Harmonic Price Patterns

possible it to go towards 3330 and expect some RES and trend downwards....the support would be good on Tripple Bottom make out....
Let see the uptrend from now onwards till about 3330 as stated earlier.

The immediate RES is around 3275 and go down....

Lets be wary....

TAH

Here is my chart on SAMP
Signal :BUY
Possible Target Rs 200/-

Thanks TAH
  

Thanks TAH.

Thanks Nihal & Serene

I am fore-seeing GOLD prices to rally amidst volatile economic condition...so SAMP can shine in the near future in my opinion.
At the moment I am not holding SAMP.
But looking forward to BUY.....

TAH

Interesting that I too have been eyeing on SAMP on fundamental reasons if you noticed my post. There are some NBFI that have caught my attention in the recent past mainly due to the merger news. Some have rallied since then before I could get into the boat. Few more are still left and would like to do some analysis.

Not to mention I like some of the non-voting stocks as well

Ah TAH is back with his crab recipe  

Nice to see you here,You have done a great work there,Please continue here as well  


To First Guy, I can`t reply to your posts,and not allow to post topics,

BTW can`t see bank performance and dividend yields tables

pathfinder wrote:Ah TAH is back with his crab recipe  

Nice to see you here,You have done a great work there,Please continue here as well  


To First Guy, I can`t reply to your posts,and not allow to post topics,

BTW can`t see bank performance and dividend yields tables

Thanks Path....

  

Here is the Chart on LION....I had posted the chart on SLEF and PA is Bullish for LION

Be Happy .........Enjoy it

We are in happy mood now.

TAH wrote:Here is the Chart on LION....I had posted the chart on SLEF and PA is Bullish for LION

Happy to see these charts again  

Thanks Giri.......

This is a stock I am holding and following very closely...and wish to accumulate at current market price levels....



But be ready to hold for longterm.....

Good luck
TAH

TAH wrote:This is a stock I am holding and following very closely...and wish to accumulate at current market price levels....



But be ready to hold for longterm.....

Good luck
TAH

if they continue dividends like previous one

Yes if they continue then we can expect it to trade around +4 and longterm I expect it to overtake CTBL But its my opinion only.....
Lets wait for the announcement towards sept 2014.

TAH

TAH wrote:Yes if they continue then we can expect it to trade around +4 and longterm I expect it to overtake CTBL :)But its my opinion only.....
Lets wait for the announcement towards sept 2014.

TAH

Thanks TAH for sharing.

Thanks TAH

TAH wrote:This is a stock I am holding and following very closely...and wish to accumulate at current market price levels....



But be ready to hold for longterm.....

Good luck
TAH

Iraq ready for direct Ceylon Tea, also 13 other Lankan products in one go
March 3, 2014, 6:30 pm

Iraq, the top Middle Eastern buyer of Ceylon Tea, has thrown its state controlled market doors wide-open to Sri Lanka for the first time agreeing for import of Ceylon Tea to the country directly -and also removed its import ban on Sri Lankan cocopeat with immediate effect on February 25. "The two-day-long trade talks held in Baghdad is a great success! It also resulted in Iraq lifting ban on our coco peat, opening their markets wider for Pure Ceylon Tea and 13 new Sri Lankan exports" said Rishad Bathiudeen (Minister of Industry and Commerce of Sri Lanka).

Minister Bathiudeen was discussing the success of the eighth session of Sri Lanka Iraq Joint Committee for Economic Cooperation (JEC) with some of his delegation members on February 25 in Baghdad. The eighth session of trade talks commenced on February 24 at International Palestine Hotel, Baghdad and concluded on February 25. Minister Bathiudeen was in Baghdad leading the 16 member strong Lankan delegation to Iraq for the eighth JEC. On its part, displaying an unprecedented interest, the government of Iraq was fielding an official team of more than 30 members that consisted reps from such key Iraqi Ministries as Trade, Economic Relations, Transportation, and Industry & Minerals. Iraqi team at the Baghdad JEC session was led by Minister of Trade, Kheer-allah Hassan babaker Muhammad. According to the Department of Sri Lanka, the value of total trade between the two countries that stood at $ 8.72 Mn in 2003 topped $ 89.99 Mn in 2013. Sri Lanka exported goods totalling $ 89.80 Mn to Iraq and imported only goods of $ 0.19 Mn from Iraq during 2013.

The Iraqi side has also agreed to facilitate direct tea imports from Sri Lanka and requested to encourage Sri Lankan suppliers to establish direct links with the tea buyers in the Iraqi market.

Tea has been a major export item to Iraq accounting for about 95% of Sri Lanka’s exports to Iraq, with an estimated 15,000MT of Ceylon tea is being exported indirectly through Dubai, Jordan and Kuwait.

The immediate gain that Sri Lanka enjoys with the conclusion of the latest Baghdad session however, is the removal of import ban imposed on Sri Lankan cocopeat to Iraq. Sri Lanka’s coco peat exports that totaled only $ 1.07 Mn has tremendously increased within a short period of time and in 2012, rose to $ 27.9 Mn. The representatives of horticulture industry of Sri Lanka, coco peat exporters as well as Lankan horticulture exhibitors who participate in Iraqi trade fairs are set to receive an immediate boost as a result of the Iraqi decision. Sri Lanka’s foliage exports to Iraq suffered a setback with the ban on cocopeat which is considered to be one of the best organic growth media.

During the session, the Iraqi State Trading Corporation expressed its willingness to buy 13 other selected export items from Sri Lanka including rubber tires, stationary and papers, electrical wires and cables, generators and accessories, apparel and textiles, households appliances, toys, foodstuff, and covering for trailers.

Also, both sides succeeded in discussing a wider range of cooperation areas than originally envisaged-the sectors discussed were Banking and Financial sector, Taxation, Free Trade Zones, Investment, Agriculture, Air Services, Shipping and maritime, Health sector, Electricity, Housing and Construction sector, Oil and Energy sector, Mineral sector, Education and Higher education, Culture, Tourism, and Science and Technology.

Iraqi Minister of Trade, babaker Muhammad, reiterated: "Iraq side is keen to share the experiences of Sri Lanka particularly in the fields of investment promotion, Free trade zones, financial and Health sectors."

The 16 member Sri Lanka delegation also included Sumith Nakandala ( Ambassador of Sri Lanka to Iraq), R.D.S. Kumararatne (Director General of Commerce), Senior Officials from the Department of Commerce, and officials from other relevant line Ministries.

- Ministry of Industry and Commerce

TAH wrote:This is a stock I am holding and following very closely...and wish to accumulate at current market price levels....



But be ready to hold for longterm.....

Good luck
TAH

TAH is in to the top 20   

Backstage wrote:

TAH wrote:This is a stock I am holding and following very closely...and wish to accumulate at current market price levels....



But be ready to hold for longterm.....

Good luck
TAH

Iraq ready for direct Ceylon Tea, also 13 other Lankan products in one go
March 3, 2014, 6:30 pm

Iraq, the top Middle Eastern buyer of Ceylon Tea, has thrown its state controlled market doors wide-open to Sri Lanka for the first time agreeing for import of Ceylon Tea to the country directly -and also removed its import ban on Sri Lankan cocopeat with immediate effect on February 25. "The two-day-long trade talks held in Baghdad is a great success! It also resulted in Iraq lifting ban on our coco peat, opening their markets wider for Pure Ceylon Tea and 13 new Sri Lankan exports" said Rishad Bathiudeen (Minister of Industry and Commerce of Sri Lanka).

Minister Bathiudeen was discussing the success of the eighth session of Sri Lanka Iraq Joint Committee for Economic Cooperation (JEC) with some of his delegation members on February 25 in Baghdad. The eighth session of trade talks commenced on February 24 at International Palestine Hotel, Baghdad and concluded on February 25. Minister Bathiudeen was in Baghdad leading the 16 member strong Lankan delegation to Iraq for the eighth JEC. On its part, displaying an unprecedented interest, the government of Iraq was fielding an official team of more than 30 members that consisted reps from such key Iraqi Ministries as Trade, Economic Relations, Transportation, and Industry & Minerals. Iraqi team at the Baghdad JEC session was led by Minister of Trade, Kheer-allah Hassan babaker Muhammad. According to the Department of Sri Lanka, the value of total trade between the two countries that stood at $ 8.72 Mn in 2003 topped $ 89.99 Mn in 2013. Sri Lanka exported goods totalling $ 89.80 Mn to Iraq and imported only goods of $ 0.19 Mn from Iraq during 2013.

The Iraqi side has also agreed to facilitate direct tea imports from Sri Lanka and requested to encourage Sri Lankan suppliers to establish direct links with the tea buyers in the Iraqi market.

Tea has been a major export item to Iraq accounting for about 95% of Sri Lanka’s exports to Iraq, with an estimated 15,000MT of Ceylon tea is being exported indirectly through Dubai, Jordan and Kuwait.

The immediate gain that Sri Lanka enjoys with the conclusion of the latest Baghdad session however, is the removal of import ban imposed on Sri Lankan cocopeat to Iraq. Sri Lanka’s coco peat exports that totaled only $ 1.07 Mn has tremendously increased within a short period of time and in 2012, rose to $ 27.9 Mn. The representatives of horticulture industry of Sri Lanka, coco peat exporters as well as Lankan horticulture exhibitors who participate in Iraqi trade fairs are set to receive an immediate boost as a result of the Iraqi decision. Sri Lanka’s foliage exports to Iraq suffered a setback with the ban on cocopeat which is considered to be one of the best organic growth media.

During the session, the Iraqi State Trading Corporation expressed its willingness to buy 13 other selected export items from Sri Lanka including rubber tires, stationary and papers, electrical wires and cables, generators and accessories, apparel and textiles, households appliances, toys, foodstuff, and covering for trailers.

Also, both sides succeeded in discussing a wider range of cooperation areas than originally envisaged-the sectors discussed were Banking and Financial sector, Taxation, Free Trade Zones, Investment, Agriculture, Air Services, Shipping and maritime, Health sector, Electricity, Housing and Construction sector, Oil and Energy sector, Mineral sector, Education and Higher education, Culture, Tourism, and Science and Technology.

Iraqi Minister of Trade, babaker Muhammad, reiterated: "Iraq side is keen to share the experiences of Sri Lanka particularly in the fields of investment promotion, Free trade zones, financial and Health sectors."

The 16 member Sri Lanka delegation also included Sumith Nakandala ( Ambassador of Sri Lanka to Iraq), R.D.S. Kumararatne (Director General of Commerce), Senior Officials from the Department of Commerce, and officials from other relevant line Ministries.

- Ministry of Industry and Commerce

Thanks for sharing. Its good news.

Please find attached herewith the NEST chart.

I uploaded the chart...seems like I am unable to see it.....   

https://i.servimg.com/u/f56/17/34/66/89/nest12.png