Now look at BSE vs NYSE..
How Paul Tudor Jones predicted the 87 crash
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, Dec 21 2006 01:26 AM
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dcengr
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Posted 21 December 2006 - 01:26 AM
Now look at BSE vs NYSE..
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Laoya
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Posted 21 December 2006 - 07:37 AM
Nice charts. All I need now is a time machine to see what "happenED" in 2007 for BSE. 
Ok, what the heck am I saying? If I had a time machine, I'd just look at SPX in 2007. 
Ok, what the heck am I saying? If I had a time machine, I'd just look at SPX in 2007.
Edited by Laoya, 21 December 2006 - 07:39 AM.
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Posted 21 December 2006 - 09:56 AM
Look at 1965 and today , it shows a possible crash coming soon
if I find it --------------- I'll post it for you
nice work
Hank
if I find it --------------- I'll post it for you
nice work
Hank
Now look at BSE vs NYSE..
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Posted 21 December 2006 - 10:28 AM
You are refering to this... also 1936 is very similar.
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Posted 22 December 2006 - 05:30 PM
ONE VERY IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE INDIAN AND US MARKET ACTION :BREADTH
http://C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\Compaq_Administrator\My%20Documents\Finance\Blog\Key%20Charts\NSE_adline.png:
Clearly, the Indian market is grotesquely overvalued and teetering at the edge of a precipice.
http://C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\Compaq_Administrator\My%20Documents\Finance\Blog\Key%20Charts\NSE_adline.png:
Clearly, the Indian market is grotesquely overvalued and teetering at the edge of a precipice.
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Posted 22 December 2006 - 05:47 PM
Sure, the correlation seems excellent.
HOWEVER, ONE VERY IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE INDIAN AND US MARKET ACTION :BREADTH
Clearly, the Indian market is grotesquely overvalued and teetering at the edge of a precipice.
The same cannot be said of the US market where market action thus far has been favorable (excepting this last week).
I am also thinking, in the next wave of globally synchronized selling, the US market retraces some but holds up alright while emerging markets enter full-fledged bear markets. That would also reverse fund flows back into the US market.
HOWEVER, ONE VERY IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE INDIAN AND US MARKET ACTION :BREADTH
Clearly, the Indian market is grotesquely overvalued and teetering at the edge of a precipice.
The same cannot be said of the US market where market action thus far has been favorable (excepting this last week).
I am also thinking, in the next wave of globally synchronized selling, the US market retraces some but holds up alright while emerging markets enter full-fledged bear markets. That would also reverse fund flows back into the US market.
