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01 JULY 2011
%Chg
-13.05 35.01 9.83 9.55
MARKET INSIGHT
On Thursday 30 June 2011, The Indian equity markets snapped the session and the June F&O series
very elegantly and on an optimistic note. The usual volatility of the expiry day was completely missing from the markets and the indices held up to their gains firmly throughout the day. The volatility appeared in the last for the good, helping the markets for a sharp gain in last half an hour, it seemed there were lots of shorts to be covered for the series. The June series proved to be of tremendous gains with indices adding over 4 percent from the last series. The sentiments at the Dalal Street were underpinned by the sharp fall in the weekly food inflation that gave a sense of respite among the rate sensitive's. India's food inflation after soaring to its two and half month's high level in the last week has fallen to 7.78 % on annual basis for the week ended June 18, from an annual rise of 9.13% recorded in the last week. In the intraday trade the benchmarks were able to scale their crucial psychological levels of 18850 (Sensex) and 5650 (Nifty). Some weakness was seen in the metal counter after the global metal prices edged lower overnight, while some worry was seen on the PSU oil companies too, after the international crude prices surged. Defensive sector FMCG was the top
%Chg
137.82 221.29
%Chg
-35.90 -51.27 -13.00 -73.58
World Indices
Dow Jones Nasdaq FTSE 100 12414 2774 5946
%Chg
1.25 1.24 1.54
gaining sectoral indices, supported by surge in HUL, Nestle, Godrej Consumer Products and ITC. While, the Realty sector too was in demand from the very beginning The BSE Sensex gained 152.01 points or 0.81% and settled at 18,845.87 and NSE Nifty also ended 46.95 points or 0.84% up at 5647.40. The BSE Mid-cap index gained 0.32% while Smallcap index gained 0.57%. On the BSE Sectoral front, FMCG up 1.83%, Realty up 1.19%, Consumer Durables up 1.19%, IT up 0.69% and Capital goods up 0.65% were the top gainers. On the flip side, only HealthCare sector closed slightly down 0.03% were the only losers. India VIX, a gauge for market's short term expectation of volatility lost 5.39% at 18.41 from its previous close of 19.46 on Wednesday. Global cues were equally supportive, while most of the Asian markets closed with handsome gains; the European markets too got a green start after the Greek lawmakers passed an austerity bill that brought the country closer to getting a financial aid it needs to avoid defaulting on its debt. In European France's CAC 40 up 0.23%, Germany's DAX up 0.03% and FTSE 100 up 0.63%. India's food inflation after soaring to its two and half month's high level in the last week has fallen to 7.78 % on annual basis for the week ended June 18. According to the official data, prices of vegetables, pulses and potatoes went down y-o-y in the week under review by 10%, 9.5% and 2.39% respectively. The latest fall in food inflation numbers almost by 1.35% is likely to come as a relief to the government, which had to deal with a series of bad news during recent weeks on the economic front. However, prices of other food items remained high during the week.
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Commodity
Crude (US$/bl)
%Chg
111.8 1501.2 -0.57 -0.78
Close Price
80.9 480 647.15 312.65 340.75
%Chg
3.85 3.36 2.51 2.49 2.39
Top 5 Loser
SESAGOA BHARTIARTL ONGC MARUTI ACC
Close Price
282.25 393.4 274.2 1156 950.6
%Chg
-2.67 -2.01 -1.84 -1.78 -1.56
Morning Note
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Support 2
18660 5560
Support 1
18750 5605
Previous Close
18846 5647
Resistance 1
18935 5690
Resistance 2
19050 5735
Trend
Rangebound Rangebound
QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS: Earlier the start of the domestic markets was on a positive note tracking the gains in the overnight US markets and the positive start of the Asian peers, but after the initial spurt some profit booking appeared and the markets pared their gains however, there was no selling pressure that kept the markets firm. Though, the blue chips were holding their gains the broader indices showed some weakness in early trade but once the trade stabilized they too surged adding over half a percent for the day. The market breadth on the BSE ended positive; advances and declining stocks were in a ratio of 1460:1358 while 170 scrips remained unchanged. India VIX, a gauge for market's short term expectation of volatility lost 5.4% at 18.41 from its previous close of 19.46 on Wednesday.
FAVORED SCENARIO: Remember we have said that any bounce back from current level may reap indices towards 5400-5430 where we might see some sort of consolidation. Exactly to our expectation spot index rallied from last two session and closed above 5500 in the last session though we feel it's merely a technical bounce back on the basis of short covering. For the upcoming week we believe 5650-5670 could be the key resistance zone where we might see some sort of consolidation. Any closing above 5670 with decent volumes may boost the traders sentiment however 5830 could be the barrier for any northward journey. VARIED SCENARIO: On the flip side any negative outcome may tank indices towards 5330-5350 where we might see some sort of support. Any break down below this further detonate the environment however 5150-5160 could be very important to watch. HAPPY TRADING....
Index
BANK NIFTY
Support 2
10980
Support 1
11115
Previous Close
11245
Resistance 1
11375
Resistance 2
11510
Trend
Rangebound
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Morning Note
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Scrip
FARMAXIND
CMP
4.15
Buy Near
4.1
Stop Loss
3.9
Target 1
7.3
Target 2
4.5
Trend
Rangebound
Scrip
SHILPI
CMP
17.15
Buy Near
17
Stop Loss
16.5
Target 1
17.5
Target 2
18
Trend
Rangebound
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Scrip
SUMEETINDS
CMP
39.8
Buy Near
39
Stop Loss
38
Target 1
40
Target 2
41
Trend
Rangebound
Scrip
ARROWTEX
CMP
12.85
Sell Near
13.5
Stop Loss
14
Target 1
13
Target 2
12.5
Trend
Rangebound
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NAME
Varun Gupta Pashupati Nath Jha Vikram Singh
DESIGNATION
Head - Research Research Analyst Research Analyst
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