MATH: Momentum Anticipation and Trend by Homma:
MATH last week: Click the link
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“Anticipate, but confirm. Wish, but only react.”
Trend:
Short-term: “Percentage of stocks above 10-DMA”
Medium-term: “Percentage of stocks above 50-DMA”
Both are in oversold territory (both below 20%).
A bounce generally follows once the breadth reaches this level (the confirmation will be the plot crossing above its 5-SMA).
That would be a counter-trend bounce and likely short-lived as long as we trend below the 50 mark.
Momentum: Homma Mswing Score
The Mswing score is back below the oversold zone.
Hence a bounce off the oversold levels can be expected.
But as mentioned previously, I expect it to be short-lived.
N50:
The third scenario played out as discussed last week (see screenshot below).
The big support was broken down.
The highest probability scenario would be for Nifty to reach the small H&S target but not before a bounce to the key short MAs which will act as resistance along with the huge level of previous support.
N500:
Similar to N50, a big support zone breakdown.
I anticipate a small down move followed by a bounce which takes it to the key MAs and the support zone followed by a continuation of the downtrend.
Net4% Movers:
Sellers dominated the week.
Closed with a feeble buying but not quite enough.
Anticipation:
The bias remains the same as last week.
Positionally I am bearish as long as the indices are trending below the 50DMA.
While we may have small countertrend bounces toward the small-term key MAs of 10 and 20.
Agile traders might be able to trade those bounces, but not doing anything would be a better option for most.
Group Strength:
The strongest groups last week:
Index:
Nifty IT was the only index that closed in positive (May be the last group to breakdown?).
Watchlists:
No Money environment so Long Trades are on leave.
Except for intraday longs.
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