Showing posts with label BSE Sensex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BSE Sensex. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Indian stock markets outlook for October 23, 2013

For Tuesday, October 22, 2013, the trend deciding point worked out at 6153 mark. Again, the weekly trend deciding point was also pegged at 6152 mark. Hence any fall in Nifty towards 6152-6153 mark was to offer a buying opportunity. However sustenance of this point needed to be ensured before creating a buying position. A strict stop loss of thirty points was a must for any buy. If for any reason, this level was breached, then the next support was expected to emerge at 6080 mark. But going by the trend for Tuesday, it seemed difficult for Nifty to touch 6080 on Tuesday. Again, the intermediate support also existed at 6202, in case if there is not much selling pressure. On the upside, the first weekly resistance of 6246 could have been easily crossed, as it was very near to the close of Monday at 6236 mark and a slightly strong buying could have helped it to be crossed. If this was crossed due to demand pressure, then the next resistance was expected to emerge around 6316 mark, the second weekly resistance. 

And on Tuesday, Nifty opened slightly negative and soon went up to touch the high of 6236 mark and thus could not cross the first weekly resistance of 6246 mark. Fresh selling pressure here pushed Nifty down to touch the low of 6197.30. This point was close to the intermediate support of 6202 mark. After moving sideways for the major part, it was towards the end of the session that some buying pushed Nifty upward to close at 6227.

For Wednesday, October 23, 2013, the trend deciding point emerges at 6163 mark. While the weekly trend deciding point is at 6152. Thus, any fall in Nifty towards 6163-6152 mark is to offer a buying opportunity. However sustenance of this point is needed to be ensured before creating a buying position. A strict stop loss of thirty points is a must for any buy. If by any chance there is not much selling pressure, then the intermediate level of 6205-6210 itself will offer a support. The direction of the market will depend on the September Job data to be released today in US. On the upside, the level of 6246 will offer a resistance. If this is crossed, then the second weekly resistance of 6316 will become the target.


Friday, September 27, 2013

Stock picks of the day - September 27, 2013

Intraday Calls
 


CENTURYTEXT 

BUY between 252-252.5 

Targets: 258-262 

Stop Loss: 246.5
 



HDFCBANK 

SELL between 621-622 

Targets: 611-605 

Stop Loss: 631

Thursday, September 26, 2013

Indian stock market outlook for September 26, 2013: Index Range (September Future), Bank Nifty and Sensex

For Thursday, Sept 26th 2013, the trend deciding point stands at 5815/5814, hence any fall towards this level likely to find support. If the supply/selling pressure is strong enough to breach this level, Nifty future will attract further selling and in that case its likely to slide down to 5776 and further to 5710 level. On the upside first hourly resistance is placed around 5908 level, if Nifty future manages to sustain this hourly resistance its likely to move further to 5940 to 5955 level. Tomorrow is F&O expiry, hence volatility and sharp reversal is not ruled out.

Based on the Nifty view, trading strategies:
1. Buy above hourly resistance of 5910 with stop at 5875, target of 5940-5950.
2. Sell around 5950 with stop at 5970, target 5910/5900


Index Range (September Future)
Nifty: 5888.90
Resistance: 6032-5978-5929
Support: 5826-5772-5724


Bank Nifty: 10081.70
Resistance: 10702-10511-10312
Support: 9923-9732-9533


Sensex: 19856.24
Resistance: 20341-20160-20021
Support: 19702-19520-19382


Disclaimer: Trading involves risk and please trade in your own risk.

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Indian stock markets index levels for September 25, 2013

Tuesday, Sept 24th 2013, Nifty future opened on a negative note and took support at 5875 (day's low) and rebounded to rise upto 5962 level. Nifty future hit the resistance zone (5950-5965) and subsequently drifted down to settle at 5917.

For Wednesday, Sept 25th 2013, the trend deciding point emerges around 5870-5875 zone(which is also close to today's low), hence this zone will act as good support level and if the trend deciding zone is breached Nifty future likely to face further selling pressure which may take Nifty down to 5840 and 5820 levels. Based on trend deciding zone two nifty strategies can be taken, first to buy nifty future around 5900 with stop placed at 5870 and second, to sell nifty future below 5870 with stop above 5900. In both cases stop is of 30 points and profit around 40- 50 points. If Nifty future bounces from 5900 it’s likely to move upto 5960 level, where again it will face resistance (5960-5970) is a key supply zone or resistance zone.


If Nifty future manages to surpass the resistance zone, it’s likely to move upto 6025 and then to 6052 level.



Index Range (September Future)


Nifty: 5917
Range: 5815-6055
Resistance: 6049-6006-5962
Support: 5875-5831-5787

Monday, September 23, 2013

BSE Sensex down by 400 points in afternoon trade

The disappointing global markets lead the indian stock markets' crash and the 30 shares BSE Sensex down nearby 400 points in the afternoon trade. Market analysts expect another 6 percent downside from here as RBI's credit policy made hype market expectations. The Sensex is down by 407 points or 2.01% and the 50-share NSE Nifty down by 130.20 points or 2.17% by 2:00PM IST.

The top losers include DLF, PNB, Axis Bank, Bank of Baroda and SBI which were down by 5 to 6 percent in the afternoon trade. Top gaienrs in the Sensex include Wipro, Sesa Goa, Hero MotoCorp, Infosys and Hindalco.

Friday, September 20, 2013

Intraday stock tips of the day - Yes Bank

Yes Bank ( NSE: YESBANK; BSE: 532648 )



Buy Yes Bank Above Rs.390 for Intraday.

Target 1 - Rs. 396
Target 2 - Rs. 399
Stop Loss - Rs. 380 


Disclaimer: Trading involves high risk and traders are advised to trade in their own risk.

Happy trading for handsome gains.

Admin 

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Indian stock markets are volatile in opening trade

The market is gyrating in a tight range ahead of conclusion of two-day Federal Reserve meeting ending today and guidance from new RBI governor Raghuram Rajan on September 20. The Sensex is up 14.30 points at 19818.33, and the Nifty is up 0.20 points at 5850.40. Advancing shares outnumbered declining ones by 672 to 455 on the Bombay Stock Exchange. Amit Trivedi, Co-Founder, Investworks.in is of the view that if Fed tapering is less than USD 10 billion then market is sure to rally and one could see Nifty 100-150 points up, to 6000-6100 levels. However, if there is bad news from Fed in terms of a roadmap on how the entire stimulus will be cut then market could see a sell-off. "If there is positive news, funds will try and digest the news and then money will come into India. However, if there is negative news, fund flow from India will be very quick," he adds in an interview to CNBC-TV18. Hindustan Unilever and State Bank of India gained more than one percent.

Read more at: http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/local-markets/bse-sensex-volatile-aheadfed-outcome-hul-sbi-gain-1_951794.html?utm_source=ref_article

Monday, September 16, 2013

BSE Sensex soars by 300 points

BSE Sensex soars by 300 points


The Indian stock markets opened in a strong note by monday morning with BSE Sensex gained over 290 points. The benchmark NSE Nifty gained by 75 ponits and opened around 5925.The Indian rupee against dollar gained 69 paise in opening trade at 62.80 per dollar.

The important data of the day: August WPI inflation.