Indiacharts Insiders Club

After another market crash scare the volatility is behind us and stability appears back in bond markets for now. Will Nifty go on to new highs, is gold going to bottom out and why fade the dollar bounces?

The bull market is not over and extending without major corrections or crashes defying gravity like never before. Even then the rotation and strength of individual sectors is changing the landscape and making it the best bull run that we have seen in a long time. Do not miss the opportunity of participating in a bubble from start to end.

The stock market has fallen ahead of the budget and is set up for a recovery given the oversold nature short term. The Union budget has never been welcomed by a market crash before but then isn't this supposed to be the best budget in 100 years.

Nifty is heading higher ahead of the budget and there is still no sign of change in momentum. Global cues have been supportive as well. The fear of a dollar spike has persisted but not yet been meaningful. What domestic event could cause jitters? The Union Budget?

Nifty had a Flash Crash this Monday but all is not lost the trend has not changed and Midcaps might lead from the front. Enjoy the Ride to New highs as sentiment remains in pre bubble territory. Fears around covid strains are real but the stimulus is more real.

NIFTY continues to trend higher along with stocks despite elevated levels of optimism. Staying with the trend gets difficult but we need a confirmation of trend reversal first.

It's been a raging rally in stocks but is it time to get cautious now? Divergences in momentum indicators between silver and copper and momentum itself are raising red flags now. Stay alert to possible changes in trend,

Nifty lost momentum this week as markets continued to ignore the risk of a second wave hitting home in India. Market participants have gone from being skeptics to completely embracing this rally and future economic growth. What does this wild mix lead to?

Nifty and Bank nifty are achieving their expected targets but participation is still not widespread. Liquidity should move toward midcaps and small caps sooner than later. the only risk to the markets is the resurgence of covid cases. Governments are proactive in taking decisions

The failure of a stimulus package to kick in, the uncertainty over US elections, and the return of Coronavirus cases combined bring down stock markets. But all is not lost as the long-term trend may be still bullish after the correction. Falling interest rates and fiscal policy will go a long way in providing the support needed in the post-crisis world.

Nifty capitulated into this month's expiration and US futures ended up with a short position. The dollar is now on every investor and trader's radar. This can work both ways in driving sentiment to extremes.

Markets crashed one after the other this week from one index to the next. But is this really a crash or just one more knee jerk reaction as in the past. A look at what indicators like the dollar copper and US banks are telling us.

Nifty does an English August. Trend goes flat even as stocks continue to surge driving a strong advance to decline ratio. Sector rotation may continue to keep the momentum in the market positive and should finally give a thrust to the Nifty next month.

The bull market triggered by value buying and liquidity is not over. The bold breakout to new highs is a precursor to the coming of inflation. The bubble starts

Equity market continue to mark higher against all odds. They are more optimistic than most traders on the street. Emerging market currencies continue to rise and the falling dollar kicks off a breakout in gold and silver.

The nifty is again at a key level where many indicators are diverging from price raising the risk of a near term pullback. Will it happen and should investors be worried. How retails is flocking back to the markets marking the start of a new trend in risk taking.

Nifty Ended the last two days down into expiry, the opposite of the last two. Bulls have had a reason to go long, what will shift them to the bear side? Key levels and factors to watch.

Nifty has been gong up since march and at every pause investors are worried about the next crash even as the lock-down is being lifted. The global narrative is shifting slowly from deflation to inflation and you need to adjust your investment approach accordingly.

The sentiment keeps getting worse but market performance is diverging in favor of new stocks v/s the old. Banks go out of favor and midcaps come back in favor based on near term market performance. What lies ahead in a post covid world?

The Economic stimulus did not stimulate markets but the economic reforms were path breaking irrespective. The business cycle will play its course but in the near term markets will ride on sentiment.

Nifty is at an inflection point but I sense a consensus that everyone wants it to crash to 6000. If wishes grow on trees. Markets will take its time to discount the future. Who is going to sell to crash the market? Consider the unknowns as well. How leveraged is the market? For every seller there is a buyer then who is buying. Are retail investors throwing out the bucket? Nothing is easy so why sh...

NIFTY and equities bounced back around the world in April but Oil continued to decline. Is this divergence for real or just an engineered crisis? USDINR and other inter market divergences appear bullish for markets

Why is Nifty going up was the most asked question of the week. Sentiment remains very negative and that might change. The question to ask is how to spot the next turn lower. Gold prices turned lower and there could be more weakness ahead

Markets fall in A-B-C during corrections and wave B can be a deep retracement of wave A. So where are we today and how did previous bear markets workout? What does this tell us about the future path of the Nifty in the months ahead.

Nifty is in late stages of a sell off and will get ready for a larger bounce at some point of time. But can it be sustainable? What key factors to watch out for in the markets and the economy