SM: Death of Surprise and Collapse in Volatility
Deepak Singh
When stocks don’t move for a while - it is called collapse in volatility. Generally, it sets the stock for a significantly bigger price move - either up or down, when ever that happens. Here are two stocks that qualify as breakout post collapse in volatility. Will there be follow through?
JAN
08Death of Surprise
Filed Under (Market Observations) by Deepak Singh on 08-01-2010
The market makes a violent move in the direction of surprise. But what should market do when there is consensus and no surprise to price in. The decline of intra-day volatility clearly reflects lack of tussle between bulls and bears. There is no debate. Nobody is arguing. It’s no surprise to see - that the market has become too quiet at index level.
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DEC
30Momentum Stock Screen
Filed Under (Miscellaneous) by Deepak Singh on 30-12-2009
Here is the product detail…
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