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Feb 19, 2022 7 tweets 2 min read Read on X
1.Break out Failure : These are very dangerous. They can easily go to the previous support
2. INFY. Break out Failure.
3. HDFC
4. HDFC BANK
5. SBI
6. TCS
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1. Is this the BIGGEST FALL in the Broader Market ?????. Almost everyone is convinced or trying to convince others that the latest fall is the BIGGEST FALL since COVID. There is PANIC everywhere because of this. So called Veteran Experts are mocking the new Investors/Traders that this is the 1st time such a fall has been witnessed by the newbies.The charts present a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT PICTURE as of date. Please don't fall for narratives or Agendas. Study History. See what happened after a major fall in the past. It is quite possible IF the panic continues then there is a possibility that This fall may indeed become a self fulfilling prophecy & turn into the Biggest Fall. But it has not happened yet. AND THAT IS A FACT. @_prashantnair @latha_venkatesh @LarissaFernand @Iamsamirarora @Nigel__DSouza @SurabhiUpadhyay @wealth_verse @AlgoBoffin @nooreshtech @sahneydeepak @deepakmohoni @blitzkreigm
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1. REVISITING : Deepavali - Pongal Pattern : This pattern works 80 % of the time across a cross section of stocks/Nifty as per my analysis over 25 years. This time the period was extremely volatile & there was a general fear that the Markets would crash to around 21K - 22K since there was record FII selling. Let's analyse how our specifically built portfolio of 10 stocks performed in comparison with Nifty
2. Two out of 10 stocks gave an excellent return ( Apollo Micro @ 32 % & Biocon @ 25 %) . Two gave double digit negative returns ( Bajaj Auto @ 12.5 % & Bandhan @ 17 % ).
3.However most of the stocks went up significantly & came down during this volatile period. At their highest level this was their performance ( PNB @ 12 % ; Dr. Reddy @ 10.5 % ; L&T @ 9.5 % ; HDFC @ 8.5 % & Canara Bank @ 7.5 % )
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