Only price… Har baar!!
Date: 12th May
2014
As we enter to the very
important week being results of the 2014 General elections to be declared on
the coming Friday, a trader must be aware that he has to deal with internal noise as well along with external. We are also a normal citizen along with a trader. Expectations of both should not be mixed and
duties of both are different. Knowledge for one is noise for another. Wish of one
should not be the reason of other to trade. Exit polls to be out on Monday will
assure the happening week with various news, rumors coming in that will affect
the price and increase the volatility.
Price Analysis:
Figure 1 10 box value P&F chart plotted with closing prices. A very rare expanding pattern is formed in
this chart. A bullish broadening pattern was followed by Bearish Broadening
formation when box value of 6660 was plotted on last Wednesday. Upon
backtesting I found that there are only two occurrences of this kind of bearish
pattern in the uptrend (above 20 columns SMA) in Nifty chart and both of them
were failed.
Past occurrences of Bearish Broadening after
Bullish Broadening:
Short Entry
|
Date
|
Short Exit
|
Date
|
G/L%
|
5616.11
|
16-11-07
|
5735.21
|
12-12-07
|
-2.12%
|
5590.92
|
09-11-12
|
5761.06
|
06-12-12
|
-3.04%
|
I wrote on Twitter about this and that the appearance of ‘X’ would be exciting. Knowing the occurrence of non-profitable bearish pattern in the uptrend is certainly an important information. ‘X’ appeared on Friday in style. And now this has become a seriously expanding pattern with another higher leg. The setup is certainly bullish and count of 7160 is active.
Figure 2 is 10 box value P&F chart plotted with High Low prices. Price bounced from critical Fib level and 20
column Moving average line with Double top Buy pattern. It is also a bear trap
pattern that suggests that traders who shorted on downside breakout is stuck
and trapped. Figure 3 is 1 box chart of
box value 10. Price above 6710 is a breakout from OSB pattern which is significant
news.
Chart setup is certainly
bullish and trading above bullish lines. But challenge this time even for
experienced traders is to deal with the external noise and mood swings. Such
multi-column expanding pattern right before election result reflects the
confusion among the participants and difficulty of traders with whipsaws of the
systems. So price has also generated some noise during last several days. Friday
move in that sense is quiet satisfying because price seems to have cleared the
direction. These setups in uptrend are definitely bullish.
In brief:
Not only ab ki baar... but har baar price should be the sole reason trade.And If that is the case, we are entering just another week!
I would recommend to trade and remain long unless price closes below
6650. Missing any appearance of ‘X’ in this kind of a chart setup is a sin. There
are only two reasons to exit longs, Double Bottom sell or High Pole bearish
pattern. And fresh shorts can only be traded below 6650 being below bullish
objective line.
Figure 2: Nifty 10 x 3 HL Point and Figure Chart |
Figure 3: Nifty 0.15%, 0.25% and 1% P&F charts |
- Prashant Shah, CMT, CFTe
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