Wednesday, February 16, 2011

MARKET VIEW FOR 16TH FEBRUARY 2011

5500 WAS RESISTANCE AFTER  SPECTACULAR  RECOVERY FROM THE LOWS OF 5397 TO CLOSE AT 5481 UP 25 POINTS FROM THE PREVIOUS  DAY 'S CLOSING WITH SOME BUYING IN CASH AND SHORT COVERING BY BIG FIIs AHEAD OF BUDGET & SETTLEMENT. HOWEVER IT SHOULD BE KEPT IN THE MIND THAT CURRENT UP MOVE IS NOT A RALLY TO CROSS THE PREVIOUS HIGHS BUT A CORRECTIVE RALLY TO THE RECENT FALL, WHICH ,MAY END AT ANY POINT OF TIME AND THE MARKET MAY RESUME ITS SOUTH WARD JOURNEY.


THOUGH UP SIDE IS CAPPED AT 5600-5650 ( 200 DMA) MARKET MAY REMAIN IN THE RANGE 5400-5600 FOR SOME TIME BEFORE ANY FRESH MOVE ON EITHER SIDE.LOT OF ACTION WILL BE SEEN ON THE CASH SIDE & MIDCAPS RATHER THAN NIFTY OR SENSEX STOCKS. HENCE ITS NO TRADE ZONE FOR NIFTY OR SENSEX MOVEMENTS BUT ACTION PACKED TRADING IN OUT OF INDEX STOCKS. FOR INVESTMENT PURPOSES ONE SHOULD SIT IDLE AND HOLD CASH.ANY ATTEMPT TO TRADE  SHALL RESULT IN LOSS DUE TO VOLATILITY. 


THOSE VERY MUCH INTERESTED IN TRADING SHOULD BUY & ACCUMULATE  PUTs ON EVERY RISE IN NIFTY FOR MARCH SERIES ( SAY PE5600, PE5500,PE5400) SO AS TO GAIN ON A FALL AFTER BUDGET.


FOLLOWING STOCKS SHOULD BE WATCHED FOR TODAY FOR ACTION:


ANDHRA BANK(148.80) ACTION WILL BE SEEN ON THE UPSIDE & STOCK MAY REACH 155-160 SOON


KOATK BANK(411)ACTION WILL BE SEEN ON THE UPSIDE & STOCK MAY REACH 425-430-440++ SOON. KEEP SL OF 395 FOR TARDING PURPOSES.


STRIDE ARCOLAB(379.05) ACTION WILL BE SEEN ON THE UPSIDE & STOCK MAY REACH 390-400 SOON.


BANK OF INDIA(444.05)ACTION WILL BE SEEN ON THE UPSIDE & STOCK MAY REACH 455-70 SOON.KEEP SL OF 425 FOR TARDING PURPOSES.




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