Tuesday, January 5, 2010
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Above 89.50,Catch it..............
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Pre Market Commentary ...
Today, we expect another positive opening on the back of overnight rally on Wall Street, but the mood could turn a little sour later in the day. European markets too posted smart gains. However, Asian markets are mixed. The opening gains could be limited as profit booking is likely to set in sooner than later.As bulls take charge of the proceedings at start, investors will try to grapple with concerns on valuations. India has always commanded a premium; some more head room is always there. How much is anybody’s guess!
The budget could play some role in shaping the roadmap for the economy and markets. Hopefully, the FM will not disappoint this time. A major concern right now is on inflation. Crude oil has crossed $80 per barrel. Key inflation barometers are hovering between 15-20%.The start of the year wasn’t bad for the bulls across world markets. Strong manufacturing data and favourable comments from Fed officials did the trick. Back home too, the Government is no mood to reverse the fiscal stimulus as yet. Even the monetary tightening is not expected to be aggressive. Possible near-term trigger could come from India Inc’s report card. The critical factor would be the outlook for FY11.
FIIs were net buyers in the cash segment on Monday at Rs6.13bn on a provisional basis. The local funds were net buyers of Rs23.3bn, according to figures published on the NSE's web site. This is primarily due to the Reliance Industries' treasury share sale. In the F&O segment, the foreign funds were net sellers at Rs505.4mn. As per the SEBI figures, FIIs were net buyers of Rs8.34bn in the cash segment on Thursday (Dec. 31).
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Monday, January 4, 2010
Rel Capital : Target achived at 893- Intraday traders BOOK PROFIT
on MOVE !!Rel Capital : Target achived at 893- Intraday traders BOOK PROFIT
SAIL advances on hiking prices by Rs1500 -report
Buy and Hold SBI hold for next 15days, looking good on charts!
BUY and Hold aroundRs2,250-2260,hold for Target Rs2,300 & 2344 plus
SBI has been consolidating within the context of Symmetrical Triangle From second week of September 2009 between the levels of Rs1,900-2,500. On Thursday, the stock made an attempt to breakout from the downward sloping trendline of the triangle formation mentioned above. In addition, the gain in the stock price from a low of Rs2,207 in the last week has been on back of increasing volumes, indicating strong buying at the support levels. The daily RSI is already in strong buy mode. A move past the levels of Rs2,275 could take the stock towards the levels of Rs2,350 and Rs2,370 levels in the short-term.
Keeping in mind the above-mentioned evidences, we recommend high risk traders to buy the stock between the range of Rs2,250-2,260 with a stop loss of Rs2,210.
ONGC has lost an oilfield in Algeria to a consortium led by Chinese oil firm. (TOI)
TVS Motors' sales grew 34% in December to 0.12mn. (BL)
Maruti Suzuki posted a 50% yoy growth for December, clocking sales of 84,804 units. (BL)
FIIs were net buyers in the cash segment on Thursday at Rs5.16bn on a provisional basis. The local funds were net sellers of Rs4.7bn, according to figures published on the NSE's web site. In the F&O segment, the foreign funds were net sellers at Rs6.15bn. As per the SEBI figures, FIIs were net buyers of Rs3.54bn in the cash segment on Wednesday.
New IPO Listing : JSW Energy Ltd.~ 533148 (B Group)
The outlook of the Market likely to volatile
Small-Mid Cap rally to continue
Today BSE/NSE Start Trading at 9:00 a.m.
Pre Market Commentary ..
Happy New Year! The beginning just got earlier for the market and we hope it bears fruit. We expect a positive opening. US market fell on the last trading day of 2009. Asian markets are mixed but Japanese shares have extended the recent advance. European stocks finished higher on Dec. 31. Things might remain sideways to start with as the market braces for the year ahead after a phenomenal comeback last year.The market ended on a reasonably strong footing with the Nifty closing above 5200. The Sensex too made a new high for the year 2009.
Quarterly earnings, RBI’s policy moves and the Union Budget will be the key events that will drive the sentiment in the initial few weeks. Global economic data points and earnings will also have a bearing but to a lesser extent. Trends in fund flows and movement in other markets (currency and commodities) will be among the other key triggers.
Let’s hope that in 2010, the market does as well as it did in 2009.
Pre Market Ideas ..
at 164 SL 144 TARGET 174,
184PLUS
Buy Indian Bank for target of 179 & 184
plus hold for 15days.
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Thursday, December 31, 2009
Now See you all in NEW YEAR!!.. Wish you Have a nice year ahead!!
Based on the market feedback, it has been jointly decided by NSE & BSE that the revision of market open timing to 9 a.m. shall be effective from January 4, 2010.
सेन्सेक्स (17464.81) 120.99 अंक चढ्कर, नीफ़्टी (5201.05) 31.60 अंक चढ्कर, बंद..
SURAJ Dimonds - ICSA India & BAG Films all upby 3 to 5 %
ABAN & COX&KING both trading as per our levels given
Today is last trading session of 2009 - Last day of FO
Cox & Kings acquires Australian travel firm MyPlanet Australia Pty Ltd and Bentors International Pty Ltd. (ET)
TCS to step up hiring as info-tech spending takes off. (BL)
DLF is taking up a major restructuring exercise that can see the company splitting into five verticals. (FE)
FIIs were net buyers in the cash segment on Wednesday at Rs1.13bn on a provisional basis. The local funds were net buyers of Rs691.1mn, according to figures published on the NSE's web site. In the F&O segment, the foreign funds were net sellers at Rs2.78bn. As per the SEBI figures, FIIs were net buyers of Rs3.85bn in the cash segment on Tuesday.
Pre Market Commentary ..
The time has come for a spectacular year to draw to a close. Timing the start of the market has been the latest debate and time in the market is going to get longer after today. We hope 2010 brings in even better gains though that may seem asking for too much. World equities have had a phenomenal rally in 2009. Much will depend on how the economic recovery progresses.
Among the events to watch out for will be the Fed’s policy actions and its fallout on the dollar and other markets. RBI moves should come as no surprise whenever it happens.Though the Nifty has made a new high for 2009, the market has been pretty much in a holiday mood. We expect a dull start amid subdued global markets. Volatility will prevail due to the F&O expiry. The Nifty is likely to face resistance at 5180-5200. A decisive close above 5200 could see the Nifty shooting to 5300-5650. Support is placed at 5100 and below that at 5000. Take all the rest you can during this long weekend.
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
JET AIRWAYS
Hold our past calls.. ABAN - BHUSHANSTL - RIL -SINTEX
Jindal Power Ltd, a part of Jindal Steel and Power Ltd, plans to raise Rs72bn from its IPO. (BS)
India and Japan agreed to wrap up talks on the proposed Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement by next year and simplify their visa regulations.
Bharti Airtel is focusing more on the rural sector by offering various tailor made packages, as the segment contributed 50% of its new business. (BL)
Pre Market Commentary ..
Today,we expect a flat to cautious start and yet another low volume day. Non-index counters may continue to hog the limelight but don’t get carried away by the momentum in these shares. The Nifty will find it tough to crack 5200. Support is likely to kick in at around 5100. In case of a fresh bout of buying in the near term, the Nifty could reach 5350. It hit an intra-day high of 5225 yesterday.
The year 2009 may be reaching its end but the market melody, which has been music to the bulls’ ears, doesn’t seem to be stopping. Most global equity benchmarks have in recent days either crossed or are on the verge of surpassing the annual peaks. For India, the Nifty has already made a new high for 2009, while the Sensex is within striking distance of doing so. The BSE benchmark may just achieve the goal with two trading sessions still to go, and momentum being positive. However, global cues are pretty tepid. Tomorrow we will have the last F&O expiry of 2009. So, some more volatility is a given.
FIIs were net sellers in the cash segment on Tuesday at Rs537.3mn on a provisional basis. The local funds were net buyers of just Rs31.9mn, according to figures published on the NSE's web site. In the F&O segment, the foreign funds were net buyers at Rs6.95bn. As per the SEBI figures, FIIs were net buyers of Rs8.11bn in the cash segment on Dec. 24. Mutual Funds were also net buyers at Rs1.44bn on the same day.
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
सेन्सेक्स (17401.56) 40.95 अंक चढ्कर, नीफ़्टी (5187.95) 9.55 अंक चढ्कर, बंद..
Buy & hold Sintex Inds betwen Rs262-263 with SL of Rs258 for target of Rs273, 277

hold for 15 days
mint money..sure shot..
Ranbaxy to transfer stake in Ranbaxy (Guangzhou China) Limited to HNG Chembio Pharmacy Co
Cipla to pay Rs1500cr for drug overcharging - reports
European markets update: FTSE Index up 0.3%, CAC Index up 0.1% and DAX Index up 0.2%
Buy Bhushan Steel for revised target, looking goooooood on charts...........
Superb Performance of our Last Recommendation

buy and hold
Bhushan Steel

Superb Performance of our Last Recommendation
Buy ZANDUPHARM at 6220-6350 for target of 7000 SL 5000

Bhushan Steel, RIL,RCOM
DLF& SUZLON TGT achived
Bhushan Steel trading above traget -HOT call bang on target in 3trading sessions
Our Bhushan Steel above TARGET
achieved as written on 24/12/2009
Value Pick ...Must Buy as per charts...
Our Bhushan Steel at 1440 TARGET achieved as written on 24/12/2009
STOCK OF THE DAY!!

Our Bhushan Steel at 1440 TARGET
achieved as written on 24/12/2009
BoI to offer home loans at 8%. (ET)
Fortis Hospitals plans to invest Rs2.5bn to expand its facilities pan-India. (FE)
Idea secures Rs95bn credit line for 3G push. (ET)
Reliance Power has started power generation at its 1,200MW Rosa Power Project in Shahjahanpur district of Uttar Pradesh. (BS)
Reliance Industries has updated its non-binding proposal to acquire LyondellBasell, as per media reports; RIL’s new offer has a higher cash component
FIIs were net buyers in the cash segment on Thursday at Rs7.07bn on a provisional basis. The local funds were net sellers of Rs1.1bn, according to figures published on the NSE's web site. In the F&O segment, the foreign funds were net sellers at Rs8.99bn. FIIs were net buyers of Rs13.53bn in the cash segment on Thursday. Mutual Funds were net sellers of Rs1.01bn on the same day.
Market Commentary ...
Today,after a really long weekend, the market could be headed for a new high before bidding farewell to the year 2009. However, with only three trading sessions and F&O expiry one will have to brace for a volatile week. Trading might be thin, both here as well as overseas, as many players would have opted for an extended year-end holiday. As for today, we see a modestly higher opening for the key indices and sideways movement.
We would urge some caution at this juncture, as the market has already had a spectacular rally this year.The headroom for further advance is limited. One will have to be extremely choosy and careful. Factors like rising inflation, an impending hike in interest rates and high fiscal deficit could weigh on the sentiment.
There are also worries as to how different nations go about withdrawing the emergency stimulus measures, and how it may affect the economic recovery. On the corporate front, future earnings growth will have to reflect pick-up in demand rather than just cost cutting.
Friday, December 25, 2009
Year End Thermometer of Mutual Funds
Key observations
± On a fortnightly basis, NAVs of most equity diversified funds ended in the red with advance:decline ratio at 19:170. Category average was down by 1.2%. However, mid-caps continued to be in the top quartile. Top three gainers this fortnight were Taurus Ethical (+3.7%), Canara Robeco Emerging Equities (+1.8%) and Reliance Equity Opportunities (1.8%). Large-cap funds continued to underperform the category and the benchmark indices.
± Among the sectoral funds, Information Technology and Pharma oriented funds led the charts on a fortnightly basis. Top three gainers were ICICI Pru Technology (+2.7%), Birla SL New Millennium (+2.6%) and UTI Pharma & Healthcare (+2.0%). On an average, pharma funds’ NAV delivered a return of 1.8%, whereas Banking and Finance oriented funds’ NAVs ended down. Top three losers belonged to this sector, namely UTI Banking Sector (-4.6%), Religare Banking-Reg (-4.9%) and JM Fin Services Sector (-5%).
± Tax- saving funds also exhibited poor performance as their NAVs ended lower. The category average was down by 1.4% this fortnight. Funds with large corpuses were able to contain the downfall, namely ICICI Pru Tax Plan (-0.2%), HDFC TaxSaver (-0.3%) and Reliance Tax Saver (-0.6%). However, funds with smaller corpuses saw a drastic fall in their NAVs, viz. LIC MF Tax Plan, Edelweiss ELSS and JM Tax Gain. Their NAV was down by ~2.4% on a fortnightly basis.
± Among the balanced fund category, most of the fund NAVs declined on a fortnightly basis. However, capital oriented funds with lower equity exposure fell compared to others. Birla Sun Life Capital Protection Oriented -3Yrs, HDFC Balanced and DWS Capital Protection Oriented were the only three funds to deliver a positive return of 0.1%. The benchmark Crisil Balanced Fund Index was down by 1.6% on a fortnightly basis.
± Gold continued to under-perform this fortnight. Gold ETF NAVs were down by ~4.1%. Banking ETFs, especially Public Sector Undertaking, underperformed on the ETF charts on fears of an impending monetary tightening. Junior Bees, though down by 1%, topped the ETF chart on a fortnightly basis.
Thursday, December 24, 2009
सेन्सेक्स (17360.61) 129.50 अंक चढ्कर, नीफ़्टी (5178.40) 33.80 अंक चढ्कर, बंद..
Nifty closes at 2009 high
Nifty to close at new 2009 high of 5,178.40. It was just shy of the 5,200 mark and touched an intraday high of 5,197.90. The benchmark indices continued their upmove for the second consecutive day and closed higher for the day as well as for this week.
Our Morning call Bhushan Steel at 1426 CLOSE TO TARGET

The stock had been consolidating in a narrow range between Rs1,378-1,310 since last two weeks alongwith the support of 50-DMA. On Wednesday, the stock attempted to break out from the upper-end of this trading range with higher-than-average volumes. From the current level, the stock can only move towards one direction, i.e. upwards. The daily RSI has also given a positive divergence, indicating that price would start moving up after facing stiff resistance around the levels of Rs1,375-1,378 zone. We recommend buy on the stock from the above mentioned technical observations. Maintain a stop loss of Rs1,340 and go long for a target of Rs1,450 in the coming trading sessions.
Our yesterday buy SUZLON, RCOM & DLF

RIL : no jai no viru....
Above 1064,Don't remain short.
Stock will zoom to kiss 1094-1100 plus
looking strong on charts
Today catch it above
1077 for super gains.
BoI to launch 8% home loan plan on January 01, 2010. (BS)
GTL Infra has agreed to buy Aircel Towers for Rs40bn. (ET)
ICICI Bank may sell 3i Infotech stake to US PE firm. (BS)
ONGC issues Rs20bn bonds to refinance debt it took to acquire Imperial Energy. (ET)
FIIs were net buyers in the cash segment on Wednesday at Rs7.7bn on a provisional basis. The local funds were net sellers of Rs130.2mn, according to figures published on the NSE's web site. In the F&O segment, the foreign funds were net buyers at Rs17.7bn. FIIs were net buyers of Rs2.25bn in the cash segment on Tuesday. Mutual Funds were net sellers of Rs1.74bn on the same day.
Pre Market Commentary ...
Today we expect a higher opening. Asian markets are mostly up. US market got a boost from technology space, though the blue chips closed flat. European shares hit 14-month high. With several holidays on the horizon, the market could yet again turn choppy and clueless.While the bulls are eating Christmas cakes, the bears seem to be eating humble pie as the Nifty ended well above 5100 and is now eyeing a new high for 2009. Wednesday’s sudden surge would have taken many by surprise. We reiterate that further short covering is not ruled out ahead of the F&O expiry. Also, some long build-up may take place amid signs that the economy and India Inc. may do better.
But clearly, any rise will not be sustainable in the absence of incremental good news – local as well as global. Rich valuations and concerns on an impending reversal in stimulus steps are among the major headwinds. One should not get carried away by any sharp swings in the near term as the market remains in a consolidation phase.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
सेन्सेक्स (17231.11) 539.11अंक चढ्कर, नीफ़्टी (5144.60) 158.75 अंक चढ्कर, बंद..
FM says: 10% growth in 2-3 years within our reach
The GDP growth for the next two quarters was
“likely to be bright”,
Mukherjee said.
*PM POwer Grid plan to take up FPO plan early FY11
Intraday Call |: Buy DLF for traget and SL get paid
Hold DISHTV at 41.90 now trading STRONG next target 44
Fantastic performance of our last recommendation


