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October 1, 2011: The equity markets in the US and India have been whipping both the bulls and bears around, confusing players about the direction the market wants to take. The markets may have confounded many but for the chart watcher prices are behaving rationally.

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September 3, 2011: The 30-year US treasury bonds broke out to a new all time high, signaling the return of risk aversion. Other safe havens such as gold, silver and dollar too rallied last week.

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August 13, 2011- The market correction in the US over the past few days and the policy choices of world's largest economy have raised a scary specter. America is down the path Japan took to stagnation for more than 20 years. The US  turning into Japan is not good for the world economy and emerging countries such as India.

July 31, 2011: The S&P 500 continues to consolidate despite a slew of bad news on the US GDP, debt and credit rating issues. Interestingly, the consolidation pattern, a symmetrical triangle points to continued rally in the index.

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June 12, 2011: The co-relation between the Indian and US equity markets show that the Indian markets could rally as the S&P 500 nears a turning point due to the current sell off.

October 28, 2010: There are leaders and laggards in every aspect of life and the same is true of the equity markets. Leaders pull the equity markets up and laggards act as dead weights.