Indian stock market trends for the period 24-8-2009 to 26-8-2009

In the previous blog post dated 20 August 2009 it was stated as follows:

“The market may initially rise as a result of world market cues especially as a result of the overnight European and American market rise. But the dampening effect may still be visible as the period progresses. Hence the market may remain weak only.”

We give below the actual movement of stocks on 18 August 2009 and 19 August 2009.

Historical Data for S&P CNX NIFTY

For the period 19-08-2009 to 21-08-2009

Date	Open	High	Low	Close	Shares Traded	Turnover (Rs. Cr)
19-Aug-2009	4457.75	4477.55	4353.45	4394.10	254668765	8296.66
20-Aug-2009	4394.35	4492.80	4394.35	4453.45	166600981	5675.53
21-Aug-2009	4453.45	4538.70	4400.90	4528.80	185694578	7403.77

The market did rise on 21 August as a result of strong overseas cues, but on 22 August it did not fall.Hence the forecast turned out to be wrong. However do observe that this happened with a much lower turnover which is almost 30% down showing the uneasiness of the market at this move on 20 August the turnover was down by nearly 48% and on 21 August by nearly 30% from the average peak volumes which are being witnessed .

Trends from 24 August 2009 to 26 August 2009

The market may remain strong in this period. Turnaround is seen. Momentum forces may fuel the uptrend in the market.

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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 5^th and 7^th 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 4^th January 2007 (previous closing) and 7^th January 2007 (current closing) and in this manner you can understand these trends.

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