TUESDAY FACTOR: Great Day for markets

It appears of the five days of the week that markets trade on. Tuesday seems to be a really special day. The current month of January 2011 would have 5 Tuesdays of which four have been traded. The net result is an amazing finding where 72.65% of the monthly gains were recorded on the four Tuesday’s put together. The month has seen trading for twenty days. Yet another way of looking at these numbers is 25% of the days contributed to 72.65% or 75% of the days contributed to 27.35% of the gains.

The NSENIFTY also played out similarly with 70.6% of the monthly gains coming on the 4 Tuesdays.

SENSEX NIFTY
Close Prv day Gain Close Prv day Gain
3rd Jan 15939.36 15517.92 421.44 3rd Jan 4765.3 4636.75 128.55
10th Jan 16165.09 15814.72 350.37 10th Jan 4849.55 4742.8 106.75
17th Jan 16466.05 16189.36 276.69 17th Jan 4967.3 4873.9 93.4
24th Jan 16995.77 16751.73 244.04 24th Jan 5127.35 5046.25 81.1
Total Gain   1292.54 Total 409.8
Monthly 17233.98 15454.92 1779.06 Monthly 5204.7 4624.3 580.4
Tuesday gain as % of monthly 72.65 70.61

The month of January 2012 has been really special as suddenly it appears all the problems of the country on fundamentals; economic and political have been resolved with the change of the year. India was the worst performing market in the year 2011 losing 24.64% on the SENSEX and 24.62% on thee NIFTY. With barely a month in the present year having been completed India is the best performing market of the world having gained 11.51% on the SENSEX and 12.55% on the NIFTY. If one were to look at it in another way the recovery in absolute numbers is 1779 points against a loss of 5054 points or 35.20% on the SENSEX, and 580 points of 1510 on the NIFTY or 38.43%.

The important thing to watch is whether Tuesday the 31st of January would be like a Super Tuesday or any other day. It sure would be interesting to watch how the remaining two days of the month play out.

Clearly it’s a great way to start the new year but whether the momentum is sustainable or not is a million dollar question.

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