Friday, January 8, 2010

Nifty falters after the breakout from 5180.



5 comments:

Arunima said...

Hi, Ilango Sir,
If you don't mind please use only one direction for your EW chart.

New comers like me is totally confused for intraday trade by your 2 or 3 direction (red, blue & deep blue).

In the above Nifty Day Chart,
The blue signal indicates that nifty is heading for 5400 whereas red signal indicates nifty is heading for 5130-50.
For today's morning post there was 3 signal in hourly chart in different direction.
I am totally confused.

Please consider my request; please use only one direction for your EW chart.

MD said...

Dear Sir,

Which correction is going on in day and hour chart? Is it zig zag correction for hour chart in your excel sheet?

Ilango said...

Hi..arunima,

The different arrows are for different possibilities that exist as EW.

However, the preferred view is generally mentioned as down or up. We have been calling for a correction from 5310 based on a sub-wave 5 completion, confirmed later by a close below hour high ema, day high ema as well as the likely target zone of 5225-5240.

Whenever we discuss hourly corrective moves which are unpredictable, we have different scenarios with a preferred view. based on the initial price unfoldment, we pick the right arrow and follow it on.

I have not put any downside beyond 5225-5240 zone in my premarket view. Once market has not cleared the 5288 mark in the first session, it was evident that it is doing the other scenario which is moving towards 5240 & lower. Hence, you take that down trade and reverse it at the lows.

There are days things are this much clear. Other days could be more murkier that I do not venture out to place any scenarios at all.

I will reduce the possibilities as you have suggested but to two views only. In those rare occasions, i will keep just one view.


Yes..dare,

It is a zigzag correction.

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