If the most important indicator in measuring and weighing market structure is price confirmation then there is nothing more important than a positive price breakout. Whether we have had the Jan effect (the first 5 day positive price effect) or not, the monthly close is suggesting some conspicuous price confirmations. As Indices around the [...]
Author: Orpheus | Date: 26 January 2012 | Comments (0)
Fibonacci Fan is another way to look at price proportions. This week along with the Elliott Wave special on top five global indices, we have looked at the conventional price confirmation on seven Indian sector Indices. Which sectors are still positive? Which sectors are still negative? Which sectors have non confirming positive momentum? Which [...]
Author: Orpheus | Date: 19 January 2012 | Comments (0)
In this new format of Alpha Global Indices Dan Rusu covered the Elliott Wave Global Equity perspective on S&P, EuroStoxx50, Sensex, Nikkei, Thai SET and Chinese SSEC and Mukul has answered the following questions on Indian sectors. Why Nifty bearish case may not influence BSE Health Care Sector? Why Real Estate sector could determine where [...]
Author: Orpheus | Date: 12 January 2012 | Comments (0)
Recently economist carried the comparisons of currencies around the world. The table suggested in INR terms the BIG MAC INDEX was the cheapest. At Orpheus when we hear the world CHEAPEST bells ring very hard. When something gets cheapest it automatically senses of value. We don’t think INR to be in an impulse higher [...]
Author: Orpheus | Date: 10 January 2012 | Comments (0)
It has been a challenge for fund managers and money managers to outperform the market. The market being the popular benchmark. Statistics suggest that 90% of the fund managers can’t beat the benchmark and the few who can, find it tough to do it consistently. This is why behavioral finance suggests that investor should search [...]
Author: Orpheus | Date: 04 January 2012 | Comments (0)
It has been the bane of fund managers and money managers to outperform the market. The market being the popular benchmark. Statistics suggest that 90% of the fund managers can’t beat the benchmark and the few who can, can’t do it consistently. This is why behavioral finance suggests that paying for active management for returns [...]
Author: Orpheus | Date: 04 January 2012 | Comments (0)
The Jiseki BEST Index is about selling the top ranking assets. We have illustrated the equity curve of the Jiseki top ranked assets among 1000 global assets. Equity curve is a graphical representation of the change in value of a trading account over a time period. A curve with a consistently positive slope would generally [...]
Author: Orpheus | Date: 03 January 2012 | Comments (0)
Since we are still looking at a bottoming NIFTY in the 4,500-4000 range, we can’t lose sight of the short ideas we have been covering the last few weeks. This update we have carried the Jiseki BEST Portfolio Index (Selling the top ranking assets). We have illustrated the first equity curve of the Jiseki BEST [...]
Author: Orpheus | Date: 03 January 2012 | Comments (0)
Technical analysis is about weight of evidence. More the indicators pointing in the negative side, the more negative the market and vice versa. Technical analysis is about Intermarket. Everything is connected. This means if we look at the CEE (Central and Eastern European) market, we should get some cues where Europe is headed and also [...]
Author: Orpheus | Date: 25 December 2011 | Comments (0)
It was on 26 Aug 2009, we first talked about the loser’s index. We are still not there to present you the first ever Jiseki Worst Portfolio or Loser’s index. But keeping the tradition of talking about the worst performers, today we illustrate the first equity curve of the Jiseki worst portfolio among 1000 global [...]
Author: Orpheus | Date: 23 December 2011 | Comments (0)
