nifty as on 26.3.2011

chart attached

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update on 30.3.2011

we have reached very close to upper boundary of channel,we may see some profit booking here.only on cross over beyond channel we may see further up move.

AUSTRALIA GHAYAL.........

A SNAP FROM WORLD CUP MATCH AT AHMEDABAD

nifty as on 23.3.2011

look at nifty charts . consolidation continues............

NIFTY CHART FROM BLOG OF ILANGO

ENJOY WAVE COUNTS 

sensex as on 18.3.2011

sensex is still not able to close above 18500 zone. we are at crucial support on trend line shown in chart.breach of the same 

will indicate new low.

sensex as on 11.3.2011

as shown in charts we are not able to close above 18500 and 200 ema which is at 18650.

keep strict stop loss of 17632 for long positions on closing basis.

nifty as on 10.3.2011

look at consolidation of nifty 

Politiced Modern Betaal Story

Hi !!!! There is a modernised version of Betaal Story relevant to the present political situation. It is worth reading Politiced Modern Betaal Story Once there lived an old and pious man, renowned for his honesty. One day his neighbor, a rich merchant comes to him with a request. The merchant was leaving on a voyage and wants the old man to safeguard his wealth, until his return. The old man agrees and with God as witness promises to protect and safeguard the merchant’s wealth. * ** *The old man then entrusts the safe keep of the merchant’s wealth to his son, from whom he takes an oath of propriety and honesty. Slowly the son starts dipping into the merchants wealth, people notice this and warn the old man of the son’s misdeeds. The old man calls his son asks him to explain, he also reminds him of his oath on following the right path. The son rubbishes the accusations as rumors and the idle gossip of jealous people, who could bear to see his prosperity. The old man accepts the son’s explanation and things go on as before.* *The merchant returns and demands his wealth. The old man calls his son, who hands over a quarter of the merchant’s wealth saying that is all there was.The merchant realizing that he has been cheated approaches the King. The King listens to the merchant’s complaint and summons the old man. The old man comes to the court with his son and handing him over to the King says “your majesty, the merchant is right. My son has confessed to the crime. Please punish him.”* ** *The king has the son flogged and imprisoned. He then praises the old mans honesty and dismisses the case. But the merchant demands punishment for the old man saying, “I have still not received justice. I had entrusted my wealth to the old man which he swore by God to safeguard. The old man’s integrity is intact, but what of me, I have been robbed of my life’s savings, and made a pauper. It was the old man’s decision to entrust my wealth the son for safe keeping. As far as I am concerned the old man is the culprit, and should be punished.* ** * The king is astounded by this demand. The old man, was neither a party to the theft nor did he benefit from it. In fact, he had sent his son to jail. Yet, the merchant was asking for the old man’s punishment.* *The Betal asks Vikramaditya, “What should be the Kings decision.”* ** · Vikramaditya’s replies, “Though the old man is innocent of the actual theft, he is guilty of dereliction of duty. The son’s crime was a straight forward one, the old man’s was a graver crime. He did nothing to protect the merchant’s wealth. Far from being vigilant he failed to take action even when he was warned of his son’s misdeeds. Because of his laxity the merchant is condemned to a life of penury. He should be punished.” ** *India 2010, Dr. Manmohan Singh, esteemed economist, former Governor of RBI, Deputy Chairman of Planning Commission, former Finance Minister, a man whose personal ethics and integrity are unblemished, takes oath to protect and safeguard the Nation and its assets. He appoints Raja, as his Cabinet Minister for IT & Telecom.* * Unlike the story, this heist of a precious national asset is carried out in full view of Dr. Manmohan Singh and his cabinet colleagues. Newspapers across the country cry out at this outrage in front page headlines.* * The Indian Constitution grants the Prime Minister absolute power in running the country. He is the head of the Government and the Union Cabinet functions at his pleasure. As per the Transaction of Business Rules the Prime Minister has the unrestricted right to demand and get any file, any record from any Ministry. Dr. Man Mohan Singh could have at any time stopped this heist of a National asset, yet he chose to remain silent. The Minister’s failure to exercise his constitutional rights has caused irreparable loss to the Nation.* * Dr. Singh did not profit personally from Raja’s shenigans, but his failure to act, to honor the oath of office, to protect and safeguard the nation and its wealth is unforgivable. Like the old man, he has sacked Raja from his ministerial berth, but does his culpability end there.* * The people of India had entrusted their faith and the future of the Nation in Dr. Manmohan Singh, believing him to be a man of integrity and honesty, and not to Raja. Does dismissing Raja absolve Dr. Singh or like the old man is he guilty of dereliction of duty and failure to safeguard the Nation and its citizens. Does he deserve punishment?* *It is for the Indian citizen to decide.

TREND LINES

trendlines are shown in chart attached

Do u Know Ur Value....!

A well-known speaker started off his seminar by holding up a Rupee 500 note.

In the room of 200, he asked, "Who would like this Rupee 500 note?"

Hands started going up. He said, "I am going to give this note to one of you but
first let me do this." He proceeded to crumple the note up. He then asked, "Who
still wants it?"Still the hands were up in the air.

"Well," he replied, "What if I do this?" And he dropped it on the ground and
started to grind it into the floor with his shoe. He picked it up, now all
crumpled and dirty. "Now who still wants it?"

Still the hands went into the air.
"My friends, you have all learned a very valuable lesson.

No matter what I did to the money, you still wanted it because it did not
decrease in value. It was still worth Rupee 500/-. Many times in our lives, we
are dropped, crumpled, and ground into the dirt by the decisions we make and
the circumstances that come our way. We feel as though we are worthless.

But no matter what has happened or what will happen, you will never lose your
value. You are special. Don't ever forget it! Never let yesterday's
disappointments overshadow tomorrow's dreams.

"VALUE HAS A VALUE ONLY IF ITS VALUE IS VALUED"

GODREJ IND AS ON 1.3.2011

look at chart attached

sensex as on 1.3.2011

look at chart . after along time again we r on verge of forming a higher bottom higher top formation.on closing above 18500 it 

will be confirmed. stop loss for long position below 17632 on closing basis. i have attached 2 more charts of past days 

observations shared somewhere else.