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Dear Bramesh, ur article is interesting , could you pls explain the under cut sell rule of Darvas Box trading with this example
You have mentioned in one of your previous article
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1) Applying the “Undercut Sell Rule” to Darvas Boxes in order to set new stops and establish more valid support levels.
2) Recognizing when a Darvas Box should be disregarded because it is actually part of a larger, more reliable, chart pattern.
3) Evaluating volume to confirm the validity of a Darvas Box breakout or breakdown.
These three techniques will be explained more thoroughly in future articles at this site “
We gave not used Dravas Box in above analysis.
hats off to yr analysis Sir.
Friends in start sir has written 6336 high but in brackets its 6636 so pls do the calcualtions with 6336 and you will get 4084 which added to 4538 gives 8622 .
Sir, what will be the retracement of 4000 point rise !!
Last time it was 1800 odd points
very interesting
Dear sir,
thanx for giving idea of box ,When i reading this blog i use of some stocks and above 85% match it.
Hats off Bramesh sir,
Regards
Vinayak
it is 4538+4084 not 4384 … be attentive while looking for calculation
Thank you sir .
Mr. Vikash Patil levels 4538+4084= 8622….. Hope u got the correct level now.
Sir,total is 8922 not 8622 so what is the target….
4538+4084= 8622 hope u all got the level
Sir where are your oldest post where u mentioned the time cycle of Gann on cuurrent structure…and mentioned that if 7540 hold then mkt will top out in dec on X level using gann cycle….I want to that post to read it once again..but can not find in your blog…Request u pls post once again your Gann post….
http://www.brameshtechanalysis.com/2014/10/gann-and-nifty-analysis/
Sir if we have a total of 4538+4384 =8622 but it”s wrong …the total comes at 8922..so can we caution around 8622 or 8922… Pls correct
Highs and lows are formed in October & November. Interesting.