Trend following is motivated by a very broad interpretation of the universe. The underlying belief is that economic systems adjust to changes in fundamentals gradually and over long periods of time, and that the consequent trends are evident everywhere in human history and commerce. Political, economic, and social regime changes trigger price adjustments in markets that don’t happen instantaneously. For example, the growth and decline of the Roman Empire took place, not in a day, but over hundreds of years. A major problem, of course, is that markets don’t move from one state to another in a straight line: There are periods of countertrend shock and volatility. We spend most of our time trying to find ways to deal with those unsettling but inevitable events. That being said, it is really not difficult to put together a simple trendfollowing system that can generate positive returns over a realistic holding period and there are many, many commercial systems that have been generating strong, albeit volatile, returns for a long time. So there are definitely firm grounds for believing in Santa Claus.
Banknifty opened Gap Down and continuously moved down. In the last two days, it almost falls more than 1200 points. We can capture this move from nearly the top of 23000.
The daily chart shows Banknifty...
Banknifty consolidated for a few hours with a bullish bias. The hourly chart shows all first three candles though of Doji pattern closed above 21800. Then it started moving up, and last hours it gave explosive...
The observation on Monthly Banknifty chart:
The three months from the top made in Dec-2019 to the low of Mar-2020
Three months from Mar-2020 ends in Jun-2020. Possible Trend change.
The Mar...
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Yes !! Definitely you can buy shares today and can sell it tomorrow but make sure that stock is not from T-segment, We'll need need to worry for that just try not to go with penny stocks for such practice...