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M&M .. Is it H&S?

 
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Post: #1   PostPosted: Sun May 15, 2011 12:29 pm    Post subject: M&M .. Is it H&S? Reply with quote

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Post: #2   PostPosted: Sun May 15, 2011 12:41 pm    Post subject: Herohonda Reply with quote

Herohonda Fut... Can we consider breakout above 1795? For the tgt of 1980.

Experts plz comments..



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Post: #3   PostPosted: Sun May 15, 2011 7:52 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

hi rony

yes m&m is a h/s and being slopped down its more bearish than a normal h/s, neck line is around 678,however the range between 669-662 is going to be a tough range below which we can expect further fall

herohonda is an at, but will it work in this 3rd class, hopeless market? i doubt! by the way, i can see a downward slopping trend line at 1850 range, even if it zooms and u buy, be careful at 1850, above which (if it were a normal market) 1900 and 1933 is the likely targets here (1900 is monthly level and 1933 is another trend line we can get by adding the previous tops)

ps- as per cash chart it has already broken out but widout much volume, so ita a caution case too



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Post: #4   PostPosted: Sun May 15, 2011 9:54 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

hi rony
how u doing ???

dada i want to add one more range for m&m 641/645 and 662 monthly s2 so this two support range and rsi has 39 as support


n abt honda i thing auto stock slapped twice first by intrest rate hike and now petrol price hike so i m also having doubt and 1830 is also watchful

correct me if i m wrong......
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Post: #5   PostPosted: Sun May 15, 2011 10:21 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

S.S. wrote:
hi rony
how u doing ???

dada i want to add one more range for m&m 641/645 and 662 monthly s2 so this two support range and rsi has 39 as support


n abt honda i thing auto stock slapped twice first by intrest rate hike and now petrol price hike so i m also having doubt and 1830 is also watchful

correct me if i m wrong......


when using technical analysis why bother about fundamentals? that's a way by which many technicians fail, they peek into the fundamentals.
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Post: #6   PostPosted: Sun May 15, 2011 10:37 pm    Post subject: Re: M&M .. Is it H&S? Reply with quote

ronypan wrote:
M&M .. Is it H&S?



it was a medium term H&S , just as sensex had a (medium term ascending triangle), then when it fell at 788 levels, it has been in a potential long term downtrend and if it finds support at 600, it will be making a major top or a consolidation, whichever the case may be.

my opinion.

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Post: #7   PostPosted: Sun May 15, 2011 10:48 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

grizzlybull wrote:
S.S. wrote:
hi rony
how u doing ???

dada i want to add one more range for m&m 641/645 and 662 monthly s2 so this two support range and rsi has 39 as support


n abt honda i thing auto stock slapped twice first by intrest rate hike and now petrol price hike so i m also having doubt and 1830 is also watchful

correct me if i m wrong......


when using technical analysis why bother about fundamentals? that's a way by which many technicians fail, they peek into the fundamentals.



r they two very diff ways to analyse things? by da way, the points me or s.s. mentioned are not just"fundamental analysis" in true sense, its called "sentimental analysis"

the following is link from PT sir's favorite babypips.com
http://www.babypips.com/school/sentimental-analysis.html
plz go through it to find out more

by da way
in my lil bit exp in market, i hv seen so many bearish set ups giving break outs with a positive news and many more bullish set ups giving break down with a negative news flow, so in my humble view, one should watch out before betting, every market condition is not suitable for every kind of trades

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Post: #8   PostPosted: Sun May 15, 2011 10:57 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

casper wrote:
grizzlybull wrote:
S.S. wrote:
hi rony
how u doing ???

dada i want to add one more range for m&m 641/645 and 662 monthly s2 so this two support range and rsi has 39 as support


n abt honda i thing auto stock slapped twice first by intrest rate hike and now petrol price hike so i m also having doubt and 1830 is also watchful

correct me if i m wrong......


when using technical analysis why bother about fundamentals? that's a way by which many technicians fail, they peek into the fundamentals.



r they two very diff ways to analyse things? by da way, the points me or s.s. mentioned are not just"fundamental analysis" in true sense, its called "sentimental analysis"

the following is link from PT sir's favorite babypips.com
http://www.babypips.com/school/sentimental-analysis.html
plz go through it to find out more

by da way
in my lil bit exp in market, i hv seen so many bearish set ups giving break outs with a positive news and many more bullish set ups giving break down with a negative news flow, so in my humble view, one should watch out before betting, every market condition is not suitable for every kind of trades

Very Happy


set ups stopped working ever since technical knowledge became widespread, stock operators create those set ups, it is a new and cheap game played by them. The sentiment can be seen on the breakout, buying and selling on news is an unsystematic way to trade.
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Post: #9   PostPosted: Mon May 16, 2011 12:59 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

grizzlybull wrote:


when using technical analysis why bother about fundamentals? that's a way by which many technicians fail, they peek into the fundamentals.


this is not a fundamental analysis my brother. the reason behind the post is such present scenario may not help the break out to go further some time good news in bad market or bad news in good market become impetus force to reverse the market and some times they soak up. Current market is not in Bull Run so it is very much possible such –ve news or – action impact more.

and i m not at all denying that its not a break out but I belive we should not take any position where we r not comfortable abt the target n i m not in fvr of buying honda at this moment. i might be wrong but the way last week was passed out I believe market has to react on that whether I m wrong or right …..well. . . let the time will tell…..n i m sure i could learn something out of it.but on Monday opening i like to watch how market respond the petrol hike n if it absorb the news I will find some strong bullish breakout and bet on it rather then putting my money on Lame horse. That’s it. Smile Smile
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Post: #10   PostPosted: Mon May 16, 2011 1:06 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

grizzlybull wrote:

set ups stopped working ever since technical knowledge became widespread, stock operators create those set ups, it is a new and cheap game played by them. The sentiment can be seen on the breakout, buying and selling on news is an unsystematic way to trade.


i m not 100% agree with u on this point. some stocks creat such senario but they r maily from btoz group n here is the imp of volume comes... stong bo/bd with strong volume works. n it dont they our analysis was wrong. Smile
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Post: #11   PostPosted: Mon May 16, 2011 8:36 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

casper wrote:
hi rony

yes m&m is a h/s and being slopped down its more bearish than a normal h/s, neck line is around 678,however the range between 669-662 is going to be a tough range below which we can expect further fall

herohonda is an at, but will it work in this 3rd class, hopeless market? i doubt! by the way, i can see a downward slopping trend line at 1850 range, even if it zooms and u buy, be careful at 1850, above which (if it were a normal market) 1900 and 1933 is the likely targets here (1900 is monthly level and 1933 is another trend line we can get by adding the previous tops)

ps- as per cash chart it has already broken out but widout much volume, so ita a caution case too


Thank u very much casper, gizzlybull, s.s...
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Post: #12   PostPosted: Mon May 16, 2011 9:18 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

thankx rony Smile
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Post: #13   PostPosted: Mon May 16, 2011 3:22 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Post: #14   PostPosted: Mon May 16, 2011 3:48 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

S.S. wrote:
grizzlybull wrote:


when using technical analysis why bother about fundamentals? that's a way by which many technicians fail, they peek into the fundamentals.


this is not a fundamental analysis my brother. the reason behind the post is such present scenario may not help the break out to go further some time good news in bad market or bad news in good market become impetus force to reverse the market and some times they soak up. Current market is not in Bull Run so it is very much possible such –ve news or – action impact more.

and i m not at all denying that its not a break out but I belive we should not take any position where we r not comfortable abt the target n i m not in fvr of buying honda at this moment. i might be wrong but the way last week was passed out I believe market has to react on that whether I m wrong or right …..well. . . let the time will tell…..n i m sure i could learn something out of it.but on Monday opening i like to watch how market respond the petrol hike n if it absorb the news I will find some strong bullish breakout and bet on it rather then putting my money on Lame horse. That’s it. Smile Smile


sure, general sentiment might also have a role. Yeah you're right, this isn't fundamental analysis either. Smile actually I like to find out the sentiment via volumes, ie, how strong is the selling pressure, buying pressure etc...
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