Showing posts with label 'Nifty Tips for today. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 'Nifty Tips for today. Show all posts

Saturday, December 5, 2015

NIFTY CHART & NIFTY WEEKLY REPORT UPCOMING WEEK FOR MONDAY 07 DEC 2015

DAILY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 7847, 7874, 7920, 7966
PIVOT POINT: 7828
DAILY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY :  7801, 7782, 7736,7690
DAILY CHART FOR NIFTY



















WEEKLY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 7946, 8073 ,8168,8263
PIVOT POINT: 7878
WEEKLY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY :  7751, 7711, 7683,7615
WEEKLY CHAT FOR NIFTY





















TECHNICAL ANALYSIS FOR NIFTY FUTURE AS PER TECHNICAL,
Sensex opened the week at 26142, made a high of 26256, low of 25623 and closed the week at 25638. Thus it closed the week with a loss of 490 points. At the same time the Nifty opened the week at 7936, made a high of 7979, low of 7775 and closed the week at 7781. Thus the Nifty closed the week with a loss of 161 points. We had mentioned in the last week’s closing report that Nifty, Sensex were headed higher and that as long as Nifty stays above 7,800, it will be bullish. The Indian stock markets failed to stay above the threshold level of 7,800 and the major indices have been falling for most of the week. Friday was no exception and the Nifty fell by 1.05% to close at 7,781.90. Weekly losses of the major indices have been in the range of 2%. 

Monday, September 15, 2014

NIFTY OUTLOOK FOR TUESDAY 16-SEPTEMBER-2014

Market movement was completely bearish throughout the day. After opening at 8100 nifty future slipped down due to losses in bluechips tracking tepid China data and US rate hike fears, even as August domestic inflation eased to nearly 5-year low. Today nifty future started at 8100,it  was the highest level of nifty for today. Then after that nifty slipped down at 8048, at the time of closing it tried to recover but was failed and nifty future closed at 8058. Total 42 points was moved by nifty future throughout the day.

Thursday, September 4, 2014

NIFTY FUTURE OUTLOOK FOR FRIDAY 05-SEP-2014

After making new highs from last nine consecutive session market was following divergent trend on Thursday due to profit booking by investors in bluechips after a nine-day strong rally. ...Friday market opened down side but at the end of the session Market tried to come again towards upward direction. Today market opened at 8125 made a high of 8138 and low 8092 and closed at 8137, total 46 points was played by nifty future throughout the day. Investor now expects the market to consolidate a bit even as the mood remains positive. Many still feel the Nifty could surpass 8150-81200 by coming Monday. 

Thursday, April 17, 2014

Understanding Price Earning Ratio

What is a P/E ratio? 
The price to earnings (P/E) multiple or ratio is probably the most popular indicator used by investors for valuing stocks. It is the ratio of a company's stock price to its earnings per share. (Earnings per share or EPS is a company's net profit divided by the number of shares it has issued.) Another way of looking at the P/E ratio is as a ratio of the value that the market thinks a company deserves (its market capitalisaton) to its net profit. 
What does it mean? 
It tells you how to cheap or expensive a company's stock is. It is the number of times investors must pay for the company's current earnings. For example, assume that the share price of a company is Rs.80. If its EPS is, say Rs 5, its P/E is 16. So investors are willing to pay 16 times for every rupee of the company's earnings. 
What is the use of P/E ratio to me? 
Since you can use the P/E ratio to figure out if a company's stock is cheap or expensive, you can compare the stock price of one company with that of another company in the same industry, or stocks of two companies from different industries. You can have a P/E ratio for an industry as well as a stock group, like the BSE Sensex or the NSE Nifty. 
Does it have any limitations? 
It is a good guide but it is not a watertight indicator. The P/E published in a newspaper is for the previous year. But stock prices move because of investors' future expectations. A company with an admirable P/E in one year may post a loss the next year and there will be no P/E left, since earnings disappear. 
Even if two companies have the same P/Es in the same industry, they may not be equally cheap or expensive. You will need to know which company will have a better earnings growth next year to evaluate one against the other. 
The major number entering the P/E ratio from the profit and loss statement is net profit. Some companies are known to inflate profit figures. For example, earnings under the head called 'other income' which could be by way of selling assets (and hence non-business income) can play spoilsport and result in a misleadingly low P/E to lure gullible investors. Lower expenses than the actuals can also inflate the net profit number and hence distort the P/E. 
What is forward P/E? 
Analysts use a measure called forward P/E based on their net profit forecasts for the next year, but this number is not easily available to all. 
Forward P/E has the expectation of analysts built into it. The better the analysts' forecasts of profits, the closer will be the forward P/E to the actual number.