited or borrowed for.
A is the amount of money accumulated after n years, including interest.

When the interest is compounded once a year:

A = P(1 + r)n

However, if you borrow for 5 years the formula will look like:

A = P(1 + r)5

This formula applies to both money invested and money borrowed.

Frequent Compounding of Interest:

What if interest is paid more frequently?
Here are a few examples of the formula:

Annually = P × (1 + r) = (annual compounding)

Quarterly = P (1 + r/4)4 = (quarterly compounding)

Monthly = P (1 + r/12)12 = (monthly compounding)

If $4000 is invested at an annual rate of 6.0% compounded monthly, what will be the final value of the investment after 10 years?

Since the interest is compounded monthly, there are 12 periods per year, so, k = 12.

Since the investment is for 10 years, or 120 months, there are 120 investment periods, so, n = 120.

S = P(1 + r/k)n

S = 4000(1 + 0.06/12)120

S = 4000(1.005)120

S = 4000(1.819396734)

S = $7277.59

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Mumbai(BCT) Vadodara(BRC)
Trai No. Train Name (Night) Dep Time Arrival Time
2927 Vadodara Express 23:55 6:20
9019 Dehradun Express (Bdts) 22:25 6:00
9037 Avadh Express (Bdts) 22:40 5:15
9039 Avadh Express (Bdts) 22:40 5:15
2901 Gujarat Mail 21:50 4:30
1096 Ahinsa Exp (F,S,S) (Kalyan) 22:15 6:30
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9011 Gujarat Express 5:45 13:07
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RETURN JOURNEY Vadodara (BRC) Mumbai (BCT)

2928 Vadodara Express 22:45 5:25
2904 Golden Temple 23:38 6:05
2902 Gujarat Mail 0:07 7:00
2962 Avantika Express 0:12 6:50
9006 Saurashtra Mail 0:47 8:10
9144 Lokshakti Express 23:14 6:30
9272 Bhavnagar Express from bhavnagar 18:25 10:07
9038 Avadh Exp (Tu,Th,Sat,Sun) 2:24 7:12 Day Train
2934 Karnavati Express 6:50 12:50
9012 Gujarat Express 9:08 16:40
9116 Bhuj Bandra Express 7:10 13:16 Bandra
9018 Sau Janta Exp from Rajkot 15.25 virar 4.25

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Hum vo nahi jo tuje gam me chod dege…
Hum vo nahi jo tujase nata tod dege…
Hum to tere vo dosto hai jo agar teri…
Saas bandh jo ja ye to apani saas jod dege…

2 Love is a duty.
2 b loved is a success.
2 b with someone u love is an achievement.
but 2 b with someone who love u is life.

vaade pe vo mere aitbaar nahi karate.
hum zikare muhobat sare bazar nahi karate.

darata hai dil unki ruswai se.
aur vo sochate hai hum unase pyar nahi karate.

dosti gazal hai gun guna ne ke liye.
dosti nazam hai sunane ke liye.
yah vo zasba hai jo sabako milata hai.
kyu ki hosala chahiye dosti nibhane ke liye.

rang ni pichi vagar tasvir banavi lidhi.               —–(Gujarati Gazal)
jigar ma vasavi ne zindagi sajavi lidhi.
tamane puchava no samay pan na rahyo.
muhobat ni ame duniya vasavi lidhi.

tej dhakan ko sunkar bhi
tume pyar ki khabar nahi hoti.
kya mahasus karoge tum dil ka dard
dil ke tutane ki aavaz bhi nahi hoti

unaki yaad me sabkuch bhula baithe hai.
chirag khusiyo ke buza baithe hai.
hum to marege unki baho me.
ye bhi muat se sart laga baithe hai.

pane se kone ka maza kuch aur hai.
bandh aankho se dekh ne ka maza kuch aur hai.
aasu bane lafaz aur lafaz bane gazal.
yaado ke saath zine ka maza kuch aur hai.

Jo hud se na guzar ja ye wo pyar hi kya.
jo pyar karane pe mazboor na karade vo ikrar hi kya.
intazar to sab kiya karate hai saas tutane tak.
Jo saath na de vo yaar hi kya.

Ruthna mat hume manana ni aataa…
Dur mat jana hume bulana nahi aataa…
Aap bhul jao aapki marzii…
Magar hum kya karein?
Hume toh bhulana bhi nahi aata…..

Muskurao aap to kali khil jaye,
baatein karo to dil machal jaye.
Itni dilkash hai aapki dosti,
Dost to kya dushman bhi aap par fida ho jaaye…

Chand agar roshan hai to roshni tum ho,
Phool agar khusbodar hain to kushboo tum ho,
Barf agar thandi hai to thandak tum ho,
Hum agar zinda hain to zindagi tum ho…..

Khuda se mainey aik dua mangi,
Dua main apni maut maingi,
Phir khuda nai mujh se kaha,
Maut to tujhey main dein doo,
Par use kya kaho jis ney teri lambi umar mangi…

Aasman humse naraaz hai
Taaron ka gussa behisaab hai
Woh sab hamse jalte hain, kyon ki
Chand se behtar dost hamare pass hai……

Tanha ho to kabhi mujh ko mat dhundhna
Duniya se nahi apne dil se puchhna
Aaspas hi kahin base rahti hai
Yadon se nahi saath gujare lamho se puchhna

Hasne ke bad kyun rulati hai ye duneya ?
Jane ke bad kyun bulati hai ye duniya ?
Zindgi mein kya kasar baki thi jo
Marne ke baad jalati hai ye duniya.

Chahat ki baahein faila kar to dekho
Mohabbat ki shama jala kar to dekho
Tumhe na hojaye pyar to kehdena
Zara humse nazrein mila kar to dekho

Woh mulakaat kuch adhuri si lagi..
Paas hokar bhi duri si lagi…
Honto pe hansi, aankho mein nami
Pehli baar kisi ki dosti…
Saanso jitni zaruri si lagi..

Jeeti her bazi to masroor hoo gaeay
aap seay mileay to aansooun ham seay doour hoo gaeay
Bas sirf aik ap ki dosti ki badooulat lagta hei
Ke ham KANCH seay KOH-E-NOR hoo gaeay…

Unse hum pyaar is tarah karte hai,
Kuch keh kar bhi kuch keh nahi paate.
Mohhabat ko dosti ka karar dete hai,
Kyu ki unhe hum khone nahi chahte he……

Zindgi ho tum humari to tum ko hum bhula nahi sakte,
Dil tumhara is dil se juda kar nahi sakte,
Duniya main pyaar to sabhi karte hai per,
Nibhane ke liye dil kisi ka tod nahi sakte.

Royegi aakhe muskurane ke baad,
Aayegi raat din dhaljane ke baad,
Ohh janewale zara mud ke dekh,
Shayad yeh ZINDAGI hi na rahe tere jaane ke baad……….

Sawar vagar ni ek raat mangu chu,
Sitara saathe ni varsat mangu chu,
Na hoi ant jeno pralay sudhi……..
Bus evi ek mulakat maangu chu?

Ek jaam ulfat ke naam,
Ek jaam mohabat ke naam,
Ek jaam wafa k naam,
Puri botal bewafa ke naam,
Aur pura theka doston ke naam.

Ab umar ho gayi hai dil ki kitaab mein,
Kuch khusk paton ke siva kuch nahin raha,
Zazbaat tamaam kho gaye lamhon ki dhool mein,
Ab dil mein dhadkano ke siva kuch nahi raha.Log kahtey hain ki ladkiyan zindagi hoti hain maut nahi,
Magar voh kya jane ki dhoka bhi zindagi deti hai maut nahi WAH..WAH.. WAH..WAH….

Sitaron se aage jahan aur bhi hein,
Abhi Mohabbat ke imtihan aur bhi hein,
Tum hi nahi jalatey mere dil ko,
Duniya mein Ladkiyan aur bhi hein.

Ye Barish Jara Sambhalke Baras Mera Yaar Ane Vala Hai,
Itana Bhi Nahi Baras Woh Aana Sake,
Aur Ane Ke Bad Itana Baras Badme Woh Jana Sake.

Dur Humse Jaa Paoge Kaise,
Humko Bhool Paoge Kaise,
Hum Who Khushbu Jo Saanson Mein Utar Jaye,
Khud Apni Saanson Ko Rok Paoge Kaise..

Bekhudi Ki Zindagi Hum Jiya Nahi Karte,
Yun kisi ka Jaam Hum Piya Nahi Karte,
Unse Kehdo Mohabbat Ka Izhaar Aakar Khud Karein,
Yun Kisika Peecha Hum Nahin Karte.

Rone De Tu Aaj Hamako Tu Aankhe Sujane De,
Baho Me Lele Aur Khud Ko Bheeg Jane De,
Hai Jo Seene Me Quaid Dariya Wo Chut Jayega,
Hai Itana Dard Ki Tera Daman Bheeg Jayega..

Aaj hum unhe bewafa batakar aaye hain,
Unke khaton ko pani mein bahakar aaye hai,
Koi nikaal kar padh na le unhe,
Isliye paani mein bhi aag lagakar aaye hain……

Log apna bana kar chod dete hai,
Rishtay gairo ke sath jod lete hain,
Hum to ek phool bhi na tod paye,
Na jane log kaise dilo ko tod dete hai…

Main lafzon se kuch bhi izhaar nahi karta,
Iska matlab ye nahi ki main pyar nahi karta,
Chahta hu main Use aaj bhi per,
Uski soch main waqt bekar nahi karta,
Tamasha na ban jaye yeh mohabbat meri,
Isliye apne dard ka izhaar nahi karta,
Jo kuch mila hai usi me kush hu main,
Uske liye khuda se takrar nahi karta,
Par kuch to baat hai uski fitrat main aye zalim,
Warna use chahne ki khata baar-baar nahi karta.
Ek kami thi taj mahal me
Ham ne teri tasvir laga di

Apne Chehare se jo jahil ho use chupaye kaise,
Tu jis tarah chahe ham najar aaye kaise,
Ghar Sajane ka tasavur bohat baad ka hai,
Phale ye soche ye Ghar bachaye kaise.

Bheeg jati hai palkein Uski yadon me,
Darte hai koi jaan na le,
Pasand karte hai Tez Barsaat me chalna,
kahin rote huye koi hume pehchaan na le.
Gum ki ahat bhi na aye tere dar per,
Pyar ke samandar ka tu bhi kinara ho,
Kabhi bhul se jo tapke teri ankh se Moti,
Thame wahi jo tujhe sabse pyara ho.