Trading Equity
and Nifty by looking at various technical indicators like Breadth, Channels,
Elliott wave, Net new monthly high lows and more.
Indian Equity
Markets has been moving in a range from last few weeks. Traders and investors
were waiting for Yellen’s speech which completed on Saturday last week. Fed has given hint towards the
first rate hike since last December. But post the speech there is mixed
reaction in Asian Equity Markets. Nikkie 225 gained 2.30%, Hang
Seng index lost 0.45% and
Shanghai had flat closing. So the hint
towards the rate hike has not resulted in to any knee jerk reaction in Asian
Markets till now. Nifty is trading on the flat note as on 1.25 p.m. Now the
question arises what should be the trading strategy for Nifty from here on?
We believe that news or event
results into short term spikes and post which original trend should start. “The Financial Waves Short Term Update” covers
in-depth research on Nifty with Elliott wave perspective. For us market
behavior is most important rather than any news or events. The part of the
research is taken from report dated 25th August 2016 which is shown below with Breadth indicators like NSE net
monthly highs – lows.
Nifty daily chart:
NSE Net Monthly Highs – Lows:
Courtesy: icharts
Wave analysis:
“In the previous trading session Nifty continued to move in lackluster
environment and consolidation was witnessed in between 8660 and 8620 level.
Sector wise Midcap and Smallcap index has continued to outperform whereas Bank
Nifty has been moving in range after the sharp rise. Stock specific action has
continued in which Auro Pharma, Cipla, Maruti and ZEEL were among the top
gainers. This suggests that as long as we do not witness decisive breakout in
Nifty, it is better to trade with stock specific however one should not
leverage much and strict risk management is must.
Understanding
Internal Breadth: the entire month August 2016 has been challenging from trading perspective
due to the contracting nature of price action. Moreover such contraction is
happening near the trendline resistance and hence it becomes
crucial to gauge the internal health of market. As per the concept of market
breadth, the uptrend is strong if advancing issues are more and declining
issues are less however if advances are less and declining issues are high then
it is called as deterioration in market breadth. This can be seen by looking at
the deteriorating Advance Decline line that has broken below March 2016 lows
from where the rally started.
Looking at
another Breadth indicator NSE
Net Monthly highs Lows chart. This indicates that in the start of July 2016, most number of
stocks registered the monthly highs however post that there is clear down trend
in this chart. This suggests that as the trend is ongoing fewer stocks are
touching the high which is sign of concern. Hence this sends warning signal
however it is better to wait for market to confirm the same.
Please note
these indicators provide early warning signal but unless there is price
confirmation by break of crucial support levels one should not preempt
reversal. These levels are respected very well for many weeks now. To get
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