Stewart Dougherty says ..... However, the gold holdings of the U.S. have not been audited in more than 50 years. One reason given for the lack of an audit is that it would be "too expensive" to conduct one. An audit would cost a few million dollars, at most, so using cost as a reason for not performing it strains belief when placed in the context of the country's Fiscal Year 2009 deficit of $2,000,000,000,000.00+, and federal debt of $11,600,000,000,000.00+. It is curious that one of the few places within the government where costs appear to be of concern relates to an audit of the one, true monetary asset possessed by the American people. Even the Treasury Department's clandestine $50 billion Exchange Stabilization Fund (ESF), which is only one-fifth the value of America's reported gold holdings, undergoes an annual audit. For fiscal year 2008, this audit was conducted by KPMG, a well-known, independent CPA firm. KPMG's 2008 ESF audit uncovered "significant deficiencies," "material weaknesses," a "weak control environment," and "several control deficiencies." If a Treasury organization subject to annual audits could fail its recent exam as broadly as that, what are we to assume about the safety and security of the people's gold supply, which, like the national money geyser, the Federal Reserve Bank is never audited? And if the ESF is audited each year, what legitimate rationale can there be for not auditing the nation's gold supply? Something isn't adding up. In such a situation, inferential analysis can provide value, which you will see as this article progresses. The financial events of the past year demonstrate beyond any reasonable doubt that the United States government is now of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street, in general, and of, by and for Goldman Sachs, in particular. This inversion of power and privilege was partly brought about by an explosion in government debt. The government relies on Wall Street to roll over existing and sell new debt issues. Debt is now hitting the market like a tidal wave, given the country's record-shattering deficits and costly Wall Street bailouts. If the paper cannot be sold at expected interest rates, then the debt-addicted system will go into seizure. The radical empowerment and enrichment of Wall Street has transformed our democracy into an aristocracy, making the debt dealers the nation's new royalty, the government its feudal barons, and the citizens mere serfs who endlessly sweat and toil in fields of debt weeds that grow so fast they can never, ever be harvested. Predictably, in such an aristocracy, an iron curtain of secrecy and non-transparency has descended across the land, separating Wall Street and government on one side, and the people on the other. While the people are deluged with generally useless government data that numbs their minds (as an example, a recent search of the Federal Reserve web site for "United States government 2008 financial statement" produced an unmanageable avalanche of 520,817 entries), simple, truly important information, such as audited gold reserve statistics, accurate monetary aggregates like M3, the names of taxpayer-funded TARP, TALF and other bailout recipients, and audited Federal Reserve Bank financials, is kept a state secret, using the hackneyed excuse that "it's for the people's good." Autocracies have always tried to convince the masses that ignorance is freedom, and that knowledge is enslavement. The colossal conflict of interest that has developed between government -Wall Street axis, which hides behind the iron curtain of secrecy, and the citizens who stand in front of it now requires the people to-second guess everything they are told, for their own protection. The financial interests of a government controlled by avaricious, bonus-focused financiers are directly opposed to those of the people, since government revenues come directly from the people. What the government gains, the people lose, in the zero sum game of government finance. Which brings us to a more detailed examination of the people's gold. For the past 28.5 years, from 1980 through June, 2009, the United States government's gold holdings have been reported as being essentially constant, at around 262 million ounces. Gold hit a nominal price high of $850.00 per ounce in January, 1980, when a severe recession was developing. (Compared to today, 1980 looks like the bubbliest part of the Roaring 1920s.) Inflation-adjusted (using government CPI figures, which are hotly debated), that price would now exceed $2,400 per ounce, whereas the current market price is only $950.00 per ounce. As GATA (www.gata.org) has demonstrated beyond any doubt, U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve officials actively monitor and seek to suppress the gold price, because a rising price can signal fiscal, economic and/or fiat currency distress, things that are bad for markets and embarrassing for governments. (GATA's work in this area has been nothing short of heroic, and is well worth examining in detail.) For gold to be selling today at only 40% of its 1980 inflation-adjusted price, in the midst of the worst financial crisis in the nation's history, is curious. While the United States gold supply is said to be constant, the holdings of many other nations, with the general exception of export-rich Asian countries, has declined, oftentimes radically. According to the World Gold Council, Canada's gold reserves are down 99.5% from 1980 to today; Australia's are down 68%; Austria's are down 57%; Belgium's are down 79%; The Netherlands' are down 55%; Portugal's are down 45%; Spain's are down 38%; Norway's are down 100%; Sweden's are down 30%; the United Kingdom's are down 47%; South Africa's are down 67%; Argentina's are down 60%; Mexico's are down 92%; Brazil's are down 41%; and the European Central Bank's are down 33% (since 1999, its first reporting year). Even Switzerland, a country with a long-term affinity for gold, has slashed its reserves by 60%. Official world gold holdings (held by all nations plus international financial organizations such as the BIS, the IMF and the ECB) are down 17%, despite large gold reserve increases by countries such as China, Taiwan, India and Russia that moderated the larger percentage declines in the many nations noted above. However, the United States' gold holdings are said to be down a mere 1% during this 28.5 year period, even though the country's debt has surged from $712 billion to $11.6 trillion and its unfunded contingent liabilities have exploded to more than $90,000,000,000,000.00. So while other countries with far less debt and far better balance sheets slashed their gold holdings to raise money for various government purposes, the United States, with its surging debt and staggering deficits did not. Inconsistencies like this are worth exploring; sometimes they represent golden opportunities. If the United States were a corporation or an individual, it would be considered completely non-credit worthy given its disastrous finances. The U.S.A. would not qualify for an Exxon credit card, let alone for the trillions of dollars it is borrowing in the global bond market. One way those in financial distress can obtain credit is to post bona fide collateral. Some consider a country's future tax receipts to be a form of collateral, but in the case of the United States, this is not so, because according to the Congressional Budget Office, the country will run multi-hundred billion dollar annual deficits for the next 70 years and beyond. So according to the CBO, the nation's future tax revenues are already spent. Hypothetically, the nation could sell its national parks, or its mineral and/or energy rights, but this would be a radical, last ditch solution that has not even been publicly debated. For all practical purposes, the country's only true collateral is the gold in Fort Knox and related depositories. Those who are lending the United States money, by buying its Treasuries and other debt instruments, must be competent capitalists. If they have billions to lend, they obviously know how to earn and manage money. These lenders simply cannot be oblivious to America's financial situation, and must certainly understand the concept of collateral. As of July 17, 2009, the nation's top few bullion banks were short 19.5 million ounces of gold on the futures exchanges. This highly concentrated short position was reportedly held by 4 or fewer major money-center banks. At a gold price that day of roughly $940.00 / ounce, the dollar value of this short position was $1,833,000,000.00, or $1.83 billion. A mere $10.00 / ounce decline in the price of gold would give the banks a profit of $195,000,000.00. A price increase of the same amount would produce a loss of $195,000,000.00, in other words, serious money in either direction. Given the financial crisis and the myriad problems affecting the banks, such as toxic derivatives and non-performing loans, why they would risk $1.8 billion on naked gold shorts in the world's most volatile financial casino, the commodities and precious metals futures market, is difficult to understand, unless they know things or have other advantages that the rest of the marketplace does not. In inferential analysis, we look at what might appear to be unrelated facts to see if, in reality, there might be connecting strands among them. These connections help explain situations that otherwise defy logic. Even though isolated facts might be mute and uninteresting, they often tell an important story when combined. Sometimes, conjoined facts sing like canaries. We believe events in the gold market are trying to tell a tale, and we posit three general scenarios relating to the nation's gold reserves: Fort Knox, Fort Hocks and Fort Shocks. FORT KNOX. In this scenario, the citizens of the United States own the exact amount of gold that is reported by the Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve: 261.5 million ounces. The gold supply is owned free and clear by the United States and its citizens. It is not swapped, hypothecated, pledged, exchanged, leased, sold, claimed, conditionally offered or in any other way compromised with respect to ownership. A full audit of the gold would prove that it exists strictly in bullion form (with no "paper bullion" or third party warehouse receipts) in the stated depositories. Based on recent fiscal, financial, monetary and economic developments, we view this scenario as possible, but extremely unlikely. FORT HOCKS: In this scenario, an audit will show that a significant portion of the citizens' gold has been mobilized by the Treasury and / or the Federal Reserve; in other words, that it has been hocked at the global financial system's pawn shop. There are many possible means by which this could have happened; we list only a few. FORT SHOCKS: In this general scenario, and audit would reveal that America's gold is gone, either in whole, or in part. It might have been sold outright, pledged to counterparties, or otherwise distributed. The belief that there are millions of ounces of gold in Ft. Knox would therefore be a great American delusion. America's gold could have been sold or exchanged in several ways. Here are a few: Implications. If the Fort Knox scenario prevails, it is a non-event. Since there is no change in the nation's gold supply, the status quo is maintained. If the Fort Hocks scenario prevails, then the government has orchestrated a market manipulation scandal that is equivalent in nature to Enron, Worldcom, Madoff and all the other frauds in the sordid panoply, but that dwarfs them in dollar value and sheer, outright dishonesty. The revelation that a first world government had deliberately engineered such a market manipulation, resulting in tens of billions of losses to honest investors, while simultaneously producing epic, illicit profits for favored inside traders would be a shock to all markets and investors. An insider trading scandal of such alarming, unprecedented proportions would constitute an inexcusable abuse of power, and represent fraud and corruption on a third world scale. It would not just damage the reputations of America's monetary institutions, it would destroy them. If the Fort Shocks scenario prevails, it would have severe implications for the dollar, because it would demonstrate that the United States' financials are deliberately distorted for monetary and political reasons. Even though the dollar amount of this scandal ($262 billion) would be miniscule in comparison with the government's 2009 deficit ($2 trillion), debt ($11.6 trillion) and combined debt and unfunded contingent liabilities ($90 trillion), it might serve as a tipping point, where faith in America's finances and confidence in its government are lost. If America's gold reserve position is a lie, then what else has been distorted, and where, if anywhere, is the truth? Keep in mind that the fiscal year, 2009 deficit is currently running at $5,479,000,000.00 per DAY. So even if the Fort Knox scenario prevails and the 261.5 million ounces of citizen gold are safe and accounted for, their dollar value is completely destroyed by only 47 days' worth of deficits. America's gold cannot protect it from the national wealth wipeout that intensifies each and every day. The United States could put these concerns to rest simply by auditing the gold and publicly reporting the findings. And yet, despite repeated attempts by such organizations as GATA to get them to do that, they refuse. Why? Is it because Treasury and Federal Reserve officials know that the results would be explosive, and similar to what has been outlined in the Fort Hocks and Fort Shocks scenarios above? If it becomes known that the United States has surreptitiously hocked or sold its citizens' gold, the price per ounce would most likely explode. Conceivably, gold would have its first $500 up day as people threw in the towel on other forms of "money" they could no longer understand or trust. While inferential analysis is not used to prove a hypothesis (there are other forms of analysis that can offer proofs, when the facts exist to create them), it can be extremely useful in pointing to the truth when important facts about a situation are not available or revealed. Even though this report does not prove the hypothesis that the United States' gold position is compromised, perhaps radically, the risk/reward dynamics of this situation are so interesting that we believe it is worth paying attention to the opportunity they provide.
This scenario creates a money machine for the bullion banks. They can short gold with a government guarantee against losses, and can cover at lower prices, after they have driven the longs out of their positions. Operating like this, they can profit on up and down price moves, since they will create them. As noted above, the profits generated from these types of "bear raids" and subsequent "bull covers" can be enormous. ($195,000,000.00 for every $10.00 price decline given the bullion banks' current short position.) The banks can launch these raids repeatedly at virtually no risk, since dumping large amounts of gold onto the futures market creates predictable price declines. However, if the government needs to backstop the banks (due to trades gone wrong that are backstopped and insured), then the gold must come from the United States' gold reserve. There have been hundreds of $10.00 and dozens of $50 - 100.00+ price declines during the current bull market, indicating that the bullion banks have potentially made tens of billions of dollars' worth of profits, given that they have consistently been short the gold market during these price episodes. If they have not been profiting from these short positions, why would they have continued to hold them for years, and continue to hold them today? One further point: since futures represent a zero-sum game, where every profit means an identical loss for another party, any bank gains have come at the direct expense of other investors who have been losing in a rigged, corrupt casino that is riddled with fraud.
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Saturday 25 July 2009
Fort Knox, Fort Hocks or Fort Shocks: Three United States Gold Scenarios
US Economy: Reeling Yes, Collapse No
Christopher G. Galakoutis says ..... In a real sense, the US became one of the richest, most prosperous nations in history during that time. It was a creditor nation, had a powerful currency backed by gold, and was the envy of the world. For producing the highest quality products that were in high demand worldwide, from cars to television sets, American workers earned the highest wages in the world; real purchasing power that was the springboard for millions to realize their own American Dream. By the 1970's, that had all changed. Excessive spending, a trade imbalance that began in the late 1960's and growing indebtedness forced President Richard Nixon to cut the dollar-gold link on August 15, 1971. The inflation genie was out of the bottle, with the US mired in inflation induced bubbles ever since. Inflation, naturally, increases input costs for corporations and eats away at consumer purchasing power, putting a dent into the consumer pocketbooks that corporations need for their very survival. No stone was left unturned in the search for continued consumption. Exceptions became the rule, as both parents were eventually forced out into the workplace not only for lifestyle maintenance, but also just to make ends meet. The off shoring of jobs and production was meant to further counter-act the forces chipping away at purchasing power. Off shoring had the desired effect of bringing retail prices down so that Americans could continue spending. The hollowing out of entire industries and growing unemployment, much like an engine running on less than its allotted cylinders, can only go unnoticed for so long. Consequently, the steadily rising costs for life's necessities, with no commensurate rise in real wages, meant the shortfall had to be, and was, plugged by easy credit, which banks were only too happy to provide for a remarkably resilient "modern" US economy. But the combination of continued off shoring, rising unemployment and a collapsed housing market saw that modern economy hit a wall in 2008; its resilience, built on nothing more than a foundation of perpetual bubbles, exposed to have been as credible as a colorful late night infomercial. That said, let's understand one thing before proceeding to discuss the tough choices confronting the country. Despite deficit and debt troubles that began almost 40 years ago, the US has continued to be the world's leader in innovation and ideas, a testament to the ingenuity of American business and its long tradition of excellence. Such traditions do not evaporate simply due to temporary trade winds, nor can countries, mired in bubbles themselves or who attained wealth via accidents of geography or by being a factory to the world, easily assume them (a perfect example is the Japanese economic miracle that petered out under the weight of its huge twin bubbles 20 years ago). American economic leadership, despite its current travails, is here to stay -- what we have witnessed the last few months is not only a world that knows this, but one that apparently wants it as well, which is why, in our opinion, the US will NOT head down the hyperinflationary road of Argentina or Zimbabwe. That is not to say there won't be high inflation in the US in the years ahead -- that cake has already been baked. It is why we have been advising readers to buy gold as well as precious metal stocks, and have been critical of US economic policies of recent years. In the months ahead, we believe the US dollar will be "managed" down in value, which will help bring jobs back to the US for the millions who so desperately need them. Money printing will find its way into the stock market, as it always does, and pull those investors afraid to be left behind back in, with rising valuations helping to repair balance sheets. Those who can will pay down debt this time around. Inflation, however, is no panacea. While it will lessen the debt burdens of the US government and certain consumers, the decline in living standards and loss of purchasing power will hurt those Americans who will be in no position to benefit from it. Those with little to invest but with large debt and/or mortgage balances will continue to be squeezed, prolonging the foreclosure crisis. In addition, unlike prior inflations, workers will be in no position to demand salary increases. Yet the falling currency will continue to push up costs - the worst of all worlds for the average middle-class worker! At some point there will be a policy shift - when is not knowable given the tremendous forces pulling and tugging from every direction. But a point is inevitably reached where public outcries over the direction a country is going, coincident with dangerously high inflation levels, force government's hand. Asset prices will only deflate during that period, in the true sense of the word "deflation," as a designed money supply contraction will reverse the currency decline. At that point, those who managed to avoid financial ruin will pick up assets on the cheap. Also at that time, the US will work with its creditors and negotiate new debt repayment terms. Given the in-your-face realities of that time, taxes and government will have to be cut, in a big way, across the board. A more humble foreign policy will have to be pursued, saving hundreds of billions of dollars. The required changes will be many, and necessary to save the currency. The American people will have to demand them. We saw inklings of that recently with the tea parties in line with such thinking. Fodder they might have been for certain elements we do not agree with, but the general theme of "less government" we do agree with. The fact Americans finally stood up and did something must have also brought smiles to the nervous faces of our foreign creditors.
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Ignore The 'Noise'
Puru Saxena says ----- The recent market action suggests that the bear-market low is now behind us. Over the past few days, most of the stronger emerging markets broke out to new recovery highs. Furthermore, over the past couple of days, even the lagging stock markets in the West managed to climb to new recovery highs. It is noteworthy that yesterday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average break through its overhead resistance and closed above the psychologically important 9,000 level. Moreover, both the S&P500 and the NASDAQ also rose to new recovery highs. This is very impressive action and consistent with our view that we are now in the early stages of a cyclical bull-market which could continue for 2-3 years. You may recall that in January's edition of Money Matters, I stated that we felt that we were already in a cyclical bull-market and it seems that our assessment was correct. Yes, it is true that only a couple of weeks ago, we were expecting a multi-week pullback but the markets resolved their overbought conditions via a sideways consolidation instead of another correction. Accordingly, we have now parted ways with our defensive investment position and in the past week, we have re-invested our capital in our preferred markets in emerging Asia and the commodities complex. Our view remains that emerging Asia and commodities remain in a secular bull-market which will probably end in a gigantic bubble in the future. In the business of investing you must remember that economic news is always the most rosy at market tops and most negative at major bear-market bottoms. This is why we take our cues from the market action instead of the experts. Over the following months, many economists and experts will continue to be skeptical about this rally and this is due to the fact that they are psychologically committed to their bearish outcomes. We suggest that you ignore the 'noise' and focus your attention on the market action which never lies. Remember, all the hopes, aspirations and fears of all market participants are distilled into the price action on a daily basis and for now, the majority of investors seem to be forecasting better times ahead. We are aware that there are no guarantees in this business and there is always a possibility that this is a false dawn, but the odds of this are diminishing by each passing day. Put simply, if you are a bear, time is not on your side. The longer the markets continue to trend upwards, the greater the chances that the central-bank sponsored reflation is working. Look. We have just witnessed the greatest stimulus in the history of capitalism and it looks as though the policymakers have clipped off the final stage of this bear-market. If our view is correct, this is a fantastic time to be investing in the strongest sectors and markets of the global economy. Capital allocated now should see above-average growth over the next business cycle. Over in the energy markets, crude oil has bounced up from the recent lows and it should strengthen considerably over the following years. As soon as demand picks up again, our world will witness a horrific energy shock due to 'Peak Oil'. Our research confirms that the majority of oil provinces in the world are now past peak production and this will cause the price of crude to spike higher over the medium-term. So, we suggest that you allocate a large portion of your investment portfolio to upstream energy companies and the energy service stocks. Furthermore, in the energy complex, natural gas is still scraping along its crash lows and patient investors should be rewarded over the next 12-18 months. Our advice is to invest in quality natural gas companies. Finally, alternative energy companies are now extremely attractive and we have recently allocated capital to superb solar companies. We recommend that you do the same. As the various governments push towards alternative sources of energy and Mr. Obama introduces the 'Cap & Trade' system, the alternative/clean energy sector should be a big winner. In the world of metals, the action is also bullish. Recently, copper has broken out to a new recovery high and this is an indication that the global economy may not be as weak as some suggest. Other base metals are also perking up and should rally further. This is a great time to invest in diversified mining companies which are trading at super-cheap levels. Over in the precious metals department, both gold and silver are concluding their usual, lengthy consolidations and if the bull-market is still intact (our view), then both these metals should rocket higher over the following months. We expect gold and silver to resume the next upleg within a month or so and the rally should continue until spring next year. So, this is an ideal time to load up on physical bullion and precious metals mining shares. Finally, in the realm of currencies, the US Dollar has started to weaken again and this is another sign that reflation is working. Although the private-sector debt in the West continues to contract, various governments are borrowing massive amounts in US Dollars and this is exerting downward pressure on the greenback. Our expectation is that the American currency will continue to depreciate against the commodity-currencies (Aussie and Canadian Dollars) and it should also slide against the currencies of emerging Asia. So, keep your cash in these currencies.
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Thursday 23 July 2009
Nifty Intraday Data - 22 Jul 2009
Minute Data for Nifty Spot only for Wednesday 22 Jul 2009 :
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20090722,112100,4552.5,4552.5,4548.9,4548.9
20090722,112200,4549.55,4549.55,4547.25,4547.35
20090722,112300,4547.4,4548.3,4546.6,4547.45
20090722,112400,4547.3,4548.8,4546.9,4547.2
20090722,112500,4546.8,4549.65,4546.2,4549.65
20090722,112600,4549.4,4550.7,4549.4,4550.05
20090722,112700,4550.15,4550.8,4547.7,4550.6
20090722,112800,4550.45,4551.4,4549.8,4551.4
20090722,112900,4551.4,4551.75,4548.75,4548.75
20090722,113000,4549,4549.1,4544.35,4544.35
20090722,113100,4544,4544,4541,4543.35
20090722,113200,4542.85,4545.45,4542.85,4544.3
20090722,113300,4544.55,4544.9,4543.2,4543.2
20090722,113400,4543.55,4543.7,4540.55,4541.15
20090722,113500,4541.4,4542.25,4540.9,4541.3
20090722,113600,4541.3,4541.3,4539.65,4539.9
20090722,113700,4540.35,4542.9,4539.8,4542.75
20090722,113800,4542.4,4543.85,4542.2,4543.85
20090722,113900,4543.3,4544.7,4542.75,4544.7
20090722,114000,4545.1,4546.25,4544.35,4544.95
20090722,114100,4544.7,4545.05,4543.1,4543.15
20090722,114200,4543.2,4543.4,4540.4,4540.45
20090722,114300,4540.45,4540.45,4537.95,4539.35
20090722,114400,4539.35,4539.35,4537.6,4539.25
20090722,114500,4538.7,4539.8,4538.45,4539.7
20090722,114600,4539.75,4540,4538.95,4539
20090722,114700,4539.1,4540.5,4538.75,4539.75
20090722,114800,4539.7,4540.1,4537.6,4537.85
20090722,114900,4538.15,4538.15,4534.2,4534.2
20090722,115000,4533.55,4534.75,4532.05,4533.6
20090722,115100,4534.8,4538.95,4534.55,4538.55
20090722,115200,4539.25,4539.7,4537.15,4537.2
20090722,115300,4537.2,4537.2,4534.85,4535.2
20090722,115400,4535.05,4536.4,4534,4534.15
20090722,115500,4532.7,4535.25,4532.5,4534.7
20090722,115600,4534.65,4534.85,4532.85,4532.95
20090722,115700,4532.65,4534.85,4532.4,4534.5
20090722,115800,4534.1,4536.65,4534.1,4536.15
20090722,115900,4536.25,4536.45,4534.45,4534.85
20090722,120000,4534.7,4535.35,4534.25,4535.25
20090722,120100,4535.4,4536.05,4534,4535.5
20090722,120200,4536,4539.65,4535.05,4539.65
20090722,120300,4539.5,4539.5,4538.35,4538.35
20090722,120400,4539,4539,4537.65,4538.4
20090722,120500,4538.4,4538.4,4536.85,4537.25
20090722,120600,4537.25,4538,4536.65,4537.55
20090722,120700,4537.35,4537.5,4534.95,4534.95
20090722,120800,4535.1,4535.15,4532.4,4532.7
20090722,120900,4532.95,4533.15,4521.1,4521.5
20090722,121000,4521.65,4521.7,4518.2,4521.5
20090722,121100,4521.85,4524.75,4521.5,4524.25
20090722,121200,4524.65,4528.85,4524.65,4526.25
20090722,121300,4526.15,4526.15,4521.15,4521.65
20090722,121400,4521.65,4522.8,4520.3,4520.55
20090722,121500,4520.85,4521.35,4517.6,4517.6
20090722,121600,4518.1,4518.45,4516.4,4516.4
20090722,121700,4516.3,4518.55,4515.25,4518.55
20090722,121800,4518.65,4519.6,4518.15,4519.6
20090722,121900,4520.75,4524.55,4520.75,4524.55
20090722,122000,4524.8,4526,4524.5,4524.5
20090722,122100,4525.15,4526.7,4525.1,4525.75
20090722,122200,4525.6,4525.9,4524.95,4525
20090722,122300,4525.35,4525.35,4520.85,4520.85
20090722,122400,4521.1,4521.45,4518.8,4518.8
20090722,122500,4518.65,4518.8,4514.6,4514.6
20090722,122600,4515.7,4515.8,4513,4513
20090722,122700,4512.9,4514.55,4512.35,4514.4
20090722,122800,4514.35,4514.9,4510.25,4510.7
20090722,122900,4510.75,4514.05,4510.5,4513.6
20090722,123000,4513.55,4513.55,4511.65,4511.85
20090722,123100,4512.45,4512.6,4502.65,4502.65
20090722,123200,4501.35,4501.9,4493.05,4493.05
20090722,123300,4492.35,4494.8,4490.55,4490.55
20090722,123400,4490.3,4491.55,4486.5,4486.5
20090722,123500,4486.05,4486.5,4480.4,4485.9
20090722,123600,4485.6,4489.7,4485.1,4488.75
20090722,123700,4489.3,4489.3,4484.6,4484.6
20090722,123800,4484.85,4485.2,4483.6,4483.75
20090722,123900,4483.65,4483.75,4476.5,4476.5
20090722,124000,4476.45,4476.45,4470.5,4470.5
20090722,124100,4471.15,4478.85,4470.05,4478.85
20090722,124200,4478.75,4480.95,4477.35,4477.35
20090722,124300,4477.15,4479.5,4476.65,4479.3
20090722,124400,4479.75,4483,4479.75,4482.6
20090722,124500,4482.5,4483.45,4467.55,4467.55
20090722,124600,4466.95,4467,4458.6,4458.8
20090722,124700,4458.45,4462.35,4457.3,4461.95
20090722,124800,4462.3,4469.45,4462.3,4469.35
20090722,124900,4469,4471.15,4463.15,4463.75
20090722,125000,4463.7,4466.35,4463.3,4463.95
20090722,125100,4463.35,4464.7,4455.4,4455.4
20090722,125200,4455.8,4455.8,4445.25,4445.75
20090722,125300,4445.55,4449.75,4445.55,4449.65
20090722,125400,4449.7,4452.3,4449.7,4450.9
20090722,125500,4451.1,4452.85,4449.8,4450
20090722,125600,4449.15,4449.25,4445.25,4445.45
20090722,125700,4444.95,4446.4,4442.2,4445.75
20090722,125800,4446.1,4448.95,4445.75,4448.8
20090722,125900,4448.9,4449.55,4448.25,4449.25
20090722,130000,4449.75,4450.5,4434.05,4434.05
20090722,130100,4433.6,4434.2,4428.25,4429.25
20090722,130200,4429.65,4430,4427.95,4429.05
20090722,130300,4429.25,4429.3,4425.25,4426.2
20090722,130400,4427.1,4435.95,4427.1,4435.95
20090722,130500,4436.8,4440.8,4436.8,4440.5
20090722,130600,4440.7,4440.7,4438.5,4439.25
20090722,130700,4439.6,4439.65,4436.8,4436.8
20090722,130800,4435.65,4435.65,4431.25,4434.6
20090722,130900,4433.85,4434.5,4430.5,4431.1
20090722,131000,4431.35,4433.9,4430.65,4432.05
20090722,131100,4432.25,4437.55,4432.2,4437.55
20090722,131200,4436.95,4437.4,4434,4437.4
20090722,131300,4437,4438.55,4436.25,4438.45
20090722,131400,4437.2,4437.7,4430.95,4430.95
20090722,131500,4431.2,4431.35,4422.85,4422.85
20090722,131600,4422.55,4422.55,4413.9,4413.9
20090722,131700,4414.7,4414.7,4410.15,4410.9
20090722,131800,4411,4412.1,4410.5,4410.9
20090722,131900,4411.3,4417.75,4411.3,4417.75
20090722,132000,4417.85,4420.3,4417.35,4420.25
20090722,132100,4420.7,4425.85,4420.05,4425.3
20090722,132200,4425.1,4426.85,4419.95,4420.1
20090722,132300,4420.15,4422.1,4419.5,4421.7
20090722,132400,4421.85,4422.55,4420.5,4421.4
20090722,132500,4421.6,4421.7,4417.4,4417.4
20090722,132600,4416.7,4416.7,4412.25,4413.7
20090722,132700,4414.75,4414.75,4409.5,4411.1
20090722,132800,4411.2,4414.35,4410.35,4411.15
20090722,132900,4410.6,4410.6,4406.5,4410.2
20090722,133000,4409.5,4410.1,4406.15,4406.15
20090722,133100,4406.2,4407.1,4403.5,4406.1
20090722,133200,4406,4409.65,4404.45,4409.35
20090722,133300,4409.2,4411.4,4408.75,4410.65
20090722,133400,4410.6,4410.8,4408.1,4409.7
20090722,133500,4409.85,4409.85,4401.1,4403.75
20090722,133600,4403.2,4403.45,4394.4,4394.55
20090722,133700,4394.25,4401.4,4394.25,4400.45
20090722,133800,4401.1,4407.55,4399.5,4406.9
20090722,133900,4406.6,4407.85,4403.1,4404.05
20090722,134000,4404.3,4415.05,4404.3,4415.05
20090722,134100,4414.85,4416.75,4413.15,4415.3
20090722,134200,4415.25,4422.45,4414.1,4422.45
20090722,134300,4423.15,4427.6,4423.15,4427.1
20090722,134400,4427.25,4427.25,4420.95,4421.3
20090722,134500,4421.8,4425.15,4419.75,4419.75
20090722,134600,4419.55,4419.55,4405.4,4405.4
20090722,134700,4405.8,4407.25,4404.8,4404.8
20090722,134800,4406.2,4410.05,4404.95,4410.05
20090722,134900,4410.35,4413.5,4410.35,4411.9
20090722,135000,4411.3,4412.2,4409.75,4412.2
20090722,135100,4413.3,4415.1,4412.55,4414.95
20090722,135200,4415.35,4415.35,4404.3,4405.45
20090722,135300,4405.65,4409.2,4405.25,4408.9
20090722,135400,4409,4412.75,4409,4412.65
20090722,135500,4412.95,4414.15,4412.2,4412.2
20090722,135600,4412.6,4415.5,4411.8,4414.5
20090722,135700,4414.4,4415.3,4409.4,4410.7
20090722,135800,4410.1,4411.1,4408.35,4411.1
20090722,135900,4412.15,4414.95,4411.7,4413.45
20090722,140000,4413.65,4415.2,4407.3,4407.3
20090722,140100,4407.4,4407.4,4402.55,4402.65
20090722,140200,4401.8,4401.8,4396.05,4397.7
20090722,140300,4396.95,4402.9,4395.85,4402.5
20090722,140400,4403.3,4406.4,4402.35,4406.1
20090722,140500,4405.7,4409.6,4405.45,4407.7
20090722,140600,4407.4,4413.2,4406.3,4412.65
20090722,140700,4412.95,4414.8,4411.75,4414.5
20090722,140800,4414.65,4416.7,4413.5,4416.6
20090722,140900,4416.75,4420.35,4416.05,4416.05
20090722,141000,4416.45,4416.75,4414.05,4414.3
20090722,141100,4413.3,4415.05,4409.95,4411
20090722,141200,4411.4,4412.15,4410.6,4411.85
20090722,141300,4411.95,4412.15,4409.8,4411.3
20090722,141400,4411.65,4414.35,4411.65,4414.35
20090722,141500,4414.25,4417.85,4414.25,4415.9
20090722,141600,4415.8,4415.8,4413.75,4415.2
20090722,141700,4415.1,4417.05,4415.1,4416.75
20090722,141800,4417.05,4418.55,4416.6,4418.25
20090722,141900,4417.95,4425.5,4417.95,4425.5
20090722,142000,4426.6,4430.1,4426.6,4428.8
20090722,142100,4428.25,4428.25,4425.3,4425.3
20090722,142200,4425.2,4425.2,4422.15,4422.35
20090722,142300,4422.1,4423.25,4421.5,4422.3
20090722,142400,4422.7,4422.7,4416.9,4416.9
20090722,142500,4417.1,4417.2,4415.55,4415.6
20090722,142600,4415.65,4418.55,4414.4,4418.55
20090722,142700,4418.6,4422.3,4418.45,4422.2
20090722,142800,4422.35,4425.2,4422.3,4424.4
20090722,142900,4424.35,4426.1,4423.45,4425.9
20090722,143000,4426.05,4426.8,4424.05,4425.05
20090722,143100,4425.8,4427.85,4425.05,4425.2
20090722,143200,4425.35,4425.35,4423.9,4423.95
20090722,143300,4424.05,4424.05,4419.95,4419.95
20090722,143400,4419.55,4419.55,4409.6,4409.6
20090722,143500,4409.35,4409.5,4402.8,4403.35
20090722,143600,4402.75,4407.9,4402.75,4406.8
20090722,143700,4406.8,4406.8,4404.1,4404.7
20090722,143800,4405.2,4412.35,4405.1,4410.8
20090722,143900,4411.2,4411.75,4409.35,4411.5
20090722,144000,4411.35,4411.85,4406.5,4408.35
20090722,144100,4408.8,4408.95,4405.75,4406.1
20090722,144200,4406.05,4406.15,4402,4405.7
20090722,144300,4406.15,4409.4,4406.1,4408.7
20090722,144400,4409.25,4410.5,4409.15,4410.4
20090722,144500,4410.25,4412.85,4409.7,4410.8
20090722,144600,4410.1,4410.9,4409.35,4410.9
20090722,144700,4411.95,4414.7,4411.65,4413
20090722,144800,4413.05,4414.2,4411.9,4412.6
20090722,144900,4412.25,4412.25,4406.5,4406.75
20090722,145000,4407.25,4411.3,4407,4411.1
20090722,145100,4411.35,4413.1,4410.65,4412.95
20090722,145200,4413.2,4413.65,4409.15,4410.2
20090722,145300,4410.2,4410.2,4403.75,4404.85
20090722,145400,4405.35,4405.35,4398.45,4399.9
20090722,145500,4401.35,4401.35,4396.45,4398.6
20090722,145600,4398.45,4399.25,4396.55,4398.8
20090722,145700,4399.25,4399.95,4397.05,4399.35
20090722,145800,4399.5,4404.65,4399.35,4402.25
20090722,145900,4402.4,4405.7,4401.85,4405.7
20090722,150000,4406.2,4406.55,4398.35,4398.85
20090722,150100,4398.25,4398.25,4387.15,4390.85
20090722,150200,4390.45,4390.8,4385.6,4386.3
20090722,150300,4385.45,4386.05,4380.55,4386.05
20090722,150400,4386.55,4389.95,4386.55,4388.4
20090722,150500,4388.2,4388.2,4383.45,4383.6
20090722,150600,4384.5,4390.4,4382.95,4389.95
20090722,150700,4389.65,4389.65,4386.65,4389.45
20090722,150800,4389.15,4393.7,4388.7,4392.35
20090722,150900,4392.4,4394.75,4391.6,4393.45
20090722,151000,4394.75,4399.5,4394.4,4399.5
20090722,151100,4399.45,4404.3,4399.45,4404.15
20090722,151200,4403.1,4403.1,4401.1,4401.5
20090722,151300,4401.9,4401.95,4398.5,4398.5
20090722,151400,4397.45,4398.4,4395.15,4398
20090722,151500,4398.75,4399.7,4397.05,4399.5
20090722,151600,4399.75,4400.95,4399.55,4400.95
20090722,151700,4401.25,4404.55,4401.25,4403.9
20090722,151800,4404,4404.75,4401.25,4402.2
20090722,151900,4402.65,4404.75,4402.55,4402.55
20090722,152000,4402.9,4403.2,4401.25,4402.4
20090722,152100,4402.45,4403.1,4401.4,4401.95
20090722,152200,4401.9,4403.25,4401.75,4403
20090722,152300,4403.25,4404.4,4402.85,4403.25
20090722,152400,4403.25,4403.9,4402.6,4403.45
20090722,152500,4403.05,4406.3,4403.05,4405.65
20090722,152600,4405.75,4406.65,4404.95,4405.6
20090722,152700,4405.1,4408.4,4405.1,4408.4
20090722,152800,4408.05,4410.65,4407.85,4407.9
20090722,152900,4407.65,4409.1,4407.1,4407.1
20090722,153000,4407.55,4407.55,4403.2,4403.25
20090722,153100,4403.6,4403.6,4402.35,4402.35
20090722,153200,4402.35,4402.35,4398.9,4398.9
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Nifty Intraday Data - 21 Jul 2009
Minute Data for Nifty Spot only for Tuesday 21 Jul 2009 :
csv format with headers ----->>>>>
date,time,open,high,low,close
from :
20090721,095600,4502.25,4509.6,4475,4478.1
20090721,095700,4477.7,4482.5,4475.7,4482.45
20090721,095800,4482.8,4488.45,4482.7,4488.15
20090721,095900,4487.15,4487.15,4481.5,4484.2
20090721,100000,4483.2,4483.45,4477.75,4478.8
20090721,100100,4478.7,4480.05,4474.15,4477.1
20090721,100200,4477.15,4486.25,4477.15,4486.15
20090721,100300,4485.9,4486.55,4483.6,4485.9
20090721,100400,4485.05,4485.05,4482.65,4484.85
20090721,100500,4485.05,4488.7,4484.85,4484.95
20090721,100600,4486.2,4487.8,4485.45,4485.5
20090721,100700,4484.85,4490.05,4484.85,4489.5
20090721,100800,4489.9,4490.5,4487.85,4488.4
20090721,100900,4488.35,4489.35,4484.3,4484.8
20090721,101000,4484.65,4484.65,4474.4,4475.15
20090721,101100,4475.7,4476.7,4471.2,4471.2
20090721,101200,4471.1,4472.5,4469.75,4469.8
20090721,101300,4468.8,4472.4,4468.8,4471.3
20090721,101400,4471.15,4471.7,4469.3,4471.7
20090721,101500,4472.3,4473.45,4471.65,4473.3
20090721,101600,4473.25,4473.25,4467.9,4468.7
20090721,101700,4468.55,4471.75,4468.45,4471.65
20090721,101800,4472,4475.4,4472,4474.5
20090721,101900,4474.7,4477.05,4474.5,4477.05
20090721,102000,4478.15,4481.5,4478.15,4480.9
20090721,102100,4480.7,4482,4480.4,4481.05
20090721,102200,4481.55,4486.45,4481.55,4485.75
20090721,102300,4485.95,4486,4483.35,4483.35
20090721,102400,4482.5,4483.4,4479.6,4479.7
20090721,102500,4479.55,4480.55,4473.85,4474.5
20090721,102600,4474.5,4476.9,4473.85,4476.9
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20090721,151700,4469.6,4471.5,4469.6,4470.85
20090721,151800,4470.8,4473.25,4470.8,4472.75
20090721,151900,4472.35,4473.7,4471.65,4473.7
20090721,152000,4473.1,4475.15,4472.75,4474.35
20090721,152100,4474.65,4475.1,4474,4474.25
20090721,152200,4474.25,4475.1,4470.1,4470.2
20090721,152300,4469.95,4470.75,4467.6,4467.75
20090721,152400,4467.3,4467.35,4466.45,4466.6
20090721,152500,4465.95,4466.05,4462.35,4462.95
20090721,152600,4462.7,4463.9,4460,4460
20090721,152700,4460.75,4460.95,4457.85,4460.9
20090721,152800,4462.1,4464.75,4461.7,4463.85
20090721,152900,4463.55,4464.95,4463,4464.95
20090721,153000,4464.85,4466.1,4461.15,4461.5
20090721,153100,4461.8,4469.1,4461.8,4469.1
end of data
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Wednesday 22 July 2009
Nifty Intraday Data - 20 Jul 2009
Minute Data for Nifty Spot only for Monday 20 Jul 2009 :
csv format with headers ----->>>>>
date,time,open,high,low,close
from :
20090720,095600,4374.95,4450.2,4374.95,4450.2
20090720,095700,4448.15,4453.25,4443.6,4444.95
20090720,095800,4444.9,4446.65,4441.45,4446.15
20090720,095900,4444.7,4445.3,4439.3,4440.25
20090720,100000,4438.85,4440.45,4437.35,4440
20090720,100100,4439.7,4440.9,4436.7,4437.05
20090720,100200,4435.8,4435.95,4434,4434
20090720,100300,4434.6,4438.15,4434.1,4435.9
20090720,100400,4435.65,4436.9,4434.15,4436.9
20090720,100500,4437.1,4441.1,4437.1,4440
20090720,100600,4440.75,4442.65,4438.8,4442.65
20090720,100700,4442.55,4451.2,4442.45,4450.6
20090720,100800,4450.95,4451.55,4448.95,4451.4
20090720,100900,4451.6,4452.55,4450.8,4451.55
20090720,101000,4450.85,4451.35,4446.8,4447.05
20090720,101100,4446.45,4446.8,4443.7,4443.7
20090720,101200,4443.5,4443.75,4440.5,4440.85
20090720,101300,4440.7,4440.7,4438.1,4438.6
20090720,101400,4438.2,4438.3,4432.55,4432.55
20090720,101500,4432.45,4432.45,4426.2,4426.2
20090720,101600,4426.35,4426.7,4420.35,4420.35
20090720,101700,4420.65,4424.4,4420.2,4423.75
20090720,101800,4423.1,4429.15,4423.1,4429.15
20090720,101900,4429.05,4431.35,4427.65,4427.7
20090720,102000,4427.1,4428,4426.5,4427.1
20090720,102100,4427.45,4429.45,4426.85,4429.45
20090720,102200,4429.3,4429.9,4420.45,4421.6
20090720,102300,4421.95,4423.6,4421.95,4423.15
20090720,102400,4423.3,4423.65,4419.55,4420.3
20090720,102500,4420.05,4424.35,4419.45,4424.35
20090720,102600,4424.65,4425.1,4417.45,4417.45
20090720,102700,4416.85,4416.9,4411.65,4413.4
20090720,102800,4413.25,4417.9,4413,4417.9
20090720,102900,4417.8,4419.4,4416.55,4416.55
20090720,103000,4415.9,4419.1,4415.9,4418.9
20090720,103100,4418.8,4423.5,4418.65,4423.1
20090720,103200,4423.3,4426.95,4423.25,4426.15
20090720,103300,4427.05,4428.45,4425.6,4425.6
20090720,103400,4425.8,4428.9,4425.65,4428.15
20090720,103500,4427.6,4429.1,4427.35,4429
20090720,103600,4429.25,4432.5,4429.25,4431.25
20090720,103700,4431,4433,4431,4432.3
20090720,103800,4431.95,4436.7,4431.95,4436.7
20090720,103900,4436.95,4439.9,4436.95,4438.75
20090720,104000,4438.35,4440.35,4435.8,4435.8
20090720,104100,4435.9,4435.9,4431.95,4433.35
20090720,104200,4433.55,4436.4,4433.55,4435.8
20090720,104300,4436.3,4437,4434.8,4435.95
20090720,104400,4436.25,4436.3,4435.45,4435.45
20090720,104500,4435.1,4440.25,4435.1,4439.35
20090720,104600,4439.5,4439.65,4437.7,4438.35
20090720,104700,4438.5,4438.85,4435.9,4436
20090720,104800,4435.55,4437.15,4435.25,4436.95
20090720,104900,4437.25,4441.2,4437.25,4440.1
20090720,105000,4440.05,4440.4,4437.8,4438
20090720,105100,4437.65,4438.65,4436.2,4436.2
20090720,105200,4436.25,4437,4435.4,4436.5
20090720,105300,4435.9,4436,4431.2,4431.5
20090720,105400,4431.55,4432.5,4431.55,4432.15
20090720,105500,4432.3,4433,4431.95,4432.35
20090720,105600,4432.25,4432.25,4429.5,4431.05
20090720,105700,4431.7,4431.95,4430.85,4431.85
20090720,105800,4432.15,4434.95,4432,4434.5
20090720,105900,4435.5,4436.3,4434.85,4436.25
20090720,110000,4436.35,4436.45,4434.45,4436.05
20090720,110100,4435.85,4436.9,4435.4,4436.05
20090720,110200,4435.85,4436.35,4433.45,4434.05
20090720,110300,4433.55,4433.9,4431.7,4431.7
20090720,110400,4432.35,4432.4,4431.05,4431.1
20090720,110500,4431.3,4433.6,4430.8,4432.85
20090720,110600,4433,4435,4432.9,4434
20090720,110700,4434,4434.85,4432.95,4434.3
20090720,110800,4434.8,4436.05,4434,4436.05
20090720,110900,4435.6,4441.05,4435.6,4440.6
20090720,111000,4440.55,4441.9,4440.25,4440.4
20090720,111100,4440.25,4442.8,4439.7,4442.2
20090720,111200,4442.4,4442.85,4439.7,4440
20090720,111300,4439.7,4441.75,4437.95,4437.95
20090720,111400,4437.95,4438.85,4436.9,4438.65
20090720,111500,4438.75,4439.75,4437.7,4437.7
20090720,111600,4437.5,4437.85,4431.6,4431.6
20090720,111700,4431.9,4432.6,4431.05,4432.3
20090720,111800,4432.5,4432.6,4430.85,4430.9
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20090720,112000,4432.6,4433.4,4431.25,4432.6
20090720,112100,4432.55,4432.55,4429.85,4430.6
20090720,112200,4430.5,4432.35,4428.1,4428.25
20090720,112300,4427.8,4427.8,4421.55,4423.3
20090720,112400,4424,4427.3,4423.85,4426
20090720,112500,4426,4426.05,4424.2,4426.05
20090720,112600,4426.35,4426.7,4422.1,4422.1
20090720,112700,4422.2,4425.2,4422.1,4424.2
20090720,112800,4424.95,4425.3,4423,4424
20090720,112900,4423.85,4425.6,4423.55,4425.1
20090720,113000,4425,4425.45,4424.05,4424.55
20090720,113100,4425.55,4429.55,4425.1,4429.55
20090720,113200,4429.05,4429.45,4427.1,4427.85
20090720,113300,4427.6,4428.2,4426.95,4427.3
20090720,113400,4427.1,4433.35,4427.1,4433.35
20090720,113500,4433.1,4438,4432.9,4435.9
20090720,113600,4435.9,4435.9,4433.5,4435.05
20090720,113700,4434.3,4435.35,4433.3,4433.7
20090720,113800,4433.75,4434.05,4432.85,4433.8
20090720,113900,4434.45,4434.8,4433.85,4434.15
20090720,114000,4434,4435.3,4433.55,4434.7
20090720,114100,4434.75,4437.5,4434.3,4437
20090720,114200,4437.9,4438.05,4433.7,4434
20090720,114300,4434,4435.6,4433.7,4435.3
20090720,114400,4435.1,4437.1,4435,4436.3
20090720,114500,4436.35,4438.3,4435.8,4438.3
20090720,114600,4438.15,4438.15,4437.05,4437.55
20090720,114700,4437.55,4437.8,4436.1,4436.1
20090720,114800,4436.45,4438.55,4436.25,4437.6
20090720,114900,4437.85,4439.15,4437.75,4438.55
20090720,115000,4438.55,4438.8,4437.5,4437.9
20090720,115100,4437,4439.8,4437,4439.8
20090720,115200,4439.6,4442.15,4439.5,4442.15
20090720,115300,4442.8,4444.5,4442.7,4444.5
20090720,115400,4444.75,4450.1,4444.75,4450.1
20090720,115500,4450.95,4451.05,4447.9,4449.25
20090720,115600,4449.55,4455.85,4449.25,4455.85
20090720,115700,4455.6,4458.9,4455.6,4457.45
20090720,115800,4456.95,4457.85,4455.65,4455.65
20090720,115900,4455.35,4455.4,4453.55,4455.25
20090720,120000,4455.25,4456.05,4454.45,4455.9
20090720,120100,4456.6,4456.6,4455.45,4455.45
20090720,120200,4455.55,4455.7,4451.9,4451.9
20090720,120300,4452.15,4452.35,4450.95,4452.15
20090720,120400,4451.85,4459.9,4451.75,4459.9
20090720,120500,4459.95,4462.1,4459.9,4462.1
20090720,120600,4462.15,4462.8,4461.15,4462.8
20090720,120700,4462.65,4464.55,4462.45,4462.7
20090720,120800,4463,4463,4461.55,4461.65
20090720,120900,4461.55,4463.15,4461.15,4462.6
20090720,121000,4462.85,4467.1,4462.85,4467.1
20090720,121100,4466.75,4467.6,4465.65,4466
20090720,121200,4466.05,4466.55,4464.2,4466
20090720,121300,4466.5,4469.6,4466.3,4469.35
20090720,121400,4469.6,4471,4469.1,4469.1
20090720,121500,4469,4469.1,4466.8,4466.8
20090720,121600,4467,4467.45,4465.75,4466.45
20090720,121700,4464.95,4466,4464.7,4465.65
20090720,121800,4465.6,4465.8,4462.7,4463.9
20090720,121900,4463.7,4465.95,4463.7,4465.2
20090720,122000,4464.9,4465.05,4463.4,4463.4
20090720,122100,4463.7,4463.7,4461.4,4462.15
20090720,122200,4462.05,4463.5,4461.4,4463.4
20090720,122300,4463.7,4467.15,4462.9,4466.25
20090720,122400,4465.95,4467.05,4465.1,4465.5
20090720,122500,4465.7,4466.5,4465,4465.2
20090720,122600,4465.45,4465.6,4463.05,4463.2
20090720,122700,4463.25,4463.35,4461.45,4463.35
20090720,122800,4462.95,4464.95,4462.35,4464.9
20090720,122900,4465.25,4465.9,4464.35,4465.25
20090720,123000,4465.35,4466.45,4465.35,4465.9
20090720,123100,4465.75,4466.65,4465.65,4466.65
20090720,123200,4466.4,4466.45,4464.4,4464.6
20090720,123300,4465,4465.05,4463.15,4463.9
20090720,123400,4463.8,4465.6,4463.65,4464.65
20090720,123500,4464.4,4466.1,4464.4,4464.6
20090720,123600,4464.3,4464.7,4458.05,4458.05
20090720,123700,4457.35,4458.7,4452.9,4453.5
20090720,123800,4453.55,4454.3,4451.95,4452.5
20090720,123900,4452.7,4452.7,4449.6,4449.85
20090720,124000,4449.8,4452.15,4449.8,4451.6
20090720,124100,4451.65,4452.6,4447.4,4447.55
20090720,124200,4447.05,4449.25,4445.7,4448.8
20090720,124300,4449,4457.75,4449,4456.7
20090720,124400,4456.25,4458,4455.6,4456.7
20090720,124500,4457.2,4461.3,4455.55,4461.3
20090720,124600,4461.35,4465.25,4461.35,4465.15
20090720,124700,4464.25,4471.1,4464.25,4470.3
20090720,124800,4470.45,4470.95,4469.35,4470.2
20090720,124900,4470.35,4474.1,4470.25,4472.85
20090720,125000,4472.5,4472.5,4468.75,4469.1
20090720,125100,4468.5,4469.1,4466.5,4466.5
20090720,125200,4466.6,4466.7,4464.65,4465.05
20090720,125300,4465.05,4468.6,4464.4,4468.35
20090720,125400,4468.15,4469.65,4468.15,4469.25
20090720,125500,4468.95,4469.25,4467.55,4468.85
20090720,125600,4469.15,4471.95,4468.95,4471.65
20090720,125700,4471.7,4473.35,4471.2,4472.2
20090720,125800,4472.5,4472.85,4470.8,4470.9
20090720,125900,4471.15,4471.25,4468.25,4468.3
20090720,130000,4468.45,4479.15,4468.05,4478.85
20090720,130100,4478.8,4481.65,4478.8,4481.05
20090720,130200,4481.15,4485.45,4481,4485.45
20090720,130300,4485.2,4488.2,4484.85,4487.6
20090720,130400,4487.35,4487.85,4485.95,4486.8
20090720,130500,4486.85,4487.15,4484.85,4485.8
20090720,130600,4485.95,4488.35,4485.9,4487.55
20090720,130700,4487.95,4488.3,4485.45,4486.25
20090720,130800,4486.55,4486.65,4485.35,4485.65
20090720,130900,4485.7,4486,4484.1,4486
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20090720,131100,4491.25,4491.85,4490.05,4490.25
20090720,131200,4490,4490.45,4487.15,4487.15
20090720,131300,4487.3,4487.7,4483.4,4483.4
20090720,131400,4483.3,4483.7,4480.8,4481.1
20090720,131500,4480.95,4481.4,4479.45,4481.35
20090720,131600,4481.4,4483.35,4481.4,4481.65
20090720,131700,4481.55,4482.65,4481.1,4481.65
20090720,131800,4481.35,4482.55,4481.1,4481.4
20090720,131900,4481,4483.7,4480.7,4483.7
20090720,132000,4483.85,4484.2,4481.75,4482.75
20090720,132100,4483,4483.4,4479,4479
20090720,132200,4478.65,4479.05,4477.35,4478.45
20090720,132300,4478.2,4482.9,4477.5,4482
20090720,132400,4482.75,4482.95,4481.7,4481.85
20090720,132500,4481.4,4483.25,4481.4,4482.9
20090720,132600,4482.45,4484.35,4482.45,4483.45
20090720,132700,4483.8,4483.9,4482.35,4482.5
20090720,132800,4482.6,4484.55,4482.6,4483.5
20090720,132900,4483.8,4486,4483.6,4486
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20090720,133100,4489.95,4491.5,4489.2,4489.85
20090720,133200,4489.85,4492.25,4489.75,4492.25
20090720,133300,4493.55,4493.7,4491.65,4491.65
20090720,133400,4491.5,4491.95,4490,4490.25
20090720,133500,4490.3,4491.65,4489.7,4491.4
20090720,133600,4491.35,4492.2,4490.8,4491.5
20090720,133700,4491.35,4493.15,4490.8,4492.05
20090720,133800,4492.3,4495.8,4492.3,4495.45
20090720,133900,4495.3,4497.1,4494.7,4494.7
20090720,134000,4494.6,4495.1,4489.45,4489.45
20090720,134100,4489.8,4493.5,4489.8,4493.5
20090720,134200,4493.5,4494,4486.6,4486.75
20090720,134300,4487.05,4487.05,4483.05,4484.3
20090720,134400,4484.25,4489.7,4484.25,4489.7
20090720,134500,4490.05,4491.2,4489.2,4489.2
20090720,134600,4488.6,4488.6,4482.85,4482.9
20090720,134700,4483,4483,4478.55,4478.85
20090720,134800,4479.15,4484.8,4479,4484.4
20090720,134900,4484.65,4484.65,4481.95,4482
20090720,135000,4482.2,4482.85,4478.8,4478.8
20090720,135100,4478.25,4478.25,4473.15,4474.85
20090720,135200,4475.35,4479.35,4475.35,4478.75
20090720,135300,4478.75,4481.75,4478.75,4480.35
20090720,135400,4479.85,4480.1,4471.15,4471.25
20090720,135500,4471.55,4474.4,4471.1,4474.3
20090720,135600,4474.85,4478.85,4474.25,4478.85
20090720,135700,4478.35,4479.2,4476.5,4478.25
20090720,135800,4479.2,4479.2,4475.6,4475.65
20090720,135900,4475.75,4478.45,4475.65,4478.25
20090720,140000,4478.3,4478.8,4477.55,4477.75
20090720,140100,4476.75,4476.75,4473.9,4475.35
20090720,140200,4474.5,4475.05,4471.5,4472.25
20090720,140300,4471.55,4473.75,4471.5,4472.65
20090720,140400,4472.8,4473.35,4469.2,4469.2
20090720,140500,4469.1,4470.3,4468.65,4470.05
20090720,140600,4470.3,4474.9,4470.1,4474.7
20090720,140700,4474.7,4474.9,4472,4472.7
20090720,140800,4471.65,4471.95,4467.85,4467.9
20090720,140900,4467.45,4468.65,4466.75,4468.65
20090720,141000,4468.95,4470.45,4467.5,4467.5
20090720,141100,4467.85,4471.05,4467.85,4471.05
20090720,141200,4470.95,4477.05,4470.95,4476.05
20090720,141300,4476.05,4477.15,4474.35,4474.45
20090720,141400,4474.35,4474.35,4473.05,4473.3
20090720,141500,4473.05,4476.45,4472.65,4476.05
20090720,141600,4475.9,4476.2,4474.35,4474.75
20090720,141700,4475.05,4477.6,4475,4477.55
20090720,141800,4477.85,4481.4,4477.85,4480.7
20090720,141900,4480.9,4481.95,4479.9,4479.9
20090720,142000,4479.9,4480.65,4479.5,4479.95
20090720,142100,4479.75,4480.6,4476.25,4476.25
20090720,142200,4476.1,4477.8,4476.1,4476.6
20090720,142300,4476.1,4476.65,4475.15,4475.95
20090720,142400,4475.65,4476.7,4475.05,4475.05
20090720,142500,4475.35,4475.35,4473.6,4474.6
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Monday 20 July 2009
Sunday 19 July 2009
7 Most Common Mistakes Investors Are Making Today
Jon Markman says ----- Cash says: “It’s a bear market, I guess.” If you have a bullish outlook, you need to be seriously long—and stay that way until your outlook changes. If you have a bearish outlook, get the hell out or go seriously short. Never buy low, sell high. This whole “you liked it at $15, you’ll love it at $5” shtick is utter nonsense. If you doubt me, call up a chart of AIG… or GM. We can win by buying high and selling higher, and shorting low and covering lower. Survivors are like mercenary soldiers who volunteer for duties on the winning side. So if you see strength—rising stock prices—sign up! Think this way every day. Do more of what's working and less of what isn't. Your top priority is the trade that’s working best. Too many people lose money trying to “fix” problem investments. Of course, as you know, not every trade is a winner. But we have managed to limit losses in losing trades to less than 8% on average in each trade because I am committed to correcting errors as quickly as possible and refuse to sugarcoat losses or sweep them under the rug. Problems are for ditching. Successes are for nurturing. Some of the best parties you missed are ones you left early; some of the best concerts you never heard, because while the third encore played, you were beating the crowd out of the parking lot. And some of the quickest 50% profits you’ll miss are because you got out a week early. Have you ever heard the old adage “you never go broke taking a profit”? Complete and utter hogwash. Be patient… that last 50% will be a sweet reward. Many investors refuse to realize that uncertainty is a natural condition. There is ALWAYS uncertainty! By focusing on the intermediate term at Trader’s Advantage, we don’t try to forecast too far into future. Instead, we try to thoroughly understand the here and now, and then leverage logic, history, research, experience and intuition to make our money. We think of this as a matter of predicting the present. My goal is to help you monetize technical, fundamental, economic, thematic, cyclical and even pop culture observations by profiting from sharp movements in various investments in a relatively short amount of time. We could hold stocks a matter of days, or as long as three months. It’s been a tough stretch for many investors, but our approach allows us to adapt quickly and take advantage of opportunities in all market conditions. That’s why I stay in frequent touch with my readers via email, telling them which strategies we need to employ to make our money and minimize our risk, and giving them the specific trades to make it all happen. I invite you to join us today. Let’s say that your outlook is bullish and you get a down day in a profitable position. Add to your position. And the next day is a down day. Add to your position. Continue to add to your position on down days as long as the market trend is still pointing higher. Obviously, the reverse is true if you are short. Do not panic and bail out because of a few days that go against the primary trend. We’re going to see a lot of continued volatility in the market. Use those days to your advantage. The fact is, many investors have turned to trading precisely because they have little confidence in the “system.” They want to play this market close to the vest. They discount the future but can see opportunity in the very near term. In short, no one believes this rally means the worst is over for the stock market or the economy, but that’s not stopping smart investors from making a ton of money in it—including my Trader’s Advantage members! Remember, capital preservation is key, but you must be ready to make money on rallies. Who cares if this is a “false hope recovery rally…” make money from it, then get out and spare yourself the next round of decline. Wash, rinse, repeat. We’ve done this time and again in Trader’s Advantage. Make sure you’re with us for the next round of profits! With due apologies and full credits to the author
In this confusing and turbulent market, many investors are getting tripped up by some costly mistakes. Here are seven common and incredibly costly mistakes investors are making today that I want you to be sure you avoid.Mistake #1
Not being clear about the overall direction of the market is a cardinal sin right now. Stand in the middle of the road, and you will get run over—from both directions.
No Position Is a Position
I guarantee that sitting on the fence will dent your tender parts. And I promise that if you join me at Trader’s Advantage, you will wake up every day knowing which side of the fence we’ll be making money on.Mistake #2
Buying WeaknessMistake #3
Exiting EarlyMistake #4
Staying on the sidelines because of market uncertaintyMistake #5
Fundamental investors hate technicals; chart traders laugh at investors who rely on fundamentals. Both are wrong to exclude the other. In espionage, you use every piece of intelligence you can lay your hands on. The technical rules are simple. We apply them rigorously. The fundamentals, likewise, are easy enough to uncover. We use both to pick winners.
Not Using Technicals AND Using FundamentalsMistake #6
Getting Scared Off by One-Day Moves Mistake #7
Confidence remains extremely fragile, not just for long-term investors but for traders, too.
This Is Not an Investors’ Market!
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