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Quote Janak.merchant1 Replybullet Posted: 13/Mar/2008 at 12:22pm
Originally posted by nitin_jagtap

my 2 paise ...trends work...technicals which we see on TV are extremely short sighted ones I think. The data for trends and technicals differ as I know.
 
Dear Nitin,
 
Trends Always work. If we are able to identify trends, we can easily make lots of money. The trend that i am talking abt is not based on charts or some other technicals but the real trend of businesses-industries. I am talking abt the main street not the stock street trends.
 
What i mean is whether anybody can really really profit from charts. or identify trends continuously.
 
Many people talk abt technicals. I have yet to meet a very rich chartist-techincal person. There may be few on TED. I wud like to meet them. Pl introduce yourselves.
 
Best wishes
 
 
 
 
I love my money, not my opinion. So i am ready and willing to change my opinion for the sake of protecting my money.
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Quote rudra Replybullet Posted: 13/Mar/2008 at 8:32am
The day you come across or meet some guru who knows TA with "EMPTY MIND"he will tell you how good it is,I many times said that TA is a science and not just support or resistance but those who don't know ABC of it,keeps talking(in general,not beamed to any specific person/s) and result we are seeing on collapse of stock markets around the world.
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Originally posted by rudra

Very Very interesting game is going on in Oil and it looks "someone"is keen to dump oil at each rise.Keeping my fingures acrossed and watching it.
 
Hi,
 
I have never taken interest in charts or technicals. I admire many who rely there decisons on trends and charts.
 
Have u Rudra benefited from charting?
 
Have u in real life made money charting and following technicals?
 
One of my friend does this and told me that whatever was made in last tow years was wiped off. This was one month back.
 
JM 
 
P.S:-Thanks Basant.


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Quote rudra Replybullet Posted: 13/Mar/2008 at 10:26am

One of my friend cum excellent adviser cum expert sent me below alert along with his institutional clients today early morning in my mailbox.Most of times he is dead right so let's see how he goes this time.

Note:-Do your own diligence before you trade in any stock or commodity.
Fifth in a fifth

Now there are 4 consecutive wave degrees in an uptrend that have a probability of completing

five waves! For picking a top this is an important alert, but be careful.

The more patterns of different wave degrees show 5 waves that are completing,

the higher the probability that a major reversal is just around the corner.

This is an early warning so prices could still rise further if the patterns extend, check other

indications of an ending trend as well. Active traders should focus on smaller

wave degrees starting from Minor or minute. The summary inspector will give its first indications

when the smallest wave degrees (at the bottom) change to negative.

 

The target is the area of the previous 4th wave, normally the extreme of this 4th wave will be reached.

 

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Action        : Short/sell

 

Applies to                                  :

 

 

1st Wave degree                        :SuperCycle                             

% signals          wave 3              :81.7308

% signals          wave 4              :0

% signals          wave 5              :18.2692

2nd Wave degree                       :Cycle                          

% signals          wave 3              :64.1509

% signals          wave 4              :0

% signals          wave 5              :35.8491

3rd Wave degree                        :Primary                                   

% signals          wave 3              :88.1743

% signals          wave 4              :0

% signals          wave 5              :11.8257

4th Wave degree                        :Intermediate                            

% signals          wave 3              :78.7464

% signals          wave 4              :0

% signals          wave 5              :16.0020

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Fifth in a fifth

Now there are 4 consecutive wave degrees in an uptrend that have a probability of completing

five waves! For picking a top this is an important alert, but be careful.

The more patterns of different wave degrees show 5 waves that are completing,

the higher the probability that a major reversal is just around the corner.

This is an early warning so prices could still rise further if the patterns extend, check other

indications of an ending trend as well. Active traders should focus on smaller

wave degrees starting from Minor or minute. The summary inspector will give its first indications

when the smallest wave degrees (at the bottom) change to negative.

 

The target is the area of the previous 4th wave, normally the extreme of this 4th wave will be reached.

 

------------------------------------------------

Action        : Short/sell

 

Applies to                                  : Insitutional investors

 

 

1st Wave degree                        :Cycle                          

% signals          wave 3              :64.1509

% signals          wave 4              :0

% signals          wave 5              :35.8491

2nd Wave degree                       :Primary                                   

% signals          wave 3              :88.1743

% signals          wave 4              :0

% signals          wave 5              :11.8257

3rd Wave degree                        :Intermediate                            

% signals          wave 3              :78.7464

% signals          wave 4              :0

% signals          wave 5              :16.0020

4th Wave degree                        :Minor                          

% signals          wave 3              :70.9318

% signals          wave 4              :0

% signals          wave 5              :29.0682

 

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Quote rudra Replybullet Posted: 17/Mar/2008 at 7:47pm

Its falling rt now!

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Quote ndzapak Replybullet Posted: 24/Mar/2008 at 9:26pm

Well this one's straight from the horses' mouth

 
Double-digit oil price is history: R S Sharma ( CMD, ONGC)

 

Oilonomics has gone haywire. The rise in oil prices has now started to hurt. Crude oil price increased five-fold in five years (from $22 per barrel in 2003); doubling in just fourteen months (from $54 per barrel in January 2007 to $110 per barrel in March 2008).

 

OPEC signals the long-term floor benchmark to be around $90 per barrel. But the charged oil market, with its historical complexities, cannot offer anything except a further flaring in the price. I strongly believe double-digit oil price is already history.

 

OPEC has around 73% of the world’s proven oil reserves. One-third of the world’s oil production comes from just three countries: Saudi Arabia, the Russian Federation and the US. Half of the world’s oil production comes from the 100 largest fields, almost all more than 25 years old. Discoveries of new giant fields are becoming rarer. Out of 85 million bpd oil production today, only 15 million bpd come from new finds and day-by-day incremental demand is outstripping incremental supply.

 

Now, many oil geologists believe that 90% of the globe’s oil fields have already been tapped and many are already exhausted. This is reflected in the report cards of oil MNCs. Reserve replacement ratios (RRR) for most, if not all, is less than one. These fundamental and non-fundamental factors have a cause-and-effect relationship.

 

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/View_Point/Double-digit_oil_price_is_history_R_S_Sharma/articleshow/2892602.cms



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Quote BubbleVision Replybullet Posted: 26/Mar/2008 at 1:53pm

Fwiw....

A reminder to fellow guys who track Crude.
 
The US Hurricane season 2008 is coming up and I would appreciate any links/news/info on that matter!
 
 
 
 
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Quote rudra Replybullet Posted: 26/Mar/2008 at 1:36am
Its way far BV,starts after July and I shall post all links which I have stored with me rest assure.
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Fwiw....

A reminder to fellow guys who track Crude.
 
The US Hurricane season 2008 is coming up and I would appreciate any links/news/info on that matter!
 
 
 
 
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Quote rakeshmehta48 Replybullet Posted: 08/Apr/2008 at 9:30pm
In the short run, crude will get support mainly by macro investment flows rather than internal fundamentals
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