Let us simplify
money:
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*Stocks trading BELOW 50 days Simple Moving Average (SMA) is considered to
be in a downtrend, similarly, when the stock is trading ABOVE 50
days SMA is considered to be in an uptrend (Every expert might have their way of defining
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YES BANK Chart from 6th Sep to 7th Oct 2019 |
In the last
30 days, this stock made few attempts to break the 14 days SMA and was trading
above the same from 9th Sep to 17th Sep 2019,
unfortunately, it could not sustain the momentum and was pushed back below the
average.
Since then the stock has not been able to break this level.
1st Level to watch: Yes bank should go past 47.45 and close above the same.
Once this
happens the next hurdle will be the 30 days SMA i.e. 57.15 the stock has to break this level if it intends to continue its journey upwards.
In the last
30 days, this stock made two attempts to break this level on 11th and 12th Sep 2019,
unfortunately, it couldn’t sustain and closed below the 30 days SMA.
2nd Level to watch: Yes bank should go past 57.15 and close above the same.
Last but not least:
50
days SMA is at 67.71,
this will act as one of the strongest hurdles for the
stock. YES bank went below the 50 days SMA on 26th Apr 2019 and
since then it never got back above this.
Conclusion:
If you are an investor or trader with YES bank this are the levels to look out:
What does
this level indicate?
You can either book
your profits when the stock comes near the above-mentioned levels or
create a new position after the stock breaks any of these levels and closes
above the same.
Only way to
make money in the stock market is by being DISCIPLINED. If you blindly buy and sell stocks
acting on your emotions you will always be at the mercy of the market, believe
me, the market is RUTHLESS.
Stop buying
stocks based on broker tips and news channel noise. It is your money and it is your responsibility
to protect and grow it.
Please Note:
The article intends to teach,
please do not take positions based on what you read.
Do your research and talk to
your advisor.
Technical knowledge helps in
making an entry and exit in the short run, however, wealth is made with time. Invest
only that amount which will not pinch you if you make a loss.
During results and any
specific news (good and bad), technical indicators do not work.
Even on regular days, there
is no guarantee that stock will follow the above-mentioned rules, however, it
is better to take an informed position.
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This article is written by Ms Sushma Nayak.
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She is an MBA from Xavier's Institute of Management and aspires to learn, evolve as a leader while sharing knowledge and happiness around.
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Quiet unbiased report on Yes bank after a long time. Good to look at the fundamentals and charts and learn from them.
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A good piece of info on how to look at the stocks and charts.As a starter it makes it easy to understand.
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