Live stream - Live Trades & AnalysisEntry and Exit discussion in indexes and equities.18:03by stoxway1
Man on the shoulders of giantsIsaac Newton, who turned people's view of the world upside down, once said: "If I have seen further than others, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants". And indeed, each of us has a chance to discover something new for ourselves and others by drawing on the wisdom of our predecessors. I want to say a big thank you to Benjamin Graham, David Dodd, Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch, who openly shared their ideas with the world and inspired more than one private investor in their first investments. I'm sure Mohnish Pabrai will join me in saying the same. Born in Mumbai, an engineer by training, he had no interest in the subject of stock investing until he was 30 years old. But by chance, after reading a book by Peter Lynch, he began to study the subject more deeply. Centimeter by centimeter he climbed the shoulders of the giants of value investing to see hitherto unknown horizons. He is now known as a successful investor, author of books on investing, and creator of incredibly kind philanthropic initiatives. Listening to Mohnish Pabrai's lectures, I noted his ideas, which in many ways coincide with my own. I am happy to share them with you: 1. The market is always concerned about what will happen to the company in the future, so it cannot be 100% efficient (*). (*) Let me remind you that according to "efficient market" theory, a company's current price reflects its "fair value" because any publicly known information instantly affects the price. Thus, an investor is unlikely to make a profit on any information, such as a company's strong financial statements, because the market has already reflected the event. However, this theory does not take into account the future, which we all think about every day and act in the present, including the market, based on those thoughts. For example, someone may think that a company's future is murky because of the news that has come out. This concern will be picked up by the crowd, and the stock will go down. Or on the contrary, the success of the company may be perceived as over-optimistic, and a real stir will start around the stock. No one knows the future, but thinking about it affects the present. For this reason, the current price of the company may not reflect its fair value, contrary to the "efficient market" theory. 2. Continuing with the first thought, the waves of pessimism and optimism will always be present in the market. They distort a company's value so much that they give us private investors a chance to buy and sell a company's stock profitably. 3. The more time you spend analyzing a company, the more you "fall in love" with it. Try to grasp this idea. After all, by spending a lot of time studying something, such as a company's excellent financial statements, we set ourselves up for what it must pay off as a profitable investment. Remember: the market doesn't owe you anything. 4. Often the decision to invest in a company can be made based on just a few surprising figures. For example, if the value of a company is equal to 50% of the amount of cash in its checking account. Mohnish Pabrai said that Warren Buffett used a reference book with the statements of thousands of companies, not to spend months studying each of them, but to find something that would really surprise him. 5. Mohnish Pabrai admitted that he has never once played the short and has no intention of doing so for the rest of his life. His math is really simple. If you play the short by selling a stock at $100, your maximum earnings are capped at $100 (which will happen when the stock drops to zero). Whereas a buyer of a $100 stock has a chance to sell it at both $1,000 and $2,000. There is no upside restriction by its very nature. 6. And the thought I want to conclude this post with is don't look for people to hand you a treasure on a platter. Looking for treasure is much more interesting! It's about not trying to replicate someone else's trades or portfolio positions. Try to make your own decisions. Try to see your horizon. The unwavering shoulders of giants will help you in all of this.Educationby Be_Capy1
Live stream - Nifty 50 Hidden Buyers vs Sellers ActivitiesIntraday 1Min Advance Chart Analysis 58:24by The_Indian_Trader_Pro28
SP 500 LOOKS BEARISH SP500 mostly likely to bearish, today unemployment claims may decide the direction the market. #Bitcoin #nft #bnb #eth #btc #BSC #Binance #trading #altcoins #cryptocurrency #crypto #sol by crypto_vulture_signals0
S&P 500 WEEKLY ChartThe S&P 500 has been trading in a falling parallel channel since December 2021. It is now trading at the top end of the channel, on past three occasions it has corrected for weeks once reaching the top end of the channel. But on this occasion the MACD & RSI both are showing positive divergence on the bottoms formed in the months of June and October. Consider a long position on S&P 500 at or below the price of 4100, with a stoploss of 3900 The target for this trade is the length of the channel which is 4800 Time frame for this trade is 4-6 weeks Longby SilentTrader871Updated 0
POSITIONAL VIEW S&P500 - SHORTS&P500 is continiously rejecting from its long term counter trend line there is a huge possibility that s&p500 will touch its pre-pandemic level very soon Shortby bhavyasharma1
S&P500 – TRADES | KW47 | INTRADAYIn today's post I present relevant marks of the S&P500 for the next week, which could support the one or the other, in their own analysis. = since it is a very short-term time frame, I will not comment further. = the technical analysis approaches, are shown in individual pictures in the contribution. So that an individual interpretation of the respective - standing alone - is possible. = the title picture shows an example, of a possible trade. This is one of many possible setups, because the current course is not able to take a clear direction. The following methods are used and shown in the following: - SUPPLY&DEMAND ZONES - FIBONACCI LEVEL - POINTS OF INTEREST - TREND LINES SUPPLY & DEMAND ZONES „4 hour + 1 day – time window“ „1 hour – time window“ „1-4 hour + 1 day – time window“ FIBONACCI LEVEL „Intraday - time window“ „Day - time window“ POINTS OF INTEREST „4 hour - time window“ TRENDLINES „Intraday - time window“ „Day - time window“ RAW VERSION WITHOUT DRAWINGS „4 hour - time window“ „1 hour - time window“ > Feel free to discuss this in the comments and share our perspectives, I'd be "burning" to hear your take on this. If this idea and explanation has added value to you, I would be very happy to receive a review of it. Thank you and happy trading! by ZielIstDieAutarkieUpdated 2
SPX double top breadownSPX double top breaddown confirmation. Short with target 3740Shortby akshatdeora0
Live stream - Live market analysisLive Bank nifty and Nifty analysis, Hunt for levels is on.23:09by stoxway6
Short term view for Nifty, Bank Nifty & SPXHi everyone, I have tried to share short-term views for Nifty, Bank Nifty & SPX. The index view plays a very crucial role in defining overall market behavior & structure. The concepts I have used here are support & resistance levels, Kannedy's channels & Elliott wave numbering. If you like the content please do comment.! Thanks for watching!Long17:22by ShubhamKatiyar3
dump incomingspx rejecting trend-line again for the 4th time an last time we 12% 17% 19%, this time i'm expecting 20% dump on it. and DXY is at support right now. fib support at 3150 Shortby saurabhdaware550
S&P 500 at important juncture S&P 500 at important juncture Long term channel keeping it down It's good to watch whether it would continue in uptrend channel or fall into flow of the downtrend. It's an analysis, not a trading advice, trade with due diligence. by Manojmkm6
S&P 500 in D Impulsive WaveOn Weekly Basis: S&P 500 currently at 4072 facing a resistance from downtrend line at 4080 as well as 200 DMA at 4055 (though breached upward briefly). It completed the final E of bear market wave at 3675. It again breached the low of 3675 and made a new low of 3583. It was about to qualify for new bear phase cycle of capitulation but could not sustain and moved up again. S&P 500 may at its best go to 4280. 4080 to 4280 is the level to resume short sell. RSI on weekly basis also no more oversold and in fact at neutral zone. The bear market if it resumes would be the worst phase with target below 3000 level. Warning and Disclaimer: Above prediction should not be taken as financial advice, it is a personal opinion. Consult your financial advisor. Investment is subject to market risks. Past performance is not the guarantee for future performance. It is for educational purpose only.Shortby AnkurSharda30
Picking rules - the Lynch methodBack in 1977, the still famous investment company Fidelity Investments entrusted the management of a small fund of $18 million to this very man. The next 13 years were impressive for the Magellan fund and its manager - the famous Peter Lynch. The fund's assets grew to $14 billion, more than doubling the average annual growth of the S&P500 stock index. When he stopped actively managing assets, Peter shared his approach with the rest of us. Some of his thoughts inspired me to create my approach and may be useful to you as well. 1. The private investor has an objective advantage over institutional investors (e.g., funds) because he is more agile. He is not burdened by the need to coordinate his actions with the management of the company, and his purchase requests are easily satisfied by the market. Agreed, it's easier to buy for $1,000 than it is to buy for $1 billion. Thus, the private investor can catch prices that the big "players" will have a hard time getting. 2. Don't spend everything you have under your belt on stock investments. The trades will not be able to close "in the plus" just by your own volition. So first provide yourself with a financial safety cushion, a stable job and a place to live, and then start investing. 3. Admit to yourself: are you a patient person who is capable of making independent decisions, diving deep into analysis and soberly reacting to plus and minus changes? If not, practice, but on small volumes. 4. Never buy a company's stock if you can't explain what it does and can't talk about its financial performance. The stock market is no place for gambling. There are slot machines, etc., for that. 5. The company works for profit and grows because of it. So keep an eye on everything that affects profits. Evaluate the company not in monetary units, but in the number of profits. 6. Watch where the company invests its profits. If it's mostly capital investments that will probably make a profit someday, in the distant future - think about it. After all, the beautiful future as conceived may not come. If, on the other hand, the company is allocating its profits to buying its own stock, it means that management thinks the current stock price is attractive enough. 7. The success of the stock may be unrelated to the company's financial success. Beware of such investments. 8. A company's financial success may not be reflected in its stock price for a long time. However, the longer the period in question, the more direct the relationship. So if you select companies based on an analysis of financial performance, be prepared to make a long-term investment. To this day, these thoughts help me look at assets consciously and not give in to spontaneous decisions. What do you think of this approach?Educationby Be_Capy225