MATH: Momentum Anticipation and Trend by Homma:
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As technical traders, We
“Anticipate, but confirm. Wish, but only react.”
Trend:
The short-term trend is UP.
Amidst high volatility
Momentum:
Short-term momentum is Up
N50:
At the channel resistance amidst high volatility.
N500:
At the channel resistance amidst high volatility.
Net4% Movers:
Showed hugely bullish action post the result day downfall.
But bullishness reduced each day.
Anticipation:
I anticipate the volatility to continue.
So the market moving inside the channel cannot be ruled out.
If we have a bullish open on Monday, that could on the other hand signal a confirmed move up positionally.
I am open to both possibilities.
The volatility has rendered very few tight setups while most big Base ones have also been ruined.
Decrease in volatility and a sideways tight action would be best for swing traders to open fresh longs.
Key Indices:
Nifty pharma has broken out of a big base.
FMCG names have emerged strongly during and before this event week.
Lastly. Nifty IT (& mostly the large-cap IT names) has signaled a trend change to Uptrend.
Summary:
Strongest (short term and medium term):
Despite the short-term volatility, the below groups are still strong:
PSU (shipbuilders, Railways, etc)
Defense
Auto/Anc
Power
Transformers
Bearings
Logistics
New strength emerging in:
FMCG
IT
Pharma
Smart meter them (HPL-Gmrpui) looks poised to continue their run-up.
Logistics
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