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damn motilal oswal, as many times there online trader.motilaloswal.com trading terminal is offline. Let me tell you people it stops working any time and there it people speak like chimps. I am soon closing my account with motilal once by indiabulls account is running.
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Forget the news, remember the chart. v r not smart enough to know how news will affect price. The chart already knows the news is coming. ....
bulls......only 20025 saved u .....& look at those who ignored it ...Select stocks could recover today ????? European markets fell heavily last night, and the US indices also closed with significant losses. However, Asian markets are starting to recover this morning after starting in the red, and the global short-term trend may be turning up. This may help some of our stocks regain a part of their recent losses. The number of Hotline stocks at 200-day highs fell from 17 to 1, while the number at 200-day lows rose from 1 to 4. The number at 5-day highs fell from 42 to 2, while the number of at 5-day lows rose from 64 to 184. The 240 stocks averaged a loss of 5.57%. The CNX Midcap index remains in an intermediate uptrend despite yesterday’s crash. . The sensex has to close abv 20025 to restart an intermediate uptrend. The recent downtrend started from the sensex's October 30 high of 20,238. The low of the downtrend has been 18,333, which the sensex dipped to on Nov 12. The loss at that level is 1,905 points. Downtrends during this bull market have rarely exceeded two weeks, and have been under 50%. There was no change in the major trend of any of the Hotline stocks yesterday. Most global markets have now made fresh intermediate downtrend lows, and an immediate uptrend looks unlikely. The Nikkei and London’s FTSE-100 are in major downtrends, while most of the others remain in major uptrends for now. However, quite a few indices (particularly from Europe) have lower intermediate tops now. The FIIs sold $265.8 million of stocks on Tuesday, while the MFs acquired $34.3 million. The FIIs are averaging daily purchases of $27.9 million over the last five sessions, and the MFs are buying at a rate of $34.4 million. European markets fell heavily last night, and the US indices also closed with significant losses. However, Asian markets are starting to recover this morning after starting in the red, and the global short-term trend may be turning up. This may help some of our stocks regain a part of their recent losses. Most global indices are in intermediate downtrends. Most major trends are still up, but a few could turn down now. The Dow fell 211.10 points (1.62%) to 12,799.04, and the NASDAQ composite went down 34.66 points (1.33%) to 2,562.15. the dow is neatly dressed below its 200 dma..... ![]() |
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Don't chase momentum if you can't find the exit. Assume the market will reverse the minute you get in. If it's a long way to the door, you're in big trouble.........
![]() bulls......the roller coaster continues & seem that v r headed for a negative weekly close 2 morrow...... reenter only on a sensex close abv 20025...... .................................................. ................................... Mkt shows smart recovery: Sensex ends in green....... It was an unexpected but a smart recovery shown by the markets and the Sensex moved up to close in the green. It opened in deep red and traded in negative for major part of the day but showed sharp upmove during the close. Sensex recovered over 500 points from the day's low. Nifty recovered over 190 points from the lows. The bailout was led by heavyweights mainly by banking pivitols like SBI, PNB and ICICI Bank along with oil marketing and refiners like HPCL, BPCL and RPL. Broader markets were underperformers but were significantly off the lows. Nifty Junior was up 1% by the close. Among the top gainers PNB, HPCL, SBI were up 5% each, ICICI, BPCL and RPL were up 4%. GMR Infra, RNRL, IFCI, Essar Oil were the gainers in the midcap space. |
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I dont know if there's a single person benefitting from this crap thread.This kind of a thread should be closed
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still he has 4000 views for this thread for collection of views, no harm...
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Well even traders need to spend some time laughing, i think people come to this thread to have some hearty laugh on this guy
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