paul,
i would like to throw some info on this reliance /nifty correlation.
in the last two decades indian markets were (now also) heavily manipulated by few operators.if those handful of guys want to pull up nifty then reliance,being a heavyweight in index, will run up for no reason at all.even now such sort of relationship exists with few stocks like hdfc and hdfcbank according to me.
but since last few years reliance/ nifty relationship has become inverse in the sense,when reliance runs up big time for a couple of days,then few market observers consider that as the last leg of nifty upmove.i feel this is the background for that message from timepass.
on a different note,tatasteel has seen some big fight between group of operators based in different cities in the past.those who were in indian markets since long will know that
i would like to throw some info on this reliance /nifty correlation.
in the last two decades indian markets were (now also) heavily manipulated by few operators.if those handful of guys want to pull up nifty then reliance,being a heavyweight in index, will run up for no reason at all.even now such sort of relationship exists with few stocks like hdfc and hdfcbank according to me.
but since last few years reliance/ nifty relationship has become inverse in the sense,when reliance runs up big time for a couple of days,then few market observers consider that as the last leg of nifty upmove.i feel this is the background for that message from timepass.
on a different note,tatasteel has seen some big fight between group of operators based in different cities in the past.those who were in indian markets since long will know that
LOL, Timepass. I got a chuckle out of your post. Even Nifty reverses after Nifty climbs up. I know what you are getting at.
Nifty and DJIA have a mathematical relationship, but it is more subtle than forex. Nifty and DJIA are represented by a sum of its parts, as opposed to a product of its selected parts. So, if Nifty had a strong move either way, then the sum of all its parts totaled that same direction, even though it does not mean all its markets moved in that same direction.
Having said that, it stands to reason that as a rule, after a strong move on the part of Reliant that Nifty would probably be ready to reverse, because Reliant is also getting ready to reverse.
Still, this is a point I adhere to. When it comes to a trading decision always consider that market separate unto itself.
Coming up next, the charts.
Nifty and DJIA have a mathematical relationship, but it is more subtle than forex. Nifty and DJIA are represented by a sum of its parts, as opposed to a product of its selected parts. So, if Nifty had a strong move either way, then the sum of all its parts totaled that same direction, even though it does not mean all its markets moved in that same direction.
Having said that, it stands to reason that as a rule, after a strong move on the part of Reliant that Nifty would probably be ready to reverse, because Reliant is also getting ready to reverse.
Still, this is a point I adhere to. When it comes to a trading decision always consider that market separate unto itself.
Coming up next, the charts.