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Elliot's Impulse waves.(Part-5)
IMPULSE WAVES :- The Basics Waves that move the market in the direction of its main trend either up or down are called Impulse waves. 1....
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5010-5039 supply zone proved a ST resistance. 5002 proved a break down point. 4945 to 4982 proved a corrective rise, monitored with an ... -
Trading strategy that works wonders besides the supports & Resistance is " Retracement strategy ": The strategy that has wor... -
If the steady FIIs inflow reflects in the prices, 5405 should be protected going ahead and market may encounter minor corrections and keep m...
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sir & family
GM
sorry missed the action ystrdy..
our mangoose short(mynac) s bak..wll wait fr his lvls..nywys shai..d co-relator.. posted good work..
@krishna looks like a april fool type removed posts..
Dear Ilango sir....
I just started visiting ur blog in the past 2-3 days & found it pretty useful.
However looking at the above fii trading activity i'm a bit confused. Can you tell me why there is a difference between the two trading figures (Net Purchase/Sales)...the one posted by you:
http://www.moneycontrol.com/stocks/marketstats/fii_dii_activity/index.php?sel_month=201003
& the other one
http://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockmarket/foreigninstitutionalinvestors/16/20/activity/FII
Is it because the former presents trading figures in secondary and later one presents the trading figures done in both primary & secondary market or something else.
Secondly we say that majorly FII inflow/outflow drive the Indian markets. However looking at the above figures right from April 2006 to current date fii's have been net sellers to the tune of -91,017.22 crores whereas during the same period dii's have been net buyer to the tune of 136,933.49 crores. So what to conclude from the above figures. (If it's because above figures does not include primary mkt data I dont have further doubts)
Kindly clarify.
Waiting for ur reply....Thanks
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