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TRADING STRATEGY :14th October 08 – NSE BSE Indian Stock Market

TRADING STRATEGY :14th October 08 – NSE BSE Indian Stock Market

NIFTY – “Above 3562…Nonstop Rally upto 3770—3839 in hrs only ”

Today sell everything /Go short in NF around 3790-3800………strict stoploss :3839

Today……Before 15:00 Hrs…offload everything and enjoy panic selling.

“Screeeeeeeeeeeeeming Buy ”

Have u seen Triangle of 3066 Points or Not ??

Below 12500..Bears will kill this Mkt.

Our Target Intact ,Sensex will go below 10000 level very very soon

Our Ultimate Target :7247–6084

Do u remember….just 6 days back written….Two consecutive close below 12323 will take to 11748—11557 level.

Share TRADING STRATEGY : 25th July ‘08 – NSE BSE Indian Stock Market

TRADING STRATEGY :25th July ‘08

Monthly Chart indicates :Break and close below 12571 will take to 12205….101% last hope for Bulls.

Break below 12205 will take to 11694——11435.

(Sensex made A low of 12514 )

Yesterday Boldly written…..Above 13775 will kiss 14066-14163.Just see it kissed 14206 & closed @ 14104.

Weekly Chart indicates :Two Consecutive close above 14145 will take to 15124—–15450 level !!

Day Traders can see above 13878…No problem @ all.

(Above Statement…..written Day before Yesterday and just see from 13878….already zooomed to 14980 )

Our Target of 15124 ,15450 is intact.

BSE-500 Index and Sectoral Indices, Index Specification and Scrip selection criteria

BSE-500 Index and Sectoral Indices

Bombay Stock Exchange Limited has constructed a new index, christened as BSE-500, consisting of 500 scrips in its basket w.e.f. August 9, 1999 (announced on July 8, 1999 vide its press release). The changing pattern of the economy and that of the market have been kept in mind while constructing this index.

BSE-500 index represents nearly 93% of the total market capitalisation on Bombay Stock Exchange Limited. This means BSE-500 index ideally represents total market. This index represents all 20 major industries of the economy. In line with other BSE indices, effective August 16, 2005 calculation methodology was shifted to a free-float methodology.