The chart below is self explanatory. Unless the index decisively breaks above this zone, there is a major risk of trend reversal.
Sunday, 7 February 2021
Wednesday, 27 January 2021
NSE Nifty long term channel
The previous post on NSE Nifty was published on 13/07/2020 (link here). The view then was to be careful in market. A correction happened subsequently which turned out to be shallow and the uptrend resumed.
Now, as can be seen from the chart below, the index after trying to cross above long term channel is back within the channel. This calls for extreme caution w.r.t long positions in the market.
Monday, 21 December 2020
Kotak Mahindra Bank
The chart of Kotak Mahindra Bank below is self explanatory and shows possibility of a reversal. The direction for C shown on the chart is only for depiction and may take numerous paths.
The other less likely (in my view) possibility is that the stock has a minor correction and then rises to touch the trend line again before a major reversal.
Disclaimer : The counts shown are possibility only and can not be construed as trading advice.
Sunday, 20 December 2020
USD/INR - Elliott Wave counts
The previous post on USD/INR was published on 7th Jan 2018 (Link here). As can be seen, I called a top there prematurely. What I still stand by from that post is that most likely wave 3 was completed in 2002 as shown. 5th waves can be quite deceptive and can prolong. Now the updated possible counts are shown on the weekly chart below.
Disclaimer : The counts shown are possibility only and can not be construed as trading advice.
Thursday, 17 December 2020
TSLA - Is this the way forward?
The chart below is self explanatory and shows probable impulsive wave counts.
The other secondary possibility is that the light blue wave structure is the last extended wave 5 and the stock falls back to March 2020 lows of around 70.
In either case, there is a correction imminent, which might first take the stock to around 400. That move, if it happens, likely will give a better idea of the move ahead.
Tuesday, 1 December 2020
S&P 500 - Trendlines
The below monthly chart captures the trend lines for the major trends of past few decades. It is observed that at the beginning of the trend, price is above the trend line. But once a trend is established, the price remain below the trend line. There are corrections along the way whenever the price rise up to touch the trend line.
This observation is important at present in S&P. As can be seen, index is trying to cross above the trend line TL4. Is it time for a correction? Or is it different this time? Calls for extreme caution.
If it is different this time and the index continues moving up above the trend line, then in my opinion that would construe a bubble. In that case the question will be - weather to trade the bubble or watch from the sidelines?
Now if it is not different this time then there are couple of options that I can think of (there sure are more. Market is after all not so predictable!!).
1) One option is that the Index completed the correction of previous trend (2008-2018) in March 2020 and has started a new up trend since then. If so going by the previous trends, this new trend will establish a new trend line. Just a hypothetical picture is shown below
2) The other option is that the correction of the previous trend is still incomplete. A hypothetical picture for this is shown below
Monday, 13 July 2020
NSE Nifty - Time to be careful
Wednesday, 24 June 2020
Australian Index - AXJO
The following is the hourly chart of AXJO since the bottom made on 20th March 2020. Since then the index has risen up in 3 waves (a-b-c), with probably a triangle in wave b. If this hypothesis is correct then the index is at the risk of further downward correction. Any possibility of bullishness will open only if the index completes 5 waves to the upside (shown in blue). If it completes 5 waves to upside, then the retracement of that as shown in blue may present a buying opportunity. But until then the index may be risky.
Corrections can take numerous forms, therefore only general possible directions are shown on the chart and no elliott wave counts are shown.
Disclaimer : The analysis presented here is for information and educational purposes only and doesn't constitute investment/ trading advice.
Wednesday, 22 April 2020
Tuesday, 17 March 2020
Dow Jones Elliott Wave counts
I. Elliott wave impulse structure that started in March 2009 looks to have completed in October 2018. The current price action may be wave C of the ongoing correction.
II. Below is the Correction in more detail.
III. Close up and possible wave counts of possible wave C that started on 12 Feb 2020.
Sunday, 26 January 2020
NSE Nifty
Thursday, 7 November 2019
Index SOX - Could this breakout be a bull trap
Saturday, 21 September 2019
Interesting Fibonacci observation
Friday, 15 February 2019
NSE Nifty - Possibly forming right shoulder of bearish head and shoulders pattern
NSE Nifty could be forming the right shoulder of head and shoulders pattern in daily chart. However it is still a long way to go before confirmation. But the possibility calls for caution. What appears as the right shoulder in formation looks like a complex correction and this correction may continue for some more time.
Thursday, 10 January 2019
Reliance Industries - Looking weak
There are a few striking points showing on this chart
If the point 1. above turns out right it may imply that the stock made a very major cycle degree top in August 2018. If so the ongoing correction is likely to be deep and take time to complete.






























