Wednesday, December 23, 2009

DAILY NEWS LETTER

More Daily Trading Tips..

 

Stock Of The Day (Best Buy)
Stock Buy Around Target 1 Target 2 Stop Loss
DCHL IF BREAKS 161 164.50 167 158
HDIL IF BREAKS 355 360 363 351
JINDAL SAW IF BREAKS 185 188.50 190 182
JSW STEEL IF BREAKS 995 1004 1010 988
OPTO CIRCUITS IF BREAKS 230 235 237 226.50
Stock Of The Day (Best Sell)
LIC HOSUING FIN IF BREAKS 763 755 750 770
SIEMENS IF BREAKS 545 540 537 548.50
   
High Risk Buys
Stock Buy Around Target 1 Target 2 Stop Loss
SESA GOA 376 390 395 372

Courtsey :- PRAVEE (TECHNICAL ANALYSIS)
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Intraday Trading Calls dt 23-12-09


 
Long Calls on 23-Dec-09


     
NSE Equity code Buy above Target (1) Target (2) Stop Loss Target1 Percent
NTPC 213.3 218 221.1 210.2 2.20

Short Calls on 23-Dec-09


     
NSE Equity code Sale below Target (1) Target (2) Stop Loss Target1 Percent
EKC 141.60 140.60 138.05 142.20 -0.71
 
 
Nifty Target and Stop loss No Direction
Stop Loss 1 Stop loss 2 Pivot Target 1 Target 2
4934.88 4960.37 4978.83 5004.32 5022.78
Note: -  1.If Bullish take only Long Position don't short.

 2.If Bearish take only Short Position don't long.
 

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Usd/INR Daily

The range bound movement continued in dollar as the pair which opened at 46.85 closed the day at 46.83 levels. Currency markets continued to be independent of equity markets which rose by 33 points to close the day at 4729 points. Even as USDINR continues to move in a range, other correlations also seem to have gone in disarray for some time now. Dollar index which was considered to be a prime driver of asset classes across the globe seems to have reversed its trend without any major effect on equity markets. Dollar index continued it rise and traded at 78.23 levels even as Dow Jones closed up by 50 points at 10464 levels. Another key economic data which was released yesterday was GDP figures of U.S which indicated that the world's largest economy grew by 2.2% against 2.8% previously. Speaking about domestic markets, bond yields closed flat as 10 year benchmark yields was quoting at 7.58%. The statement by Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montex Singh Ahluwalia that monetary policy is no solution for food inflation raised speculation that central bank is prepared to raise interest rates. We continue to feel that the range bound movement will continue in USDINR with 46.60 as key support and 47.05 as key resistance level.

Yesterday Market Summary..

Last trading day: Tuesday, 22 December

Asian markets closed positive while European markets are trading firm despite poor GDP numbers. Our market nearly closed at the highest point of the day. There was good buying in metal, realty and banking stocks. Sensex shut shop at 16692, up 90 points and Nifty at 4985, up 33 points from the previous close. CNX Midcap index is up 0.94% and BSE Smallcap index was up 0.99%. The market breadth was positive with advances at 832 against declines of 426 on the NSE. Top Nifty gainers included SAIL, Suzlon and Tata Steel while losers were ACC, ONGC and TCS.  

The year 2010 would be one of stock picking for good gains, says Navneet Munot of SBI MF on NDTV Profit. Investment in infrastructure to pick up, he feels. There could be money tightening and hike in policy rates, he says. The domestic consumption story has potential, he says. He is bullish on road and power space.  

The market could see a short covering rally in the next 1-2 days, says Prakash Gaba, technical analyst, on CNBC Awaaz. So buy Nifty around 4950 levels and the upside could be 5050-5100 where one can book profits, he adds. Buy Reliance Communications with target of Rs 180 and stop loss of Rs 168, he says.  

Good global cues helped our market stay in the positive and it closed higher. Sensex closed at 16692, up 91 points (provisional) and Nifty at 4990, up 38 points (provisional) from the previous close. CNX Midcap index was up 0.99% and BSE Smallcap index was up 1.06%. The market breadth was positive with advances at 832 against declines of 426 on the NSE.