Data Feeler: Nifty future witnessed heavy selling pressure after breaching 5000 psychological levels and unwinding of 1.3 million shares of 5000 PUTs created more panic in the market to close near 4930 levels. Nifty witnessed heavy built of Short positions indicating Bears getting aggressive over Bulls. Nifty for the day sustaining above 4930 levels only may give throwback towards 4980-5020 levels whereas on downside sustaining below 4880 levels would led to unwinding in 4900 PUTs and selling pressure may get intensified towards 4850-4820 levels. PCR OI sustaining near psychological one level, breaching this level may put more pressure in the market, whereas if it holds then a good bounce back could not be ruled out from lower levels.
The PCR OI of Nifty moved down from 1.13 to 1.02 levels. HV of Nifty moved up from 25.37 to 26.74 levels and IV moved up from 24.70 to 26.03 levels.
Nifty future saw increase in open interest with fall in prices by 2.22%. Market witnessed selling pressure across the board especially in Oil & Gas, Power, Metal, Realty, Capital Goods, PSU, Auto, Consumer Durables and FMCG sector stocks. Nifty November future closed at discount of 2 points as compared to previous trading day's premium of 14 points.
The F&O segment of the market saw decrease in turnover as compared to previous trading day. The market turnover decreased by 1.56% in terms of number of contracts traded vis-à-vis previous trading day and in terms of rupees decreased by 2.18%.
Derivative Calls:
TATACHEM: Counter has taken strong support around 320 area and looks good for upside rally from current levels. Stock had also seen short covering rally yesterday with -10.43% OI. One can initiate buy in the given range with stop loss below 319 levels and for the target of 340 levels in coming days.
RANBAXY:
Counter has broken major support line and selling is seen at every rise. Stock has also seen built up of Short Position with 7% OI. One can initiate sell in the given range with stop loss above 462 levels and for the target of 432 levels in coming days.
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