I wrote my first post of NaMo
Trade on 12th
March 2014. In this post I expected that Indian markets will break
to new highs and this was clear indication that Narendra Modi the BJP candidate
was expected to become the next prime minister.
The first chart is monthly chart
of Sensex as on 30th April 2010. As you can see from the chart the
monthly candle for Nifty was Gravestone Doji which is one of the most bearish patterns
and signifies a significant trend reversal and perhaps a multimonth bear
market.
This really got me worried. We
all know that the election results will be declared on 16th may and
if market were supposed to fall it would mean that election loss for BJP and
its prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, which I believed would be
absolutely detrimental for the future of the country.
In the next chart we can see the
monthly chart of Sensex as on today. We can see that market has completely
negated the bearish candle and has made new all time high today. As readers would know that negation of a
bearish candle or a pattern signifies massive move on the other side.
Hence I would say that if market stays
at these levels till next Friday two things are certain.
1. Narendra
Modi will be elected as the next prime minister of India
2. Nifty
will move towards 7200 – 7500 levels in short period of time.
In my last post on INR
written on 11th
April 2014 I wrote, “If INR continues to trade above lows of 59.60 it may see a
temporary reversal and move towards 62.75 level. Longer term downtrend in INR will start only
if INR moves above 63.50 level.”
INR indeed moved up to the level of 61.31 but
failed to surpass that resistance and has again corrected to 60 levels. This itself indicates that the underlying
current in INR is extremely bullish and the currency wont depreciate significantly
from these levels.
If you look at the given chart of INR you can
see that INR has broken below the channel line and has
formed a doji in weekly chart.
Since this was a 4 year long channel, a break
down of this channel is suggesting a massive bullishness for INR. If we coupled
this to equity markets breaking out and Narendara Modi coming to power in India,
it looks highly likely that INR will
appreciate by 200 – 500 points in this month and may be this week. Hence all
expats can hedge their future currency exposure with a stop loss placed at
61.30 and target of 57 -55.
Summary:
1. Narendra
Modi will become the next prime minister of india
2. Nifty
will move to 7500 – 8200 in next one or two years
3. We
are in a long term bull market
4. INR
will appreciate significantly to 55 levels.



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