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Friday, September 28, 2007
Outlook for Friday - Nifty breaks 5000
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 7:49 AM 0 comments
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Outlook for Thursday - Sensex Breaches 17K
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 5:05 AM 0 comments
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Outlook for Wednesday - Settlement jitters
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 5:45 AM 3 comments
Monday, September 24, 2007
Out look for Monday and Week - Volatility to continue
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 7:37 AM 0 comments
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Outlook for Friday
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 11:21 PM 0 comments
Outlook for Thursday - Indices create History
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 8:25 AM 0 comments
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Outlook for Wednesday "Bernarke surprises every analyst"
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 8:30 AM 0 comments
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
"All eyes on FOMC meeting"
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 7:48 AM 0 comments
Monday, September 17, 2007
Outlook for the Week
"Our indices turned volatile on friday in the afternoon, due to profit booking at higher levels on week end considerations, and also as subprime issues are cropping up in Europe also, due to which FTSE opened down. Inflation data showed lowering to 3.52 (lowest in the last 17 months)however, since the most of the prices are administered, do not reflect the factual position. Though the indices have ended negative for friday, they posted marginal gains on week on week basis 4th week in succession. 5 being fibonacci number, and important events are scheduled during this week..viz., FOMC meeting on 18th, Left parties meeting on 19th, and the new controversy developed on the affidavit filed by the government of India in Supreme Court on "Ram Sethu" shall keep the nervous ness on the street.
Best strategy is to stay away from the markets for this week, as the volatility shall be very high, Nifty is yet to close above July closing which we have been mentioning for quite some time, though sensex is able to manage to close above 15551. Advance tax payments due by 15th september will be known today onwards, and stock specific movement might continue, till the passage of the above events and clarity emerging on interest rates, credit crisis, political risk etc.,
Nifty might trade between 4350 to 4650 in extreme circumstances, and long term investors can buy blue chip stocks on dips below 4400 for substantial returns in the coming three months. One can consider buying 4500 straddle in current series for catching intra day / week volatility and make quick gains.
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 7:01 AM 0 comments
Friday, September 14, 2007
Outlook for Friday
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 10:13 AM 0 comments
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Reg: Outlook for Thursday
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 5:32 AM 0 comments
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Outlook for Wednesday
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Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Outlook for Tuesday
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 7:59 AM 2 comments
Monday, September 10, 2007
Outlook for Monday and This Week
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 5:23 AM 0 comments
Friday, September 7, 2007
Outlook for Friday
"Markets have opened gap down as expected, on weak global cues, and recovered within minutes as done by asian peers, on emergence of buying at lower levels. Though the indices traded for most part of the day alternatingly in negative and positive territory heavy short covering lead to sensex closing above July closing, though nifty is just shied away from closing above it. Nifty futures discount reducing from 45 points to just 17 points due to addition of some long positions too. Generally it is being believed that some sort of decoupling of asian economies is beginning to happen from US; However, the issue of credit issues and subprime, economic slow down which are main worries being faced by US, shall also affect the Global economy too.
Our markets are showing a divergence, as Sensex with change in composition due to addition of NTPC in its composition is able to move above July closing of 15551 where as nifty is yet to clear 4529 and close above it. Today is the decisive day, being week end where inflation data shall be released at 12 noon, whether followup buying lift the indices firmly above July closing and give a firm closing of the day/week so that the break out can be confirmed for initiating confident long positions on Nifty in this series as the markets would confirm coming out of trading range since the correction began on 25.07.2007. Domestic political situation is once again getting warmed up with NDA insisting on JPC on Indo-US Nuke deal issue, while UPA lead government saying no to it. The discussion is on in Rajya sabha today and it will be on 10th in Lok sabha. We feel volatility shall continue till 18th and there after what FOMC decides to do with interest rates, as the current stability witnessed in US markets is based on expectation of a definite rate cut of 50 basis points now total 100 basis points by year end.
The subprime issue is not resolved completely, and the credit issues are yet to be addressed, the financial companies performance in this quarter and statement of losses they might post on these issues will make markets to adjust to the reality situation by October end, when the performance of all these companies will be known, from the quarterly performance results made public.
Strategy for the day: Buying 4500 straddle on October Series and selling 4300 put and 4700 calls (strangle) will give opportunity to catch the volatility in either direction with minimum investment.
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 6:33 AM 0 comments
Thursday, September 6, 2007
Outlook for Thursday
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 6:04 AM 0 comments
Wednesday, September 5, 2007
Outlook for Wednesday
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 5:35 AM 0 comments
Tuesday, September 4, 2007
Reg: Outlook for Tuesday
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 6:33 AM 0 comments
Monday, September 3, 2007
Oulook for September '07
"Our markets have ended on strong positive note, as the political tensions domestically eased somewhat, owing to some understanding reached between ruling UPA and Left parties on Indo-Nuke deal, and also global cues supporting as stability returned to US markets, with the assurances made by Fed Chairman and President Bush last friday. Our markets have closed positive for the week, week on week basis for the second week in succession, and August monthly closing was higher than June closing for the indices, though lower than July closing.
Price wise correction started from the recent tops made in July (on 25.07.2007) seems to be over, as bullish cross over is observed in both indices(short term moving averages slowly overtaking the long term moving averages) but still time wise pain may be still left; thus, leaving the markets in volatile mood for the first fort night of this month. The events scheduled during the month, which might influence market sentiment and movement are: Information on advance tax payments by corporates by 15th Sept'07, FOMC meet on 18th Sept'07 would influence markets in general. In our view, September month might post gains over August closings as the second quarter results would start poring in October'07 from second week onwards.
Technology sector which is quite beaten, and seen major sell off should look up, as rupee started appreciating and generally this quarter is a good quarter. The news that infosys is increasing its billing rates by 3 to 4 % for new clients and 2 to 4% for existing clients should help in margins and bottom line. Thus, TCS, Infosys, Wipro and Satyam can be accumulated on every dip for good gains. Technology sector should take the leader ship from now on if indices have to post new highs, and change the sentiment to positive inviting all round participation.
Strategy for the Month:
Go long on September 4400 Calls and October 4300 puts for good returns.
Posted by BK VRK Rao at 5:19 AM 0 comments