All Entries in the "Asian Stocks" Category
Tata Steel in Wave 3?
For a while now we have been working under the paradigm that Indian stock markets have bottomed out, and we are in a new bull market. In the case of many stocks this translates into a third wave position at the present time because we have already seen a deep wave 2 correction earlier. However, [...]
Fibonacci Analysis of Reliance Industries Ltd
Most of you know that Fibonacci ratio analysis and Elliott Wave analysis go hand in hand. (Beware of the tendency to think that ratio analysis is more important than understanding the personality of the waves that make up a move). In this post, I am going to show you why I think Reliance Industries Ltd faces a significant resistance at 1822. I use Fibonacci ratio analysis to illustrate my views.
Technical analysis of DLF, India : a follow up
A few days back I mentioned that Rs.324 was an important level for this stock, and a break past that will expose Rs 408. We ran into some good selling around the 324 level, and we are correcting down now. Here is an update, with two charts.
Analysis of some Kuwaiti stocks
Many readers from Kuwait have expressed concern about the stock market there. The Government has promised a rescue of some sort, and traders are eagerly waiting for some State sponsored buying of stocks. Meanwhile, many blue chip stocks are continuing to decline, and we take a look at NBK, GFHK and Zain today
A quick technical update on DLF, India
A reader has requested for technical analysis on the Indian Real Estate sector, and I chose DLF because it was first on his list. The current move looks quite strong, and all we need is a break past early resistance at 323 for it to continue to 408 area. I wouldn’t be short of this [...]
Bombay’s Sensex and Kuwait’s Global: An Elliot Wave Approach
Even if you are from the West, and have no interest in a company that is called Global Investment House, Kuwait, you would learn something by looking at the way the waves have been labelled. Likewise with the Sensex, which is the Bombay Stock Exchange Sensitive Index. Enjoy!
Tata Tea finds short term resistance
On 11 Dec 2008, we suggested that it might be worthwhile to get out of Tata Tea near the 574 level. (That trading idea was inspired by using elliot wave analysis).The actual high was 577, and the stock has since declined to 530, and probably has more to go. Take a look.
Dr.Reddy’s Laboratory trade idea revisited
On 1 Dec, I suggested that Dr. Reddy’s was showing a bottoming formation. A low-risk trade is coming up on the radar, and it might be of interest to traders who follow Indian stock markets.
Tata Tea is approaching short-term top
When Tata Tea reached the 430 level a few days back, it was clearly time to buy. Not only was the overall market in an oversold condition, this particular stock had reached a 123.6% Fibonacci projection of its previous large decline. From the 430 area, we have already seen over 30% gain, and it is natural to start wondering where we will run into some profit taking.
National Industries, Kuwait
On 14th October, I had warned that National Industries (a leading Kuwaiti stock) would come off by more than 30% from its current level. It was trading at 0.850. The reason for that call was the stock had finished an extended fifth wave, (an Elliott wave setup that has been extensively discussed in this blog recently).
Dr.Reddy’s Laboratory in a bottoming formation
Every few days we will look at an emerging market stock. Dr. Reddy’s Laboratory has suddenly come to the limelight today. You will observe from the chart that this stock has been trading between two parallel lines for several days. Only once did it violate the lower line, but it closed higher
Get ready to buy Reliance Industries
On 3rd November I warned you to get out of your Reliance Industries holdings near 1480. (see the post here.) I think the stock will bottom out between 855 and 905
Should we buy Reliance Industries now?
The Indian Central Bank has cut rates, and Reliance looks well bid. Should we buy Reliance here? My response is No. We will see another dip in this stock and let us look at it again at that time. If you have purchased this stock when it was around 1000, then you should look to get out on this rally
Hesitant Moves By Kuwaiti Stock Market
While the stock markets in the rest of the GCC have surged in tandem with the rest of the world, one might wonder why the moves in Kuwait are so hesitant.
Bloodbath on Indian Bourses
Can India be immune to what is happening elsewhere in the world? The answer is a resounding no. Last week the benchmark index or the “Sensitive Index of the Bombay Stock Exchange” crashed to 10,239. This level is about 2,000 points below my target for the index (I had written that we will see 12,200 when the index was above 21,000 earlier this year)