Indian stock market trends for the period 10-8-2009 to 17-8-2009
In the stock market trends posted on 7th August 2009, it was stated as follows:
“Trends for 7th August to 9th August 2009
The market may continue to be under pressure and therefore the next three days may not witness any big support. Hence the market may remain dampened in the next three days. In these three days there is only one trading day which is on 7th August 2009 (Friday). Hence the market may remain under pressure on 7th August 2009 (Friday).”
We give below the closing Nifty values of 6th August 2009 and 7th August 2009 for the purpose of comparison and for you to see the accuracy of forecasts.
Historical Data for S&P CNX NIFTY
For the period 6th August 2009 to 7th August 2009
Date | Open | High | Low | Close | Turnover (Rs. Cr) |
6-Aug-2009 | 4694 | 4718 | 4559 | 4585 | 10974 |
7-Aug-2009 | 4592 | 4592 | 4464 | 4481 |
In the absence of any support Nifty fell by 104 points to close at 4481. Please look at these forecasts in the backdrop of blog post dated 3rd August 2009 in which it was stated that the American stock markets will continue to rise in the period under review of 3rd to 10th August 2009. On one hand the Indian markets were falling in this period and on the other hand American markets were rising. Generally Indian markets also take a cue from the other world markets but the planetary influence of this overall period was showing divergent trends. This is the strength of astrology to look into the unknown and to come out with such pointed forecasts.
Trends from 10th August 2009 to 17th August 2009
This period has six trading days. There is an impact of planetary influences which may show two way movements in this period. That may defy any definite trend over these six days. The net impact may still remain positive over this period. Routine kind of pressures may continue to influence the market and the positive trend may emerge on account of global cues emerging in this period. That positive impact may be seen especially on the first four trading days of this period, from 10th to 13th August 2009. Overall some volatile movements may be witnessed in this six days period from 10th to 17th August 2009.
How to understand these trends
These are not forecasts for any particular day. They are broad trends which have to be understood as follows: For example trends may show that the market may remain firm between 5th and 7th January 2007. It does not mean that on all these days market will rise. Market may actually rise or fall on any particular day, but the net effect during this period may remain positive. Compare the closing Nifty rates of 4th January 2007 (previous closing) and 7th January 2007 (current closing) and in this manner you can understand these trends.
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