HENCE THERE WILL BE NOT MUCH BENEFICIAL TO TRADE TODAY
NIFTY(SPOT) HAS RESISTANCE AT 6015 & 6040. THE BROAD RANGE OF THE MARKET SHALL BE 5950-6040. HOWEVER TODAY THE STOCKS WILL SHOW MORE MOVEMENTS THAN NIFTY. NIFTY MAY MOVE IN A NARROW RANGE BUT THE STOCKS ( LARGECAP, MIDCAP) SHALL BE KEEP PERFORMING ON SELECTIVE BASIS.
A WEEK BACK WE HAVE RECOMMENDED TO INVEST IN FERTILIZER & SUGAR STOCKS. SUGAR STOCKS LOOK VERY GOOD FOR 50% TO 70% UPSIDE FROM THE CURRENT MARKET PRICE. HENCE BUY SUGAR STOCKS TO HOLD TILL BUDGET
BUY THE NIFTY CALL OPTIONS FOR JANUARY SERIES & STOCK CALL OPTIONS IN SESAGOA, CHAMBAL FERTILISER, BAJAJ HIND ETC
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