Nifty May settled in the range of 7300-7400
Indian stock market still looks stronger today and NSE
(Nifty) may remain in 7200-7350 range.
I would say the domestic market to improve in the coming days
may be long on the Nifty 6800 and 6700. Now the eyes of the market is at the
steps of the Modi government. May futures are settled next week series. I
believe that may be in the range of 7300-7400 Nifty settled.
Seems fine in terms of infrastructure, while IT can improve.
In terms of the individual stocks, the investor Lanco Infra, GMR Infra and
harmony engineering can invest in stocks for the long term.
Short Term Calls
Reliance Power Buy 92 SL 84 Target 105
Titagarh Wagon Buy 235 SL 200 Target 300
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Market CLosed : Nifty fall 7253, the Sensex 79 points down
The third day of the trading week, the head of the Indian stock market indices closed with losses.
At the end of the business index (Sensex) 79 points, or 0.32%, with a
decline of up to 24,298. Nifty shed 23 points or 0.31% to close at
7253. CNX Midcap (CNX Midcap) gained 0.74%.
BSE Midcap (BSE Midcap) of
1.34% & the BSE Smallcap (BSE Smallcap) of 1.84% were strong. Today,
capital goods & banking sectors in terms of the highest selling
heavily.
Mixed Asian cues amid weakness coincided with the start of the
domestic market. In early trading, the market slipped into the red after
losing a market edge. After this the market is traded in an extremely
narrow range. European markets – Bach combined approach increased the
pressure on the domestic market.
As above – As business grew, increasing
the market went down. In afternoon trading, the Sensex & Nifty
23,972 7153 Day Down levels Have dropped. However reduction in afternoon
trading market went down. Finally, the Sensex – Nifty closed at the
fall in business today.
In terms of regions, today the capital goods sector was the highest
1.63% decline. Banking 1.07%, consumer durables by 0.42% HealthCare to
0.42% Gas & oil – is the weakness of 0.26%. On the other hand,
Realty was strong of 1.90%. IT 0.64%, 0.64%, FMCG, Auto 0.50%, 0.44% in
TECK the metal gained 0.27% & 0.18% in power.
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Commodity Mcx Ncdex Broking Advisor Trading Tips
Commodity Broking Advisor Trading Tips Today Sell gold
around Rs 28300 And Targeted Can be Rs 28000 and Rs 27850 . Keep
Stoploss the deficit level of Rs 28400 in the deal or Stop it up on the
deal.
Silver advises
sell today. sell silver around Rs 41,450 And Can be Targeted Rs 40400
and Rs 39800. Keep Stoploss the deficit level of Rs 42,000 in the deal.
Copper has been
advised to sell today. copper sold around Rs 415 And Can be Targeted Rs
408 and 404. But the price should go up to Rs 418.50, Stoploss the
deficit to get out of the deal.
Zinc advises
Buy today. zinc Buy Around Rs 121 And Targeted Can be Rs 122.90 And Rs
123.80. But the price should go down to Rs 120.10, Stoploss the deficit
to get out of the deal.
Aluminium is
the opinion of the selling today. The aluminum can be Sell around Rs
102.70 and Targeted Can be Rs 101 And Rs 100.20. But the price should go
up to Rs 103.60, Stoploss the deficit to get out of the deal.
Ncdex Commodity Technical Report
Estimates of soybean started strongly, but the weakness is likely.
The soybean
closing price was Rs 4454 on Monday NCDEX. Today it will be unlikely to
find support at 4408 and 4360. The higher the barrier at 4512 and then
4568.
Mustard (RMseed) Today
about the possibility of weakness after strength. NCDEX its closing
price on Monday was Rs 3475. The first it is expected to meet at the
Support 3434 . Then it could find support at 3376. If there is an
Resistance to Rs 3506 and 3526.
refined soya oil (Ref
Soy Oil) without a Raise with the beginning, but later it may come
weakness. NCDEX at Rs 686.6 on Monday it was closing. Today it will be
unlikely to find support at 683 and 680.4.Today Resistance For on Rs
689.6 and Rs 691.4 .
Cumin (Jeera) about
a particular movement today could live without it in the beginning.
Later, however, it is strongly indicated. The closing price was Rs 11375
NCDEX on Monday.Today it will be unlikely to find support at 11265 and
then 11210. While up to First Resistance Rs 11640 and after Rs 11,480 .
Chana could
strengthen the weak. The closing price was Rs 2978 on Monday NCDEX.
Today it could find support at 2944 and then 2912. It is the first
Resistance facing is Rs. 3008 and 3028.
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Stock Market Technical Report NHPC,Elder Pharma,Jubilant Foodworks,Idea Cellular,
NHPC Limited Sell
Elder Pharma Sell
Jubilant Foodworks
Idea Cellular
Punj Lloyd
PSL Sell
CESC
Infosys, Buy ITC
Infrastructure stock
Edelweiss Financial
Courtesy: intradaylivetips
NHPC shares to be continued investment
from the perspective of 2-3 months. The stock at current levels could
also be a new Buy. Next 2-3 months can show stock in levels Rs 29-30.
Elder Pharma has recently sold its major
divisions. It is not possible to share a special edge look. Elder
Pharma to sell such shares as may be appropriate.
Investing in shares is advised to maintain. Jubilant Foodworks Reduced from Rs 1,202 to Rs 1,197 is the Targets.
Idea Cellular’s stock is trading in a
narrow range of 4-5 months. Shares of Rs 150 level is critical. If the
shares crossed Rs 150 to Rs 180-185 levels, it can also be seen. RCOM
has been much like the telecom sector.
Punj Lloyd at Rs 43-44 should watch
today. If it does exceed the level of the stock may rise strongly.
Should invest in the stock decline. Shares may be purchased with a stop
loss of Rs 40. Punj Lloyd Strong may well be looking at levels of up to
Rs 58.
PSL’s fundamentals are bad enough. While
the stock did not share in the market is bullish. The strategy of
selling shares to existing investors must make.
Power stocks CESC looks pretty good.
There is good Buying yesterday showed. In stock in 2-3 days can get to
see the level of Rs 580-585. Stop loss at Rs 558 in stock can be
planted.
Now is the time to build a portfolio. IT
stocks should fall Buying. IT stocks Infosys can be purchased at Rs
2700-2750. FMCG ITC can also falling and I can purchase it is at Rs 325.
Infrastructure stocks GMR Infra with a
target of Rs 38-40 can be purchased. May rise up to Rs 3.50 in stock
immediately. HSBC transport can be the target of Rs 190. Shares may be
purchased from the trading perspective.
Edelweiss Financial Services looks
pretty good. It may be buying for a longer period. Is expected to Strong
in stock and can go up to Rs 67-68.
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Market Closed Sensex up 241 pts, Nifty closes at 7263
BJP in the market today showing excitement of a majority.
Sensex surged 241 points 24,363 and Nifty gained 60 points to close at 7263.
Today's heroes are Midcap and Smallcap stocks. Midcap and Smallcap stocks
surged between 4-6 per cent.
Sensex and Nifty closed at new record levels. CNX Midcap
index was up 430 points, which is the highest growth since May 18, 2009. CNX
Midcap index closed at a record high. Bank Nifty closed above 15,000 for the
first time.
Power stocks rose by 10 per cent Capital goods, realty, metal
shares surged between about 8.5 to 7 per cent. Oil and gas stocks rose 5.25 per
cent. Bank share was 2.5 per cent and 2 per cent, while consumer durables
stocks. Auto stocks were sluggish.
Reaching the bottom of the rupee against the U.S. dollar by
58.5 IT and tech stocks declined from 5 to 3.5 per cent. Additionally, the eye
was heavy selling in defensive stocks Broken 3.7 per cent to 4 per cent, FMCG
and healthcare stocks.
Market moves
The market continued to rally today. The Sensex gained nearly
300 points on the edge of the opening. Nifty 7300 came close. However,
increasing the selling pressure on the market showing early trading.
Within the first 1.5 hours of trading, the Sensex - Nifty
rose red. Sensex fell nearly 300 points from the upper levels of the day. Nifty
went down to 7200. However, careful market soon.
By noon there was good support in the market. The Sensex and
Nifty gained nearly 200 points deliver up to 7250. Midcap - Smallcap stocks
rose strongly Midcap - Smallcap stocks raised 2.5-4 per cent.
Subsequently, the market gained momentum. The Sensex rose 326
points. Nifty 7300 to just 9 points away. Midcap and Smallcap stocks also
increased strongly. By the end of the business - have come to light pressure on
the market.
What's Stocks up, And down
JP Power Infrastructure stocks rose by 31 per cent. GMR
Infra, Reliance Infra, PTC, Voltas, JP Associates, BHEL, Crompton Greaves,
NHPC, IRB Infra, NTPC, Siemens, Reliance Power rose from 18.5 to 10.25 per
cent.
Metal stocks Hindustan Copper, Coal India, Jindal
Saw, Moil, Cell, National Aluminium, Jindal Steel, Hindalco, and JSW Steel rose
from 14.75 to 7 per cent
Unitech Realty stocks rose about 19 per cent. DLF, Godrej
Properties, Indiabulls Real Estate, Prestige Estate, HDIL, Phoenix Mills
strengthened from 8 to 4.5 per cent.
IT stocks NIIT Tech, Persistent, TCS, KPIT
Tech, Infosys, Infotech, Wipro, HCL Tech, Tech Mahindra declined from 8.5 to 4
per cent.
Pharma stocks Dr Reddy's, Sun Pharma, Lupin,
Glenmark, Ranbaxy greatly declined from 5.5 to 3.7 per cent
FMCG stocks HUL, ITC, Colgate Palmolive, Britannia
Industries Limited, Emami Limited, and broken Dabur 5-1 per cent.
International Sign
European markets On Selling pressure. DAX nearly 1 per cent
is broken. CAC and the FTSE fell 0.7 per cent.
In Asia, the Shanghai Composite 1 per cent broken. The Nikkei
dropped 0.6 percent. Straits Times, Hang Seng, Kospi are sluggish.
The U.S. dollar at 11-month high against Rupee. The rupee is
currently trading below 58.5.
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DoT may soon issue Indian standards for mobile safet
Once notified, the upcoming Indian standards will
have to be adhered to by global handset makers such as Samsung, Nokia,
Apple, Sony, BlackBerry, Huawei and ZTE and domestic producers like
Karbonn, Micromax, and Lava among others.
"An option of enforcing Indian standards for mobile phones is to assist BIS in framing and notifying them to make them compulsory under the BIS (Bureau of Industrial Standards) Act and Rules," says an internal telecom department note.
The government currently does not have the legal authority to locally test imported consumer goods like mobile phones.
The move to explore the BIS Act comes since no decision has been taken on earlier plans to amend the Indian Telegraph Rules (ITR), 1951, to give telecom department the necessary legal teeth to screen handsets in India.
The matter was recently discussed in a DoT meeting attended by top representatives of its technical arm, Telecom Engineering Centre (TEC), and BIS.
The latest developments come at a time when BIS is framing safety and performance standards for locally manufactured cellphones and imported devices.
DoT is also establishing a Telecom Testing & Security Certification centre, which will lay down local testing ground rules.
But local testing is unlikely to happen anytime soon as accredited local test labs haven't seen the light of day yet even though the government is drafting guidelines on specific tests to be undertaken, the testing tools and the compliance template for all telecom network elements.
The compliance template for handsets will be formalised in consultations with BIS once it is ready with Indian standards for cellphones.
In a related development, DoT has decided to exempt mobile handsets being imported into India purely for R&D work, and not for sale, from the country's radiation rules, provided such import consignments for research are "really tiny".
While DoT wants handset makers to ensure the specific absorption rate or `SAR' value of all locally manufactured and imported mobiles is a maximum 1.6 watts per kg, it has decided to relax the rule if "a maximum of two samples of each handset model are imported purely for R&D," a related department note shows.
Cellphone radiation varies from handset to handset and is measured in terms of its specific absorption rate (SAR) value -- the count that specifies the amount of radio waves absorbed by the body when using a mobile phone.
"An option of enforcing Indian standards for mobile phones is to assist BIS in framing and notifying them to make them compulsory under the BIS (Bureau of Industrial Standards) Act and Rules," says an internal telecom department note.
The government currently does not have the legal authority to locally test imported consumer goods like mobile phones.
The move to explore the BIS Act comes since no decision has been taken on earlier plans to amend the Indian Telegraph Rules (ITR), 1951, to give telecom department the necessary legal teeth to screen handsets in India.
The matter was recently discussed in a DoT meeting attended by top representatives of its technical arm, Telecom Engineering Centre (TEC), and BIS.
The latest developments come at a time when BIS is framing safety and performance standards for locally manufactured cellphones and imported devices.
DoT is also establishing a Telecom Testing & Security Certification centre, which will lay down local testing ground rules.
But local testing is unlikely to happen anytime soon as accredited local test labs haven't seen the light of day yet even though the government is drafting guidelines on specific tests to be undertaken, the testing tools and the compliance template for all telecom network elements.
The compliance template for handsets will be formalised in consultations with BIS once it is ready with Indian standards for cellphones.
In a related development, DoT has decided to exempt mobile handsets being imported into India purely for R&D work, and not for sale, from the country's radiation rules, provided such import consignments for research are "really tiny".
While DoT wants handset makers to ensure the specific absorption rate or `SAR' value of all locally manufactured and imported mobiles is a maximum 1.6 watts per kg, it has decided to relax the rule if "a maximum of two samples of each handset model are imported purely for R&D," a related department note shows.
Cellphone radiation varies from handset to handset and is measured in terms of its specific absorption rate (SAR) value -- the count that specifies the amount of radio waves absorbed by the body when using a mobile phone.
Courtesy: economictimes
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Nifty Trading Tips: NDA seats to watch the market
Today such as the – as the NDA would
clear trend of seats, the same way today in the market will be
fluctuation. The market today is the worst it will remain the NDA 200
seats folded. During the 6000-6400 level on the Nifty can be seen in the
lower levels. Although the probability is extremely low.
In addition to the NDA around 220 seats are available. During that decline can be seen in the market. In this case, the Nifty Trading Tips may
slip to 6650 levels. The NDA will get around 240 seats, while the
market that can be viewed in the Nifty 6850 level of profit is possible.
If NDA comes to around 250 seats in the
market will not see any significant movement. An estimate of the market
already. So, the market is looking increasingly likely to occur when the
NDA had 270 seats. Nifty to 7400 levels in the upper levels that can be
seen. The BJP managed to get only 272 seats in the upper circuit, so
the market may seem. Nifty can be seen in the level of 8,000.
Buy PNB at a stop loss of Rs 843 and target Rs 880.
Rupee is expected to open around 59
Today looks likely to open around 59
Euro. In today’s trading session firmly in the rupee to 58.80 levels can
be seen. The RS must wager with the strategy of short today.
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FIIs aggressively hedge portfolios ahead of Lok Sabha election results on May 16
Foreign institutional investors who have opened their purse liberally in
Indian markets in recent months have been aggressively hedging, or
fencing, their equity portfolio in derivatives markets ahead of the Lok
Sabha election results on Friday.
FIIs have sold futures and options (F&O) worth nearly Rs 10,250 crore so far in May, while buying equities worth Rs 8,255 crore in the cash market during the same period, just in case the poll results do not play out according to the expected script.
Analysts say foreign investors aren't all that excited about exit poll results, which have given a thumping majority to the Narendra Modi-led BJP and its allies. They are also sceptical about the possibility of NDA trying to shop for regional parties to form the next government at the Centre. "Exit polls have a mixed track record in terms of accuracy versus official result," said Siddhartha Sanyal, chief India economist at Barclays Capital Markets in a note to clients.
Foreign investors have sold index options worth Rs 7,180 crore in May so far to hedge their portfolio. They have also sold stock futures worth Rs 2,826 crore. "FIIs were seen hedging their equity portfolio in derivatives market as many don't go by exit polls blindly," Siddharth Bhamre, head - equity derivatives and technicals at Angel Broking, said. "Nifty can rally another 500 points if the NDA wins clear majority, but markets are unlikely to fall sharply unless there is a shocker in the election results," he said.
Foreign institutional investors have increased open interest, or outstanding market position in index options, to Rs 78,087 crore as on May 14, from Rs 43,766 crore on May 2, while remaining net sellers in index options for the month, which suggest aggressive hedging, say analysts.
FIIs have sold futures and options (F&O) worth nearly Rs 10,250 crore so far in May, while buying equities worth Rs 8,255 crore in the cash market during the same period, just in case the poll results do not play out according to the expected script.
Analysts say foreign investors aren't all that excited about exit poll results, which have given a thumping majority to the Narendra Modi-led BJP and its allies. They are also sceptical about the possibility of NDA trying to shop for regional parties to form the next government at the Centre. "Exit polls have a mixed track record in terms of accuracy versus official result," said Siddhartha Sanyal, chief India economist at Barclays Capital Markets in a note to clients.
Foreign investors have sold index options worth Rs 7,180 crore in May so far to hedge their portfolio. They have also sold stock futures worth Rs 2,826 crore. "FIIs were seen hedging their equity portfolio in derivatives market as many don't go by exit polls blindly," Siddharth Bhamre, head - equity derivatives and technicals at Angel Broking, said. "Nifty can rally another 500 points if the NDA wins clear majority, but markets are unlikely to fall sharply unless there is a shocker in the election results," he said.
Foreign institutional investors have increased open interest, or outstanding market position in index options, to Rs 78,087 crore as on May 14, from Rs 43,766 crore on May 2, while remaining net sellers in index options for the month, which suggest aggressive hedging, say analysts.
FIIs ha
ve
this year so far invested overRs 40,000 crore in Indian equity markets.
"The increase in open interest and they being net sellers in options
suggest FIIs have created short positions in the market to hedge their
long portfolio," said Chetan Jain, derivative analyst at Anand Rathi.
"FIIs initially sold index put options when Nifty was around 6800 in the
May series, but now they have started selling index call options as
markets have moved higher."
The maximum open interest addition in Nifty put options on Thursday, a day ahead of election results, were seen at 6400 strike with 54-lakh shares, followed by 6500 strike with 51-lakh shares. The volatility index, or India Vix, has also surged 13.40% to 36.76%, hinting at uncertainty ahead of the final election outcome.
"Foreign institutional investors as part of the trading strategy also sold deep out-of-the money call and put options after the exit polls," said Jitendra Panda, managing director and chief executive officer of Peerless Securities.
FIIs have sold Nifty call options of 7500, 7600, and higher strikes, while within Nifty put options, they have 6600, 6400, 6500, and lower strikes as a section of foreign investors believe the final election results won't result in huge upside or downside in the market, like during the 2004 and 2009 elections, say analysts.
"Indian markets have risen 6.6% in May so far, suggesting the markets are getting around to discounting a stable government at the Centre," said Jitendra Sriram, equity strategist and head of research at HSBC Securities. "However, any slip-up on this could cause nervousness in the markets."
Analysts are advising investors to go for ratio spread trading strategy where one can buy Nifty 7200 strike call option and sell 2 Nifty 7500 strike call options on election results day.
The maximum open interest addition in Nifty put options on Thursday, a day ahead of election results, were seen at 6400 strike with 54-lakh shares, followed by 6500 strike with 51-lakh shares. The volatility index, or India Vix, has also surged 13.40% to 36.76%, hinting at uncertainty ahead of the final election outcome.
"Foreign institutional investors as part of the trading strategy also sold deep out-of-the money call and put options after the exit polls," said Jitendra Panda, managing director and chief executive officer of Peerless Securities.
FIIs have sold Nifty call options of 7500, 7600, and higher strikes, while within Nifty put options, they have 6600, 6400, 6500, and lower strikes as a section of foreign investors believe the final election results won't result in huge upside or downside in the market, like during the 2004 and 2009 elections, say analysts.
"Indian markets have risen 6.6% in May so far, suggesting the markets are getting around to discounting a stable government at the Centre," said Jitendra Sriram, equity strategist and head of research at HSBC Securities. "However, any slip-up on this could cause nervousness in the markets."
Analysts are advising investors to go for ratio spread trading strategy where one can buy Nifty 7200 strike call option and sell 2 Nifty 7500 strike call options on election results day.
9:43 AM | | 0 Comments
Nifty Trading Tips : Today No fears of weakness in the market
Today, in the second session of
businesses in the market can find some positive trend. The slowness of
the market in the last few trading sessions, do not expect to see much
effect looks today. Before the election results are not expected to sell
in the market at large. So, it can be said that today’s market can be
better than the previous trading sessions.
The market difficulties may occur when
the election results come in favor of the market. But it is looking very
slim chances. Nifty trading has key support at 7050-7075 levels. It is expected
that Nifty below. Nifty is currently trading at the upper levels of
7175-7200 resistance level is crucial.
Also in today’s trading session, bank, infrastructure and real estate stocks are expected to underperform.
Nifty is the opinion of Buying items and stoploss of 7060.
Create a strategy in today’s market
IGL Buy , stoploss – Rs 302, Target – Rs 317
NMDC : Buy , stoploss – Rs 155, target of Rs 167
Asian markets Weak,Nikkei fell 1%
Asian markets had a bad start today.
Most Asian markets of Japan, despite the good GDP data remains under
pressure. Japan’s Nikkei market is strongly decline. However, with a
slight edge SGX Nifty is currently trading at 7151.
The Nikkei declined by nearly 1 per cent
is trading at 14 285. Taiwan Index shed 0.20 per cent on 8860 levels.
The Shanghai slight slip is trading at 2045 levels.
Straits Times Index is seen trading flat
at 3,260. Grossly Kospi index level of 2,012. Per cent in the quarter,
with the Hang Seng is trading at 22 652.
Dow Jones put the brakes on speeding
The decline of the U.S. market closed on
Wednesday, the Dow Jones being witnessed in the last 5 trading
sessions, the bridle caught on fast. Actually, due to the decline in
Treasury Yield pressure was seen in the market. Let the market closed in
the red.
Nasdaq declined 0.72 per cent to close
at 4100.63 levels. The Dow Jones shed 0.61 percent to close at 16613.97
levels. In addition, S & P 500 index dropped 0.47 per closed at
1888.53.
Gold in Slowness , crude oil also fell
International market flat in gold, while
silver has seen a slight edge. Comex in the gold business is sluggish,
although prices are above 1,306 dollars per ounce. While silver is
trading with a gain of 0.20 per cent and are around $ 19 per ounce.
The trend is also being seen weakness in
crude oil. NYMEX crude oil trading with shed 0.30 per cent. But
prices have remained above 102 dollars a barrel.
London Metal Exchange (LME) copper is currently being looked sluggish business.
Commodity bets on these items earnings -
Gold (MCX): Sell -28,720 stoploss -28,790, Target -28,550
Silver (MCX): Sell -42,430 stoploss -42,570, Target -41,900
Gold (MCX): Sell -28,720 stoploss -28,790, Target -28,550
Silver (MCX): Sell -42,430 stoploss -42,570, Target -41,900
12:44 PM | | 0 Comments
Today Stock Market Tips : Do not expect a big fall
Tuesday History increasingly visible in
the domestic markets. Sensex and Nifty on the third day reached new
heights. However, after reaching the peak pressure on the markets
showing profit. Still Sensex – Nifty closed at 1.3 per cent.
Additionally, the Midcap and Smallcap stocks also attended Tuesday’s
rally.
The election results are not expected
until the big drop in the market. The market is bullish because FII
buying. In terms of long-term foreign investors are putting money in the
market.
Research Advisor must find investors the
opportunity to purchase. If the market falls, so Buying can be. Because
of the possibility of the NDA government has market rally. Climb up the
market even further from current levels. However, soon is difficult for
Nifty to go above 7200.
Asian markets mixed, SGX Nifty Strong
In addition to firming trend in the
Asian markets Nikkei is visible. Straits Times is up nearly 1 per cent.
Kospi 0.75 percent stronger. Hang Seng is also edge. The Shanghai
Composite Index and Taiwan are sluggish. The Nikkei is weak.
SGX Nifty today for the domestic market
are positive signs. SGX Nifty gained 0.25 per cent is trading above
7150. SGX Nifty Nifty moves in the domestic market shows.
The Dow Jones closed at record levels again, the S & P 500
On Tuesday, the Dow Jones and S & P
500, create new records again. The Dow Jones closed at record levels for
the third consecutive trading day. On the second day the S & P 500
closed at a new high. Dow Jones and S & P 500 during business 16 735
1902 created a new life high. S & P 500 crossed the 1900 level for
the first time.
Climb to record levels after the U.S.
market closed flat stages. 16 715 Dow Jones and S & P 500 gained 20
points to close at nearly 1 point higher in 1897. However, there was
weakness in the Nasdaq Composite. Nasdaq Composite fell 14 points to
close at 4130. However, in the U.S. in April, retail sales grew just 0.1
percent.
Commodity Market News crude oil Close to $ 102, gold slow
Continues the trend of crude oil in the
international market strongly. NYMEX crude oil is approaching $ 102. The
price of Brent crude is closer to $ 109.
However, because of the global equity
markets has put pressure on gold. Comex gold is at $ 1293. Silver is
trading at 19.5 dollars.
2:55 PM | | 0 Comments
Stock Market Technical Report: Support for Nifty at 7000
Markets showed impressive rally on
Monday. Sensex closed above 23500 and Nifty beyond 7000. Exit polls are
polls indicate that the NDA will form the government. Polls can be found
in the NDA 270-282 seats.
Market Editor, Source Exit polls say
that the market will continue to Strong. However, volatility may appear
on the market. 2 days after buoyant market may see profit at the upper
levels.
Today Nifty Trading Trend will appear in an attempt to
climb to the level of 7100-7150. 7000 will be the key support for the
Nifty. Strongly visible due to short covering in the market. SGX Nifty
are signs Uforia was made on the exit polls, it is less.
Midcap and Smallcap stocks veterans
instead of going to see much faster. According to the May 16 elections
while market expectations could rally again.
Asian Markets: SGX Nifty at 7100
Asian markets today are signs of
strength. SGX Nifty is at 7100 with a gain of 0.8 per cent. Ie the
domestic market Nifty may cross 7100.
The Nikkei gained 1.75 per cent in the
rest of the Asian markets. Is kospi 1 per cent. Taiwan Index, Hang Seng,
Shanghai Composite is 0.7 to 0.2 per cent growth. Straits Times is off
today.
Dow Jones, S & P 500 closed at a new high
Strong appeared in U.S. markets on
Monday. Return of investors in shares of beaten market trends appear to
have reached a new height. IT stocks rose particularly
Record S & P 500 rose 1 percent to
close at 1897. The Dow Jones rose to 0.7 per cent with a record 16 695.
Nasdaq Composite gained 1.72 per cent to close at 4144.....Read More
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Sensex closes at record levels - Nifty
The exit polls before the elections began Friday market rally
continued today. The verdict is expected to complete the NDA filled with energy
markets. Sensex and Nifty 23 573 7020 created a new life high.
23,551 and Nifty gained 557 points to end trade 155 points
higher on the Sensex closed at 7014.
Midcap and Smallcap stock market rally
backward. Midcap and Smallcap stocks was 0.75 to 0.5 per cent growth
Nifty, Sensex, and Bank Nifty closed at record levels. The
Nifty closed above 23500 for the first time in 7000 and the Sensex first. Bank
Nifty closed at 14091. In the last 2 trading sessions, the Sensex - Nifty rose
5.3 per cent.
Oil & Gas, Power, Auto stocks surged between 3 per cent.
Capital Goods, Bank, FMCG, metal, consumer durables stocks rose 2.75 to 2 per
cent. Technical, IT, realty shares strengthened 1.25 to 1 per cent. However,
Healthcare shares fell nearly 1 per cent.
Market moves
From the very beginning of the show passion in business
markets. Create new record levels, the Sensex and the Nifty opened. Nifty has
crossed 6900 for the first time. While the Sensex crosses 23300.
When the market went away one by one record. 6975.7 in the
first hour of Nifty trading tips made a new life high. The Sensex 23410 created a
new record level. Bank Nifty peaked at 14138.
In afternoon trading, the market saw a sharp eye beaming.
Sensex jumps over 450 points to 23453 and reached new record levels. Nifty came
very close to 7000.
Around 2pm, the Nifty has touched the magical figure of 7000.
With a gain of 535 points Sensex reached new record levels 23,529. He then
moved towards the upper market.
In the Stock market gained momentum in the last hour. The
Sensex rose 579 and 23,573 made a new life high. Nifty gained 161 points and
the index reached a record level of 7020.
What's Stocks
up, what's Stocks Down?
Nifty stocks and Power Grid 5.25 per cent to 6 per cent,
pushing coal. Grasim, HDFC Bank, Hero Moto, ITC, Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors,
BPCL, GAIL, SBI, UltraTech Cement rose 4.75 to 3.5 per cent.
Balrampur
Chini's profits in
the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2014 increased approximately 2.7-fold to Rs
189.9 crore. Balrampur Chini close to the edge.
United Spirits broke around 3 per cent. Sun Pharma, Cipla,
Hindalco, Jindal Steel, Lupin, Kotak Mahindra Bank was dropped from 1.5 to 0.25
per cent
Indian
Bank's profit in the
fourth quarter of fiscal year 2014 to 7 per cent to Rs 271.3 crore. Indian Bank
closed at weakness.
Punjab
& Sind Bank in
the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2014 net profit of 71.2 per cent to Rs 35.8
crore. Punjab & Sind Bank had broken 3 per cent.
Central
Bank's profits in
the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2014 to 4 per cent to Rs 162.4 crore. Central
Bank dropped 1 percent.
Dena
Bank's net profit in
the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2014 increased 49 per cent to Rs 187.3 crore.
Dena Bank has a 0.25 per cent weaker.
D.B.Corp Limited net profit in the fourth quarter of fiscal
2014 and 37.5 per cent to 75.9 per cent. D.B.Corp dropped 2.5 per cent.
International
Sign
European markets traded looks dull. DAX and the FTSE is
trading with strong light. However, the CAC is under pressure.
In Asian markets, Shanghai Composite, Hang Seng rose 2
percent. kospi strengthened 0.5 percent. However Straits Times, Taiwan Index,
Nikkei fell 1 to 0.35 per cent.
Because of the penny stock market Rise peaked at 9 months.
Ascended to the level of Rs 59.51 against the U.S. dollar. The rupee is
currently trading at 59.73.
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