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I heard some people say FII inflows are useful to make a rough assessment for upcoming day's predictions. As a beginner, my jaw dropped that I didn't even bother to consider this info. I understand that this is not 'the absolute signal,' but still it is a good data point than some non-technical indicators. I am interested in exploring this idea a bit. Specifically, what things you use to predict NIFTY movement? It could be anything that you personally find more useful than others consider, perhaps. A specific indicator, or more data points, or websites, etc, etc. Some things may be simple for you but gold for others. So, would love to hear more opinions:) submitted by /u/Environmental-Ask605 to r/IndianStreetBets [link] [comments]

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Market Prediction: Neutral to Bearish Bias The market is currently in a "Technical Pullback" from deeply oversold levels, but the primary trend remains downward due to severe global headwinds. • Upside Potential (Bull Case): If Nifty stays above 23,100 and crosses 23,220 in the first hour, expect a continuation of the bounce toward 23,340–23,450. This would be fueled by "short covering" (traders closing their sell positions). • Downside Risk (Bear Case): The trend is still "Sell on Rise." If global cues (US-Iran conflict) worsen overnight or Brent Crude stays above $112, the market could easily slip back. A break below 23,000 will likely trigger a fresh fall toward 22,890–22,700. I am not a financial advisor. The stock market involves significant risk. Always do your own research and consult with a professional before trading. submitted by /u/Actual-Rush-4709 to r/indiaStockMarket [link] [comments]

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"Expecting a big drop in the Indian stock market, Amit Goel of PACE 360 said, "The Nifty 50 is expected to go below 21,000 by the end of the current year. The 50-stock index would continue to fall next year, with some dead-cat bounces. By the end of 2027, the Nifty 50 index is expected to come around 15,000." Wth!! R things really this bad?Do you guys think this is likely? Full article - https://www.livemint.com/market/stock-market-news/stock-market-crash-nifty-50-may-hit-15-000-by-end-of-2027-experts-suggest-this-asset-to-park-money-11772258877408.html#webview=1 submitted by /u/OccasionConfident324 to r/IndianStockMarket [link] [comments]

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His latest video: GOLD or SILVER? By Sandeep Maheshwari | Hindi Do you trust him for such analysis? His view: He gave a bubble analogy which says when money goes out of equity, it goes to real estate, debt. This time all 3 are bursting together according to him so money will flow to gold silver and all others are not worth investing. My opinion: I agree with what he says about gold and silver but I also think some things are being overhyped here. What he is calling equity crash, I think will be extreme volatility. There is also a contradiction in his analysis. If debt bubble crashes, every other asset (Including real estate and equity) price rises and not falls, doesn't matter if it is already a bubble or not. There will be some volatility no doubt and some sectors like IT may be hit really bad, but some may benefit too. Sectors which deal with essential goods, defense, metals, medicines etc. may benefit too. I can't see all the promoters of Indian companies selling their shares away like he was saying 😂 I kind of felt like he was promoting only tangible assets. And ye demat vemat sab moh maya he. What is your opinion on this? submitted by /u/dumbledork99 to r/IndianStockMarket [link] [comments]

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Select one of these predictions and give reason Will not cross 24500. Will go towards 21000. Will go upto 25000 and then fall to 21000. Will go to 25000 then fall upto 200 DMA which is 23500. Then correction is over. Correction is already over. Now it will go to 27000. submitted by /u/Charming_Form_8910 to r/IndianStockMarket [link] [comments]

Preamble: Michael Burry is definitely a controversial figure. He rose to fame betting against the subprime mortgage market and making a 489% return for his investors between Nov’00 and Jun’08 (SP500 returned just 3% in the same period). But, I recently observed that in every news article/tweet, he always talks about an impending crash. As recently as last week, he issued another warning stating that there would a “mother of all crashes soon due to the meme-stock and *****currency rally that will approach the size of countries”. Basically, what I wanted to analyze was Whether Michael Burry always predicts a crash and gets lucky when there is an actual crash or does his prediction actually turns out to be true most of the time? Analysis The various news articles spanning over the last 15 years were obtained from Google News [1]. I flagged the date of each crash prediction and then analyzed the performance of the market/stock over the a. Next 1 Month b. Next 1 Quarter c. Till Date I will not be including the subprime mortgage crash prediction in this analysis as we all know how that turned out and how that made him famous. Also, there are no news reports covering Burry before that. The performance figures are calculated based on the prediction. If Burry specifies a stock, then I am using that particular stock as the benchmark. If its broader prediction relating to the overall market, then the benchmark used is S&P 500. Results There was a long gap of 9 years after the 2008 crash where Burry stayed out of the public view and did not make any warnings or predictions about the market. His first verifiable prediction after the 2008 crisis came in May 2017 where he warned that we can expect a global financial meltdown and World War 3. In his exact words I didn’t go out looking for this, I just did the math. Every bit of my logic is telling me the global financial system is going to collapse But it’s been 4 years since the prediction and the market is chugging along just fine. S&P500 has returned a respectable 93% to date and there is no imminent threat of a World War happening. Burry’s next prediction was in Sep 2019 where he said that index funds are the next market bubble and are comparable to subprime CDOs. He said that index fund inflows are now distorting prices for stocks and bonds in the same way that CDO purchases did for subprime mortgages more than a decade ago. He said the flows will reverse at some point, and “it will be ugly” when they do. This prediction also did not pan out as S&P500 has returned 50% to date over the last two years and the only crash that occurred during this period was the Covid-19 flash crash from which the market made a sudden recovery. Burry’s next target was on Tesla where he said that Tesla’s stock price is ridiculous and that it would collapse like the housing stock bubble. I have kept both the articles there which had only one month difference as we don’t know exactly when he shorted the stock. The returns would be substantially different if he did it in Dec’20 when compared to Jan’21 as Tesla had a phenomenal run in December. He reiterated again on Feb’21 that the market is dancing on a knife’s edge and he is being ignored again. He felt the boom in day traders due to the meme stock mania and the increasing cash flow to the index trackers would cause a massive bubble. This prediction also hasn’t turned out to be right as the market has returned 11% to date over the last 4 months. Burry’s only prediction that we can say confidently was right after the 2008 mortgage crisis is that he called ***coin a speculative bubble in March’21. ***coin has since dropped 28% in around 3 months. Even in this case, we don’t have enough data to showcase how this prediction would turn out over the next one/two years. Burry was most active in 2021 making the most number of predictions with the latest in Jun’21 stating that we are currently in the greatest speculative bubble of all time. Only time will tell how this one will turn out! Conclusion I have immense respect for Michael Burry and his skills. He was a doctor and worked as a Stanford Hospital neurology resident and then left to start his own hedge fund that became extremely successful. But, as you can see from the above analysis, he is more often wrong than right with his predictions [2]. But, the stock market rewards predictions disproportionately [3]. Out of the 100 predictions you make, even if you get 99 wrong but get one extremely unlikely event right your overall returns will still be extremely high. The key point here is that if you believe in Michael Burry, you will have to follow all of his recommendations [4] and not pick and choose what you feel comfortable with as most of the returns would be from an extremely unlikely scenario. Footnotes [1] Google News has a nifty feature where they allow you to search news in specific time periods. Also, Google News seems to capture almost all the major publications other than the historical archives. [2] The current analysis is done using all the publicly available records. We are not considering the personal bets he made, conversations he had with his friends/family/investors, etc. This can definitely alter the [3] Take the classic example of Keith Gill (aka DFV). He at one point had a $50MM return using a 50K call option. Even if he had another 99 50K call options in other stocks which expired worthless, just this one right pick would have made him a net profit of $45MM. This phenomenon is known as black swan farming. [4] At that point, if you are that confident in his predictions, you can invest in his hedge fund. Please note that you need to have a minimum capital requirement ($1 million minimum investment and some extra regulatory requirements) Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor. submitted by /u/nobjos to r/wallstreetbets [link] [comments]

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