SELL JSW ENERGY 69.40
TARGET1 68.80
MARK STOPLOSS AT 70.80
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
BUY HDFC LTD AT 1123.9
TARGET 1 1134.25
SELL HDFC BANK AT 1030.20
TARGET 1 1020.95
Monday, March 14, 2016
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
BUY AT IOB 25.95
TARGET 1 27.15
TARGET 2 29.35
MARK STOPLOSS AT 24.25
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
BUY INDUSIND BANK AT 928.95
TARGET 1 935.05
TARGET 2 937.80
MARK STOPLOSS AT 923.85
Thursday, March 10, 2016
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
BUY TATACOMM AT 354.8
TARGET 1 358.80
TARGET 2 360.15
MARK STOPLOSS AT 352.35
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
BUY HINDPETRO AT 736.25
TARGET1 740.25
TARGET2 743.05
TARGET3 745.15
MARK STOPLOSS AT 732.85
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
SELL CENTURY AT 476.25
TARGET 1 472.85
TARGET 2 469.05
TARGET 3 467.95
MARK STOPLOSS AT 479.80
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
BUY CIPLA AT 526.6
TARGET 1 530.15
TARGET 2 533.05
TARGET 3 535.35
MARK STOPLOSS AT 521.25
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
SELL HDFC BANK AT 1016.6
TARGET1 1009.10
TARGET2 1001.15
TARGET3 996.35
MARK STOPLOSS AT 1020.85
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
BUY HDFC 1110.15
TARGET1 1121.65
TARGET2 1132.05
TARGET3 1143.35
MARK STOPLOSS AT 1105.05
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
SELL L&T FH 55.3
TARGET1 54.25
TARGET2 53.45
TARGET3 52.95
MARK STOPLOSS 56.05
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
SELL JSW ENERGY @69
TARGET 1 67.95
TARGET 2 67.05
TARGET 3 66.25
MARK STOPLOSS @ 70.05
Friday, March 4, 2016
Thursday, March 3, 2016
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
BUY ONGC AT 196.80
TARGET 1 200.05
TARGET 2 201.85
TARGET 3 202.35
MARK STOPLOSS AT 195.05
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
SELL CENTURY TEX 464.4
TARGET 1 461.10
TARGET2 459.35
TARGET3 458.10
MARK STOPLOSS 466.05
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
SELL CENTURY TEX 457.75
TARGET1 454.10
TARGET2 452.65
TARGET3 450.05
MARK STOPLOSS AT 459.15
TARGET1 454.10
TARGET2 452.65
TARGET3 450.05
MARK STOPLOSS AT 459.15
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
BUY BANK BARODA AT 144.80
TARGET1 146.10
TARGET2 147.30
TARGET3 148.15
MARK STOPLOSS AT 143
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
BUY NTPC AT 127.70
TARGET1 128.10
TARGET2 129.25
&MARK STOPLOSS AT 126.90
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
BUY M&M FIN AT 220.2
TARGET1 222.4
TARGET2 224.8
TARGET3 226.4
MARK STOPLOSS AT 217.90
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
SELL TATA GLOBAL AT 112
TARGET1 109.85
TARGET2 108.40
TARGET3 107.40
MARK STOPLOSS AT 113.5
WHY STOCK PRICES GOES UP AND DOWN ?
are tied to simply what the current buyer and seller in the market is willing to exchange ownership for. That is what determines price, nothing else. So the big question is what are the rules that govern the change in a stocks price?
The laws of economics governs price movement in the market. There are three laws articulated by legendary trader and market pioneer Richard Wyckoff that captures what causes current price reality and what changes it.
The Law of Supply and Demand
The excess of demand (buyers) over supply (sellers) causes a stock’s price to go up. The excess of supply over demand causes a stock’s price to go down.
The price is determined by the law of supply and demand.
The price moves up and down to balance the supply and demand to the equilibrium.
“The stock is only worth the other people are willing to pay for it”—
Law of Cause and Effect
The balance of supply and demand can be shifted by a cause.
The cause could be a good fundamental news, or good news from the same sector, or strong overall market condition.
The cause could be a good fundamental news, or good news from the same sector, or strong overall market condition.
A good cause will generate excessive demand for the stock, thus a good effect (stock moves up).
The Law of Effort and Result
For a stock price to move (result), how much volume (effort) is associated with the move.
When the result (price) and effort (volume) are in harmony, the trend is likely to continue. However, if they are out of sync, for example, when volume is large, but price moves little, the current trend is in danger, and defensive measures must be taken.
When the result (price) and effort (volume) are in harmony, the trend is likely to continue. However, if they are out of sync, for example, when volume is large, but price moves little, the current trend is in danger, and defensive measures must be taken.
For example:
“You are looking at a stock. It trades 10,000 shares and goes up one point on the first day. [You see the effort and result.] The same thing happens on the second day. On the third day, it trades 20,000 shares and goes up 1 point. On the fourth day, it trades 40,000 shares and goes up half a point. On the fifth day, it trades 80,000 shares and is unchanged. [This group forms a cause the effect of which is Demand becomes exhausted.]
“On the third day, you had to exert twice as much effort to get the same result (as the first day)". “The key to analyzing supply and demand is that the demand side burns itself out.
“When the buying is through and satisfied-there is always supply there. That’s why prices go down faster-because supply is always there and demand is not. All you have to do is withdraw people who want to buy and prices fall.”
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
SELL WIPRO AT 537.50 TARGET1 535.4 TARGET2 530.7 TARGET3 528.90 STOPLOSS 539.20
FUTURE (31 MAR 2016) UPDATE>>>>
BUY INDUSINBANK 853.30, TARGET1 855 TARGET2 855.90 TARGET 856.80 STOPLOSS 852
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