Market Outlook | ||
Yesterday, market overlooked disappointing industrial production data and rallied more than 100 points to close at 5,863.25. Nifty is still trading below the short term (20 DMA, 50 DMA and 100 DMA) moving averages placed at 5,989, 6,003 and 5,945 levels; may act as resistance. Today, Indian market is likely to open positive note following positive clues from global markets. Global markets gained as Portugal successfully sell debt at the top end of its range, easing concerns that the country will soon need a financial bailout. On upside, if Nifty breached level of 5,880 decisively then we could see rise up to the mark of 5,940. On the lower side, if level of 5,820 breaches then Nifty could go down to support of 5,750 mark. Indian IT major Infosys will announce results today and it is expected that the company may raise earnings forecast with the improving growth outlook for US. Indian markets underperformed major global markets over the last few trading sessions. Interest rate sensitive sectors like banking, realty and automobile witnessed maximum selling pressure, amidst fears that rising inflation could stoke another round of interest rate hikes. However, the advance tax numbers were encouraging for the third quarter, clearly reflecting the continued good showing of Indian companies. Higher advance tax payment from Indian companies could lift the buying sentiment in market from this level. |
UFLEX (BUY)
- Stochastic is at 28 levels and it has given a buy crossover.
- RSI is showing a reversal trend after a sharp correction.
- MACD is above zero line with a positive divergence.
CMP | Buy/Sell | Target Price | Stop Loss | Support/ Resistance |
193.50 | BUY | 196/200/205 | 188 | 160/220 |
TTK PRESTIGE (BUY)
- RSI is at 51 neutral territory showing positive crossover indicating uptrend.
- MACD showing bullish trend.
- Stochastic is trading in over sold territory at 20 on the brink of entering into positive territory.
CMP | Buy/Sell | Target Price | Stop Loss | Support/ Resistance |
1,544.50 | BUY | 1,560/1,580/1,600 | 1,520 | 1,460/1,640 |
KIRIDYES (BUY)
- The stock has rebounded after undergoing a deep correction and has breached its resistance at 380 levels with good volumes indicating that it will move upwards from here.
- MACD is likely to show bullish crossover.
- RSI is at 36 level, indicating more buying.
CMP | Buy/Sell | Target Price | Stop Loss | Support/ Resistance |
385.20 | BUY | 389/396/405 | 377 | 350/430 |
ORCHID CHEMICALS (BUY)
- RSI is showing a reversal trend after a sharp correction.
- Stock is also on the verge of crossing 34 Day EWMA.
- MACD is above zero line with a positive divergence.
CMP | Buy/Sell | Target Price | Stop Loss | Support/ Resistance |
292.35 | BUY | 295/300/305 | 285 | 260/315 |
US markets | ||
US stocks finished higher as investors reacted to positively to a successful Portuguese bond auction and an upbeat Beige Book report from the Federal Reserve helped to sustain buying interest. In its Beige Book report released, the Fed stated that employment conditions in the majority of the country "appear to be firming". The report indicated that companies were now hiring employees beyond replacements for vacancies in the wake of the recession. The Fed also said US economic activity has continued to expand moderately in recent months. Earlier, markets rose after news that the Portuguese government successfully sold approximately USD 1.6 billion which is scheduled to mature between 2014 and 2020. In corporate news, Chevron also announced that it expects its fourth-quarter earnings to be higher compared to the previous quarter. | ||
European markets | ||
European markets gained after a successful bond auction by Portugal eased concerns that the nation would need a financial bailout. Banks and mining stocks led the advance, while utilities and oil producers lagged. In economic news, the UK's goods trade deficit widened in November to a seasonally adjusted GBP 8.7 billion from GBP 8.6 billion in the previous month. Total exports grew 4.1% to GBP 23.6 billion and imports rose 3.4% to GBP 32.4 billion. Eurozone industrial production rose 7.4% year-on-year in November, following a 7.1% growth in October. French current account deficit widened to EUR 4.2 billion in November from EUR 2.8 billion in October. | ||
Indian markets (Prev Day) | ||
The domestic bourses marked an end to the six straight sessions of losses, as the benchmark indices surged substantially, supported by Realty, Metal, Banking and Auto space. The market started off the session on a bullish note, carrying forward the previous session's last thirty minutes upward momentum, amidst strong global cues. All the Asian stocks were trading positive, sending the MSCI Asia Pacific Index to its first advance in four days, as higher oil and metal prices buoyed commodity shares and a weaker yen boosted the outlook for Japanese export earnings. Moreover, the European stock markets opened higher, boosted by a report that the European Union is discussing plans to expand the €440 billion bailout fund for indebted euro-zone countries to contain the debt crisis. |
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