NIFTY 50 future TRENDS

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EagleOne

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So these 135 books.. in 90 days..have made you cleverer than the clever..and you stand tall amongst the considered bunch of traders.
You got it all upside-down, buddy. I was cleverer than the clever. That's why I could finish about one and half book a day! :lol:
 

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..................... :p :lol:
 
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EagleOne

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koi bullish-vulish nahin hai. A fodder of 15-20 points is being thrown left and right to trap the trade addicts. Have these 'dreamy' bullish thoughts the day after 5480+ close.! :D

Off to lunch. Have a nice time meanwhile
 
You got it all upside-down, buddy. I was cleverer than the clever. That's why I could finish about one and half book a day! :lol:
Eagle bhai, you are halfway in a transition from "bhai" to "sirji". To complete the transition, you must start and thread and discuss your learnings with the latest and greatest charts rather than depending on what was going on in 2009.
 

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Eagle bhai, you are halfway in a transition from "bhai" to "sirji". To complete the transition, you must start and thread and discuss your learnings with the latest and greatest charts rather than depending on what was going on in 2009.
Sorry to disagree, SJD bhai, but the going-ons during 2009 are like gold, which will increase in value with the passage of time compared to the 'paper currency' kind of posts that we see around - here today, gone tomorrow. No pun or disrespect intended, but take example of this thread. Do you really think, sudoku's targets or mano bhai's levels or the hanging of 1024x767 colorful charts with all the known indicators and oscillators have any value beyond a day? I don't think so. They are topical like newspaper. Rubbish the very next day.

All these charts, targets and levels etc may help you get some moolah out of market now and then but never make you an independent, a better trader. Rather hinder the learning process! But then, I might be wrong, you know, because many in the world believe that owning a expensive SUV would automatically make them a better a driver - a Schumacher, no less! :lol:

As far as the thread is concerned, don't push it! I may superficially think having it sometimes, but deep down I know I am not gonna jeopardize my freedom for social work - ever.
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