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saivenkat

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hi bunny i am posting the chart and what i had asked is encircled

should i take it as a fact tht its just upper bb piercing and the red candles shows that prices closed below the open and the trend is still bullish

Vishal ji,

What you have encircled ( the red candles) i decode it as, a HANGING MAN,A SHOOTING STAR,AND AGAIN A HANGING MAN PATTERN, that which signifies the downtrend that is to begin with.

Apart from this the price increase , with decrease in volume. Can it take it as negative divergence?

I must thank you whole-heartedly Vishal sir, for making me so inquisitive enough to start learning TA. Before joining this forum sir, i thought learning TA, is so very tough and is literally not possible for persons like me. But then after i started to read the posts here, especially made by you, i gained huge confidence and encouragement in me, and i downloaded chartnexus, and i am trying to make some charts and decipher the same.

P.S: The confidence level in me have made me share my view about the chart, but excuse me sir, if my level of interpretation is wrong.

Regards
Saivenkat.:)
 

columbus

Well-Known Member
Vishal ji,

What you have encircled ( the red candles) i decode it as, a HANGING MAN,A SHOOTING STAR,AND AGAIN A HANGING MAN PATTERN, that which signifies the downtrend that is to begin with.

Apart from this the price increase , with decrease in volume. Can it take it as negative divergence?

I must thank you whole-heartedly Vishal sir, for making me so inquisitive enough to start learning TA. Before joining this forum sir, i thought learning TA, is so very tough and is literally not possible for persons like me. But then after i started to read the posts here, especially made by you, i gained huge confidence and encouragement in me, and i downloaded chartnexus, and i am trying to make some charts and decipher the same.

P.S: The confidence level in me have made me share my view about the chart, but excuse me sir, if my level of interpretation is wrong.

Regards
Saivenkat.:)
SundaramClayton is not a liquid counter .Less than 25000 shares in
last one month.
 

vishalalluri

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Hi Vishal.

Are you employed?

you want to become a full time trader or part time trader?
hi prasad

i just finished my mba in finance
i got an offer from ubs in the credit risk control anlalyst and one other firm

bit busy last 2 days with with my documetns work

confused if to choose trading as a full time profession :D

i am so attched to markets now that i cant stop myself frm knowing the status of markets wherever i am

trading is not so socially acceptable i dont kno y this world has a wrong perception abot stock markets :)i guess u understand what iam tryin to say

actually i m planning to work for some time and then later get into trading as full time markets dont go anywhere they always there for us :)

u working i guess i guessed it from ur mail id

guide me if i shud sick to trading as it attracts me the most
 

vishalalluri

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Vishal ji,

What you have encircled ( the red candles) i decode it as, a HANGING MAN,A SHOOTING STAR,AND AGAIN A HANGING MAN PATTERN, that which signifies the downtrend that is to begin with.

Apart from this the price increase , with decrease in volume. Can it take it as negative divergence?

I must thank you whole-heartedly Vishal sir, for making me so inquisitive enough to start learning TA. Before joining this forum sir, i thought learning TA, is so very tough and is literally not possible for persons like me. But then after i started to read the posts here, especially made by you, i gained huge confidence and encouragement in me, and i downloaded chartnexus, and i am trying to make some charts and decipher the same.

P.S: The confidence level in me have made me share my view about the chart, but excuse me sir, if my level of interpretation is wrong.

Regards
Saivenkat.:)
sai ji

please remove the ji and sir .

i myself have got into technical analysis during my final semester thesis on the topic and after that i try doing nothin else then keeping on learning and sharing .

threads started by me are purely sharing of what i know to all who always thought what TA was all about

if my posts are injecting the urge in people to learn more , then its the best thing i can hear of :)

I believe A collaborative effort from all newbies and seniors can make learning of TA in depth for all of us
 

columbus

Well-Known Member
hi prasad

i just finished my mba in finance
i got an offer from ubs in the credit risk control anlalyst and one other firm

bit busy last 2 days with with my documetns work

confused if to choose trading as a full time profession :D

i am so attched to markets now that i cant stop myself frm knowing the status of markets wherever i am

trading is not so socially acceptable i dont kno y this world has a wrong perception abot stock markets :)i guess u understand what iam tryin to say

actually i m planning to work for some time and then later get into trading as full time markets dont go anywhere they always there for us :)

u working i guess i guessed it from ur mail id

guide me if i shud sick to trading as it attracts me the most
Hi Vishal,
Right now ,do not take this as a full time profession.
Let your profession contains trading.
 

prasadam

Well-Known Member
u working i guess i guessed it from ur mail id

No. that's not my mail id.:lol: its my client's id. and of a different profession. not at all related to stocks.:p


actually i m planning to work for some time and then later get into trading as full time markets dont go anywhere they always there for us
well said. :thumb:

so, the way ahead for you is investments / positional trades.

so that you can accumulate wealth of finance and knowledge.

concentrate on chart patterns & trend lines.
 

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