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1.
MAY
23
How to view our Blog on website

Dear Friend,
Greetings!
Hope you are doing fine.
As you may know, our website was down for two days in the past week due to some
technical issues and also because of redesigning of the website. Hence, you may have
not been able to read the blog on the website but the blog was written on an alternate
site – www.drbharathchandra.blogspot.in
Since Saturday, the website has been fine once again and it has been slightly
redesigned.
However, since your internet browser (Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox etc) would have
stored all data of all websites including ours, you may still not be able to view the
website.
To view our website, you will need to delete the cache memory of the internet browser.
For those of you who may not know how to do it, the following are the basic steps if you
are viewing the blog on your smartphone through Google Chrome browser –
1. Open Google Chrome
2. Click on the three dots on top right
3. Scroll down and click on ‘Settings’
4. Click on ‘Privacy’
5. Scroll down and click on ‘Clear browsing data’
6. There will be two options – Basic & Advanced
7. Under ‘Basic’ option - Select browsing history, cookies and cached images and files
and select the time range as ‘All time.’
Then, click on ‘Clear data’
8. Similarly, click on ‘Advanced’ option browsing history, cookies and cached images
and files and select the time range as ‘All time.’ Then, click on ‘Clear data.’
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3. A box with the heading ‘Clear browsing data’ will appear.
4. There will be two options – Basic & Advanced
5. Under ‘Basic’ option - Select browsing history, cookies and cached images and files
and select the time range as ‘All time.’
6. Similarly, click on ‘Advanced’ option browsing history, cookies and cached images
and files and select the time range as ‘All time.’ Then, click on ‘Clear data.’
In Internet Explorer, Type Ctrl + Shift + Delete (Press Control, Shift & Delete in the
same order). And then, just click on delete so that old data of the browser will be
erased.
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If you use any other internet browser, you need to delete cache data. You can google
the steps if required.
If you follow the above steps correctly, then you will be able to visit the blog on our
website – www.drbharathchandra.com
Happy Reading & Investing!

All the best!
Rohan Bharath Chandra
Posted 23rd May 2018 by Dr. Bharath Chandra
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2.
MAY
20
Blog meant for 21 May 2018 Monday

Dear friends,
Our website is facing some technical issues and was also being re-designed. Hence, blog was updated on our blogspot in the meantime. The blogspot
address is http://www.drbharathchandra.blogspot.in
Any time our website is down, we will update it in the above page as a backup.
Huge fall for the Nifty on Friday as it closed 86 points lower at 10596. Global cues were all marginally negative as well. Its looks like markets may start
weak on Monday morning too. But Asian market cues will provide further direction for our markets.
Nifty is in Sell zone for short term.
The indications for individual stocks for short term only are –
DON’T BUY – MARUTI, TITAN, VEDANTA, SBI, HINDALCO, RELIANCE INDUSTRIES
HOLD – TCS, YES BANK, ASIAN PAINT, HDFC BANK, INFOSYS, ITC
WAIT TO SELL - M&M, AXIS BANK
SELL - HDFC
Hope long term investors are continuing to invest regularly every month. When markets are weak, you should be excited to buy stocks since they are
available at lower prices.
All the best!
Dr.Bharath Chandra and Rohan

Posted 20th May 2018 by Dr. Bharath Chandra
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3.
MAY
17
Blog meant for 18 May 2018 Friday
Our website is facing some technical issues and is also being re-
designed. Hence, blog will we updated on this blogspot until our
website is redesigned and updated.
Dear friends,
Nifty fell by 58 points today and closed at 10683. Asian markets

were quite weak today. However, European and US markets are
positive as of now.
Nifty is in Hold zone for short term.
DON’T BUY – MARUTI, TITAN, VEDANTA, SBI
HOLD – M&M, TCS, YES BANK, ASIAN PAINT, HDFC

BANK, AXIS BANK, INFOSYS
WAIT TO SELL - ITC, HDFC

SELL - HINDALCO, RELIANCE INDUSTRIES
Hope long term investors are continuing to invest regularly

every month.
All the best!
Our website is currently being re-designed and is in work-in-

progress. Hence, if you are not able to see the blog on our
website - view it here - www.drbharathchandra.blogspot.in
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4.
MAY
16
Blog meant for 17 May 2018

Blog will we updated here until our website is redesigned and updated.
Blog meant for 17 May 2018 Thursday
Dear friends,
Once again volatile day for Nifty. Weak global cues pushed our markets slightly lower. However, global cues are positive
tonight and hence there may be a positive start tomorrow.
Nifty is in Hold zone for short term.
DON’T BUY – MARUTI, TITAN, VEDANTA, SBI
HOLD – M&M, TCS, ITC, YES BANK, HDFC, ASIAN PAINT, HDFC BANK, AXIS BANK, INFOSYS
WAIT TO SELL - HINDALCO, RELIANCE INDUSTRIES,
Hope long term investors are continuing to invest regularly every month.
All the best!
Our website is currently being re-designed and is in work-in-progress. Hence, if you are not able to see the blog on our
website - www.drbharathchandra.blogspot.in———–
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5.
OCT
11
Blog will be updated here temporarily

Dear friends,
Our website www.drbharathchandra.com is down due to
some technical issues.
Since today (12 Oct) is a holiday for the stock markets, we
will update the blog for tomorrow on this page by tonight.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
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6.
DEC
18
RBI keeps rates unchanged!

Dear Friends,
It was a big relief for the markets today to see RBI keep
rates unchanged. Most people in the markets expected a
rate hike today to control the inflation. However, RBI
decided to maintain status quo and hence it was taken
very positively by the markets.
Nifty rose by 78 points today and is slowly inching towards

the Buy zone. It is currently in 'wait to buy' zone.
With today's rise, the negative streak of the last 6 days
was stopped.
Currently, the individual stocks are either in wait to buy

zone or Hold zone and hence I prefer not to venture into
any short term trades.
However, as a long term investor, I continue to invest

regularly and hold my stocks to benefit from the
compounding effect over many years.
I have personally seen many of the bluechips give

anywhere between 20-40% returns p.a. over the long term
of 10 years plus.
Hope all of you can also experience and benefit from such
spectacular returns in the long term. Invest regularly in
bluechips.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
Posted 18th December 2013 by Dr. Bharath Chandra
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7.
DEC
17
Markets waiting for RBI decision tomorrow
Dear Friends,
Another negative close for the markets as investors fear

about the RBI rate hike tomorrow. This is the reason the
markets have been very cautiously and is not making any
major movement on either side.
Let us see what decision RBI takes tomorrow regarding

the rate hike. If there is a rate hike tomorrow, then it could
lead to some pessimism in the markets due to the
increase in cost of borrowing for companies and
individuals.
HDFC Bank fell by 3% today and hence is showing a Sell

indication. You may decide to Sell tomorrow at current
price which would lead to a small profit on the overall trade
which is not bad.
Most of the banks fell today due to the fear of the RBI
action tomorrow. We must see how the markets trade
tomorrow since the RBI decision will affect the profits and
performance of the banks in the short term (next quarter)
Since all the stocks have been on a downtrend during the

last one week, there is nothing to do for short term.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
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8.
DEC
16
Downtrend continues
Dear Friends,
Our markets fell for the 5th consecutive day. However, the
fall today was marginal as Nifty fell by only 14 points.
Currently, the European and US markets are trading in

positive territory and are up by around 1%.
Even the Rupee gained some of its value by appreciating
to Rs.61.73 per US Dollar.
HDFC Bank fell marginally today with the market and is

now quite close to the red line. If it falls again tomorrow,
then it may enter Sell zone. However, even if it falls
tomorrow, we may still be able to earn 4-5% profits in quite
a short time.
Since the markets have fallen in the last few days, there is
no other opportunity for short term. We have to wait for the
next rally.
So far we have earned around 4 chances of 10% and

many more small rallies of 3-8% in the year. It has been a
decent year so far for us and let us hope the next year is
very good for us financially, professionally and personally.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
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9.
DEC
15
Markets fearing RBI rate hike

Dear Friends,
Our markets fell on Friday also and Nifty closed 69 points

down.
The pessimism was mainly due to the fear that the RBI
may increase rates since the inflation has once again
gone up.
Also, the US Federal Reserve may take some steps to

reduce the stimulus to the US economy which is expected
to have global implications.
HDFC Bank continues to be in Hold zone and hence you

can hold and wait.
After Friday's flat, Nifty has also entered the Sell zone.
Also, many individual stocks have entered Sell zone and
hence there is nothing to do as of now for short term.
Hope the monthly investments are going on as usual.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
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10.
DEC
12
Markets weak all over the world
Dear Friends,
Nifty fell by 71 points today out of fears of the US Federal

Reserve reducing their stimulus.
Tonight, all the global cues are also negative.
The Rupee also fell today to Rs.61.81
HDFC Bank is still showing Hold indication.
Continue to Hold until it touches the red line.
I shall update the blog in more detail tomorrow.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
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11.
DEC
Markets rally due to Election results optimism

Dear Friends,
A good rally today due to the optimism over the State

Elections results. Nifty rose by 80 points today to close
above the 6200 mark.
The short term indications are as follows:
Hold - HDFC & HDFC Bank continue to trade in Hold

zone. Both the stocks appreciated well today and are now
trading 1-3% above purchase price.
Let us trade cautiously since we do not know what will be

the results of Delhi Elections which will be announced on
Dec 8 (Sun).
The Rupee appreciated well today and it rose to Rs.61.75

per US Dollar. This was also another factor for the rise in
the stock markets today.
Let us hope that we make good profits in this short term

trade of this rally.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
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12.
NOV
22
Quiet day for markets

Dear Friends,
The markets closed flat today although there was some

degree of volatility. Even the US and European markets
are trading very flat as of now.
The Rupee marginally appreciated today to Rs.62.87 per
US Dollar.
There are no new signals for buying for short term. The
Nifty and many other stocks are trading below the red line
and hence there is nothing to do for now.
Just invest for long term on a monthly basis. Once you

have decided to invest for long term, then do not worry
about day to day fluctuations in the markets as stocks
cannot and should not be judged in such a short time
frame.
The Students (12-19 years) Personality Development

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Registrations are already underway. Currently Early Bird
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Dr.Bharath Chandra
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13.
NOV
17
Nothing to do for short tern

Dear Friends,
The Indian Stock Markets were closed on Friday on account of Moharram. However, there was a good rally on Thursday
and Nifty closed 67 points up.
Since the Nifty is below the red line, there is no opportunity to buy for short term. It has to first rise above the red line and
then we can look at individual stocks and decide whether to buy or not.
Only continue to invest for long term on a monthly basis.
Also, please note that before you decide to purchase any stock for short term, always check the date on which I have
mentioned the Buy signal in the blog. It is possible that sometimes you look at an old blog post and think that there is a
Buy indication. Always carefully check the date of writing the blog by us.
Off-late, we are facing a lot of technical problems with the Blog on our website and hence we are not able to update the
blog on some days on the website.
We propose to update the blog on www.drbharathchandra.blogspot.in whenever there is some problem with the website.
In case you find a problem in reading the blog on our website, then it would be updated on
www.drbharathchandra.blogspot.in
Dr. Bharath Chandra
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14.
MAR
22
Blog has been shifted to my website

Dear Friends,
As mentioned before, this blog will be updated only if we are facing

any technical issues with our website. The blog can be read on my
website - www.drbharathchandra.com.
The blog will be updated only on my website under the Blog section
at the top of the homepage just above the title "Dr.Bharath Chandra-
Success Coach (Not on the right side).
This old blogspot page will not be updated from 20 March and the
blog can be read ONLY on my website. Hence, set a bookmark for the
blog on my website.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
Posted 22nd March 2012 by Dr. Bharath Chandra
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15.
MAR
21
Encouraging Rally
Dear Friends,
Since we are facing some technical issues with our website, we are updating today's blog in this blogspot. But, we
hope to have no problems in the future, and this blogspot will be updated only if there is some problem on the
website.
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Nifty had an encouraging rise today by 90 points.
The global cues currently are mostly positive except some minor exceptions.
As per technical analysis, Nifty has entered BUY zone today. If you already holding some stocks from previous rally,
then continue to hold and wait patiently for 10% profits.
HDFC is JUST BUY as it has just moved above red line today. You may buy tomorrow or decide to wait and see on what
happens and then take a decision.
Some stocks have gone 3-4% above the red line. Hence, they are 'too-late to buy.'
I am still holding on to my recent purchases - Sterlite and HDFC Bank.
This may be the start of a rally and I am waiting for my 10% profits when the markets rise. If this is a good rally, then
10% profits will be earned quite easily.
Long term investors must NOT invest a lumpsum amount unless their investment horizon is at least 8-10 years. If you
require the money in 4-5 years, then the approach should be to invest on a monthly basis in blucehips. In general, it is
better to invest on a monthly basis for long term.
If you have a lumpsum amount to invest. Divide the lumpsum amount into 12 months and invest on monthly basis.
This is an approach which will give you a good average purchase price.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
(The above comments are only Dr.Bharath Chandra’s views. Please do your own research before taking any investment
decisions. The reader of this blog must understand and take full responsibility for the profit or loss made by taking actions
based on the above views)
Posted 21st March 2012 by Dr. Bharath Chandra
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16.
MAR
20
Blog has shifted to my website
Dear Friends,
As mentioned during the last 15 days, the blog has been shifted to
my website - www.drbharathchandra.com.
From 20 March, the blog will be updated only on my website under

the Blog section at the top of the homepage just above the title
"Dr.Bharath Chandra-Success Coach (Not on the right side).
This old blogspot page will not be updated from 20 March and the
blog can be read ONLY on my website. Hence, set a bookmark for the
blog on my website.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
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17.
MAR
19
Negative sentiments due to Budget prevail
Dear Friends,
Nifty down by 61 points today. For most of the day, the markets were trading almost flat but fell
towards the later half of the trading session since the global cues were also negative.
As of now, the global cues are mixed. Europeans markets are negative whereas the US markets are
trading positive.
Nifty is in Don't buy zone. I am still holding my recent purchases of Sterlite and HDFC Bank and my
purchase price has fallen due to averaging. I am waiting for the negative sentiments due to the Budget
to reduce so that markets can start their gradual rise.
If you had already sold the stocks that had BUY indications last week namely - Sterlite, HDFC Bank,
HDFC and Tata Steel, then you would have made a 1% loss since you sold when the red line touched
the blue line.
If you have not yet sold, because you have the risk appetite and are waiting patiently for the rise in the
stocks, then continue to wait. The stocks may appreciate in the coming days, and may be able to make
the desired 10% profits. Also, since the stocks bought for short term are bluechips as well, there is no
major risk involved. You could hold it comfortably for some more months, until you make good profits.
Long term investors are anyway investing on a monthly basis in bluechips and are enjoying the
fluctuations. The short term movement of the markets provides a good average purchase price for the
stocks.
You can read the blog on our website - www.drbharathchandra.com under the "Blog" section at the top
of the page just above the title "Dr.Bharath Chandra-Success Coach (Not on the right side).
The old blogspot page will be updated ONLY today and from tomorrow onwards, you will be able to
read it only on the website. Hence, set a bookmark for the blog on my website.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
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18.
MAR
18
Was there anything wrong with the Budget ??

Dear Friends,
Actually speaking, as I see there is nothing wrong with the Indian budget.
The only thing missing is- it is not special but very usual and continuation of last year with small changes.
Individual Tax limits have gone up, but the lower personal tax rates by the Government will be recovered by the 2%
increase in service tax.
But otherwise no drastic changes.
People were expecting it to be very populist due to political compulsions of UPA government but it was not be.
That is the reason market was disappointed.
But I presume in few days time market will pick up as usual.
Nifty has come down to sell zone.

You may wonder in that case why we were asked to buy few days back.
It was based on the technical analysis signal.
If you have a look at the 15 Days Moving Average you will understand.
When we purchased on 13-14 march we didn't know whether it would pick up from that day or would come down.
The same story about my buy call on Jan 3 , 2012.
If we had neglected -we would have lost a big rally of nearly 30-40-50% up movement in January
The summary is as follows.
Sell signals for following.

STERLITE, HDFC, HDFC BANK,
Hold signals.
TATA STEEL, LARSEN,
As I said yesterday- what I am doing is-I am just holding on to my purchases of Sterlite and HDFC.
They are blue chips.
On 15-16 March I purchased more of the same stocks and brought the average down.
I don't mind waiting for few more weeks before achieving my 10% profits.
You have a choice.

If you don't have risk taking capacity-sell with minimal loss or you have already sold on 16th March itself.
if you don't mind-hold them until you get 10%.
Who knows where the markets are headed tomorrow.

Goes up-good news.
Comes down -I am buying some more to bring my purchase cost less.
All the best.

Tonight I am going to Muscat- Oman for 3 days.
You can read the blog on our website - www.drbharathchandra.com

under the "Blog" section at the top of the page just above the title
This blogspot page will be updated only for the last 1-2 times after
which the blog will be updated only on my website. Hence, set a
bookmark for the blog on my website.
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19.
MAR
17
Important Information - Blog will be moving into my website

Dear Friends,
The blog will be updated on tomorrow afternoon (Sunday) for
Monday's course of action.
You can read the blog on our website - www.drbharathchandra.com
under the "Blog" section at the top of the page just above the title
This blogspot page will be updated only for the last 1-2 times after
which the blog will be updated only on my website. Hence, set a
bookmark for the blog on my website.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
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20.
MAR
16
Fall in markets due to the Budget
Dear Friends,
Nifty fell by 63 points today because of the Budget not being as expected by the investors. Although,
the Budget is not a bad one, investors were not satisfied with the Budget proposals and hence pushed
the market down.
The markets falling today does not necessarily mean that the Budget was bad. It may just mean that
the Budget was not what investors expected and thus sold because of disappointment.
However, the global cues are all positive and encouraging.
As per technical analysis, the Nifty is showing a Sell signal. Again, there are two options in front of us -
to Sell or to Hold on to the Stocks.
I personally bought some more of Sterlite shares today to average my price. However, this is meant for
people who have good risk appetite only.
Long term investors should continue to invest on a monthly basis in bluechips. The benefits of the
monthly benefits are seen, the longer you stay invested in the shares.
More details about future course of action will be written on Sunday.
You can read the blog on our website - www.drbharathchandra.com under the "Blog" section at the top
of the page just above the title "Dr.Bharath Chandra-Success Coach (Not on the right side).
The blog on the blogspot page will be updated for another 3 days only. Later, it will be updated only on
the website.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
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21.
MAR
15
Two Options
Dear Friends,
Nifty ended 83 points lower today due to multiple reasons such as resignation of the Railway Minister, the
economic survey saying that India's GDP is expected to grow only at 6.9% and that RBI did not decrease the rates.
Currently, the global cues are again mixed but mostly positive all over the world.
The following stocks are Hold if already purchased - L&T, Tata Steel, SBI, Axis Bank, Maruti. Do not buy anything
fresh.
With today's fall, three stocks namely - Sterlite, HDFC and HDFC Bank have touched the red line.
We have TWO OPTIONS in front of us -
1. Sell the three stocks since they are indicating a Sell signal as per technical analysis
OR
2. Hold the stocks until at least the Budget is announced and then take a decision.
I personally, prefer to hold the stocks until the Budget is announced and even otherwise since I have the risk
appetite to hold for long term. However, since Nifty is still in Hold zone, I would like to Hold on to the stocks and
may decide to keep Sterlite & HDFC Bank which I have bought in this rally for long term.
I am holding some more money for investment in case the market comes down further.
But, my suggestion is that if you do not want to incur any loss, you can sell the above three stocks. You may end up
losing about 1% which is alright since sometimes short term trades do not go your way.
Tata Steel which was also bought two days back is still Hold and hence continue to monitor the stock.
The much awaited Budget will be presented tomorrow in the Parliament and let us follow it closely. I will be
taking a decision on the recent buys only after listening to the Budget and its reaction.
Two things may happen tomorrow. If the Budget is good, the markets will
rise further. If the Budget is perceived to be bad, then the Nifty is likely to
fall. Anything may happen and hence be ready to take a decision.
You can read the blog on our website - www.drbharathchandra.com under the "Blog" section at the top of the
page just above the title "Dr.Bharath Chandra-Success Coach (Not on the right side).
From today onwards, we will be writing the blog also on the website. After some more days, this blogspot will not
be updated and only the Blog on the website will be updated.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
(The above comments are only Dr.Bharath Chandra’s views. Please do your own research before taking any investment decisions. The
reader of this blog must understand and take full responsibility for the profit or loss made by taking actions based on the above views)
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22.
MAR
15
Two Options
Dear Friends,
Nifty ended 83 points lower today due to multiple reasons such as resignation of the Railway Minister, the
economic survey saying that India's GDP is expected to grow only at 6.9% and that RBI did not decrease the rates.
Currently, the global cues are again mixed but mostly positive all over the world.
The following stocks are Hold if already purchased - L&T, Tata Steel, SBI, Axis Bank, Maruti. Do not buy anything
fresh.
With today's fall, three stocks namely - Sterlite, HDFC and HDFC Bank have touched the red line.
We have TWO OPTIONS in front of us -
1. Sell the three stocks since they are indicating a Sell signal as per technical analysis
OR
2. Hold the stocks until at least the Budget is announced and then take a decision.
I personally, prefer to hold the stocks until the Budget is announced and even otherwise since I have the risk
appetite to hold for long term. However, since Nifty is still in Hold zone, I would like to Hold on to the stocks and
may decide to keep Sterlite & HDFC Bank which I have bought in this rally for long term.
I am holding some more money for investment in case the market comes down further.
But, my suggestion is that if you do not want to incur any loss, you can sell the above three stocks. You may end up
losing about 1% which is alright since sometimes short term trades do not go your way.
Tata Steel which was also bought two days back is still Hold and hence continue to monitor the stock.
The much awaited Budget will be presented tomorrow in the Parliament and let us follow it closely. I will be
taking a decision on the recent buys only after listening to the Budget and its reaction.
Two things may happen tomorrow. If the Budget is good, the markets will rise further. If the Budget
is perceived to be bad, then the Nifty is likely to fall. Anything may happen and hence be ready to take a decision.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
(The above comments are only Dr.Bharath Chandra’s views. Please do your own research before taking any investment decisions. The
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23.
MAR
14
Buying Signal continues

Dear Friends,
Nifty ended about 34 points higher today. The global cues are mixed today with some markets marginally lower.
However, most markets are trading positive.
Yesterday's buy calls - Sterlite, Tata Steel, HDFC & HDFC Bank can be still bought tomorrow since there was
hardly any movement in the markets today.
All the other stocks are Hold or Don't Buy. No fresh buy signal for any other stocks except the stocks mentioned
above.
Since we have purchased for short term, we have to be alert and monitor the markets everyday. Do not enter into
any short term trades unless you know that you have the time to study the markets and you have the risk appetite.
You must be prepared for short term dips.
Personally, I have invested a huge amount in Sterlite and HDFC Bank. But I am staying cautious and monitoring
the markets for any downtrend.
We are waiting for the Budget very eagerly. It is expected to give direction to the markets.
Long term investors must continue as per their plan.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
(The above comments are only Dr.Bharath Chandra's views. Please do your own research before taking any investment decisions. The
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24.
MAR
13
Buying opportunity!
Dear Friends,
Nifty ended almost 70 points higher today. All the global markets are also trading in positive territories.
For the last 3-4 days, I had been writing in the blog asking to keep your cash ready for the next rally.
Today, the buying indication has arrived.
The following stocks are BUY for tomorrow -

Sterlite, Tata Steel, HDFC and HDFC Bank.
Some of the stocks have already gone up and are too late to buy. If you have already bought the below stocks, then
you can hold them. They are -
SBI, Axis Bank, Maruti, Titan, L&T.
As of now, the global cues are positive. But do not be discouraged if the markets fall slightly tomorrow.
Our markets are pinning its hope on the upcoming Budget on March 16.
As mentioned in the Workshop, there will only about 8-10 buy calls from my side per year. The first buy call in this
year was on 3 January and this call is the second one. If you do not buy now, you have no other reason but to blame
yourself for not making short term profits.
One of the participants from Trichy emailed me saying that he had invested through SIP in mutual funds for the last
12 months and two out of the three funds have given him more than 35%. One of his funds is trading at around 6%
below his investment. However, as suggested during the Workshop, if the same person would have continued
investing on a monthly basis on Stocks (SIP in Stocks), he would have got more profits.
This is the importance of monthly investments in Stocks and Mutual funds. Long term investors must continue their
monthly investments in Stocks without worrying about the day to day fluctuations in the market. He has mentioned
that his investment horizon is 8 years and my suggestion is to continue the monthly investments for the entire time
frame.
You can read the blog on our website - www.drbharathchandra.com under the "Blog" section at the top of the page
just above the title "Dr.Bharath Chandra-Success Coach (Not on the right side).
From tomorrow onwards, we will be writing the blog also on the website. After some more days, this blogspot will not
Dr.Bharath Chandra
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MAR
12
Buying Signal approaching ??

Dear Friends,
Nifty up by 26 points to 5360.
As of now Nifty is just entering the buy zone.
If Nifty goes up by few more points say another 20-30 then it is
clear buy tomorrow.
Many individual stocks are already in buy zone.
They are Larsen, SBI, Axis Bank, etc.
Some are already up and now too late to buy now- they are Titan,
Maruti, etc.
Tomorrow is the most important day.
If Nifty closes higher it is time to invest urgently.
For the last few days I have been asking all my friends to keep the
cash ready.
May be after tomorrow's close we can decide to buy on day after
tomorrow.
But Budget is the real key.
If it is good and populist-then a rally is in the making.
If the budget is a dud-then Nifty may come down signalling a sell
indication.
In that case we may not get too much profits-but surely we will not
lose any money.
In either case we win.
The Budget this time may be a populist one with no extra taxes or
pinches for tax payers since the Government is in the final phase of
its term and hence may not announce any negative policies.
However, we will know exactly only after the Budget is announced.
Today somebody from Dubai has asked a question on Facebook -
What will happen to the index after the budget?
My answer is simple- I refuse to speculate.
If it goes up in a rally I will buy now and sell after reaching my
profit.
If the index comes down-I have not purchased at all now so no
question of losing anything.
Plus if it comes down-my long term investments will profit more
because of fresh buying.
As of now the global cues are mixed.
Up and down both here and there.
So all is decided by the closing of Nifty tomorrow.
So we have to take a decision to buy or not to buy only day after
tomorrow.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
(The above comments are only Dr.Bharath Chandra's views. Please do your own research before
taking any investment decisions. The reader of this blog must understand and take full
responsibility for the profit or loss made by taking actions based on the above views)
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MAR
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Waiting for the Budget
Dear Friends,
Nifty closed about 113 points higher on Friday due to the strong positive global cues and the RBI cut in CRR Rate.
The RBI CRR rate cut means that banks will have more money to lend for businesses and individuals and therefore could be a push for the economy.
The Budget will be presented in this week on March 16 (Fri). Hence, all companies and investors are eagerly waiting to see what changes will be
brought about in this year.
Since the markets had fallen in the previous few days, the Nifty is still in don't buy zone. May be if the markets rise next week, then we may get a buy
signal. Some individual stocks like - Axis Bank, HDFC & HDFC Bank are showing buying indication but it is safer to buy when the Nifty and some other
stocks are showing an uptrend.
Keep the cash ready. If the Nifty rises by another 80-100 points, there may be a buy signal for many stocks. Let us see how the markets behave in this
week. We do not know how long the next rally will last. If it is a good rally, we may get 10% profits. Otherwise we may have to sell at a no-profit and no-
loss situation.
Long term investors can continue to invest confidently. The progress of the country will result in the progress of the bluechip stocks in the long term
and India is definitely on track to become a very powerful economy in the years to come.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
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MAR
10
Happiness from within

Dear Friends,
The Self-Development Tip of the week is -
Happiness is permanent, pleasure is temporary. Happiness comes from within, pleasure comes from without
We tell people that we will be happy when we own two luxury cars, have a huge house and plenty of money in our bank account.
However, do the above materialistic possessions give you complete happiness when your family is not living with you and
the society does not respect you?
Most things we own only give us pleasure but not lasting happiness. We become momentarily excited about it but lose interest from
them when we see better gadgets or other possessions.
On the other hand, happiness is a state of being which you derive through achieving things which may or may not be materialistic.
It could helping the needy and homeless or it could be fulfilling your parents' dreams. When we try to look for happiness from the
outside, we tend to derive pleasure from the things around us rather than from within.
Let us derive long lasting happiness from within and not attach it to materialistic possessions but from intangible items which
cannot be bought with any amount of money. For example, a teacher's happiness is immeasurable when he hears that one of his
students has reached the top of an organization. The materialistic things in life are necessary for our living but their purchase or
sale should not affect our state of mind.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
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28.
MAR
RBI helps stocks markets to rise

Dear Friends,
Nifty closed about 113 points higher due to the strong positive global cues and the RBI cut in CRR Rate.
The RBI CRR rate cut means that banks will have more money to lend for businesses and individuals and therefore could be a push for the economy.
Since the markets had fallen in the previous few days, the Nifty is still in don't buy zone. May be if the markets rise next week, then we may get a buy
signal. Some individual stocks are showing buying indication but it is safer to buy when the Nifty and some other stocks are showing an uptrend.
I will write the Self-Development Tip for this week tomorrow.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
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29.
MAR
Flat close on Wednesday

Dear Friends,
Nifty down marginally by 2 points on Wednesday.

Thursday was a holiday for our stock markets on account of Holi.
All the global cues are positive today.
Short term investors have to still wait for the next rally. Keep the money ready for the next rally so that you can have
enough cash to make profits. Be patient without being over anxious about taking decisions for short term.
As we are nearing the Union Budget, the markets are trading in a cautious mode. The policies of the Government will
be clear only after the Budget. We may get some direction for our markets after that.
Long term investors can continue to invest as per their plan.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
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30.
MAR
Wait and Watch

Dear Friends,
The Nifty is down by 58 points to 5222.

Nothing to buy for short term.
Long term investors never miss your monthly schedule of buying on a particular day of the month.
How far down the markets are going to come down we cannot guess.
I am just watching.
This is the time to keep the cash ready for the next rally.
Also note that UP election results must have dampened the market sentiments.
As I said earlier-the markets may gather momentum only after the Indian budget.
All the best.
I am still in Dubai
Dr Bharath Chandra
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31.
MAR
Monthly investments for long term

Dear Friend,
Nifty ended about 79 points down today. The global cues are all negative today and hence contributed to the negative trend in our
markets too.
As per technical analysis, there is no buy signal for short term. The markets are waiting for direction from the Budget on March 16
and the election results in some major cities.
Long term investors can continue as usual to invest on a monthly basis.

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Here is a question from one of our participants named Vineet from Hyderabad.
I am 35 years old and a long term investor. I have invested in the 8 stocks suggested by you during the
Workshop. I had invested in all the stocks in mid 2011. However, currently most of the stocks are trading below
my purchase price. What do I do now? Have I made any mistake while investing?
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My answer is as follows -
Happy to know that you have started investing for long term.
However, you have a mistake of investing at one time a lumpsum amount. It is better to invest on a monthly basis for long term in
bluechips. Just like how you receive your salary on a monthly basis, you should invest in shares on a monthly basis.
By investing on a monthly basis, the prices will be automatically averaged. Investors who would have invested on a monthly basis
will be currently in profits.
Decide a particular date every month and a particular amount for investing. Invest that amount on the decide date irrespective of
the level of the market on that day. Do not miss the investment for any reason.
We will never be able to guess which price is high and which is low. Hence, do not try to sell long term stocks at a high price
thinking that you can buy it back at a lower price. This is only a misconception.
Instead, decide to invest regularly every month for a number of years. As a long term investor, you time horizon must be 8 years
+.
Evaluate your investments once in 6 months only. Do not worry too much about short term fluctuations.
Another point to be noted is that there is NO stop loss for long term investors. Stop loss is only if you are trading for short term.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
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32.
MAR
Nothing to do - Masterly Inactivity

Dear Friends,
The Nifty down very marginally.

As of now nothing to do.
Just watch the markets to check whether it is taking any particular direction.
It looks as though the markets are waiting for the Indian budget to take a call.
The Nifty is below the red line.

So aslo is most of the individual stocks.
But few stocks are above the red line as an exception.
They are- TITAN INDUSTRIES, ACC, MARUTI,
Since the Nifty is down- the above stocks are not worth buying.
But I am holding on to few stocks of Mercator for my 10% profit.
Dubai workshop starts today.
As promised I am answering one question a day.

But kindly note that the person who sends the question must write his full details like- Reg No etc.
Like year- Platinum or Silver and No. etc.
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Question- LONG TERM STOCKS-CAN I SELL IF THE MARKETS GO UP?

BECAUSE MOST OF THEM HAVE APPRECIATED BY 20% FROM LAST MONTH.
MRS. SUHASINI, DENTIST FROM BANGALORE.

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ANSWER- As a principle long term stocks are meant for holding for a long time.
No doubt it has gone up now. But what is the guarntee that it will not go up further.
If you sell it now- and it goes up furhter- then you will regret because you can never buy them again because they look very expensive.
If it comes down from the buying price- since they are blue chips- it is worth buying some more to find a good average. Over the years- you will find a
good rupee average- and finally when you sell you will have a big corpus.
Timing the market is a myth. It means many of us think-buying low and selling high is very simple.
But how do you know this is low - when the markets go up!!
How do you know this is high - when the markets come down!!
The best policy is keep buying for a long time-say-5-8 years or more - sell only when you must and need arises.
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All the best.

Tomorrow I will answer one more question.
Keep reading the blog.
Also note that this blog is meant only for those who have taken the workshop.
Before taking any action-kindly refer the 15 Days Moving Average.
Don't take any actions blindly.
I am not giving you fish. I want you to learn fishing.
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Please note:
1. The blog at the present location www.drbharathchandra.blogspot.com will not be updated after March 15, 2012. It will be available only on our
website www.drbharathchandra under the Section “Blog.”
2. If you had created a bookmark for reading the blog, you can create a new bookmark with the new website address.
3. After March 15, all new blog posts will be updated only on our website.
4. The four recent posts can be read. For older posts, scroll down the same page and click on “Older Entries” on the bottom left of the page of the
“Blog” section.
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Dr Bharath Chandra
Posted 3rd March 2012 by Dr. Bharath Chandra
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FEB
29
Your questions replied by Dr Bharath Chandra

Dear Friends,
As of now the Global cues are mixed.

Nifty is in don't buy signal so also most of the individual stocks.
Yesterday I had said-if you have the risk appetite buy Titan or HDFC bank.
Today Titan is flat and HDFC bank has closed down.
I purchased Titan yesterday for 228 and sold for 232 with no loss and profits but a huge quantity of 3000 shares because the index came down today.
but I also purchased Mercator for 27.4 and today it has gone up.( around 30.05)
i am holding!!
Presently nothing to buy for short term.

Keep your cash ready for the next rally.
Also note that the Budget is on March 16, 2012.
After that market is likely to take one direction or the other.
Long term investors have the discipline of buying as per your schedule of buying on monthly basis.
Good to see that many participants have replied to my mail of how much profits / how they were performing in the Stock Markets.
Some participants have some queries regarding investing. We will be answering them one by one through the blog. Please note that answering
questions regarding topics which were already covered in detail during the Workshop is not very interesting for us as well as for others. we will ignore
them.
starting from today we are replying question by question what ever we have received from our students.
kindly keep reading the blog regularly.
The following is a question from a participant Suresh (name changed) from Mangalore :-
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After completing the workshop, my investment style changed to a scientific manner.
1.Before course, I was investing in more than 10 SIP in mutual funds, after this course I stopped 8 SIP and this Rs 8000/- investing monthly
in the share market.
2. My D-Mat account with SBICAPSEC , they provided the Security SIP –In this investing monthly in 8 script in each sector as follows
BHEL, HDFC Bank, NTPC, ONGC, SAIL, L&T, SesaGoa, M&M - This is for long term Investment.
3. Four SIP continued is

1) HDFC TOP200 2) SBI Magnum TAXGAIN 3) SBI Magnum Global Fund and 4) UTI Opportunities Fund.
4.One more D-Mat a/c to be opened in AXIS Bank in the name of my wife i.e for short term investment of Rs 1,00,000/-, I am waiting for
buying single as per your instructions. Daily I am reading your blog and it is very useful for us, controlled my investments stress (Fear and
Temptation of market fluctuation ) and also saved the my time. It is right direction for my investments and to earn more profits.
Please clarify the following doubts:
1. The long term loss can be less in the short gain profit.
2.If I am working in State Bank of Mysore , My Income tax is deducted at source, If I am earned the short gain profit and this 15% of gain
income tax how to pay .
3. Whether this income add with my gross salary income and again also pay the income tax as per my tax slab.
4.At the time of return file how to show this income in my return.
5.If any changes is required my investments kindly guide on us.
My answer to the above queries is as follows:

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Great.Your understanding of the course is accurate.

I am happy.
Good that you stopped too many SIPs.
Instead, you can now make SIPs into stocks for long term.
Continue the same method.
My suggestion is that in a few months time, completely stop mutual fund SIPs and come to stock SIPs.
Good that you made two compartments-Short and Long Term.
It is not clear how much you are putting into long term every month.
The loss in long term and short term cannot be mixed for tax purposes.
Many income tax questions you asked kindly ask an accountant locally.
The income from stocks enters a different area called income from other sources. You need to pay only 15% for short term profits
at the end of the year.Long term as usual is tax free.
Keep reading the blog regularly.
All the best.
I am happy that you have replied my mail about profits unlike many others.
Dr. Bharath Chandra
Posted 29th February 2012 by Dr. Bharath Chandra
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FEB
29
Flat close
Dear Friends,
Nifty marginally up today. The global cues are currently marginally positive.
There is no buying signal as of now.
I have purchased Titan today because I have the risk appetite. Let us see if I can get some more profits. I do not
suggest everybody to enter into such risky trades.
Good to see the feedback of many other participants. Most of them have made profits. A few of them have not yet
started investing. Some of them have made small losses by not following the technique correctly.
These people admitted that they had entered into trades which were not suggested by me and had listened to
brokers, friends etc.
I urge all of you to start investing for long term in bluechips. Do short term trading only if you are able to spend 20
minutes per day.
Dr.Bharath Chandra
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FEB
28
If You have the Risk and only if you have the risk!!
Dear Friends,
Yesterday down but today a good recovery.

Even the Global cues are quite positive.
The question lingering in all minds is-is it the time to buy?
By any chance a next rally is in offing?
The Technical Analysis says as of now Nifty is not in buying zone.

So also most of the individual stocks barring few stocks.
So if you dont want to take risk dont buy tomorrow.
Be happy with the profits of last rally.
If the index goes up another two days may be buy signal may emnate.
I said- no buying signal barring few stocks.

If yu have the risk taking capacity you may try few stocks for a small profit.
See the graph of 15 DMA of Titan, HDFC Bank, SBI, and Axis bank.
First two are clear buy.
The second two are wait to buy. ( may be tomorrow)
What i want to do tomorrow is buy Titan at the earlist time possible.

Todays closing rate was 225. I will put my order around 225-228 range.
If I get about 240 I will put the sell order.
but I propose to buy a huge quantity.
In that way even a small rise will give me some addtional profits apart from this rally.
But I will put a stop loss of only Rs.3/ for my safety.
But before buying i need to watch the Global cues of America closing and Australia
opening tomorrow morning!!
If global cues are positive tonight and tomorrow morning then only my plan will be put into action.
Kindly follow me only if you are able to take the risk.

Otherwise wait for the annoncement of the next rally in this blog.
Few days before I requested the readers of this blog for feedback on whether they are making profits.
It is very important for me as a trainer to access the success of the workshop participants.
I am very sorry to inform everybody that the feed back from readers is too poor.
Only about 4 people have sent us emails though about 2000 people read the blog everyday
Rest are mum. If people are selfish, unresponsive and dont want to share their benefit or no benefit then we cant help. I have decided to reduce my
level of interest in the wel fare of people!! Only write the blog and stop taking more initiative.
Generally speaking buy signal is not generated as of now.

Long term buyers proceed as per schedule.
I haveno clue whether you are buying or not. no feedback anyway.
successdigest@gmail.com
All the best.
Dr Bharath Chandra
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Blog meant for 21 May 2018 Monday

Nifty is in Sell zone for short term.

DON’T BUY – MARUTI, TITAN, VEDANTA, SBI, HINDALCO, RELIANCE INDUSTRIES

WAIT TO SELL - M&M, AXIS BANK

All the best!

Dr.Bharath Chandra and Rohan

Blog meant for 18 May 2018 Friday

Nifty fell by 58 points today and closed at 10683. Asian markets

DON’T BUY – MARUTI, TITAN, VEDANTA, SBI

HOLD – M&M, TCS, YES BANK, ASIAN PAINT, HDFC

WAIT TO SELL - ITC, HDFC

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Blog meant for 17 May 2018

Blog meant for 17 May 2018 Thursday

Nifty is in Hold zone for short term.

DON’T BUY – MARUTI, TITAN, VEDANTA, SBI

WAIT TO SELL - HINDALCO, RELIANCE INDUSTRIES,

All the best!

Dr.Bharath Chandra and Rohan

Posted 16th May 2018 by Dr. Bharath Chandra

Blog will be updated here temporarily

RBI keeps rates unchanged!

Nifty rose by 78 points today and is slowly inching towards

Currently, the individual stocks are either in wait to buy

However, as a long term investor, I continue to invest

I have personally seen many of the bluechips give

Another negative close for the markets as investors fear

Let us see what decision RBI takes tomorrow regarding

HDFC Bank fell by 3% today and hence is showing a Sell

Since all the stocks have been on a downtrend during the

Currently, the European and US markets are trading in

HDFC Bank fell marginally today with the market and is

So far we have earned around 4 chances of 10% and

Markets fearing RBI rate hike

Our markets fell on Friday also and Nifty closed 69 points

Also, the US Federal Reserve may take some steps to

HDFC Bank continues to be in Hold zone and hence you

Hope the monthly investments are going on as usual.

Nifty fell by 71 points today out of fears of the US Federal

Markets rally due to Election results optimism

A good rally today due to the optimism over the State

The short term indications are as follows:

Hold - HDFC & HDFC Bank continue to trade in Hold

Let us trade cautiously since we do not know what will be

The Rupee appreciated well today and it rose to Rs.61.75

Let us hope that we make good profits in this short term

Quiet day for markets

The markets closed flat today although there was some

Just invest for long term on a monthly basis. Once you

The Students (12-19 years) Personality Development

Nothing to do for short tern

Only continue to invest for long term on a monthly basis.

Dr. Bharath Chandra

Posted 17th November 2013 by Dr. Bharath Chandra

Blog has been shifted to my website

As mentioned before, this blog will be updated only if we are facing

I am still holding on to my recent purchases - Sterlite and HDFC Bank.