Tools for trend following

Today’s Daily Byte

We’ve ended the month without much damage. The market’s performance this month has been relatively flat, although in the last couple of days, we’ve certainly seen some volatility. The markets have beautifully closed the gap that was created a few days ago and have retraced upwards. Now, let’s see where we go from here.

Today, we’re going to show you part of the second half of the video, which contains some data that may seem too good to be true at first glance. We’ll save that for the release

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Tools for trend following

Tracking the stock market can seem complex, but there are some easy-to-use tools that can help investors find the right moments to invest. One popular tool is the 200-day moving average (DMA), which provides a long-term view of how the market is performing.

Whenever the market is near or below the 200 DMA, it has often been a good time to invest, especially if you believe in the long-term growth of the market, like in India’s case.. . . . .

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Fund flows can be misleading

Recently, there has been significant movement in China equity funds, as shown in a chart by a leading global research institution. Over the past five weeks, there has been extreme volatility, with large inflows of funds followed by sharp outflows. Such a drastic shift hasn’t been seen in a long time, leaving many investors wondering what to make of this situation.. . . . .

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