NIFTY OUTLOOK & STOCK TIPS FOR FRIDAY 24 JULY 2015

Buy HEXWARE Future above 278 Tgt 279.80/281.90 Sl 275.40
Buy BHARTIARTL 430 Put @ 4.40 Tgt 5.90/6.80 Sl 2.50

A divergent trend was witnessed on Thursday, the Sensex, registered marginal losses whereas Nifty registered small gains. The nifty was alternately swung between positive and negative zone in intraday trade. Yet, the overall movement of market during the trading session was within a relatively narrow range. Indian markets after sporting a strong rally in previous session, went through choppiness on Thursday. Benchmarks that made a positive start of the day turned cautious in the very first hour of trade after touching their intraday high. There were intermittent profit taking that kept the major indices moving in and out of the red zone, however there was sudden slump around noon that dragged the benchmarks below their crucial psychological levels of 28500 (Sensex) and 8600 (Nifty) with Rajya Sabha once again getting adjourned today. The market closed negatively after trading sideways to negative during the day due to lack of fresh triggers.  Investors remained sidelines in the absence of a positive surprise from the quarterly earnings. Nifty today closed at 8589 down around 43 point.

NIFTY OUTLOOK FOR THURSDAY 23 JULY 2015

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Wonderful Wednesday! Nifty shuts shop at three-month high.Upmove in Indian markets came despite a steep fall in other Asian and European indices after overnight fall in the US markets dampened sentiment. By close of trade, both Sensex and Nifty concluded above crucial 28,500 and 8600 levels respectively, gaining over a percent snapping .The Sensex on Wednesday ended at 28504, stronger by 322 points and the Nifty settled comfortably above the 8600 mark at 8633, up 104 points. In a session marked by intra-day volatility, the index after a weak opening fell to the day's low of 28070, before erasing losses to stay firm thereafter and rise to a high of 28546.The broader 50-share Nifty closed higher at 8633, up 104 points.

Markets hoping for some results from the monsoon session of Parliament. For tomorrow most critical level will be 8630, if it nifty stay below this level, the Nifty will turn much weaker while the bears failing to sustain the index below this level would pave the way for at least a minor short covering rally. Hence, there is so much importance for the levels between 8630 and 8588.

NIFTY OUTLOOK FOR WEDNESDAY 22 JULY 2015

Buy IDFC Future above 152.40 Tgt 154.50/156.90 Sl 15.40

Sell Titan Future below 336 Tgt 332.10/330.20 Sl 338.50

Tuesday turned out to be a daunting session for the  Sensex and Nifty which got pounded by around a percentage point after the Parliament’s first day of monsoon session failed to impress traders. The Sensex ended sharply lower in trades on Tuesday. The Sensex and Nifty traded on a highly volatile note as a slew of Nifty companies announced their first quarter numbers. The Sensex closed 238 points lower at 28182 and the Nifty fell 74 points to settle at 8529, below its crucial psychological level of 8600. Final hour of trade proved to be the curse for the markets and bourses settled below their crucial 28200 (Sensex) and 8550 (Nifty) levels. After trading in tight band for most part of the day’s trade, domestic gauges crashed like house of card in the last leg of trade. Investors remained concerned as monsoon session of the Parliament that begun today is expected to be volatile as the opposition likely to target the government over multiple scandals that erupted in the recent past.

NIFTY OUTLOOK FOR TUESDAY 21 JULY 2015

"BUY IFCI FUTURE ABOVE 25.7 TG 26.3/26.95 SL 24.9"
"BUY IDEA FUTURE ABOVE 185.4 TG 187.2/188.4 SL 182.7"
Local equity market extended previous week’s somberness to the fresh one and ended with loss, albeit slender of around one tenth of a percent that dragged Sensex below 28450 level, while Nifty managed to close above 8600 mark.  Market, in absence of any trigger, moved in a tight range throughout the session and ended the session flat with negative session. Much of the caution prevailed ahead of the monsoon session of parliament where key reforms such as land acquisition bill are expected to be presented. However, losses remained restricted on account of positive global set-up. The Sensex touched a low of 28320 - down 224 points from the day's high in intra-day deals. A late recovery in the market helped the index recoup some of the losses. The Sensex finally ended with a marginal loss of 43 points at 28420. The Nifty swung in a range of 65-odd points. The index from a high of 8624, slipped to a low of 8559, before recovering at close and settling at 8603 - down mere six points.

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DAILY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 8648, 8671, 8713, 8755

PIVOT POINT: 8629

DAILY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY :  8606, 8587, 8545,8503

DAILY CHAT FOR NIFTY:  

WEEKLY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 8731, 8837, 9129,9275

PIVOT POINT: 8545
WEEKLY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY :  8439, 8253, 7961,7669
WEEKLY CHAT FOR NIFTY:

Equities posted their best weekly gain in a month as benchmark indices rose 2.9% during the week. Sensex recovered last week’s 1.9% losses to advance 801 points. The Nifty surpassed the psychological 8,500 mark and closed with gains of nearly 3% or 249 points. The Sensex rose to a three-month high on Thursday after the government proposed to raise the composite cap on foreign investments from 49% to 74%. Foreigner portfolio investors (FPIs) turned net buyers during the week as the year to date FPI inflows crossed $7 billion mark on Thursday. During the week, FPIs bought cash equities worth $430 million. Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) on the other hand sold equities worth $99 million during the week. As of Friday, the Indian markets had their biggest weekly advance in a month, with sustained buying by foreign investors and gains in pharmaceutical and automobile stocks.

NIFTY OUTLOOK & FREE NIFTY TIPS FOR 20 JULY 2015

In a volatile trade, the benchmark BSE Sensex extended gains for the third consecutive day by rising a marginal 17.19 points to 28,463.31 as investors remained on the sidelines on lack of triggers from both the domestic and global fronts. Markets swung between positive and negative terrain as it seems to await to take cues from the monsoon showers and corporate earnings ahead. Later, profit-booking took hold that wiped off the gains completely and took the benchmark back to the negative zone as it touched a low of 28417. But some late-buying saved the day and helped the index close higher by 17 points at 28463. Nifty, after climbing to the session's high of 8642, too succumbed to the selling pressure and settled the day at 8609, up 2 points. Intra-day, it went below the 8600-mark to touch a low of 8593.

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Markets finished the session on a higher note after Moody said yesterday that the Reserve Bank of India may possibly cut interest rates in its next monetary policy review due next month despite retail inflation surging to an eight-month high in June. For the most part of the day, the Sensex and Nifty traded on a firm note on the back of sustained buying interest in technology, auto and pharma stocks. The sentiment on the Street was boosted on optimism that India, which imports almost a third of its crude requirements, would benefit from weak oil prices on the back of the Iran nuclear deal. The Sensex advanced 265 points to close above 28198 and the Nifty jumped 70 points to close above its crucial psychological level of 8500 at 8524 as sentiment turned positive tracking developments in Iran and Greece over last few days. Today nifty made a high of 8531 and low 8462, total 69 points was played by nifty throughout the day.

NIFTY OUTLOOK FOR TUESDAY 14 JULY 2015

"BUY VEDL FUTURE ABOVE 149 TG 151.90/153.6 SL 146"
"BUY SBIN 280 CALL @ 3.6 TG 5.3/7.4"
The Sensex advanced 300 points to close at 27,961 and the Nifty rose 99 points to settle at 8,460 after sentiment on the Street got a boost as Greece struck a bailout deal with its creditors. In the first half of today's trading session, the Sensex and Nifty traded on a flat note as selling in capital goods, metals and banking stocks capped gains. However, in noon deals, the sentiment was boosted after Greece struck a bailout deal with its creditors hence ensuring that Greece would not fall out of euro zone. The Sensex advanced 299 points to provisionally close at 27960 and Nifty advanced 100 points to settle at 8461.