Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Bharti - Elliott Wave Analysis

Daily Chart
Long back I spoke of a triangle in wave (IV), refer the post here. I was looking for a 290 levels on Bharti. The low of 280 on 24/5/12, if held we may see Bharti embarking on an sustained up move. In EWP terminology it is called as thrust from a triangle. But whether broad market supports this view, is a question I cannot answer at this moment. Bur Prechter in his epic book EWP: A key to market behavior, has mentioned, that one should not ignore EWP patterns in individual stocks. 
Also on the indicator from, we can see MACD meandering around the 0 level. One can also spot a big positive divergence on MACD. The last up move, though it looks like a leading diagonal, is surely an impulse move, so now even if we are not embarking on wave (V) on a very large fractal, the alternate count also suggests an up move from 290 levels, in wave (c) of [b], following which we may see a decline in prices. So I feel it wont be such a bad idea to grab some of this scrip around 290 levels, with a stop below 280, nice reward to risk ratio too.
Weekly chart has been attached below for reference. Do send in your vies and comments on this post.
Weekly Chart

7 comments:

  1. Dear Sir,

    Could you pl post your review on wipro as per EW theory for the short term

    Rgds

    Hari

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    1. I will do it soon. In the meanwhile you can search for posts on Infy on this blog. You will get a grip on the situation. You can search from the search tab in top right corner of this blog.

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  2. Dear Sir,

    Could pl mark wave count on Bharti daily charts since it is beaten down badly

    Thanks

    Hari

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    1. This is a recent post on Bharti!
      Regards
      Aniruddha

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    2. Since it has broken 280-290 levels, what would we expect ?
      When u find time, pl post

      Admire your hard work !

      Rgds

      Hariharan

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    3. Sorry the link was missing in the last post here it is,
      http://tradeelliottwave.blogspot.in/2012/08/bharti-elliott-wave-analysis.html?m=0

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    4. The analysis hasn't changed from the post, the link for which is given above.

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