Last week, Nifty gave an emphatic Supertrend Sell signal on a weekly chart after it closed at 16658, well below the Supertrend value of 16948. As we described in this youtube webinar and this blog post, this was the first Sell signal after the Supertrend Buy signal that it gave in the week of 10th […]
What is Enterprise Value (EV)? Enterprise Value (EV) is a direct valuation metric, used to measure a company’s total value; that is, an estimated cost of acquisition. It is treated as a more comprehensive alternative to equity Market Capitalization. In this blog post, we will learn what is Enterprise Value , how to calculate it, […]
In this blog post, we will learn about one indicator that has correctly predicted the start of the long term Bull Market from May 2020. It just gave a sell signal in the NASDAQ in the week ending 21st Jan, 2022. Will it do that for Nifty too and help predict a market crash? Find […]
Buying options is a risky game and it is said that more than 90% of option buyers lose money. This is because, most traders do not do proper risk management when placing option trades. Risk Management is absolutely essential because the movement in Nifty/BankNifty is very fast and a good gain can turn into a […]
Market Capitalization (or Market Cap in short) is one of the most important Fundamental parameters used to value any company. Market capitalization is the value of a company determined by multiplying the current market price of one share of the company by the total number of outstanding shares. Since it defines the actual value of […]
A Rounding Bottom is a Bullish Classical Chart Pattern that is identified by a series of price movements that graphically form the shape of a “U”. A Rounding bottom is found at the end of extended downward trends and is typically used as a reversal pattern to indicate a bullish trend reversal when the breakout […]
What is a Symmetrical Triangle? A Symmetrical triangle is a Classical Pattern that occurs when a security’s price is consolidating in a way that generates two converging trendlines with similar slopes. If trendlines converge at different slopes they form a different chart pattern like a rising or falling wedge or an ascending or descending triangle.
What is Cup and Handle Pattern? Cup and Handle Pattern is a Classical Pattern which resembles a cup with handle, where the cup is in the shape of a ‘U’ or a rounding bottom and the handle is a price channel or triangle pattern drifting downward.
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Flag and Pennant Patterns are consolidation patterns that occur after a sharp advance or decline. Since it is a continuation pattern, the preceding trend continues after the Pattern is broken in the direction of the trend.
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