Friday 30th August, 2019 was a day of patience. We did not have any position and waited to take our fresh longs as was mentioned in the earlier newsletter. We bought 240 BNF at 27505 at around 2:30 pm. Now let us wait for Tuesday as market is closed on Monday.
If you are on twitter you may start following @crnindia where we plan to give support to investors.
(This newsletter you can always find at the blog at 4 pm after market hours.)
The track record is in below table.
The broader trend of cash stocks is seen by the percentage number of stocks which are above important support levels. Currently there are 35% of stocks which are above support and 65% stocks are below support. When stocks above support are below 50% we consider cash stocks to be in downtrend and above 50% we consider cash stocks to be in uptrend. Just for your information the cash stocks percentage has been below 50% for majority of the time in last 5 months. This percentage when comes below 10%, we consider the markets as quite oversold and when it is above 90% as quite overbought. Here we also have to see the broad trend of US markets.
In case you wish to give some suggestion you may go to the blog and give your feedback there on the contact form.
Thanks.
neera@crnindia.com
If you are on twitter you may start following @crnindia where we plan to give support to investors.
(This newsletter you can always find at the blog at 4 pm after market hours.)
The track record is in below table.
The broader trend of cash stocks is seen by the percentage number of stocks which are above important support levels. Currently there are 35% of stocks which are above support and 65% stocks are below support. When stocks above support are below 50% we consider cash stocks to be in downtrend and above 50% we consider cash stocks to be in uptrend. Just for your information the cash stocks percentage has been below 50% for majority of the time in last 5 months. This percentage when comes below 10%, we consider the markets as quite oversold and when it is above 90% as quite overbought. Here we also have to see the broad trend of US markets.
In case you wish to give some suggestion you may go to the blog and give your feedback there on the contact form.
Thanks.
neera@crnindia.com
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