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How to identify a stock market bottom
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At what level would you decide, 'something's going wrong' and exit?
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Do not know target price or criteria to determine such.
Bail out around 245 as that was when the boiling began.
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What would you feel now if you bought at 264/- ?
Yeah, 264 was a perfect entry; however, the 260/- was the price to look at if things were going the other way.
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Now you have got an idea of this 'water' pattern and have some guts to jump in.
To determine the levels and times for entry and exit; why don't you meddle with the charts and draw some lines and curves here and there?
To start with, try joining the beginning of the rise with end of the first plateaus and extending that line.
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Any idea what should be your profit taking target ?
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290~298 within March
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Yin-Yang wrote:Sorry about the delay mate; I didn't notice your last post.
What would you feel now if you bought at 264/- ?
Yeah, 264 was a perfect entry; however, the 260/- was the price to look at if things were going the other way.
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Now you have got an idea of this 'water' pattern and have some guts to jump in.
To determine the levels and times for entry and exit; why don't you meddle with the charts and draw some lines and curves here and there?
To start with, try joining the beginning of the rise with end of the first plateaus and extending that line.
Any tips about which charts I should start meddling with first ? so that I wont have to go all the way back to o'levels.......
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nihal123 wrote:1 Bad news has no effect
When a market bottoms the release of more bad news it usually doesn't affect the market anymore. In such a case, the market reaches a state where no more bad news can bring it down.
2 Most stocks are undervalued
When the majority of stocks sell below their true value then there is a big possibility that the market has bottomed or that it's about to bottom. See also why stock prices don't reflect business value.
3 Most bad news have been reflected in the market
When serious bad news happens the market will go down. When all the bad news has been reflected in the new stock prices the market is likely to go up again after some time.
4 Low volatility
Markets usually get very volatile before they bottom out. When a market bottoms the volatility becomes much lower, as the market stabilizes after most sellers exit. See also why do people lose money in stocks.
5 Very negative expectations
Usually, when a market bottoms very negative expectations are released, sometimes by very large institutes that say that the market will go much lower than it already has. See also the psychological factors affecting the stock market.
6 Big difference between value and price
When a big difference between the share price and a company's value appears it might mean that the market is very near the bottom. When this happens to multiple companies, opportunity hunters will show up and raise stock prices sooner or later.
7 When prices are at historical lows
Usually, during market bottoms stock prices reach historical lows. If stocks are selling at prices they were selling at years before, then the market bottom might be very near.
8 When the majority recommends selling
When the majority of people recommend selling stocks then the bottom might be very near. In such a case, most of those who wanted to sell with losses could have already left the market leaving a strong buying power behind.
9 When everybody complains about serious losses
When so many people start to complain about the serious losses they have made it could be a good time to start watching the market and waiting for the near bottom.
10 When no more bad news is expected
Sometimes, the market goes down because of serious bad news such as slowing down of the global economy. If all bad news about the slowdown has been released then only good news will start to show up and as a result the market will go up.
11 Technical indicators indicate overselling
When most technical indicators indicate that the market is oversold then it might be a good idea to look for other factors to find out whether the market is about to bottom. See signs the stock market is about to crash.
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Backstage wrote:Timely reminder by Calvin Klein, thanks. May be the Water Theory tutorial should move to another thread leaving this for those who appreciate bottoms.![]()
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Backstage wrote:Yin-Yang wrote:Sorry about the delay mate; I didn't notice your last post.
What would you feel now if you bought at 264/- ?
Yeah, 264 was a perfect entry; however, the 260/- was the price to look at if things were going the other way.
+++
Now you have got an idea of this 'water' pattern and have some guts to jump in.
To determine the levels and times for entry and exit; why don't you meddle with the charts and draw some lines and curves here and there?
To start with, try joining the beginning of the rise with end of the first plateaus and extending that line.
Any tips about which charts I should start meddling with first ? so that I wont have to go all the way back to o'levels.......
The one under discussion was a good starting point
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Backstage wrote:Timely reminder by Calvin Klein, thanks. May be the Water Theory tutorial should move to another thread leaving this for those who appreciate bottoms.![]()
Sure
Some still appreciate the famous bottoms from the past.
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Thanks for picking up the threat Bro.
There have been some discussion taken place here prior to March.
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So, has there been anyone who was taking the water theories serous and boughtt SAMP near 260?
And sold near 300 ?
OR bought RICH near 7.70?
OR anything else?
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Ethical Trader wrote:Bought some Samp & TJL but did not sell. My weakness.
How would you know it's the right time to sell?
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Yin-Yang wrote:Ethical Trader wrote:Bought some Samp & TJL but did not sell. My weakness.
How would you know it's the right time to sell?
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Yin-Yang wrote:So, how can it be a weakness then?
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Your strategy is;
1. When there is some excess money in the hand, buy some shares
2. When some money is needed, sell some shares.
Am I correct?
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Yin-Yang wrote:Let me clarify;
Your strategy is;
1. When there is some excess money in the hand, buy some shares
2. When some money is needed, sell some shares.
Am I correct?
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