This blog attempts to analyze movement of Nifty through the age-old Point & Figure method. Weekly chart would imply the movement of Nifty for the weeks to come and not necessarily the immediate next week. Same is true for other time frame charts. As price action unfolds every week the charts speak for due course of action. DISCLAIMER: NOTHING IN THIS BLOG SHOULD BE TAKEN AS TRADE ADVICE
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Monday, September 19, 2011
Nifty Point & Figure (PnF) Analysis - Week 1909 - 230911
Sorry for defaulting on weekend post. Going through some rough patch of life. Hope to recover soon.
Recap:
Support came near 4920 level. Bulls have been given another chance too!
Weekly Analysis:
Daily Analysis:
Summary:
Weekly DOWN move halted. Daily nearing a support. Support near 4950 level. Resistance CMP. HPO target for Bulls 5350.
Recap:
Support came near 4920 level. Bulls have been given another chance too!
Weekly Analysis:
Daily Analysis:
Summary:
Weekly DOWN move halted. Daily nearing a support. Support near 4950 level. Resistance CMP. HPO target for Bulls 5350.
Friday, September 9, 2011
Nifty Point & Figure (PnF) Analysis - Week 1209 - 160911
Recap:
5150+ it did.
Weekly Analysis:
Daily Analysis:
Summary:
Weekly paused, Daily reversed. Support in the range 4940 - 4980.
Included SMA10, with a mark of "M" in the grid, though the value of the SMA10 is same as in any other chart, however, the significance of the same is different in PnF chart as both price and this point will move within the same column in a running trend showing the transition celarly. We will explore more on this later.
5150+ it did.
Weekly Analysis:
Daily Analysis:
Summary:
Weekly paused, Daily reversed. Support in the range 4940 - 4980.
Included SMA10, with a mark of "M" in the grid, though the value of the SMA10 is same as in any other chart, however, the significance of the same is different in PnF chart as both price and this point will move within the same column in a running trend showing the transition celarly. We will explore more on this later.
Friday, September 2, 2011
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