Some Good Steals...

jaideep · #**1561** 28th September 2005, 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by p_haolader

Hi all,
Not sure if this is the right forum for my question, but I will give it a Try. Is there any free charting tool available? Or any demo version that I can try. Do these tools come with data. How do I update current/past NSE BSE data into these tools.

Thanks a lot,
Partha

Why don't you try a SEARCH in this forum for Free Charting Tool? Go to the SOFTWARE thread. You'll find your answer & more there.

Sai · #**1562** 28th September 2005, 04:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by p_haolader

Hi all,
Not sure if this is the right forum for my question, but I will give it a Try. Is there any free charting tool available? Or any demo version that I can try. Do these tools come with data. How do I update current/past NSE BSE data into these tools.

Thanks a lot,
Partha

Hi,

Have been using http://www.indiabulls.com/new_layout...h_analysis.asp. Let know how it works for you.

Hope this helps
Thanks
Sai

kkrish68 · #**1563** 28th September 2005, 08:06 PM

Amit

Hope you are well.

Wanted your opinion on Bank of Rajasthan. Currently looks bottomes out, but the charts indicate that it is a good time to get in for short-medium term. Your views on that will be helpful.

On a separate note, Yes bank is giving indications of a bull run (todays close is above 68). It looks set for a major upswing and am waiting for tomorrow;s close for confirmation.

regards
Kishore

oldmirage · #**1564** 28th September 2005, 09:13 PM

I agree with You on Yesbank. Charts indicate that. I m in it alreday.

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Originally Posted by kkrish68

Amit

Hope you are well.

Wanted your opinion on Bank of Rajasthan. Currently looks bottomes out, but the charts indicate that it is a good time to get in for short-medium term. Your views on that will be helpful.

On a separate note, Yes bank is giving indications of a bull run (todays close is above 68). It looks set for a major upswing and am waiting for tomorrow;s close for confirmation.

regards
Kishore

nirmald · #**1565** 28th September 2005, 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by saint

Hi Nirmal,

Long time no hear!!Where've you been hiding?

Good to have you back amongst us.........

Take care,and all the best!
Saint

Dear Saint,

Its really been a long time , but believe me i have been a regular reader of ur and Amit's threads and my my what a fantastic job u both and several other members have been doing for us. Honestly i miss the chat session, The only one i had with U, Amit and Joy is still a memorable one and will look forward to being honoured with many more such moments. Hoping to learn a lot lot more from u all.

Rgds
Nirmal

vizzie · #**1566** 28th September 2005, 10:24 PM

Hi Amitda

Keeping gr8.
was busy with my xams.
I'm trying to get some info on Technical analysis.
i m sure u will help me out with this.

Thx for gammon gyan as always

cheers
vizzie.

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Originally Posted by AMITBE

Hiya vizzie...haven't seen you in a bit? Keeping well I hope.
I had not tracked the news of the GDR on Gammon, but it had been consolidating very firmly for a few weeks, followed by an orderly pullback a few sessions ago, and then the brealout today. I'm sorry you had missed it earlier.
The call is a tad difficult, only from the market angle.
Even so, the target...or targets ahead are great in the mid term...500 first and steady progress all the way beyond. Try to get in at any decline, perhaps tomorrow if some day punters come for a bout of profit booking. Even should the price decline after entry, no fear. Looking ahead to the next quarter result season and beyond, Gammon is well placed.
My only worry is this GDR thing. At times it can work against the counter if the GDR opens at a price lower than the CMP here, in Dollar terms. This is where Indiabulls got hit hard recently where it seemed firm at 250 off and the GDR was issued at 230 off. The public panicked and sold heavily.
All that aside, Gammon is a different story, and is never likely to attract any disparaging analysis from the dense experts in the media...where Indiabulls is routinely beaten down. But that's another story.
Yes, go ahead vizzie...take the Gammon ride.
Cheers.

anilsharjah · #**1567** 28th September 2005, 10:41 PM

Hello Amit,

What is your opinion about AMAR Remedies , CEAT & UCO BANK ?
So, is it good for long term?

Regards,
Anil Sharjah

aman1973 · #**1568** 28th September 2005, 11:55 PM

Hi amit
can you please comment on nepc
its been nose diving since last crash
what are the future prospects of the compoany
regards
aMAn

AMITBE · #**1569** 29th September 2005, 12:13 AM

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Originally Posted by kkrish68

Amit Hope you are well.
Wanted your opinion on Bank of Rajasthan. Currently looks bottomes out, but the charts indicate that it is a good time to get in for short-medium term. Your views on that will be helpful.
On a separate note, Yes bank is giving indications of a bull run (todays close is above 68). It looks set for a major upswing and am waiting for tomorrow;s close for confirmation. regards Kishore

Hi Kishore...I'm well, thanks for asking. How have you been?
I personally look at entry and exits on the basis of tecnical assessment alone of a counter. From this, Bank of Rajasthan may be in a support zone and a sharp downside would appear unlikely, it has not generated a buy signal for me yet. At 55 it is at a level where it has found beating 57-59-62-65 quite difficult. This is the kind of density it has to deal with first, and then 70-72 also. I had written here last night that I prefer to go in on counters that have a decent upside without any immediate sticky levels to the up. A buy in this counter for me would come at a close above at least 65 with momentum and volume.
I'm not too sure about a short term entry as you have suggested, but in the medium term, perhaps yes.
On Yesbank...yes, at 68.65 the momentum seems fine, but it is about to wade into some dense territory in the 69-73 zone. Should the momentum remain, there is a chance that over the next few sessions it may test the higher band of this area, and as it has flaundered here in the recent past, I would be cautious if entered at the cmp or thereabouts. However once in the 73 off area, 71 would give some support in the short run. This would also be my s/l then to take home a couple of bucks. If it breaks past 73-74, sit back and enjoy, keeping a trailing stop.
It would be interesting if you discussed your analysis in some detail when you see certain moves coming on, as mentioned in your query. We could have a nice discussion then.
Regards.

AMITBE · #**1570** 29th September 2005, 12:31 AM

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Originally Posted by vizzie

Hi Amitda
Keeping gr8.
was busy with my xams.
I'm trying to get some info on Technical analysis.
i m sure u will help me out with this.
Thx for gammon gyan as always
cheers vizzie.

Hi Vizzie...I'd be very happy to assist you with any doubt or query on technical analysis...that is, only if I'm myself clear on it. Shoot questions when you have the time.
Did you get in on Gammon finally? It did cool off in the late session today.
What exams have you been busy with?
Good luck with the exams!
Cheers.

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