On the 7th of December 2015 I posted thus......
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A must see Chart - ASI target of 8672 points, then 11109 points.

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As you can see the index to move from 1800 points to 7800 points took a little over 25 months i.e. December 2008 to February 2011. Thereafter it took roughly about 16 months to retrace from 7800 points to 4700 points. If you break it down on a monthly basis, the market went up by 240 points per month since Dec 2008 to Feb 2011, and fell about 193 points a month from Feb 2011 to June 2012.
Going back to the above period between 2008 December and June of 2012, the trend extension shows a whopping 11,000 points.
But the next uptrend that started from June 2012 at 4700 points to the peak of 7600 in Jan 2015, had an average monthly gain of 97 points per month, but the drop from 7600 points in Jan 2015 to 5800 points in April 2016, was a drop of 120 points per month. This movement therefore looks slower relatively to the earlier trend. The main reason for this is the level of leveraging in the market since June 2012 is not as large as earlier. The next being the Fear psychosis, and Panic. Free money that was available is not available any longer. Therefore the aggressiveness that we saw before is not there amongst the traders. The naive attitude and knowledge of the Local participants are not visible as freely as we saw in the past.
The trend extension based on this period from June 2012 to April 2016, shows a completion at 8700 points.
As mentioned above the curbing of loose and illiterate trading, may slow the pace but certainly not the trend. However experience tells me that at some point the Leveraging will increase and the participation of Institutional and Retail Traders will take the market to where it belongs.
The trend extension based on this period from June 2012 to April 2016, shows a completion at 8700 points.
As mentioned above the curbing of loose and illiterate trading, may slow the pace but certainly not the trend. However experience tells me that at some point the Leveraging will increase and the participation of Institutional and Retail Traders will take the market to where it belongs.
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