Thursday, November 5, 2009

Bullish call

Strategies for the day
Date                Company        View           Strategies                Action                       Risk                     Reward
05-11-2009    ICICIBANK   BULLISH  BUY CALL            840CALL@ 32         3500                   7000
NOV EXPIRY
SL: 22 TGT: 52

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TATMOTORS
Execution Price Range                                   Stop Loss                 Target
Buy Between Rs 555 to 565                        552                               577



JINDALSTEEL POWER
Execution Price Range                                   Stop Loss                     Target
Buy Between Rs 628 to 638                         625                                 649


Market Outlook
Yesterday S&P CNX Nifty opened positive taking cues from global markets then witnessed buying interest across the board and finally closed near day’s high levels. The rally was driven by decent global cues and short covering activities in heavyweights stocks. The bounce back above 4720 could take nifty to 4750-4780
levels. Technically, 4830 is a major resistance for Nifty, if it sustains above 4830 then only further buying may come. On lower side 4650 is now the support for nifty if it sustains below this level then selling pressure may be seen in the market and Nifty may again touch 4550 levels.



IDFC
Execution Price Range                                 Stop Loss                         Target
Buy Between Rs 144 to 148                       142                                     155







USD/INR DAILY

Forex

Dollar corrected by 40 paisa from Tuesday’s close as  the currency pair reversed the moves on Wednesday amid high volatility in stock markets. Dollar which opened the day at 47.25, around 20 paisa down from previous close fell further to close at 47.09. Nifty rose by 146 points or 3.22% to close at 4710 levels.
Dollar index touched 75.83 levels from 76.30 previously after Federal Reserve reiterated a pledge to keep borrowing costs near zero levels. Euro rose after the announcement as pair touched 1.4845 levels from previous close of 1.4718 levels. Looking at Indian bond yields, the yield of 10 year benchmark bond was quoted at 7.25% down from 7.30%. Bond yields have been on decline after RBI increased the SLR rates from 24% to 25% thereby ensuring ample liquidity in the bonds market. Bond yields which touched 7.45% two weeks back are expected to touch 7.15% in coming days. We continue to stand by the view that the near month futures pair should trade in the range of 47.65 and 46.50 for some time, For the day the pair should hold 46.85 level, if it breaks that the next support would be 46.50.

Yesterday Market Summary


Last trading day: Wednesday, 4 November
 It was an exciting day for the domestic stock scene as our markets bounced back strongly from yesterday's correction. After six consecutive days of losses they closed on a high with metal and realty packs leading the gains. Sensex shut shop at 15912, up 507 points and Nifty at 4710, up 146 points from the previous close. CNX Midcap index was up 3.1% and BSE Smallcapindex was up 2.2%. The market breadth was positive with advances at 962 against declines of 305 on the NSE. Top Nifty gainers included UnitechJaiprakash Associates andDLF while losers included Suzlon EnergySun Pharmaand Grasim.