Re: Queries From students of Saint
Hi Sachin,
First of all very good job done for attaching the chart of Sensex with Phs and PLs marked absolutely correctly.
You can confirm the occurence of new pivot high on seeing a couple of bars to the right side of the new pivot high. If the high of one particular candle is found to be higher than the candles to the left as well as to the right of that particular candle (as u have pointed the PHs and PLs in the attached chart)...then u can say a lower PH is formed.
Regarding time, no one can really say what will be the expected time required to form a new pivot high.
Hello Everybody,
I am a long term investor, but i want to keep track of important long term trend reversals to ensure that i exit at the right time. I have invested in the indian stock market using some good mutual funds. I have been tracking the sensex's long term chart based on the saint's thread to ensure that the sensex continues to be in a long term untrend while i am invested. Also I had done a trendline on the sensex chart to ensure timely exit in case the trendline is broken.
Have a look at the chart attached. Clearly the long term trendline that i was following is broken. So i have booked some profits in my MF portfolio aleardy. But the last pivot low PL1 is still greater then the one before it (PL2) i.e. PL1 > PL2. So the uptrend is still not broken? There is no new pivot high that has been formed after PH1 according to me, so we wil need to wait and see if the new pivot high is lower then PH1 to confirm if the uptread is broken.
My dilemma is how do I confirm that a new pivot high is formed? I want to exit my remaining position if the pivot high is lower then PH1. Is there a way to know how much time it may take to form a new pivot high and how do we confirm that a pivot high is formed.
I have marked other Pivot High and Pivot Lows based on my understanding of the chart. You are welcome to correct the same.
All comments welcome.
Sachin
I am a long term investor, but i want to keep track of important long term trend reversals to ensure that i exit at the right time. I have invested in the indian stock market using some good mutual funds. I have been tracking the sensex's long term chart based on the saint's thread to ensure that the sensex continues to be in a long term untrend while i am invested. Also I had done a trendline on the sensex chart to ensure timely exit in case the trendline is broken.
Have a look at the chart attached. Clearly the long term trendline that i was following is broken. So i have booked some profits in my MF portfolio aleardy. But the last pivot low PL1 is still greater then the one before it (PL2) i.e. PL1 > PL2. So the uptrend is still not broken? There is no new pivot high that has been formed after PH1 according to me, so we wil need to wait and see if the new pivot high is lower then PH1 to confirm if the uptread is broken.
My dilemma is how do I confirm that a new pivot high is formed? I want to exit my remaining position if the pivot high is lower then PH1. Is there a way to know how much time it may take to form a new pivot high and how do we confirm that a pivot high is formed.
I have marked other Pivot High and Pivot Lows based on my understanding of the chart. You are welcome to correct the same.
All comments welcome.
Sachin
First of all very good job done for attaching the chart of Sensex with Phs and PLs marked absolutely correctly.
You can confirm the occurence of new pivot high on seeing a couple of bars to the right side of the new pivot high. If the high of one particular candle is found to be higher than the candles to the left as well as to the right of that particular candle (as u have pointed the PHs and PLs in the attached chart)...then u can say a lower PH is formed.
Regarding time, no one can really say what will be the expected time required to form a new pivot high.