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24th January 2008, 01:09 AM
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Re: Skip the crap on TV: I Will post daily technicals here
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As i have mentioned I will not be checking charts for anything for the next 1.30 hours. But as for JPAssociates: the word on the market is that it was a brilliant buy at 550 considering its mayawati connection etc. I am sure it is brilliant buy at 364.25 (Jan Fut). If you do buy it and if it gives you gives you decent returns by tomorrow day end book your profits anyways... I will explain the reason for this tomorrow. Cheers!!! 
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24th January 2008, 01:11 AM
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Re: CNBC bull***ting: No resistance at 5300
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Cheers!! *** ADDED AT 1.15 am *** Though if Dow keeps up(in the direction) of its sudden erratic-ness as demonstrated in the last 6 minutes (trying to break and bouncing of a very strong technical resistance) ... you maybe right  Last edited by dheer : 24th January 2008 at 01:18 AM.
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#23
24th January 2008, 01:23 AM
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Re: Skip the crap on TV: I Will post daily technicals here
thanks a for a promt and valueable reply
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#24
24th January 2008, 01:23 AM
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Re: CNBC bull***ting: No resistance at 5300
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1. still fii r in selling mood. 2. see dow volatility, u will see same tomorrow here. 3. still lots of positions in f/o r stucked, hoping to dissolved in next two days. 4. 24 broking house/sub brokers r defaulters........declared. 5. volume is very low. 6. charts r saying..........................that one of us is wrong........lets see
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#26
24th January 2008, 01:40 AM
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Re: Skip the crap on TV: I Will post daily technicals here
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wats ur prediction fr tomorrow?
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#28
24th January 2008, 01:43 AM
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Re: Skip the crap on TV: I Will post daily technicals here
citi bank is suggesting smthing,i suppose.
just got 1 pm. wats that?
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#29
24th January 2008, 01:44 AM
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Re: Skip the crap on TV: I Will post daily technicals here
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nifty opening nifty trading coming few sessions
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#30
24th January 2008, 01:45 AM
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Re: CNBC bull***ting: No resistance at 5300
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To counter the discussion: 1) FII's for the first time in days had more buying than selling Click Here 2) Dow just crossed 12000 and made a series of intraday highs 3) If they are hoping to dissolve in the next to days they will wait for better prices, lets hope they do or its just their loss, someone has got to loose. 4) The arabian fund meant for india is expected to enter tomorrow or day after. You will not find this news, though if you search the net you will find info about the fund itself. 5) I have no answer for the brokerages. Apart from the fact that they are most likely already liquidated. 6) Volumes were good today and the highest in a month atleast and also equal to the sell off monday. I will attach an image of nifty as an example. And as long as one of us is correct the purpose of this tread will be alive. Btw... Dow has recovered completely successfully broken its resistance and is currently 98.44 points up. Cheers!!!
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