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Elliott Wave Analysis of India's Sensex BSE Index
- August 30, 2012
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: India
24 CommentsWhen we know that we are in the midst of a complex correction, we should expect the unexpected! India’s stock indices are a clear example. I have posted a few times about the NIFTY. Here is a look at the Sensex for a change. Elliott Wave and Fibonacci relationships abound. I have only shown you
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Elliott Wave Update ~ 8 July 2012 ~ Nifty Index
- July 8, 2012
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: India
In my Elliott Wave update of India’s Nifty Index that I wrote on 4 March 2012, I had anticpated that we will have some considerable weakness from around 5600. And indeed, we saw a decline all the way to 4770 by 4 June 2012. (See Looks like Indian stock market rally is fading: NSE India)
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Elliott Wave Analysis of Taiwan's TAIEX Index (TWSE)
- June 27, 2012
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: Taiwan
A few days back I received an email from a reader in Taiwan that he had first heard of me from a Chinese website that had translated my Elliott Wave analysis of SSE. Would it be possible to do a similar Elliott Wave analysis of Taiwan’s TAIEX index? Of course! So I spent some time
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Elliott Wave Analysis of India's Nifty Index
- May 9, 2012
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: India
In this post, we shall take a look at India’s Nifty Index and consider what clues Elliott Wave Analysis offers investors and traders.The stock markets in India have been on the defensive over the last several weeks. In my last update of 4 March 2012, (Looks like Indian stock market rally is fading: NSE India)
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Shanghai Stock Index Update
- March 28, 2012
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: China
On 18 March I posted a rather lengthy discussion about HOW we should wait for a particular sweet spot which offers a low risk buy level.I used the Shanghai Stock Index as my example, and made the following points. “If we now get a move above the reflex point in five waves, then we can
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Elliott Wave Analysis of Shanghai Stock Index
- March 18, 2012
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: China
In order to be successful in our investment activity, we should spend the required time to analyze the stock/index/commodity etc that we want to invest in. Once you identify what you are interested in, the next thing to do is to figure out what is a good price to get involved. Elliott Wave analysis will
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Looks like Indian stock market rally is fading: NSE India
- March 4, 2012
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: India
The Indian stock market rally in 2012 caught many players by surprise. Towards the end of last year, India ranked as one of the worst performers in Asia, but in a few short weeks, everything had changed. The rally in NSE India from the 4531 low has already covered 61.8% of the prior decline. But
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Elliott Wave Analysis of Saudi Arabia's TASI Index
- February 12, 2012
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: Saudi
My last Elliott Wave analysis of Saudi Arabia’s TASI index was back in July 2011, and a lot has happened since then. The index has powered ahead from a low of 5795 posted in August 2011 to the current level of 6780, a handsome 17% gain. In the big picture, I feel we could see
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The Practice of Elliott Wave Analysis
- January 17, 2012
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: India
I have been receiving several messages from traders who seem to have fallen prey to the age old impulse of selling into a rally, when everything we know tells us to be patient to buy the dip. The fact that the dip did not materialize should not be the excuse to sell! You should always
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India's Nifty Outlook: Elliott Wave Analysis of NSEI
- January 9, 2012
- Posted by: Ramki Ramakrishnan
- Category: India
India’s Nifty stock index has been moving sideways for a few days. Having staged a decent recovery from the 4535 level that WaveTimes had identified as a key level some time back, many readers are anxious to know if we have seen the bottom. As WaveTimes has a truly global following, I had to look