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Sunday, February 28, 2010
Friday, February 26, 2010
Daily Trading Tips
Market Outlook
Yesterday S&P CNX Nifty opened flat and moved in a narrow range with volatility due to expiry day. In view of flat to positive global markets, today our market may open flat and move in a range bound manner. On upside if it moves above 4930-4950 levels then only a further up move may be seen in the market whereas on downside if it stays below 4820 levels then selling pressure may get intense in the market. Till the time Nifty doesn't move above 4950 or below 4750 levels, no clear direction can be found in the market. Market will be volatile as today we have Budget Session.
JPASSOCIATE
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Sell Between Rs 130 to 134 136 124
CROMPTONGREAVES
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 403 to 413 399
GMRINFRA
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Sell Between Rs 54 to 56 58 49
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Daily Trading Tips
Market Outlook
In view of flat to positive global markets, today our market may open positive and move in a range bound manner. On upside if it moves above 4930-4950 levels then only a further up move may be seen in the market whereas on downside if it stays below 4820 levels then selling pressure may get intense in the market. Till the time Nifty doesn't move above 4950 or below 4750 levels, no clear direction can be found in the market. Market will be volatile as today we have Feb month F&O expiry.
IVRCLINFRA
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 314 to 319 311 328
CUMMINSIND
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 446 to 454 440 470
PUNJLLOYD
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Sell Between Rs 172 to 176 178 165
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Daily Trading Tips
Market Outlook
Yesterday S&P CNX Nifty opened negative and moved in a narrow range of 4830 to 4885 levels. In view of negative global markets, today our market may open negative and move in a range bound manner. On downside if it stays below 4820 levels then selling pressure may get intense in the market whereas on upside if it moves above 4930-4950 levels then only a further up move may be seen in the market. Till the time Nifty doesn't move above 4950 or below 4750 levels, no clear direction can be found in the market. Market will be highly volatile ahead of Feb month F&O expiry, followed by Union Budget 2010. So traders are advised to keep the positions light or even hedge their portfolio by stock or index options.
TCS
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 752 to 762 746 780
GAIL (GAS AUTHORITY)
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 400 to 408 396 420
M&M
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Sell Between Rs 985 to 995 1005 960
Daily Trading Tips
Market Outlook
Yesterday S&P CNX Nifty opened negative and moved in a narrow range of 4830 to 4885 levels. In view of negative global markets, today our market may open negative and move in a range bound manner. On downside if it stays below 4820 levels then selling pressure may get intense in the market whereas on upside if it moves above 4930-4950 levels then only a further up move may be seen in the market. Till the time Nifty doesn't move above 4950 or below 4750 levels, no clear direction can be found in the market. Market will be highly volatile ahead of Feb month F&O expiry, followed by Union Budget 2010. So traders are advised to keep the positions light or even hedge their portfolio by stock or index options.
TCS
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 752 to 762 746 780
GAIL (GAS AUTHORITY)
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 400 to 408 396 420
M&M
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Sell Between Rs 985 to 995 1005 960
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Daily trading Tips
Market Outlook
S&P CNX Nifty is moving in a narrow range of 4740 to 4930 levels since last couple of weeks. On higher side Nifty is witnessing selling pressure around 4900-4930 levels whereas buying interest emerges around 4750-4780 levels. Now only a breakout on either side may give future direction to the market. On up side if Nifty sustains above 4930 levels then an up move towards 5050 levels may be seen in the market. On downside if Nifty falls below 4780 levels then selling pressure may intensify and Nifty may again test recent low of 4675 levels or even lower levels. For next few days, our Market will be highly volatile ahead of Feb month F&O expiry, followed by Union Budget 2010. So traders are advised to be stock specific, keep the position light or
even hedge their portfolio by stock or index options.
BPCL(BHARAT PETROLEUM)
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Sell Between Rs 590 to 600 605 575
RELINFRA
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Sell Between Rs 980 to 1000 1015 940
RELCAPITAL
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Sell Between Rs 730 to 745 752 708
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Intraday Trading Tips dt 23-02-2010
| Intraday Sale Tips for | 23-Feb-10 | ||||
| NSE Equity code | Sale below | Target (1) | Target (2) | Stop Loss | Target1 Percent |
| UNITECH | 69.60 | 67.50 | 65.45 | 70.80 | -3.02 |
| BAJAJHIND | 160.30 | 155.90 | 150.80 | 163.30 | -2.74 |
| GIPCL | 103.80 | 101.00 | 97.60 | 105.80 | -2.70 |
| NDTV | 127.40 | 124.00 | 120.05 | 129.70 | -2.67 |
| NIRMA | 183.30 | 178.50 | 173.70 | 185.70 | -2.62 |
| SEAMECLTD | 201.90 | 196.80 | 191.30 | 204.70 | -2.53 |
| HARRMALAYA | 111.50 | 108.70 | 105.40 | 113.30 | -2.51 |
| DSKULKARNI | 64.90 | 63.30 | 61.40 | 65.90 | -2.47 |
| MAX | 196.60 | 191.80 | 186.50 | 199.30 | -2.44 |
| JSL | 99.80 | 97.60 | 95.00 | 101.10 | -2.20 |
| HOPFL | 74.30 | 72.70 | 70.80 | 75.20 | -2.15 |
| IBREALEST | 155.30 | 152.00 | 147.65 | 157.60 | -2.12 |
| SUZLON | 70.70 | 69.20 | 67.45 | 71.60 | -2.12 |
| GAMMONIND | 224.40 | 219.70 | 214.00 | 227.10 | -2.09 |
| Nifty Target and Stop loss | Bearish | |||
| Lower Tgt 2 | Lower Tgt 1 | Pivot | Upper Tgt 1 | Upper Tgt 2 |
| 4805.30 | 4830.85 | 4871.45 | 4897.00 | 4937.60 |
| 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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Monday, February 22, 2010
Daily Trading Tips
Market Outlook
S&P CNX Nifty moved in a narrow range of 4780 to 4930 levels and finally closed flat to positive in the previous week. On higher side Nifty witnessed selling pressure around 4900-4930 levels whereas buying interest was seen around 4780-4800 levels. Now only range breakout on either side may give further direction to the market. On up side if Nifty sustains above 4930 levels then an up move towards 5050 levels may be seen in the market. On downside if Nifty falls below 4780 levels then selling pressure may intensify and Nifty may again test recent low of 4675 levels and below. Next upcoming week our Market will be highly volatile ahead of Feb month F&O
expiry and Union Budget 2010 so traders are advised to be stock specific, keep the position light or even hedge their portfolio by stock or index options.
MCDOWELL (UNITED SPIRIT)
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 1330 to 1345 1325 1365
DRRDDDY
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 1110 to 1125 1100 1152
LARSEN & TOUBRO (LT)
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 1465 to 1485 1455 1515
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Daily Trading Tips
Market Outlook
Yesterday after a consolidation in earlier trade, S&P CNX Nifty witnessed sustained buying interest across the board. The Nifty saw sharp up move as it crossed immediate resistance of 4830-4840 levels and witnessed short covering till 4880 levels. In view of previous day's better closing and positive global markets, today our market may open positive and witness buying interest at current levels. If Nifty sustains above 4880 levels, then rally could be continue towards 4950-4980 levels. On downside if Nifty falls below 4800 levels, then only selling pressure may get intensify in the market.
TATAMOTORS
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 697 to 707 690 727
CENTURYTEX
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 490 to 500 482 523
MPHASIS
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 735 to 743 729 760
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Intraday Trading Tips dt 16-02-10
| Intraday Sale Tips for | 16-Feb-10 | ||||
| NSE Equity code | Sale below | Target (1) | Target (2) | Stop Loss | Target1 Percent |
| BAJAJHIND | 173.40 | 170.80 | 166.65 | 175.30 | -1.50 |
| INDSWFTLAB | 65.80 | 64.60 | 63.05 | 66.50 | -1.82 |
| Nifty Target and Stop loss | Bearish | |||
| Lower Tgt 2 | Lower Tgt 1 | Pivot | Upper Tgt 1 | Upper Tgt 2 |
| 4748.78 | 4775.37 | 4810.48 | 4837.07 | 4872.18 |
| 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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Daily Trading Tips
Market Outlook
In view of flat to positive global market and lack of buying interest by FIIs, today our market may open flat to positive and move in a range bound manner. If Nifty sustains above 4850 levels, then we may see a pull back towards 4920-4950 levels. On downside if Nifty falls below 4750 levels, then again selling pressure may get intense in the market and it may move down towards 4680-4650 levels. Short term market trend is showing a pull back till the time Nifty trades above 4750 but medium term trend is still negative till it trades below 4950 levels.
DLF
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Sell Between Rs 305 to 310 312 298
HCLTECH
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 358 to 364 354 375
IDFC
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 146 to 150 144 156
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Monday, February 15, 2010
Daily Trading Tips
Market Outlook
On Thursday (last week) our market opened positive and witnessed buying interest then it moved in a narrow range of 4800 to 4850 levels with positive bias. In view of positive cues from global markets and better IIP data, today our market may open positive and witness buying interest. If Nifty sustains above 4850 levels, then we may see a pull back towards 4920-4950 levels. On downside if Nifty falls below 4780 levels, then again selling pressure may get intense in the market and it may move down towards 4700-4680 levels. Short term market trend is showing a pull back till the time Nifty trades above 4750 but medium term trend is still negative till it trades below 4950 levels.
TATAMOTORS
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 685 to 695 679
JPASSOCIATE
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 130 to 134 128 140
TCS
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 738 to 748 733 763
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Intraday Trading Tips dt 15-02-10
| Intraday Sale Tips for | 15-Feb-10 | ||||
| NSE Equity code | Sale below | Target (1) | Target (2) | Stop Loss | Target1 Percent |
| DHAMPURSUG | 121.60 | 118.60 | 115.15 | 123.50 | -2.47 |
| Nifty Target and Stop loss | Bearish | |||
| Lower Tgt 2 | Lower Tgt 1 | Pivot | Upper Tgt 1 | Upper Tgt 2 |
| 4722.75 | 4774.80 | 4809.30 | 4861.35 | 4895.85 |
| 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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Thursday, February 11, 2010
Daily Trading Tips
Market Outlook
Yesterday our market opened positive taking cues from global markets
and witnessed buying interest at every dip till mid session but later
in last couple of hours Nifty witnessed sustained selling pressure as
it could not sustain above 4820 levels resulting in liquidation of
position at those levels. In view of positive global markets, today
our market may open positive and move in a range bound manner. If
Nifty sustains above 4820 levels, then we may see a pull back till
4880-4900 levels. On downside if Nifty moves below 4740 levels, then
again selling pressure may get intense in the market and it may move
down towards 4680-4650 levels. Short term
market trend is showing a pull back till the time Nifty trades above
4740 but medium term trend is negative till it trades below 4950
levels.
Yesterday our market opened positive taking cues from global markets
and witnessed buying interest at every dip till mid session but later
in last couple of hours Nifty witnessed sustained selling pressure as
it could not sustain above 4820 levels resulting in liquidation of
position at those levels. In view of positive global markets, today
our market may open positive and move in a range bound manner. If
Nifty sustains above 4820 levels, then we may see a pull back till
4880-4900 levels. On downside if Nifty moves below 4740 levels, then
again selling pressure may get intense in the market and it may move
down towards 4680-4650 levels. Short term
market trend is showing a pull back till the time Nifty trades above
4740 but medium term trend is negative till it trades below 4950
levels.
TATASTEEL
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Sell Between Rs 530 to 535 545 508
BHARTI AIRTEL
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 312 to 317 310 324
JPASSOCIATE
Execution Price Range Stop Loss Target
Buy Between Rs 125 to 129 123 135
Intraday Trading Tips dt 11-02-10
| Intraday Sale Tips for | 11-Feb-10 | ||||
| NSE Equity code | Sale below | Target (1) | Target (2) | Stop Loss | Target1 Percent |
| GODREJIND | 143.50 | 139.50 | 135.20 | 145.90 | -2.79 |
| SAKHTISUG | 68.80 | 66.90 | 64.80 | 70.00 | -2.76 |
| Nifty Target and Stop loss | Bearish | |||
| Lower Tgt 2 | Lower Tgt 1 | Pivot | Upper Tgt 1 | Upper Tgt 2 |
| 4698.63 | 4727.92 | 4777.38 | 4806.67 | 4856.13 |
| 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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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Investment Idea - Kalyani steel
Kalyani steels
CMP 202/-
Buy
Kalyani steels is a part of well known Kalyani Group, it is engaged in manufacturing of - Pig iron, alloy & special steels and Rolled products. The company has huge capacity of pig iron of 6,70,000 MTs [produced only 3,50,262 MTs last year due to tough market]. For blooms and rolled products it has capacity of 1,35,065 and 2,50,000 capacity [again with low utilization last year due to difficult market conditions].
The recovery of Auto, Auto ancilliary & forging sector, to boost the demand for company's products, which in turn will push utilization levels and sales as well as profit margins. Improvement is visible in current year's working. Still this year may be the year of consolidation and next year growth will be more remarkable, particularly on margin front, which will boost the sales & profits significantly.
The immediate value un-locking for stock will happen due to de-merger of its investments held directly as well as in subsidiaries worth much more then its present market cap. Against present Mkt cap of Rs 900 Crs, value of Investments alone is around 1200 Crs [see table on next page, for investment details].
Looking to better core business outlook for FY 10-11 as well as immediate value unlocking due to de-merger of investments in to a separate company - Kalyani Investments [share holders will get 1 share of Kalyani investment for 10 shares of Kalyani steel]; the scope for appreciation is significant. On combined valuation basis, we expect a 50% appreciation in next 6 months. BUY.
How to Buy the Best ULIP.....!!!!!
How to Buy the Best ULIP.....!!!!!
ULIP
ULIP stands for Unit Linked Insurance Plan. A United Linked Investment Plan (ULIP) is an instrument which combines the security provided by an insurance plan with the opportunities provided by an investment plan. It is a unique product which aims to integrate insurance as well as investment requirements. Its structure is similar to that of a mutual fund. This is how it works:
- You pay a periodic premium to the insurance company.
- A part of the premium is used to provide you with an insurance cover.
- The remaining amount goes to equity or debt market
- In the event of death, nominees are paid the sum assured
- In case of maturity of the policy total value of the fund will be paid to the policy holder.
5 steps to select right ULIP
We present a 5-step investment plans that will guide investors in the selection process and facilitate them to choose the right ULIP.
- Understand the concept of ULIPs
- Focus on your need and risk profile
- Compare ULIP products from various insurance companies
- Go for an experienced insurance advisor
- Does your ULIP offer a minimum guarantee?
- Read the fine print before investing in ULIP
Things to keep in mind while Selecting a ULIP
1. Buy insurance for risk cover
2. Do not consider insurance as an investment option
3. Preferably buy only a term policy
4. Do not prefer savings-linked insurance policies
5. Remember not to be carried away by persuasive agents and publicity.
6. Buy ULIP only if your horizon is long term.
7. Not insure yourself if you are a lone bird.
8. Do not insure if you are wealthy.
9. Do not insure the child
10. Read the fine print carefully
1. Buy insurance for risk cover
The purpose of an insurance policy is to protect the family members of a person from any financial complexities in case of his/her premature death. Such unfortunate eventuality to a breadwinner in the family can put the other family members in serious financial problems. Insurance seeks to offer financial help in such times.
2. Do not consider insurance as an investment option
The primary aim of the insurance policy is to provide a risk cover. Therefore a part of the premium paid is first appropriated towards this purpose. The balance amount is invested in financial instruments, which are generally very safe ones. Also, the commissions and charges are substantially higher than other investment options.
3. Preferably buy only a term policy
Term policies are pure insurance products with no investment option. They are the cheapest and the simplest among the available plans. But cheapest does not mean they are inferior to other costlier insurance policies. As far as the basic purpose of risk cover is concerned, there is no difference. And usually for most of us this term policy must be more than sufficient.
4. Do not prefer savings-linked insurance policies
In contrast to the term policies, savings-linked insurance policies are such as money-back, endowment and whole-life provide the risk cover and also give back some returns to the insured at the end of the policy term, in case nothing happens to him/her in the interim. The premiums of such policies are much higher than the term policies. This assurance of getting some returns at the end of the policy term is why most people choose for such savings-linked policies in comparison with term policies. Therefore, a person may be wealthier if he were to buy the cheaper term policy and invest the balance amount, which would have otherwise gone towards high premiums of saving-linked policies, like MFs. In this way he would be risk-covered and also generate higher returns.
5. Remember not to be carried away by persuasive agents and publicity.
From their business viewpoint the insurance companies and the agents may be keener to sell saving-linked policies in comparison with the term policies, as the premiums and commissions are much higher. And hence the advertisements and promotions may speak more about such policies. Therefore, it is for the insured to keep his interests & needs in mind and not be carried away by influential agents and publicity.
6. Buy ULIP only if your horizon is long term.
Unit Linked Insurance Policies (ULIPs) offer an alternative to traditional policies where the returns will be market-linked. Further, one can also choose one's own investment objective amongst equity, debt and balanced funds. However, the charges in the first years are quite high. Thus the actual benefit of ULIP starts accruing only if one has a long-term investment horizon.
7. Not insure yourself if you are a lone bird.
Insurance is for the benefit of the dependents. Thus, if you are single with no one being financially dependent on you, it is not necessary for you to buy an insurance policy.
8. Do not insure if you are wealthy.
If you are a person of plentiful means, you have lots of wealth – properties, bank balances, investments, etc. in your absence; this may be more than enough for your family and dependents to continue living comfortably. A few lakhs of rupees from an insurance company may not make any material difference to their future financial security.
9. Do not insure the child
Any unfortunate eventuality involving a child is no doubt emotionally very shocking. But it usually does not hurt the family financially. Whereas, insurance cover is for justifying the financial difficulty, that may arise with the death of the insured. Therefore, taking a policy for a child is meaningless. It is a needless expense.
10. Read the fine print carefully
As they say 'the devil is in the details'. Therefore, understand the characteristics of the policy, the charges etc., before you buy an insurance policy. Further, most insurance companies offer a 15-day look-in period after you have taken the policy. Go through the terms and conditions in the policy very carefully. And if you feel that it does not meet your necessity, you can cancel the policy. You may have to pay some administrative charges, but this would be much better than investing on to a bad policy for years to come.
Insurance is a long-term contract generally spanning over decades. Also, these contracts have very little flexibility. A wrong insurance product can financially injure for a very long time, unlike many other financial products. Therefore, one should be extra careful and cautious when deciding on how much to insure, how long to insure, which policy to buy, etc.
Why People Buy Insurance?
1. Tax Saving
2. To save/invest
3. Agent's compulsion
4. To plan for retirement
5. To provide security for children's education
6. Bank's demand for security
7. Relatives' recommendation to buy insurance
8. Friends' influence
9. Parents' influence
10. To cover life risk
What happens if payment of premiums is discontinued?
Discontinuing premium payment can be of two kinds such as;
- Discontinuance within three years of commencement
- Discontinuance after three years of commencement
Discontinuance within three years of commencement
If all the premiums have not been paid for at least three consecutive years from inception, the insurance cover shall cease immediately. Insurers may give an opportunity for renewal within the period allowed; if the policy is not renewed within that period, surrender value shall be paid at the end of third policy anniversary or at the end of the period allowed for revival, whichever is later.
Discontinuance after three years of commencement
In this case at the end of the period allowed for renewal, the contract shall be terminated by paying the surrender value. The insurer may offer to continue the insurance cover, if so opted for by the policy holder, levying appropriate charges until the fund value is not less than one full year's premium. When the fund value reaches an amount equivalent to one full year's premium, the contract shall be terminated by paying the fund value.
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