Nifty Weekly Chart
Markets trend only 30 % of the time.Rest of the time it moves in a range which is either a consolidation or distribution phase.The Nifty has been in a range since the double top made at 6338 in November 2010 keeping market participants on tenterhooks whether it was the start of a downtrend or a consolidation.Follow the broader picture- is the solution.The Indian economy is a growth story and we need to keep this in our minds while investing.Would like to share this excerpt from an article I read sometime back.
Always be aware of the big
picture. Investment market movements are a function of the global
economic and political environment as well as the collection of moods
and attitudes of investors. While investors are mercurial, the
political and economic landscape tends to move in a more deliberate
fashion.
Peter Stamos, chairman and CEO of Sterling Stamos Capital
Management, relayed the story about the headmaster on campus who walked
his dog every evening. Every evening after dinner the headmaster would
stroll along the quad, walking his dog who hurriedly scampered from
lawn to lawn, bush to bush, occasionally stopping to greet a passer by.
Each evening the headmaster walked an identical path in a slow and
predictable fashion, yet predicting the path of his dog was impossible. That
depended upon an incalculable number of decisions taking place in his
trusted pet’s brain. Ultimately, the dog followed the headmaster. After
all, he was on a leash. Peter’s point was that the economy is the
headmaster and the market is the dog.
Over shorter periods, predicting the markets’ pathways is like reading the collective minds
of investors, yet over longer periods, the market must follow the
economy. Focus on the landscape and understand the economic headwinds
and tailwinds as your guide to managing your asset allocation.
So at such times it is wise to take a longer term view of where the market is heading.So I chose the weekly charts to gauge the situation.The charts clearly show an ascending triangle which is a pattern having bullish implications.Even if the low of 4531 is violated the pattern could be valid so long as the Nifty registers a higher low as compared to the October 2008 low of 2252.Only a fall below the 50% fibonacci retracement level of around 3600 will ring alarm bells.
So what does one do? Pick good stocks at cheaper prices than when at the highs.Nishit ( of http://money-manthan.blogspot.
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Lakshmi Ramachandran
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