Thursday, 24 August 2017
Saturday, 19 August 2017
Technicals for week ending – 18th August 2017.
Note : This is not a recommendation and I am not a registered analyst,
these are just data points and an assessment of the positives and negatives
from a longer term point of view.
Nifty Weekly
Chart 1 Nothing much to add here.
9700-10,100 still remains the broad range. If you look under the surface (2nd
chart below - data not the latest but the trend is clearly visible for now.) the number of Nifty 500 stocks that have fallen more than 20% from
their 52 week high has been steadily increasing. On the personal front, I
closed some Nifty bees positions this week to balance out the downside risk.
Chart 2 Nifty total returns/10 year Bond index ratio is above its 40-week MA &
momentum also favours Nifty index, indicating longer term outperformance for
Nifty vs bonds.
Chart 3 Longer term intermarket strength is in Realty & Energy.
Chart
4 Pharma
& Media are below their 40-week MA.
Chart
5 Avg. & Median distance of all sectors from their 52 week closing is at -6.5%
& -3%.
Sunday, 13 August 2017
Technicals for week ending – 11th August 2017.
Note : This is not a recommendation and I am not a registered analyst,
these are just data points and an assessment of the positives and negatives
from a longer term point of view.
Nifty Weekly
Chart 1 Had written 9700 as a support
but to be honest, did not want a visit to 9700 with such ferocity! As for drawing
a resistance, now I can finally mark the 10,050 area as potential resistance.
9900 is also a trouble area if looking at the daily chart. Hence, for a short
term (1 month) perspective – will look out for a weekly close below 9700/9650
or inability to move past 9900. Have a look at the 2nd chart below
to see what is going on under the surface.
Chart 2 Pharma & Media are below
their 40-week MA.
Chart 3 Nifty total returns-Bond ratio is above its 40-week MA indicating longer
term outperformance for Nifty vs bonds.
Chart
4 Longer term intermarket strength is in Realty & Bank-Nifty.
Chart
5 Avg. & Median distance of all sectors from their 52 week closing highs dropped
to -8.8% & -4.4%.
Sunday, 6 August 2017
Mid-caps Outperformance over?
NO, I do not mean that Mid-caps will crash BUT relative to
the Nifty index looks like the Midcap index might underperform. Below is the
chart of the Midcap index divided by the Nifty index – quick recap – a rising
ratio means the numerator is outperforming the denominator, reverse for a
falling ratio.
The ratio is now below its 40-week moving average. The ratio
had a stellar run since 2014 and twice fell below the 40-week MA, this is the
third time. Also, the moving average seems to be flattening/rolling over –
caution longs. Risk to this
view – a upside breakout in the ratio and sustains above the 40-week MA will
put long term relative strength back with midcaps.
There is no perfect answer for when to buy/sell
BUT in every time period there will always be something that out/under-performs.
Technicals for week ending – 04th August 2017.
Note : This is not a recommendation and I am not a registered analyst,
these are just data points and an assessment of the positives and negatives
from a longer term point of view.
Nifty Weekly
Chart 1 Nifty is in all-time high
territory “and still” no point trying to predict a resistance zone. Immediate
support comes in at the 9700 zone. For the purpose of trailing long term exits,
well… the 40 week MA is my favourite but it seems far off for now. The range
based super trend trailing stop is at 9558 for now. Break of supports as well
as super trend would be a warning sign to keep a look out for.
Chart 3 Nifty total returns-Bond ratio is above its 40-week MA indicating longer
term outperformance for Nifty vs bonds.
Chart
4 Longer term intermarket strength is in Realty & Bank-Nifty.
Chart
5 Avg. & Median distance of all sectors from their 52 week closing highs decreased
this week and is at -4.3% & -0.2%.
Tuesday, 1 August 2017
Monthly Update
Updated
figures for the equity-bond rotation models as on end July’17.
Data set: Nifty Total Returns Index & S&P
BSE India 10 Year Sovereign Bond Index
I
first wrote about these here:
The
Moving average model switched to Nifty total returns index end January 2017
The
Momentum model switched to Nifty total returns index end February 2017
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