Monday, January 3, 2011

YEARLY ASSESSMENT/PREDICTION FOR 2011 & MARKET FOR 4TH JAN 2011

WELCOME TO THE YEAR 2011


ASTROLOGICALLY THE MARKETS WILL FORM HIGH OF AROUND 22700-23300 (NIFTY 6600-6900) & LOWS OF AROUND 17500-16700 (5200-4700) IN 2011. MARCH 2011 TO JUNE 2011 SHALL WITNESS A SHARP FALL, WHERE AS JULY 2011 TO AUGUST 2011 & OCTOBER 2011 TO DECEMBER 2011 WILL BE BULLISH.

JANUARY & FEBRUARY 2011 SHALL BE BOTH BULLISH & BEARISH AND VOLATILE. MID-CAPS AND SMALL CAPS SHALL RISE IN JANUARY & FEBRUARY 2011.

STOCKS WHICH SHOULD BE BOUGHT IN THIS YEAR FOR HUGE GAINS ARE:

  1. TATAMOTORS  1305 TGT  1600-2100
  2. MARUTI  1427 TGT 1800-2300
  3. RELIANCE INDUSTRIES 1054 TGT 1400-1600-1750
  4. HIND UNILEVER 312 TGT 380-430 VERY BULLISH IN 2011
  5. ITC 174.50 TGT 220-300
  6. GAIL 517 TGT 750-880
  7. LG BALKRISHNAN BROS 340 TGT 500-700
  8. NAVNEET PUBLICATION 63.45 TGT 100-150
  9. MIRZA INTERNATIONAL 24.25 TGT 60-80
  10. KRBL 39.60 TGT 100-150
  11. POLYMEDICURE 322.85 TGT 500
  12. KPIT INFOSYS 149.65 TGT 280-370-450
  13. SWARAJENG 504 TGT 750-800
  14. INFINITE 193 TGT 300-450
  15. STERTECH 79 TGT 450-600 ( BUY FOR JAN 2012) VERY BULLISH
TODAY (04/01/2011) MARKET MAY REMAIN VOLATILE. NIFTY RANGE 6218-6140. MID CAPS WILL OUTPERFORM & NIFTY MAY REMAIN IN A RANGE. HENCE DONT TRADE IN NIFTY BUT CONCENTRATE IN MID CAP & SMALL CAP STOCKS

STOCKS TO WATCH TODAY FOR INTRA-DAY & DELIVERY 10 DAYS:

  1. IFB IND @ 125 TGT 138-160
  2. TVS MOTORS @72 TGT 80-99-120
  3. HINDUNILVER @312 TGT 320-330-340 ALSO BUY CA320 FOR DECENT GAINS
  4. UNITECH @66.60 TGT 70-74-90
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Some forward looking statements on projections, estimates, expectations & outlook are included to enable a better comprehension of the Company prospects. Actual results may, however, differ materially from those stated on account of factors such as changes in government regulations, tax regimes, economic developments within India and the countries within which the Company conducts its business, exchange rate and interest rate movements, impact of competing products and their pricing, product demand and supply constraints.Nothing in this article is, or should be construed as, investment advice.

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