BANK Nifty Seasonality™ Charts for 2023
BANK Nifty Seasonality™ Charts for 2023 are highly recommended as well as a most-awaited book by loyal BANK Nifty lovers. It will help you plan your trading strategies in advance and is highly valuable for traders, brokers, and investors of the financial markets. Its key features include:-
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Forecast of daily trends of BANK Nifty from 1st January 2023 to 31st December 2023 on the base of seasonal patterns graphically.
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Expert advice on swing trading in BANK Nifty on the base of seasonal patterns.
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Intended for all investment time horizons: Intra-day, Swing, and Long-term, in BANK Nifty
BANK Nifty50 Seasonality™ Charts for 2023 keep you one step ahead of the market so you know what to expect from the market and how to act for profit in BANK Nifty.
What is a seasonal chart?
Seasonal trends are best displayed on seasonal charts. Seasonal charts differ to conventional charts in that they do not show prices over a certain time period, but instead show price progression averaged over the course of a certain time frame (e.g. 10, 20 years).
Seasonal charts are based on historical data. For accurate and precise presentation of the values, the vertical axis is displayed in percent. A seasonal chart always starts at 100% and depicts the change over time.
The seasonal chart shows you the accurate price performance information for any chosen day in the year. Without the complexity of a trading system, the seasonal chart gives you an easy access to seasonal patterns. Identify the exact date when to buy or sell individual instruments in order to outperform the market by using seasonality.
Can we use seasonal chart in our Intraday - Trading?
Yes, we can. Seasonal chart give a short glums in a second and after that we can add this "probability" in our trading strategy, to get a perfect result or you can say perfect return.
Is this Seasonality strategy good for Investments?
200+ years study concludes: Seasonality is the best investment strategy for a multi-asset portfolio.
However, every investment strategy has its ups and downs in the short term. Even the best strategy can occasionally underperform and the worst one can take the lead. If you dismiss the objectively best strategy because it has underperformed over the past year, your investment results are bound to suffer.
That is why it is important to examine time series that are as long as possible – it is the best way to identify long-term market drivers.
That is exactly what researchers Guido Baltussen and Laurens Swinkels from Erasmus University in Rotterdam together with Robeco analyst Pim van Vliet have recently done in a study (“Global Factor Premiums”, SSRN id 3325720). Some of the data they used date back as far as 1799!
Not only did the data cover long time periods, the researchers also looked at a plethora of different time series: they examined 68 markets drawn from four asset classes. These comprised equities, bonds, currencies and commodities.
Six strategies put to the test
In these markets the authors of the study compare the following investment strategies:
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BAB(betting against beta): low volatility investments are preferred.
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Value: the strategy is based on the idea that fundamentally cheap securities will generate better long term returns than expensive ones.
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Momentum: in the “cross-sectional momentum” strategy securities are purchased which have achieved the largest outperformance compared to the rest of the market over the past 3 to 12 months (the number of securities held is largely kept stable).
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Carry: In this strategy securities that offer large yields independent of their price performance in the form of dividend or interest payments are preferred.
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Trend: in contrast to the momentum strategy, the main criterion for comparison in this strategy is a security's own past performance: securities are purchased if they have performed well in the past (the number of securities held fluctuates).
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Seasonality: purchases of securities are timed to coincide with particularly favorable seasonal trends.
As you can see, the researchers included the most popular investment strategies in their comprehensive study.
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