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Last week we talked about the best sell and we explained that worst rankers can be generated in the same way as top rankers. After we have the worst rankers, the next step is to look at the Rieki for confirmation.

Punj Lloyd, Suzlon, Tech Mahindra, Housing Development, Sterlite and Jaiprakash have bottoming Rieki, while India Bulls, Patni Computer Systems and Reliance Capital Rieki has already bottomed, suggesting the start of their outperformance. Suzlon and India Bulls are confirmed by the naked trending system, which gave a buy signal on both a few days back. Nifty VIX Rieki has also bottomed and suggests a further rise in volatility in the weeks ahead. We also have a running positive call on INR futures (NIRc1), confirmed by a bottoming Rieki.

We continue to look at an up but topping structure on all major indices, while a clear break sub the minor trend channel supports on Nifty would confirm the expected reversal. We have talked about Nifty VIX upside and Indian Rupee reversal near 44 as a negative case for equity.

Generating pairs after identifying best buys is easy. Buy (hold) the worst and sell (reduce) the best. The radar charts illustrate the worst and top rankers generated by our system for this week.

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Performance cycles is a term coined by Orpheus Capitals. This is another name for time triads, time arbitrage, time fractals but expressed in terms of relative performance. It’s a bounded oscillator that moves in a range say from 1 to 30. 1 is top relative performance and 30 is worst performance. The idea is that performance is cyclical. A top performer will underperform in future and vice versa. A top relative performer is also the worst value pick and the top relative underperformer is the best value pick.

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Time is a social construct and we see time through the life and nature around us. Understanding time can not only give a unifying theory to research of a few thousand years, but also help us understand the world we live in. Time evolves, oscillates and continues. Time comes before everything, but we don’t see it. We just feel it. We believe what we see and this is why understanding what we don’t see is a challenge. Understanding time could bring more than a conventional thought down, it’s a revolution, which could rock the very foundation of economic thought or the geometric structures Euclid laid down in 300 BC. We are at the start of the journey, but if time is indeed the real mathematics, we could see high accuracy in time forecasts.

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