Sunday, February 27, 2011

MARKET VIEW FOR 28TH FEBRUARY TO 4TH MARCH 2011 & BUDGET SPECIAL

ITS A IMPORTANT WEEK AS FAR AS INDIAN ECONOMY IS CONCERNED BUT MARKETS HAVE TAKEN THE CUES FAR MORE EARLIER THAN IT SEEMS. HENCE BUDGET IS NOW PRICED IN AND MARKETS ARE ENTERING THE BUDGET WITH LEAST EXPECTATION. MAJORITY OF SHORTS HAVE BEEN COVERED, OPEN INTEREST IS LOW, PCR IS BELOW 1, SERIES IS NEWS WITH CAUTIOUS APPROACH, EVERY ONE HAS EYES ON RISING OIL PRICES, DEVELOPMENTS IN LYBIA & AMERICAN MARKETS HAVE TURNED TO BE POSITIVE. 


NIFTY AFTER TOUCHING LOW OF 5230 BOUNCED BACK AND WENT HIGH OF 5340 AND THEN AFTER THE VOLATILE MOVES SETTLED ABOVE 5300. THIS SHOWS THATS THERE WAS BUYING INTEREST CUM SHORT COVERING AT THE LOWER LEVEL AND 5200 SEEMS TO BE A INTERIM BASE BUT THIS SHORT TERM BASE MAY BE VIOLATED ANY TIME IN THE MARCH IF NIFTY FAILS TO SUSTAIN 5300-5280. DOWN SIDE SEEMS TO BE 5170-5130-5000. BUDGET MAY NOT BE THE MAIN REASON FOR FALL  BELOW 5170 BUT ANY NEGATIVE GLOBAL CUES MAY LEAD THE DECLINE.


HENCE SHORTING THE MARKET NOW AT 5300 LEVELS IS NOT A GOOD IDEA. SHORTING WILL BE ADVISABLE ONLY ON RISE TILL 5400-5470 WITH STOP LOSS OF 5555 ( CLOSING BASIS) WITH A TARGET OF 5230-5170-5100-5000. CONVERSELY ANY CLOSING ABOVE 5550 WITH POSITIVE GLOBAL CUES LIKE SETTLING OF THE ISSUES OF LYBIA, COOLING DOWN OF THE OIL PRICES, ETC WILL LEAD A SUPER RALLY TO 5800-5900 VERY SOON. THE CHANCES OF IMMIDIATE RALLY SEEMS DIFFICULT AND MUCH DEPENDS HOW FIIs INTERPRET THE BUDGET AND DEVELOPMENTS AHEAD.


FOR THE BUDGET DAY


NOW ANY POSTIVE(S) IN BUDGET SHOULD BE USED TO EXIT THE STOCKS AND BOOK PROFITS WHICH I HAVE ALREADY MENTIONED IN THE BLOG EARLIER. HENCE NO FRESH BUYING ADVISE OR RECOMMENDATION IS MADE.


DONT TRADE TODAY YOU MAY LOOSE MONEY & WISDOM BOTH...................


HENCE SIT ASIDE AND WATCH THE DADA's MATCH IF NOT THE CRICKET MATCH


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