Opinion On Infosys Buyback Offer Of Rs 1,150 Per Share

Infosys has offered to buy back equity shares not exceeding Rs 13,000 crore. The price of per share is at Rs 1,150, which means that it is 4.92 percent of the total paid up capital. From its last closing price, on 16 August 2017, the price offered is at 17.73 percent and 17.92 percent premium on the BSE and NSE, respectively. 

However, the analysts believe that Rs 1,150 is shorter than what happened yesterday. You would have got Rs 1,200 definitely if this would be a matter of the day before yesterday. In 1993, this company came as an initial public offering at Rs 93. 

If you also want to learn to find the accurate Intraday tips and share market tips, then you need to know how to implement technical indicators. The technical indicators and oscillators play a significant role in the technical analysis of the stock. There are several indicators introduced by the technical analysts to gauge the market and predict the price action of the underlying assets. Some indicators are based on the momentum of the stock price, some gauge the trend of the market while some compare the recent price action to the price action of the previous period. Depending on the requirement, while analyzing the share market, different technical indicators are implemented. In this article, one of the most common indicators, detrended price oscillator is explained in detail. 

The detrended price oscillator is what its name says. This technical indicator removes the trend from the price of the stock in order to estimate the length of price cycle. The main aim of the oscillator is to make the task easier for analysts to identify the price cycles. However, most of the technical indicators like, MACD and money flow index are momentum indicators but the Detrended Price oscillator is not a momentum indicator unlike the above stated. 

This price oscillator highlights the peak and troughs in the price of the underlying assets. These indicated peak points and through points are considered to determine the entry and exit points while trading in order with the price cycles. This indicator is not a real-time indicator, as it does not appear far right of the chart. Mainly, the technical analysts and investors implement this technical indicator along with other technical indicators to obtain the favorable time to enter into the market and exit out from the market. 

At a glimpse, this price oscillator when implemented shows better accurateness than any other price oscillators. It removes the long-term trending and mid-term trending but defines the short-term cycle length to improve the market timing. The technical analysts at Money Classic Research make use of this indicator to generate free intraday tips.