George Albert
Read biographyGeorge Albert is a Chicago-based trend watcher and edits www.capturetrends.com
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Nifty can reach all time high if Jan 2011 high is cleared
The Indian markets can reach all time highs if a key resistance level formed in January 2011 is cleared. Nifty is already at that level and the Sensex is lagging a little behind. A look at the combined chart of the Sensex and Nifty above clearly shows the latter at the #bears #Bulls #ChartView #nifty #Sensex #Stock market
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Why you should buy property in US rather than in India
US real estate is emerging as a long-term play for investors based in India and other countries. Falling prices in the real estate markets have slowed, and we are now seeing slow and steady appreciation. Since the US housing market gives steady returns and prices are still near the bottom, international #Chart View #India #nifty #property #Real estate #US Real Estate
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Nifty and gold will correct, but gold may rally in a bit
Nifty and gold hit technical resistance levels last week and are likely to correct or move sideways. The precious metal and Nifty bounced off strong support levels a couple of weeks back after steep selloffs. Resistance levels are areas where the supply exceeds demand, leading to a drop in price. Support #Business #Chart View #Gold #Industry #markets #nifty #S&P500
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Technicals: Gold catches bounce; decline is no big deal
Gold caught a bounce this week as it hit a support zone driven by sell recommendations by leading investment firms. It has now formed a bullish dragon fly which could erase at least last week's fall over the next few trading sessions. Nifty on the other hand was unable to break #ChartView #Gold #yellow metal
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Don’t count gold out: it may be about to bounce back
Gold, which has been in a steady downtrend, finally crashed into a support zone, increasing the potential of a rally. Gold has been confusing a lot of traders recently as the spigot of money opened by the central banks has not pushed up the price of this precious metal. Yesterday, when #Chart View #Gold #nifty #S&P500
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Nifty falters back to support, but don’t expect a selloff
The Nifty has fallen back to support once again, increasing the potential of a breakdown as the US equity indices fall below their uptrend lines. Both India and the US largely ignored the flood of money coming from Japan. First, let's take a quick look at Japan. The Bank of Japan #ChartView #DOW #NASDAQ #nifty #S&P #Technical analysis
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Will the bull return? Look for cues in US$ and S&P500
The US Dollar index has hit resistance and the Nifty bounced off support last Friday, raising the possibility of a short-term rally in the Indian index. In the week before, we had mentioned the support level of the Nifty and the index bounced from a little above the zone. Support levels #ChartView #DOW #nifty #Russell 2000 #S&P
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Copper gives bearish signal; other commodities not supporting rally
Copper, a leading indicator of the equity markets gave a bearish signal this week breaking below a consolidation pattern that began forming in October 2011. Other leading commodities such as oil, gold, silver and aluminum too have not supported the equity rally for a long time. Generally copper leads the equity #ChartView #Copper #Gold silver #nifty
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Why Nifty is below all-time highs and trailing global indices
The Nasdaq, the Dow, the German Dax and few other global indices have slowly and steadily gone above their pre-recession highs, but not the Nifty. The Indian index made an attempt to cross its all-time high in November 2010 but failed. It has since not been able to reach these #Chart View #DOW #nifty #S&P
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As US rates rise, will equity crash or rally in short run?
The equity markets seem oblivious to the fact that the 10-year treasury bond rate has risen around 45 percent since July 2012, when interest rates hit a new low of 1.4 percent. The 10-year rate stands today at 2 percent. In spite of the slow rise in the treasury bond rate, #Chart View #nifty #Sensex #US Fed #US Treasury bonds