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FREE STOCK TIPS FOR 9th FEBRUARY 2010
Posted on 9 Feb 2010 by admin Filed Under Daily Stock Recommendations with No Comments
The Various – Daily Stock Recommendation Given by the various analysts and Stock Brokers are : MphasiS Ltd. - Daily stock recommendation 09-02-2010 Source Action Tip Period Target Price (Rs.) Simi Bhaumik Buy at Rs 711 - 719.00 GAIL (India) Ltd. - Daily stock recommendation 09-02-2010 Source Action Tip Period Target Price (Rs.) Salil Sharma Buy, stop loss Rs 411 - 430.00 Inox Leisure Ltd. - Daily stock recommendation 09
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Nifty Levels for 9th February 2010
Posted on 9 Feb 2010 by admin Filed Under Other Posts with No Comments
Please find the correct levels for nifty The Nifty Levels for 9th February 2010 are First Resistance = 4827 First Support =4687 Second Resistance =4887 Second Support =4607 Breakout above = 4967 Break down Below =4547 The above levels are for intraday only For Sure Shot pack and good Gains in Nifty Please visit Nifty Live Charts.com
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Intraday Momentum index : Application and Chart
Posted on 6 Feb 2010 by admin Filed Under Other Posts with No Comments
Developed by Tushar Chande, the Intraday Momentum Index (IMI) is a cross-breed between the RSI and candlestick analysis. The calculation of the IMI is very similar to the RSI, except it uses the relationship between the intraday opening and closing prices to determine whether the day is “up” or “down.” If the close is above the open, it is an up day. If the close is below the open it is a down day. Therein lies its tie to candlestick charting. For those familiar with candlestick charting, the IMI separat
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Intraday Momentum Index : The Concept
Posted on 6 Feb 2010 by admin Filed Under Other Posts with No Comments
The Intraday Momentum Index was developed by Tushar Chande. A combination of the Relative Strength Index and Candlestick Analysis gives the Intraday Momentum Index. The IMI calculation is similar to RSI, but there lies a difference. The intraday opening and closing prices relationships are used here in order to find out if the day is up or down. An up day means that the close is higher than the open. It is signified by white candlesticks. A down day means that the close is lower than the open and it is signified
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Klinger Oscillator : Application and Chart
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The KO was developed by Stephen J. Klinger with two opposite goals in mind: 1. To be sensitive enough to signal short-term tops and bottoms 2. To be accurate enough to reflect the long-term flow of money into and out of a security. The KO is based on the following trends: Price range whether high or low, is a measure of movement and volume is the force behind the movement. The sum of High + Low + Close defines a trend. Accumulation occurs when today's sum is greater than the previous day
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Klinger Oscillator : The Concept
Posted on 6 Feb 2010 by admin Filed Under Other Posts with No Comments
The Klinger oscillator was developed by Stephen J. Klinger. The sense of the Klinger Histogram is to align the Klinger Volume Oscillator reference line to zero. It was developed in assistance to short- and long-term analysis. The Klinger oscillator estimates volume-based money flow directions. There are three types of information that Klinger Oscillator deals with : The range of price varying high and low Accumulation or distribution Volume The criteria of movement is price range and volume is a force th
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Herrick Payoff Index : Application and Chart
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John Herrick developed the Herrick Payoff Index. It tracks volume, price and open interest into an aggregate value that is meant to capture trends and their reversals. HPI uses daily high and low prices, volume and open interest - preferably of all contracts from a period of at least three weeks. HPI applies these to prices of the most active delivery month. Instead of using closing prices, the HPI measures mean prices. Simply, when volume increases, the absolute value of the HPI also increases. Further, a risi
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Herrick Payoff Index : The Concept
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Herrick Payoff Index is useful for the early spotting of changes in price trend direction. So we can use the Payoff Index to distinguish trends that will most likely be short-lived from those that are destined to continue. The Herrick Payoff Index is a good tool to forecast the money changes into future contracts. It uses analyzing of volume, price changes, and open interest changes to determine the amount of money flowing into or out of a futures contract. The Index, when below zero, shows that money is flow
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Nifty Levels for 8th February 2010
Posted on 6 Feb 2010 by admin Filed Under Other Posts with No Comments
Please find the correct levels for nifty The Nifty Levels for 8th February 2010 are First Resistance = 4744 First Support =4676 Second Resistance =4783 Second Support =4647 Breakout above = 4812 Break down Below =4608 The above levels are for intraday only For Sure Shot pack and good Gains in Nifty Please visit Nifty Live Charts.com
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FREE STOCK TIPS FOR 8th FEBRUARY 2010
Posted on 6 Feb 2010 by admin Filed Under Daily Stock Recommendations with No Comments
The Various - Daily Stock Recommendation Given by the various analysts and Stock Brokers are : Allahabad Bank - Daily stock recommendation 08-02-2010 Source Action Tip Period Target Price (Rs.) Hemen Kapadia Buy, stop loss Rs 132 - 141.00 Sumeet Industries Ltd. - Daily stock recommendation 08-02-2010 Source Action Tip Period Target Price (Rs.) Anil Singhvi Buy, stop loss Rs 19 - 22.00 JSW Steel Ltd. - Daily stock recommend
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Application and Chart for Envelopes in Forex Trading
Posted on 6 Feb 2010 by admin Filed Under Other Posts with No Comments
Envelopes are used to indicate the trading range of a given market above and below an average price. Basically, moving average envelopes or trading bands are calculated by taking a moving average and calculating upper and lower trading bands as a fixed percentage above and below the moving average respectively. These are considered to suggest extreme overbought or oversold conditions. The assumption is that, price should not deviate from the average of the underlying price element (high or low) by the percentage
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