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continuing the discussion, just for love of statistics:
Total 8 instances of Continuous 5 Days of negative closings in 2008.
Out of that, 1 instance had a mismatch between SPOT & FUT
Out of remaining 7 instances, only 1 time we have seen 6th also being in negative (that 1 was during Jan 08 meltdown after Rel Power IPO )
So, we have seen 6 times out of 7 instances, where the following 6th trading day closes in GREEN. Pretty logical reason behind such general rule.
(Today was 1st such instance of 2009)
Now, what usually happens on 7th day... Picture is not that clear & not logical...
well, out of 6 above-mentioned instances in 2008, 2 times, we have seen 7th day also end in positive.
Remaining 4 instances have proved to be just a mere break in downtrend, and 7th day closes in negative.
Let's see what tomorrow has in store for Nifty.
PS: This is mere statistical information... one may trade on it, if one knows the risk:reward involved.
continuing the discussion, just for love of statistics:
Total 8 instances of Continuous 5 Days of negative closings in 2008.
Out of that, 1 instance had a mismatch between SPOT & FUT
Out of remaining 7 instances, only 1 time we have seen 6th also being in negative (that 1 was during Jan 08 meltdown after Rel Power IPO )
So, we have seen 6 times out of 7 instances, where the following 6th trading day closes in GREEN. Pretty logical reason behind such general rule.
(Today was 1st such instance of 2009)
Now, what usually happens on 7th day... Picture is not that clear & not logical...
well, out of 6 above-mentioned instances in 2008, 2 times, we have seen 7th day also end in positive.
Remaining 4 instances have proved to be just a mere break in downtrend, and 7th day closes in negative.
Let's see what tomorrow has in store for Nifty.
PS: This is mere statistical information... one may trade on it, if one knows the risk:reward involved.