Strong & Weak
This is list of 10 strong
Hexaware, Ispat Ind, Petronet, Polaris, AREVA, HCL Tech, Wipro, GSPL, NTPC & Sun TV.
And this is list of 10 Weak
Welcorp, Ruchi Soya, LIC Housing, RCOM, India Info, Jidal SWHL, Escorts, STR Tech, Ibrealest & KS Oils.
The daily trend of nifty is in Down trend
Break Out !!: Intraday calls On the Basis of Break out System (Cash Segment)
M&M Buy above 766 770/774/778/782 757
M&M Sell Below 749 745/741/736/732 757
Break Out !!: Reliance Buy above 1063 1068/1073/1079/1087 1055
Reliance Sell Below 1041 1035/1031/1025/1018 1055
Break Out !!: SBI Buy above 2816 2825/2837/2849/2859 2792
SBI Sell Below 2769 2760/2751/2741/2732 2792
Scripts to watch on 15th Dec. : AxisBank, Bhartiatl, Biocon, Bhel, Cairn, HDFCBank, HeroHonda, ICICIBank, L&T, M&M, ONGC, Rcom, Reliance, RelInfra, SBI, TataMotors, Tisco, Wipro
Market Outlook | ||
Yesterday, Nifty managed to close above the important resistance level of 5,912 (20 Days simple moving Average). Today, Indian market is likely to open on a flat to negative note following weak sentiments from Asian markets which are trading lower as Japanese manufacturers' business sentiment worsened for the first time in nearly two years. The immediate resistance for Nifty now comes at 5,980 level; if it moves above this level with volumes then it may even test 6,044(50 Days simple moving Average) while support for the Nifty will be at 5,912 and 5,897. In option front huge short accumulation in 5,800 strikes put and 6,000 strikes call also suggests that Nifty has a strong support at 5800 levels and resistance at 6000 level. State-run manganese producer MOIL is listing today. A strong debut by MOIL is expected to lift sentiment for metal and mining stocks. Advance tax payments by corporate will guide the further direction of market. | ||
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UFLEX (BUY)
TUBE INVESTMENT (BUY)
HERO HONDA (SELL)
ADANI ENTERPRISES (SELL)
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US markets | ||
US markets closed the day with modest gain after upbeat retail sales and FOMC's comment that economy is continuing to improve. Markets started the day on positive note as sentiments were uplifted after data showed US retail sales rose more than expected in November. Before the market hours, Commerce Department reported that retail sales rose by 0.8% in November following an upwardly revised 1.7% increase in October. Later, market held in positive terrain after Fed left interest rates unchanged at 0-0.25% and also kept its asset purchase program at USD 600 billion. Fed also said that economic recovery is continuing, although it acknowledged that the rate of growth has been insufficient to bring down unemployment. | ||
European markets | ||
European markets closed with modest gains as investors await Federal Open Market Committee's announcement on the interest rate, state of US economy and extension of QE beyond USD 600 billion. Positive economic data including German economic confidence and Eurozone industrial production helped markets higher but gains were capped as investors approach cautiously ahead of FOMC. German economic sentiments improved for the second consecutive month in December. Germany's ZEW indicator of economic sentiment rose by 2.5 points in December to 4.3 points compared with 1.8 points in November. Further strength came after report showed that Eurozone industrial production grew 6.9% year-on-year in October, faster than a 5.4% rise in the previous month. | ||
Indian markets (Prev Day) | ||
The markets witnessed a high bout of volatility throughout the trading session and finally ended the day's trade on a strong note. After a positive opening, the benchmark indices soon slipped into the negative terrain as investors headed towards profit booking. Auto and banking stocks the major losers in the early hours of trade. However, the negative sentiment could not be sustained for long and the indices drifted into the positive range in early morning hours on the back of a boost from the upbeat Asian markets. Markets lacked a clear direction and were wavering up and down near the base line during the mid morning session. The late hours of morning trade got a heavy push from the release of inflation data that came out to be 7.48% in November as against 8.58% in the previous month. Further, the oil & gas stocks were in demand on the buzz of hike in fuel prices. Metal stocks were also trading higher. Despite this, the volatility could not be ruled out and indices again began to fall during the afternoon session. A mixed opening on the European blocks also could not provide any direction to the markets and therefore they seemed clueless during mid afternoon. All the sectoral indices were positive except for the auto index which remained the biggest loser the day on the reports that Munjal family is planning to buy Honda Motor's 26% stake in the joint venture for about USD 1 billion or half the current value of the stake. Finally, the markets picked in the last hour to close on a healthy note. At the end, Sensex closed at 19,799.19 up by 107.41 points. It touched an intraday high of 19,836.82 and low of 19,621.4. Nifty ended at 5,944.10 up by 36.45 points. It made a high/low of 5,953.95 and 5,888.75 respectively. | ||
Derivative Stratagy today on http://www.indiabulls.com/securities/mailermis/derivative-strategy/derivative-strategy-15-Dec-2010.htm
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