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Anything that you Don't Understand is not an Operator Play


In social media groups sometimes, I see people posting stock charts like I have posted above and then start discussing whether operators are active in this stock or there is some kind of manipulation and all that. However, I am not denying possibilities of manipulation but in a market, which has high level of regulatory framework is not that easy to manipulate.  But there is also investing/trading common sense that cause this type of movements in market.

There is an investment theory called 'Efficient market hypothesis'. This theory states that it is not possible to outperform the market whether you have access to technical analysis, financial information or any other insider information. 

In technical analysis we always use a statement called 'Price discounts everything' means Every information that could influence the price is already incorporated in to price. 

So now the question is, is it possible to make money in market using technical or fundamental analysis? 

So the answer is a big yes...these both ways of analysis works a guiding tool. There are some events in market when market becomes inefficient and if you are aware about any kind of analysis whether technical or fundamental that helps you to spot that opportunity to make money.

So question is when market becomes inefficient?

There are 2 major arguments taken against Efficient market hypothesis.
  1. The behavioural aspect: Individual or collective cognitive or emotional biases can cause inefficiency in price and gives opportunity to make money and beat the markets.
  2. Regulatory hindrances: such as restrictions on short selling and price bands and circuit filters sometimes also cause delay in efficiency of market and that also gives opportunity to beat the market.

The case discussed in above post belongs to our 2nd argument. Stock is hitting upper circuit because of regulatory distortion and price will keep hitting upper circuit until it incorporates impact of fundamental developments that has recently taken place because of Patanjali acquired Ruchi Soya. 

If this article will help you take take a gauge when you this type of price movement in any stock. 

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Comments

Praveen Jangra said…
Very nice sir, u always give us the best of ur knowledge.
Megha Kambhiri said…
always good to hear from you & ur experience in this market is amazing

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