Today's high touched the last channel resistance - anything beyond 5100 will be a clear breakout.
Monday, May 31, 2010
Nifty ends at another (last) channel resistance..
Today's high touched the last channel resistance - anything beyond 5100 will be a clear breakout.
Nifty PreMarket View.
The circled areas are the "Price clusters". Keeping note of these help in analysing price strengths & weaknesses. A larger time period, say 12-18 months of hour chart would provide more "potential clusters".
@ golfdude,
Congratulations to you on your new blog. I will prepare a S&P file and send it to you. Even with limited data, your table has given some good trades.
If you are bullish inclined, you may buy @ 4985-5005 and hold it with a SL 4945.
As there is no clear pattern or EW completion, trading the levels would be preferred.
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Few queries and weekend Analysis with AarVee.
I have never looked at it this way but from the fact it is based, it is obvious that if 5 hour ema moves above 5 day ema, it has to be strength. Now the most important question is: Is it tradeable..? How much lag in time it leaves you and how far away from the bottom or top it generates a buy/ sell. Have you back tested over a period of ...2 years.
When the larger trend is still in force but the short term is "Overbought with negative divergence", it is time to do partial profit booking. Full booking may be done when the larger trend is overbought with negative divergence and your system suggests you to initiate a SELL.
That is "three questions in one"... I have a system that incorporates Macd-fast & slow, stochastics-5 & 14 periods, Pivot points showing critical highs and lows, Channeling, Tech. table with three important emas - close, high & low to show the trend and its strength & weaknesses as well as their momentum and finally Elliott wave analysis - a labeling system which maps out the price advancement and retracements and reversals in an orderly way. I have summarised these and presented it in "Technical analysis" under "LABELS" in my blog.
Reader-2:
5. I wanted to do Intraday trading alone. I look into MACD first to check whether its bullish or bearish in a Daily Chart, Next I confirm with Stochastics and RSI. After in Intraday, I check in Hourly chart for Oversold and overbought using RSI and next i enter trade in 5 minute chart but manytime i enter trend is reversing , I cannot find perfect entry point always there are any problems. Sir, Hope you will guide me How I can do good trading with some strategy.
In a trending market, buy into "every 3 wave declines/ retracements" for better entry & hold.
Once the trend shows fatigue with "overbought readings", study the price chart, especially the hour chart for "Price clusters" to understand the likely supports and resistances and position yourself to trade the ranges.
Never trade based on indicators as they only indicate the likely direction but can reverse suddenly too. By studying the "price clusters", you will be able to trade with ease. Try this - you will find amazing results. And when you do, keep your feet firmly on the ground and head down with emotions under check and stay away from market men. Emotions can easily unsettle all that you have built..
Trading is just like any other business - more the secrecy, more the success.
Aarvee's Analysis:
I am taking some time off from active blogging due to family and work commitments. This journey has been truly a great learning and evolving experience under your guidance and cooperation from friends. My sincere Thanks.
Dear Aar Vee,
Solitude/ seclusion brings out the best creative energy. Take care of your other commitments, dear aar vee and when you find some interesting observations to share with us, the doors are always open and don't take too long.
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Saturday, May 29, 2010
The injured becoming inspirational to many..
While there, Molly was attacked by a pit bull terrier and almost died. Her gnawed right front leg became infected, and her vet went to LSU for help, but LSU was overwhelmed, and this pony was a welfare case. You know how that goes.
But after surgeon Rustin Moore met Molly, he changed his mind. He saw how the pony was careful to lie down on different sides so she didn't seem to get sores, and how she allowed people to handle her.
She protected her injured leg. She constantly shifted her weight and didn't overload her good leg. She was a smart pony with a serious survival ethic.
Moore agreed to remove her leg below the knee, and a temporary artificial limb was built. Molly walked out of the clinic and her story really begins there.
Friday, May 28, 2010
Nifty's sharp reversal has not changed the weekly down trend.
Your absence was felt by all. I am aware from RG's & Mok's comments that you are grieving a personal tragedy. If it'll make it any lighter, we want you to know that our prayers are with you to sail through this lonely patch in your life. May you have all the strength to carry your family along.
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Inspite of a 300 point rise, Nifty could not close above 5-wk sma. But just squeezed into the rising channel - Can it keep up with the rising channel in the coming weeks..?
Nifty PreMarket View.
However, Hour would get "oversold & triggered" by 10.00AM. But with strong daily momentum, the corrections would be mild. The earlier "Strong resistances of "5015-5020" may offer supports (assuming here a gap up above this).
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Nifty confirms a larger rally & captures 200 sma.
Nifty Intraday Update-II
Nifty PreMarket View.
As long as it trades below 4915, downward pressure will be on...
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VIX based range for the day is "4835 - 5000". (My critic is betting on the lower side in the first half based on 5-minute -ve div..& he feels the bottom may be in already for the first part of the down leg).
now what the market has to say..??
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Nifty takes a baby step for the short term reversal...
4786 + 182 = 4968 (1st target)
4786 + 226 = 5012 (2nd target)
Anything beyond 5012 should alert us to a larger pull back as the "Short term bullish scenario" shown in the 2nd chart.
This chart suggests of the first wave down ending as a "leading diagonal" with overlapping five waves and Nifty may have started on the 2nd wave(Corrective up) having few retracements possibilities:
5400 to 4786 = 614 points. 38% @ 5019; 50% @ 5093 ; 61.8% @ 5166.
This view would also harmonize with the "OS" daily as well as weekly TA.
Nifty PreMarket View.
That is "market sense".
And Kudos to Sujatha, Sethu for that contrarian call & to Ankhurbbhatt's +ve div.
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Trend continues to remain down with a short term reversal - the quality of which will decide its longevity.
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Thank you Manoj (Tryin2Trade) for the following link (www.thestreet.com)
One of the questions we get each correction is whether or not traders/investors should try to pick market bottoms. The background music is an orchestra of bottom callers, the vast majority of who are, shall we say, premature. Eventually someone gets it right, but I never have been convinced it wasn't a function of random luck.
For the vast majority of market participants, however, this guessing game tends to be rather expensive.
The good news is that it can be done. There are, on occasion, situations where all of the technical and sentiment indicators align "just so." When all the stars and planets line up, it may be worth taking a high-probability stab at that with a little money (a toe in the water so to speak).
The bad news is this is exceedingly difficult. The ideal conditions and circumstances for bottom picking are rare, and the tools necessary to do so are even rarer. Most traders and investors do not have:
- the requisite skill to identify these circumstances;
- the obligatory patience to wait for these conditions;
- or the compulsory discipline to cut losses when the trades don't work out.
Rather than tell you if it is safe here or not, let's consider a different strategy.
Consider the following chart (it's either a market or stock). Each of the red circles is a potential bottom where you could have caught the proverbial falling knife:
Had you bought this at what looked like any of these bottoms, you would have suffered significant losses.
From a risk/reward standpoint, there are much higher-probability trades/investments to make, with lower risk. This balance leads to better overall returns.
Now consider the same company as above, only with the chart extended a little further in time. It reveals two much better entry points than the bottom guesses. The first is when the downtrend was broken, and another entry when the horizontal resistance was overcome.
You would have been much better served buying this stock (or market) when the relentless, multi year downtrend broke (circle 1) than trying to repeatedly guess the bottom. The next advantageous strategy would be to add to the position -- average up -- after the horizontal resistance is broken (circle 2).
The bottom line: Most investors do not have the tools to play this bottom-guessing game. They lack the ability to wait for lows, and they lack the skill set to see the bottom when it's there. Too few employ stop losses or risk management. Worst of all, even when they do, they lack the discipline to follow their own rules.
Might today be the bottom? My best guess is that we are getting nearer a tradeable low -- the oversold point where a rally can run a few days to a few weeks. But my instinct is that we are nowhere near the 2008/2009 recession bottom. But why guess? Why not wait until the downtrend is decisively broken?
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Nifty Intraday Update-III
Elliot's Impulse waves.(Part-5)
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