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Contents:
1. Financial Perspective
3. Trading System
Financial Perspective
Focus on US
• Markets close mostly higher after producer price index (PPI) inflation comes in
slightly cooler than expected: After a sell-off of nearly 1% in the S&P 500 on
Wednesday, driven by hotter-than-expected consumer price index (CPI) inflation,
markets moved higher on Thursday, as PPI inflation for March came in slightly lower
than expected.
• PPI inflation comes in cooler than expected, offsetting the hot CPI inflation a bit –
Investors were given a bit of relief on Thursday when PPI inflation for March came in
generally cooler than expected, unlike the shock that rattled markets after Wednesday's
CPI report was hotter than forecast.
• All eyes turn to first-quarter earnings season – Earnings season will kick off on Friday,
with large banks like J.P. Morgan, Citi, and Wells Fargo reporting earnings and
delivering conference calls.
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Focus on India
• India vs. the World: Will Nifty's Surpassing Performance Over Japan and South Korea
Continue?
• As global investors seek sustainable growth markets and expectations for Prime
Minister Narendra Modi's rare third consecutive term in the upcoming national
elections strengthen, India's attractiveness is growing, assuring investors of political
and policy continuity.
• India's stellar performance is attributed to favorable macroeconomic conditions, robust
corporate earnings, stable interest rates, manageable inflation, and sustained policy
momentum. Factors like digitization, expanding manufacturing capacity, booming real
estate sector, regulatory reforms, and the growing middle class have also propelled the
market upward.
• Despite global economic uncertainties and inflation concerns, India's resilience shines
through, attracting the attention of global investors.
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Market Review
• On Friday, the benchmark indices in the Indian stock market experienced a significant
decline, mainly due to uncertainties surrounding the timing of the Federal Reserve's interest
rate cuts, the beginning of the fourth-quarter earnings season, and escalating tensions
between Iran and Israel. Investors leaned towards profit-taking amidst these concerns.
• In the past two trading days, higher-than-expected US CPI inflation data dashed hopes for a
rate cut in June, leading to global market volatility.
• The European Central Bank maintained its key interest rates unchanged.
• Market sentiment remained subdued due to fears of selling pressure from Foreign Portfolio
Investors (FPIs) originating from Mauritius.
• The BSE Sensex index touched a low of 74,189 points during the trading session, ultimately
closing down by 793 points at 74,245 points. The NSE Nifty 50 index hit a low of 22,504
points and closed at 22,519 points, down by 234 points.
Market Outlook
• The current adjustment in the market can be seen as both time-based and price-based.
Price-based adjustments may trigger widespread profit-taking in the market, while
time-based adjustments may help maintain the benchmark index within a certain range,
with individual stocks continuing to outperform the broader market. In this uncertain
environment, it's advisable to avoid aggressive bets and instead continue disciplined
trading in specific stocks, ensuring appropriate exit strategies are in place.
• On April 12th, broader market also witnessed some profit-taking. The BSE Midcap
and BSE Small-cap indices fell by 0.6%. The Indian VIX index, which measures
recent volatility, rose by over 3% to 11.5. All sectors were in the red. The Nifty
Pharma, Nifty PSU Bank, and Nifty FMCG indices were hit the hardest, all declining
by over 1%. Against this backdrop, it's recommended for investors to focus on
investing in high-quality large and mid-cap stocks with a higher safety margin.
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● Why don't brokerage firms offer primary market trading accounts to individual investors, and why
don't other private equity firms do the same? The fundamental reason is its higher fees! Exchanges
charge additional fees for managing and maintaining primary market trading accounts for private
equity funds. The more sub-accounts there are, the higher the fees charged by the exchange,
increasing proportionally with the scale.
● When Apollo Academy opens these primary market private equity fund trading accounts for
enrolled students, each additional sub-account comes with a channel fee paid by our Academy.
Students don't have to cover these fees, but it's important to value this opportunity. All students
need to do is stick with Apollo Academy's strategy in the 1000% profit plan, continuously grow
their fund from small to larger, contribute to growing the capital management scale of Apollo
Academy's private equity fund. Apollo Academy will share part of our weekly profits with all
students in the form of cash dividend.
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- On April 8th, you bought AVROIND for the first trade and made a profit of 13%, Profit 130,000 rupees.
- On April 9th, you bought PQIF for the second trade and made a profit of 20%, Profit 200,000 rupees.
- On April 10th, you bought NAGPI for the third trade and made a profit of 12%, Profit 120,000 rupees.
You've made a profit of 45% for the week, which is 450,000 rupees based on your initial investment of 1 million rupees. For
these 3 trades, each transaction has yielded 150,000 rupees, or average return of 15%. This demonstrates that how easily it is to
achieve our first stage profit of 50% just by following Apollo Academy's 1000% profit plan.
Some of our students have not participated in the previous plans yet. Firstly, on behalf of our academy, I remind all students who
are still observing, the 1000% profit plan is now formally started. We carefully layout every trade for our students with minimum
risk. The probability of correctness for our trade is almost 100%. Means you have almost 100% chance to make profit. We
provide the same plans to each student, with equal opportunities and profits chance.
There is cost term in finance that is the Opportunity Cost. In this case, it is the maximum cost for not participating together with
other students. The longer you hesitate, the bigger the loss.
- On April 12th Today, we gave out AARVI for the fourth trade, we plan to close in 1-2 trading days. If you haven’t apply, you
could contact our assistant to join in our 1000% Profit Plan 2024.
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Trading System
Moving-Averages Definition:
● Moving averages, also known as MA, are based on the concept of "average cost"
from Dow Jones and utilize the principle of "moving averages" from statistics.
They calculate the average price over a certain period of time and plot it as a
curve, showing the historical price fluctuations of a stock. This helps in technical
analysis to assess the current trend, predict future trends, and identify potential
trend reversals.
Types of Moving-Averages:
There are various types of moving average lines, but generally, they can be categorized into short-term,
medium-term, and long-term.
● Short-term moving averages have relatively short time periods, such as 5-day or 10-day moving averages.
● Medium-term moving averages have longer time periods, such as 20-day (monthly), 30-day, or 60-day
(quarterly) moving averages.
● Long-term moving averages are often represented by the 120-day (half-year) or 250-day (annual) moving
averages.
While there are various types of moving averages, they generally fall into the categories mentioned above.
Choosing a sampling time period that is too short may lead to irregularities and difficulty in capturing medium
to long-term trends. On the other hand, selecting a sampling time period that is too long may result in over
smoothing and delayed entry and exit signals. It is generally recommended to use a combination of short,
medium, and long-term moving averages to better reflect market characteristics, which is something investors
should pay attention to.
Buy at Low
Short-term MA cross above med-term MA, and Price stands above all MAs.
BUY!
After a short rising trend, price suddenly drop but rebound at MA or near
MA. BUY!
After a long period of downtrend, Mid and Long term MA’s slope
decreases and short-team MA is in upward direction. When prices
break above short-term MA, possible Buy opportunity with
calculated stop-loss set.
Price has been running below MAs for a period of time, but suddenly drop with acceleration,
getting further away from MAs, a short term rebound is likely happen. Buy with calculated
stop-loss set.