Saturday, February 27, 2016

Impact of the Union Budget on the Indian Stock Market

Impact of the Union Budget on the Indian Stock Market
Budget day has been seen as one the The most important trading days in the history of the stock markets.Budget day trading is a Speculator’s delight. Huge swings can be seen in stocks based on how the market perceives what the finance minister just spoke. The reactions are instantaneous when one perceives the huge benefit for the huge disadvantage that comes up due to the addition or removal of some duty.
Union Budget is just 2 days away. Maximum Range on Budget day is 346 so big volatile move on cards, so trade cautiously.

Sunday, February 14, 2016

Bull Markets vs. Bear Markets :Some Facts

Bull Markets vs. Bear Markets :Some Facts
Bull Markets: Fear of missing out.
Bear Markets: Fear of being in.
Bull Markets: Everything I buy is going up — I’m a genius.
Bear Markets: Everything I buy is going down — I’m an idiot.
Bull Markets: See, fundamentals always win out.
Bear Markets: See, technicals and sentiment rule the markets.
Bull Markets: I knew I should have had more of my portfolio in stocks.
Bear Markets: I knew I should have had more of my portfolio in bonds.
Bull Markets: That guy’s been calling for a crash for years — he’s an idiot.
Bear Markets: That guy just called the crash — he’s a genius.
Bull Markets: I want to be a long-term buy and hold investor.
Bear Markets: I want to be a short-term trader.
Bull Markets: I’m glad I was buying during the last market crash.
Bear Markets: Never try to catch a falling knife.
Bull Markets: I’ll sit tight when the market falls.
Bear Markets: Dear Lord, get me out of stocks NOW!
Bull Markets: Time to buy stocks?
Bear Markets: Time to sell stocks?
Bull Markets: Warren Buffett is washed up.
Bear Markets: Wait, Buffett is buying here?
Bull Markets: Buy & hold works.
Bear Markets: Buy & hold is dead.
Bull Markets: I’ll be greedy when other are fearful.
Bear Markets: I lied — I’m fearful when other are fearful.
Bull Markets: Buy the dip.
Bear Markets: Sell the rip.
Bull Markets: Why didn’t I invest earlier in my life?
Bear Markets: I’ll never invest again.
Bull Markets: Why would I want to diversify?
Bear Markets: Why was I so concentrated?
Bull Markets: I’m just waiting for a healthy correction to put more money to work.
Bear Markets: This market action is not healthy at all.
Bull Markets: Don’t worry, we’ll outperform during the next downturn.
Bear Markets: Don’t worry, we’ll outperform when the market turns around.
Bull Markets: It feels like markets will never fall again.
Bear Markets: It feels like markets will never rise again.