Category Archives: Daily

Technical Calls:NMDC,Aban and Ge Ship

By | May 21, 2012 9:12 am

NMDC Symmetrical Triangle  Formation with breakout above 179. Buy above 179 Tgt 183,186 and 188 Sell below 174.5 Tgt 171,169 and 166     Ge Ship Ascending Triangle Formation in GE ship with base formation at 235 odd levels.Breakout above 249 will lead to initial buying till 254 odd levels. Buy above 247 TGt 249,253… Read More »

Nifty Weekly Technical Analysis for Week Begining 7 May

By | May 6, 2012 4:27 pm

General Anti-Avoidance Rules (GAAR) is the buzzword for every trader in Indian Stocks, Indian Markets have lost almost 10Billon$ of funds because of lack of clarity on GAAR.It is feared that the new rules could lead to a significantly high tax liabilities for FIIs, even if they route their funds through tax-friendly jurisdictions. Besides, the… Read More »

Swing Calls:Bank of India,Ster and Hero Moto Corp

By | April 24, 2012 7:01 am

“One of the most difficult things about trading is not to trade. That is probably one of the most common mistakes that people starting out in this business make. Overtrading is as bad as running losing positions for too long.” Patience Perhaps one of the hardest aspects of trading to master. Often times newer traders… Read More »

Technical Analysis:LT,IRB and DCB

By | April 23, 2012 7:35 am

Almost everyone says that discipline is a requirement to succeed in trading. But most people never talk about what really underlies that type of discipline. The answer……true self-confidence. Larsen Tubro Larsen and Tubro is forming a symmetrical triangle which is a precursor of a decisive move coming in LT. Buy above 1294 Tgt 1314,1330 and… Read More »

Trading with MACD

By | April 14, 2012 10:16 am

Moving Average Convergence-Divergence (MACD) was originally constructed by Gerald Appel an analyst in New York. Originally designed for analysis of stock trends, it is now widely used in many markets. MACD is constructed by making an average of the difference between two moving averages. The difference of the original two moving averages and the moving… Read More »