Good news After 15 Nov ....BULL WELCOME
Stocks on Dalal Street look to recover after a crash on Tuesday.We expect the market to open in green atleast in the open on bargain hunting and a close in green is in question looking at the past few sessions
Jet Airways and RNRL were two stocks that looked strong even in a falling market. Rumors that the court decision will be in favor of ADAG has propelled the stock to Rs 72 intraday. The stock gave up most of its gains to close the day at RS 66.50.Indiabulls securities and Indiabulls financials, Godawari Power and Rolta were among the stocks that were under tremendous selling pressure and suffered double digit percentage losses.
It is really tough to be a bull in the current market as 9 out of 10 people on the street are bearish on the market. We strongly believe that the long term bull market is in tact and what we are witnessing is a consolidation phase, where we might see another 5 to 6 percent of correction, before an up move. So watch out for the 4300-4350 level to start accumulating stocks
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Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Markets look to break the losing streak
Auto stocks should be the leaders for the day after Auto major Maruti and Tata Motors reported better than expected sales numbers for the month of October. Expect decent gains in these stocks. Telecom sectors might witness a small bounce after Singapore Telecommunications has reported it intentions to buy additional 1.52 per cent stake in Bharti Airtel and will pay up to Rs 3008.4 crore for the stake.
First source IPO, Bartronics and Alkali Metals are some of the stocks that were really active in Friday's trade. We like the action in First Source as the stock gained more than 10 percent on huge volumes. One could look to build positions at Rs 33- Rs 34 level from a short term perspective. Dhampur Sugars is another stock that is looking interesting at Rs112 for a quick trade.
Overall a dull day for the markets. But do not expect a run away rally from these levels. There are is some selling pressure at higher levels. Most of the activity is likely to be stock specific from here on
First source IPO, Bartronics and Alkali Metals are some of the stocks that were really active in Friday's trade. We like the action in First Source as the stock gained more than 10 percent on huge volumes. One could look to build positions at Rs 33- Rs 34 level from a short term perspective. Dhampur Sugars is another stock that is looking interesting at Rs112 for a quick trade.
Overall a dull day for the markets. But do not expect a run away rally from these levels. There are is some selling pressure at higher levels. Most of the activity is likely to be stock specific from here on
Friday, October 30, 2009
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Thursday, October 29, 2009
Bears tighten their grip on Dalal Street, F&O expiry to be the key
Stocks on Dalal Street are likely to take a beating once again after taking a plunge on Monday. Expect the benchmark index or the Sensex to lose close to 1 percent or 150 points for the day. F&O expiry might influence the moves in the markets to a greater extent.
Asian markets tumbled in early trade as investors dumped equities.Japanese shares suffered broad losses in early Thursday trading in Tokyo, with oil and auto-maker shares among the bigger losers. Japan's Nikkei 225 Average fell by 2% to 9,873.95 sinking below 10,000 for the first time since and the Topix lost 1.5% to 875.47. Australia's ASX 100 lost more than a percent in early morning trades.
Signs of a weaker housing market and a gloomier outlook on the economy gave investors more reasons to dump stocks.The Dow Jones industrial average lost 119 points, or 1.2 percent, in its third straight triple-digit drop.The Standard & Poor's 500 index slid 20.78, or 2 percent, to 1,042.63. The Nasdaq dropped 56.48, or 2.7 percent, to 2,059.61.
We seen a great deal of resilience inspite of negative global cues yesterday.Rs to Realty and Tech stocks led the bounce where as the banking sector took a hit. We see some selling coming in, in the technology space today. We advice traders to stay out of the markets in this volatile environment. Today, being the F&O expiry date might increase the confusion about the direction of the markets.
Think Soft proved to be a great short idea yesterday, as the stock opened at Rs 215 and hit a low of RS 183 providing good opportunity for the shor sellers. We advice risk takers to go short in this scrip again at Rs 225 levels.The sugar story looks to sweetened, so book profits in Balrampur Chini and Bajaj Hindustan at current levels. Stay away from stocks like Educomp Solutions, Sasken Communications and HDIL as these are too risky to bet ahead of the quarterly results.
Asian markets tumbled in early trade as investors dumped equities.Japanese shares suffered broad losses in early Thursday trading in Tokyo, with oil and auto-maker shares among the bigger losers. Japan's Nikkei 225 Average fell by 2% to 9,873.95 sinking below 10,000 for the first time since and the Topix lost 1.5% to 875.47. Australia's ASX 100 lost more than a percent in early morning trades.
Signs of a weaker housing market and a gloomier outlook on the economy gave investors more reasons to dump stocks.The Dow Jones industrial average lost 119 points, or 1.2 percent, in its third straight triple-digit drop.The Standard & Poor's 500 index slid 20.78, or 2 percent, to 1,042.63. The Nasdaq dropped 56.48, or 2.7 percent, to 2,059.61.
We seen a great deal of resilience inspite of negative global cues yesterday.Rs to Realty and Tech stocks led the bounce where as the banking sector took a hit. We see some selling coming in, in the technology space today. We advice traders to stay out of the markets in this volatile environment. Today, being the F&O expiry date might increase the confusion about the direction of the markets.
Think Soft proved to be a great short idea yesterday, as the stock opened at Rs 215 and hit a low of RS 183 providing good opportunity for the shor sellers. We advice risk takers to go short in this scrip again at Rs 225 levels.The sugar story looks to sweetened, so book profits in Balrampur Chini and Bajaj Hindustan at current levels. Stay away from stocks like Educomp Solutions, Sasken Communications and HDIL as these are too risky to bet ahead of the quarterly results.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Markets look to recover after a steep fall
After reaction, its time for some action now. The market appears to have made a hasty exit just as the RBI tone signaled the beginning of the end of easy monetary policy. A few surprisingly hawkish steps and comments unveiled in the RBI’s mid-year policy review set the cat among the pigeons. A hike in SLR, some tightening of lending norms and hike in inflation expectation sent a clear message that the soft corner shown during the economic upheaval will no longer be available. But, the market may have overreacted. What made the matters worse were persistent weakness in global markets and a couple of less enthusiastic numbers.
So, expect a bounce back though the start may still be a nervous one due to mixed external trend. RIL will announce its results tomorrow and numbers could match expectations as there is usually some treasury gain to bank on. With F&O expiry just a day away, further short covering could set in. Nifty Nov futures managed to end at a slight premium to the spot Nifty price
We are of the opinion that the markets were ripe for correction and RBI meeting was just an excuse. Realty was a major loser as funds dumped the stocks in this sector. We advice investors to get rid of the stocks in this sector if there is a bounce back. Metals and Banking were also week and were among the major losers yesterday. Sesa Goa was down 12 percent and was a major loser on rumors that the the company is subjected to enquiry by Serious Fraud Investigation Unit. The company denied the rumors later. However,the stock is priced to perfection and should be avoilded now.
Think Soft Global is one stock that defied the market direction and managed to close up by 20 percent and was traders favorite on Tuesday. We see the stock gaining intial hours and provides a good short selling opportunities, if it goes above Rs 225. We see the market gaining in the first hour of trade providing good opportunity for the weak hearted to exit.PTC India, prime Securities, Fedders Lloyd and Zensar Technologies are some of the stocks to watch out in today's trade.
So, expect a bounce back though the start may still be a nervous one due to mixed external trend. RIL will announce its results tomorrow and numbers could match expectations as there is usually some treasury gain to bank on. With F&O expiry just a day away, further short covering could set in. Nifty Nov futures managed to end at a slight premium to the spot Nifty price
We are of the opinion that the markets were ripe for correction and RBI meeting was just an excuse. Realty was a major loser as funds dumped the stocks in this sector. We advice investors to get rid of the stocks in this sector if there is a bounce back. Metals and Banking were also week and were among the major losers yesterday. Sesa Goa was down 12 percent and was a major loser on rumors that the the company is subjected to enquiry by Serious Fraud Investigation Unit. The company denied the rumors later. However,the stock is priced to perfection and should be avoilded now.
Think Soft Global is one stock that defied the market direction and managed to close up by 20 percent and was traders favorite on Tuesday. We see the stock gaining intial hours and provides a good short selling opportunities, if it goes above Rs 225. We see the market gaining in the first hour of trade providing good opportunity for the weak hearted to exit.PTC India, prime Securities, Fedders Lloyd and Zensar Technologies are some of the stocks to watch out in today's trade.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Nifty Below 4950 As said yesterday
Book Nifty Stbt in good profits
Lower opening on Cards, All eyes on RBI
Unitech, Suzlon, DLF Ltd, Jaiprakash Associates and Idea Cellular were among the major losers among the NSE-50 space and these scrips might continue to extend their losses in to today's session. The new listing, Thinksoft Global Services closed at Rs 164.30 on the Bombay Stock Exchange on Monday, up 31.44 per cent against the issue price of Rs 125.This is the best performance by far, by any IPO in the current financial year.
We are headed for a lower open this morning and things might get worsen depending on central bank stance on the interest rate. We believe that there will be no change in the interest rates, but the bank might moot raising the CRR, which might spoil the mood. Any positive surprise might fuel a rally as lot of shorts will run for cover, if this happens.
Book profits in Think Soft, as the company is clearly over valued at current levels. Also, stay away from banks as they will be under tremendous selling pressure, barring some good news from the RBI.Abhishek Ind, Crompton Greaves, IFCI, Jet Airways, Reliance Power and RNRL are some of the stocks to watch out in today's trade, ahead of the earnings tomorrow
Lower opening on Cards, All eyes on RBI
Unitech, Suzlon, DLF Ltd, Jaiprakash Associates and Idea Cellular were among the major losers among the NSE-50 space and these scrips might continue to extend their losses in to today's session. The new listing, Thinksoft Global Services closed at Rs 164.30 on the Bombay Stock Exchange on Monday, up 31.44 per cent against the issue price of Rs 125.This is the best performance by far, by any IPO in the current financial year.
We are headed for a lower open this morning and things might get worsen depending on central bank stance on the interest rate. We believe that there will be no change in the interest rates, but the bank might moot raising the CRR, which might spoil the mood. Any positive surprise might fuel a rally as lot of shorts will run for cover, if this happens.
Book profits in Think Soft, as the company is clearly over valued at current levels. Also, stay away from banks as they will be under tremendous selling pressure, barring some good news from the RBI.Abhishek Ind, Crompton Greaves, IFCI, Jet Airways, Reliance Power and RNRL are some of the stocks to watch out in today's trade, ahead of the earnings tomorrow
Monday, October 26, 2009
Mid cap banking in Pressure
The Nifty could swing in a 5000-5100 range in the near term. On the downside, watch out for 4940 and 4825.
Banks will be in the limelight ahead of tomorrow’s RBI policy review
Looks like the bulls are suffering from fatigue after a seven-month rally. Most of the good news appears to have been discounted. The road ahead will be a little bumpy as the bulls look for incremental positive news. Today we expect the market to open on a cautious note
Monday is likely to be a busy day as a lot of companies are reporting results. Some of the companies to watch are Bharti Shipyard, Dabur India, Empee Distilleries, GMR Infra, Harrison Malayalam and Kalindee rail are some of the stocks to keep a close eye on. Overall, not a great day for bulls. But do not go short in the market, as we believe that the market is likely to recover from a gap down open
We like Jubilant at current levels as the company guidance for 2010 is great and there might be a short term trigger for the scrip, as the company plans to divest a part of ist speciality chemical business in the coming days. We recommend a buy n the stock after some consolidation at Rs 225 levels.
Banks will be in the limelight ahead of tomorrow’s RBI policy review
Looks like the bulls are suffering from fatigue after a seven-month rally. Most of the good news appears to have been discounted. The road ahead will be a little bumpy as the bulls look for incremental positive news. Today we expect the market to open on a cautious note
Monday is likely to be a busy day as a lot of companies are reporting results. Some of the companies to watch are Bharti Shipyard, Dabur India, Empee Distilleries, GMR Infra, Harrison Malayalam and Kalindee rail are some of the stocks to keep a close eye on. Overall, not a great day for bulls. But do not go short in the market, as we believe that the market is likely to recover from a gap down open
We like Jubilant at current levels as the company guidance for 2010 is great and there might be a short term trigger for the scrip, as the company plans to divest a part of ist speciality chemical business in the coming days. We recommend a buy n the stock after some consolidation at Rs 225 levels.
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