Markets in BUBBLE ZONE?

Markets in BUBBLE ZONE?

  • YES

    Votes: 47 62.7%
  • NO

    Votes: 28 37.3%

  • Total voters
    75
#61
No parallel chnnel is already brakenout.
Last year final two weeks small and mid cap stock outperform large cap stocks... even heavy weight index stock were not moving.
The things changed now. On 4 th once again bse sensex stock volume picked up.
Index at new all time high..

Now its clear that there is no bubble zone ... that zone is already broken out.

Monday market may come down but week end may be a possitive one. We can see another 1000 mark upward from here with in month time. Then it may be a another zig zaw for budget out come... And the Q3 results going to be flooded in market from monday onwards also have a key drive..
Technically market at new bull trend..

Totally market may go upward I think...
 
#62
Markets are like a balloon and nobody knows when it will burst. One group of investors blows it till their breath and releases when some other groups take over. In these change over period balloon releases pressure i.e when market corrects. It keeps on going as nobody has the idea of its elasticity. And some day it reaches its final limit of elasticity and burst. People only believe when it burst till then they have enough confidence with conviction. After this balloon burst we all say oh ! we were in a bubble market.

Cheers

Himadri
 

bharatk8

Active Member
#63
I welcome your counterview,thanx
The market is moving in a nice parallel channel, would not be termed as a wolfe, if so then most stocks are wolfe...

for those thinking our market have the resilience beware big time IPO usually make the ops hold the market... for those thinking we are the best outperforming market & in a bad bubble, please note last year those same people were complaining that most markets made new highs & we had not for a few months, so basically we caught up...:cool: also please note we are not running away, infact since Oct 30 we are consolidating or distributing (depends on the next move, lol) & have taken atleast 3 10% corrections.... from oct 30 - 20238 till jan 4 20762... we have just moved 500 pts 2 % in 2 months.... very rarely is this seen in our market but I found it very nice, leaps of joy for traders
 
C

Czar

Guest
#65
No parallel chnnel is already brakenout.
Last year final two weeks small and mid cap stock outperform large cap stocks... even heavy weight index stock were not moving.
The things changed now. On 4 th once again bse sensex stock volume picked up.
Index at new all time high..

Now its clear that there is no bubble zone ... that zone is already broken out.

Monday market may come down but week end may be a possitive one. We can see another 1000 mark upward from here with in month time. Then it may be a another zig zaw for budget out come... And the Q3 results going to be flooded in market from monday onwards also have a key drive..
Technically market at new bull trend..

Totally market may go upward I think...
Fyi the statement was in reference to the wolfe wave demonstrated by Bharat, many at 10/12/14/15 k thought each were bubbles, you will only find out when the bubble bursts i.e. if it does, it may also be not a burst but a 1/2/3 year corrective bear market, so regular stock market player like us can maybe only opt to take short breaks if they see imminent danger but cant say ok let the bubble burst then we shall enter...
 

rajeshn2007

Well-Known Member
#68
Goldman BRIC strategy seen full of potential traps
The Rapid Growth In Such Markets Could Lead To More Speculation And
Lead To A Bubble
John F Wasik CHICAGO


CERTAIN investment ideas hit you right in the heart. Your pulse
races because they seem so obvious, so immune to failure. Last year's
source of investor palpitation was a BRIC strategy, solid-sounding
acronym that targets only Brazil, Russia, India and China.
In a year when US and European markets were blindsided by the
perils of a credit crunch, high-risk, mortgage-backed securities and a
housing recession, common stocks in developing countries were robust
engines of growth.
Behind this enticing thought, though, are risks that haven't
surfaced yet. And these markets may not repeat their stellar
performance in 2008. There are many other ways of tapping
emerging-market growth that might be better long-term investments.
At first blush, the BRIC idea seems like a firm foundation for a
growth portfolio. In the three months through September 30, Brazil's
gross domestic product expanded 5.7%; Russia at 7.6%; India at 8.9%;
and China was up 11.5%.
Growing economies are typically good for companies based in those
countries. That's the rationale behind a new generation of mutual and
exchangetraded funds. The BRIC strategy was inspired by a paper
published by Goldman Sachs Group in 2003. When you enter the highly
focused BRIC world, you need to understand some of the special risks.
By concentrating on the most vibrant economies in the world, you are
increasing the volatility of your portfolio. Yes, you counter, but
what are the odds of four large countries simultaneously experiencing
stock-market swoons? Would they all move in lockstep?
A bubble bursting in China would hit world markets at the speed of
light. China's CSI 300 Index, a basket of stocks on the Shanghai and
Shenzhen exchanges, rose about 160% last year. Many analysts say it's
ripe for a decline.
 

sudoku1

Well-Known Member
#69
till an atual meltdown is seen in any mkts.....all deaf ears to the blah blah blah...the fund managers r a nasty beast when it comes 2 bullying invstrs..dont ever rely on their statements ,specially the foreign ones...they have used every correction to buy ini ndia with a two mouth strategy to tell invstrs that mkts r expensive & liquidity is only driving the mkts & all sorts of blah blah blah.....

tehnically....unless v clos below 18225....these guys will loot the invstrs of their bluechip bounty with sebi acting in consert allowing mini contracts to make invstrstirn into f&o traders so that @ the slightest panic they will run 2 cover their longs & sell off their blue chips to pay for margins for the losses in derivatives while the fiis set the trap to vaccum these very blue chips from invstrs hands.......:D

KHELO INDIA KHELO...............!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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