NIFTY OUTLOOK & OPTION CALL PUT TIPS FOR 31 JULY 2020

F&O July series expired in the red due to selling in the financial & energy stocks however, pharma and IT positive for the day. The Sensex slipped 335 points to settle at 37736 levels. Nifty ended at 11102 down 101 points. Global markets faded as a status quo in policy by the US Fed Reserve failed to offset tepid business outlook and resurgence in virus cases around the world. Investors will be looking at commentary emerging from today’s meeting between the PM and key economic regulators. Stock specific action expected to continue.

NIFTY OUTLOOK & OPTION CALL PUT TIPS FOR 29 JULY 2020

Bulls are back action, after a negative Monday closing, the stock markets today bounced back strongly posting significant gains in the day’s trade. Both the Sensex and Nifty were up by around 1.5% at the close. While the Sensex was trading at 38492, up by over 558 points at the end of day’s trade, the broader market Nifty closed at 11300, up by over 168 points. Going ahead, the FOMC meet outcome (on 29th July) would be one of the key events to watch out for. Besides, the key economic data points would provide more clarity on the recovery in the economy. On the domestic front, earnings announcements from companies and auto sales numbers would be on investors’ radar. We advise continuing with a positive yet cautious approach as Nifty is inching closer to the next hurdle at 10355 levels. But it can be summarized that we have crossed the range bound movement. The markets should now be headed to 11400-11500 levels. The new support the market needs to respect on the downside is 11150.
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Resistance: 11400, 11500, 11600

Support: 11150, 11050, 10950

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The bulls have done very well for themselves today. At close, the Sensex was up 99 points at 36693, and the Nifty was up 34 points at 10802. Nifty index opened positive and headed towards 10900 zones but follow up buying was missing due to underperformance of Banking stocks. It closed positive with the gains of around 35 points but formed a Bearish candle as it closed lower than its opening zones. It was consolidating in between 10685 to 10855 zones in the last entire week and now follow up is missing even after surpassing above 10875 zones. 

NIFY OUTLOOK & OPTION CALL PUT TIPS FOR 25 JUNE 2020

Bears griped the market is the last hour of trades on Wednesday & closed the day below 10500 mark. Traders turned cautious in domestic market amid weakness in Asian indices including Nikkie, Hong Kong and Nifty. Sensex closed 561 points lower at 34868 and Nifty fell 165 points lower to 10305. Earlier at opening bell, Sensex rose 250 points higher at 35679 and Nifty climbed 58 points higher at 10529.  With immediate effect from date of President's nod on the ordinance, cooperative banks will come under the RBI supervision now. As a result, Nifty Bank slips 900 points; down over 4% .India's economy is likely to shrink by 5.3% this fiscal, the lowest GDP growth in the Indian history and the sixth instance of economic contraction. The disorder caused by the COVID-19 pandemic unfolded with such a speed and scale that the disruption in production, breakdown of supply chains/trade channels and total wash out of activities in aviation (some activities have started now), tourism, hotels and hospitality sectors will not allow the economic activity to return to normalcy throughout FY21. As a result, besides contracting for the whole year, GDP will contract in each quarter in FY21 (April 2020 to March 2021). However, the GDP growth would bounce back in the range of 5-6% in FY22 (April 2021 to March 2022), aided by base effect and return of gradual normalcy in the domestic as well as global economy. India's gross domestic product (GDP) will contract 5.3% in FY21. This will be the lowest GDP growth in the Indian history (Indian GDP data is available from FY51) and sixth instance of economic contraction, others being in FY58, FY66, FY67, FY73 and FY80; the previous low was negative 5.2% in FY80.

NIFTY WEEKLY REPORT & VIEW FOR NEXT WEEK 22 JUNE TO 26 JUNE 2020

WEEKLY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 10397, 10604,10873 

PIVOT POINT: 10149

WEEKLY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY:  10026, 9830, 9654

WEEKLY CHART FOR NIFTY

DAILY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 10289, 10485, 10608

PIVOT POINT: 10113

DAILY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY:  10213, 10171, 10003

DAILY CHART FOR NIFTY

Last Friday’s v-shaped recovery turned out to be a deception for most of the bulls and including us, most of the participants expected a good start of the week. The rising concerns over the second wave of coronavirus is haunting market participants across the globe. The US markets had fallen nearly 10% last week and Monday morning, the start for the Dow Jones Futures was very much in continuation with this sell off. These clearly had a rub off effect on our markets as well and hence, post the moderate gap down opening on Monday; we extended losses in the first half to test sub-9750 levels. Fortunately, the damage was not as severe as it was looking at one point. Due to decent recovery in the last couple of hours, the Nifty managed to reclaim the 9800 mark at the close on Monday. When we closed on Monday, DOW future was trading deeply in red and there was complete turnaround seen overnight. US markets saw v-shaped recovery to close well inside the positive territory and Tuesday morning too the DOW future started with a bang. Undoubtedly we had to follow these cues and as a result, we started with a good bump up at the opening beyond the 10000 mark. Post this, market consolidated and looked a bit uncomfortable at higher levels. After Tuesday’s wild swings, on Wednesday our markets started slightly lower on the back of sluggish negative cues. However, the initial decline was immediately bought into and thereafter index slipped into a consolidation mode. In the midst of this, index slowly and gradually moved towards the 10000 mark. However, once again we failed to sustain at higher levels and saw a decent dip in last one hour of trade to conclude with nominal cut.

Our markets were undergoing some stressful atmosphere ever since the news came out of the scuffle at the India-China border on Tuesday. Hence, we could see our markets struggling at higher levels and were trading around the lower end of the consolidation range. Thursday morning, it was surprising to see that we started on a flat note despite Global markets were trading strongly in red and Nifty too indicated a gap down opening below 9800. Throughout the day, we maintained our positive posture and with the help of strong surge in the latter half, the Nifty managed to clock handsome gains over two percent. On Friday The Sensex was up 500 points at 34764 levels and the Nifty50 index hovered around 10210-mark. It has been good week for the global markets as positive sentiment on reopening the economies overshadowed reports of fresh covid cases in the US and China. Market mood was supported by a gradual resumption in business activities and an earlier-than-expected normalization in certain consumption sectors.

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WEEKLY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 10000, 10200,10500
PIVOT POINT: 9900

WEEKLY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY:  9800, 9600, 9400

WEEKLY CHART FOR NIFTY

DAILY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 10000, 10100, 10200

PIVOT POINT: 9950

DAILY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY:  9900, 9800, 9700

DAILY CHART FOR NIFTY

Nifty opened with a gap up on Monday in line with strong global cues, but failed to surpass its crucial hurdle at 10,333 level. It consolidated in the initial hour of trade, but gradually drifted towards the 10,150 level in the latter part of the day.  Tuesday’s session once again saw Nifty start near the 100-DMA, which currently stands at 10276. After testing the day’s high near 10,291, Nifty came off over 250 points from the high point of the day. While showing no intention to recover, the headline index ended near the low with a net loss of 120 points. Wednesday market ended in the positive territory, supported by last-minute buying in counters such as Reliance Industries (RIL), HDFC, TCS, ICICI Bank, and IndusInd Bank. Nifty ended at 10,116, up 69 points . Thursday market had opened higher, shrugging off worries over the US Federal Reserve's grim outlook for a speedy economic recovery. However, the opening gains were soon erased as fears of a second wave of coronavirus and the Supreme Court's (SC) observations in the adjusted gross revenue (AGR) case weighed on market movers. the Sensex fell 708 points, to 33538, Nifty settled 214 points lower at 9902. Friday Indian markets made a dramatic intra-day comeback to end higher. The Sensex closed 242 points higher at 33780 after being down about 1200 points at day's low. A positive start in European markets, coupled with strong gains in index heavyweight Reliance Industries, powered the recovery. Dow futures were up about 600 points. The broader Nifty today settled 0.7% higher at 9972, recovering from day's low of 9544.

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Bears tighten their grip on dalal Street & took the indices 2% down. The market had opened higher, shrugging off worries over the US Federal Reserve's grim outlook for a speedy economic recovery. However, the opening gains were soon erased as fears of a second wave of coronavirus and the Supreme Court's (SC) observations in the adjusted gross revenue (AGR) case weighed on market movers. the Sensex fell 708 points, to 33538, Nifty settled 214 points lower at 9902.

NIFTY OUTLOOK & OPTION CALL PUT TIPS FOR 5 JUNE 2020

A volatile trading session ended lower. The indices were trading with over half a per cent cut in Thursday's session ahead of the index F&O weekly expiry. Market broke the 6-day winning momentum and ended lower in the volatile trade on June 4 with Nifty able to close above 10000 mark. At close, the Sensex was down 128 points at 33980, while Nifty was down 32 points at 10029.

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Volatility ruled the roost. After opening just near 9100 mark at 9099.75 it made a high of 9161 then suddenly nifty falls like anything and came down to 8996 but finally bulls tried show some enthusiasm and came back  to track & finally closed the day at 9029 in loss of 10 points. The Sensex slipped 477 points from day's high to settle at 30609. Today’s downfall weighed by information technology (IT) and pharmaceutical stocks.

NIFTY OUTLOOK & OPTION CALL PUT TIPS FOR 12 MAY 2020

A rangeboound trading session, in continuation of a prevailing consolidation phase ended on flat note. The nifty opened with strong gains, following supportive global cues but the pressure in the index majors mainly from the banking space erased all the gains by the end. However, rebound in the auto and IT majors capped the downside. The Sensex erases entire gains, ends 81 points lower while Nifty slips below 9250 mark & closed at 9239 , after making intraday high of 9439 & low of 9219.

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WEEKLY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 9200, 9500,10000
PIVOT POINT: 8500

WEEKLY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY:  8300, 8100, 7800

WEEKLY CHART FOR NIFTY

DAILY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 8900, 9000, 9100
PIVOT POINT: 8550

DAILY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY:  8300, 8200, 8100

DAILY CHART FOR NIFTY

This is clearly one of the worst phases the whole world is undergoing at present. Not only in terms of financials or economies but also in terms of health crisis. This uncertainty due to coronavirus pandemic is weighing down heavily on markets across the globe and it was yet another day of carnage for Indian markets. We opened the week significantly lower and after initial trades locked into a lower circuit for the second time in last 7 sessions. Unlike the previous circuit day, yesterday we didn’t even see a mild recovery; in fact the selling augmented to conclude yet another terrible day with a cut of 13%. Worldwide the trading screen was positive early in the morning on Tuesday  after US FED announced some measures to support the US economy in such difficult times. Hence, we had a good bump up at the opening after Monday’s mayhem. But surprisingly, we lost all the sheen in initial trades to slide tad below Monday’s low. Finally after an hour, market stabilised and started moving. Despite US markets posting a colossal overnight rally, we started the wednesday marginally in the red, which was mainly a hangover of PM Modi’s announcement on country lockdown for 21 days. After initial hiccups, we finally joined hands with our global peers and a strong buying across the board thereafter pushed Nifty significantly higher to reclaim the 8300 mark. Wednesday’s colossal rally was followed by a positive start for the thursday, despite some sluggishness in the global peers. After some initial consolidation, our markets picked up strong momentum to post positive close for the third consecutive day. Despite some intraday declines, the Nifty managed to add yet another three percent gains to Wednesday’s relief move and concluded the terrifying March series with nearly 15% recovery from lows.

NIFTY: A STRONG SUPPORT WILL BE @ 9500; STRONG RESISTANCE LEVEL SEEN @7500

Let see how things shape up on the global front now. If we see the relief move getting extended in global markets, we would see some extension of this week move in our markets. For the coming session, 8000-7500 remains to be a key support; whereas on the higher side, 9000-9500 is the level to watch out for. If Nifty has to continue some relief move, the Nifty needs to surpass this hurdle convincingly to head towards 10000.

TECHNICALLY SPEAKING.

Since Tuesday morning, almost all world markets were looking jubilant and despite we closing in the green, the reaction from our markets is not as similar as the rest of the world. Nevertheless, we have managed to defend 7500 and have shown some signs of relief on tuesday. markets are hinting towards a possible rebound and it was very much overdue also after recent relentless fall. All markets across the globe were deeply oversold and hence, a decent bounce back was on cards. For the day, we were observing 8000 as a crucial hurdle. The moment index surpassed and stayed for few minutes, we saw strong bout of short covering thereafter to head towards the mentioned zone of 8200 - 8400. Now market has given the most awaited rebound, but traders should not get carried away by this. It may extend further also, but the uncertainty with respect to coronavirus is still looming over. Till the time it does not subside considerably, we should avoid aggressive bets in the market. At present, it’s advisable to take one step at a time and momentum traders should look to book profits on a regular basis. Nifty precisely met the levels of 8200-8400-8600 one after another. Now technically speaking, the Nifty has displayed first sign of strength i.e. a convincing close above ‘5 day EMA’ after a month. In addition, the ‘RSI-Smoothened’ on daily chart has confirmed a positive crossover in deep oversold territory. Considering all this, we may see this up move getting extended from hereon. Going by technical observations if Nifty manages to stay beyond 8700- 8800 levels then we may see extension of the rally towards 9500-10000. Obviously we need not forget that current situation is different due to pandemic across the globe and hence, a possibility of whipsaws cannot be rules out. If above mentioned technical set up has to work well, things with respect to coronavirus should not aggravate in coming days.

NIFTY WEEKLY OUTLOOK & OPTION CALL PUT TIPS FOR 23 MARCH TO 27 MARCH 2020

WEEKLY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 9200, 9500,10000

 PIVOT POINT: 8500

WEEKLY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY:  8300, 8100, 7800

WEEKLY CHART FOR NIFTY

DAILY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 8900, 9000, 9100
PIVOT POINT: 8550

DAILY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY:  8300, 8200, 8100

DAILY CHART FOR NIFTY

Whatever we have witnessed over the past few days, it’s clearly once in a lifetime phenomenon. Market has taught everyone, we should never underestimate the ‘Uncertainty’. Every day, market is bleeding as if there is no tomorrow; because people are clue less and don’t know how and when we are going to come out of this. After Friday’s recovery, many must have thought the short term bottom is made but this hope did not last too long. Within three subsequent sessions, Friday’s low was not only tested but also broken quite convincingly. The indices started the week with a huge gap down opening and resumed the downtrend to end with a cut of over 7%. Looking at the positive U.S. Futures market, our markets started trading marginally positive on Tuesday. However, post consolidating in a range, the broader markets again witnessed selling pressure in the later half and ended the session with a cut of two and a half percent. Wednesday our markets kept sinking throughout the day to conclude below 8500 with yet another severe cut of over 5%.  The indices again started trading for the day with a significant gap down opening of about 500 points in Thursday session to breach the 8000 mark. The index remained under pressure till noon but then a sudden bout of recovery in the later half led to an up move and the index recovered all the losses to trade with gains of about 100 points. However, we again saw some selling pressure in the last half an hour to end this volatile day with a loss of over 200 points at 8263. On account of strong global cues Post-Wall Street rebound, the Indian Indices surged around 5.75 per cent on World Happiness Day. The Sensex shot up 1627 points and closed at 29915 levels while Nifty soared 482 points and closed at 8745 levels. This rise in the Indian indices was mainly due to the fresh buying in energy, oil and gas and metal stocks.

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Corona continues to fear the stock market even Tuesday 17 march 2020 following biggest one-day routs in history as headlines about the coronavirus outbreak and its global economic impact whiplashed investor sentiment.  The Sensex ended at 30579, down 811 points while Nifty ended at 8967 levels, down 230 points. The second emergency cut in interest rates by the U.S. central bank in a fortnight only added to the sense of panic among investors, worried that the coronavirus pandemic is paralyzing supply chains and squeezing company finances.

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After a gap down opening market shown a quick recovery from the lows and closed flattish. The Sensex ended at 35697, up 62 points while Nifty ended just 7 points higher at 10458 levels. Global impact of coronavirus which is still spreading at high rate in countries other than China and collapse of oil prices are having a catastrophic effect. Rate cuts and stimulus measures are not working at the time being. Even though risk concerns continue to remain elevated, inflow into domestic equity mutual fund surged to highest level in 11 months indicating investor confidence on a long-term perspective. Going ahead rate sensitive stocks are likely to remain focused as consensus estimate show CPI inflation for the month of February eased to 6.80 per cent. But market expects RBI to cut rate in the next policy.

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Bulls have shown some strength to taken nifty back to recovery zone & finally closed the day above 11300 mark. Market took positive cues from the speculations that policymakers around the world would move to ease the economic fallout due to rapidly spreading coronavirus, ahead of a conference call by Group of Seven heads. Finance ministers from the group are expected to hold a conference call today. Efforts on developing drugs for treating Covid-19 are showing some results. Drugs to treat the novel coronavirus could be available by this summer or fall, US Vice President Mike Pence said on Monday. The Sensex rallied 480 points to settle at 38623 while Nifty ended at 11303, up 170 points. Nifty started the day from 11217 made a high of 11342 and low of 11152. 

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WEEKLY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 12300, 12400,12500

 PIVOT POINT: 12200

WEEKLY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY:  12100, 12000, 11900

WEEKLY CHART FOR NIFTY

DAILY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 12275, 12325, 12375

PIVOT POINT: 12200

DAILY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY:  12150, 12100, 12050

DAILY CHART FOR NIFTY

On Monday Inspite of subdued global cues, the Nifty started the week on a positive note with gains of around 30 points. It, however, lacked follow up move to cross the recent high of 12293 and gave up gains in the first few hours. In the second half, however, after making an intraday low of 12213 Index bounced back sharply to end with marginal gains tad above 12250 levels.  On Tuesday In the absence of any trigger, our markets started on a mild negative note and with open high scenario crept lower for the first half. During the mid-session, Index attempted a strong bounce-back however in the last hour there was a sharp selloff as Nifty ended with a loss of 0.71% at 12168. On Wednesday 1st day of 2020 the Nifty started the calendar year on a positive note with gains of around 30 points, however, post that there was no major action in Index. Nifty gyrated within a very narrow range throughout the day and ended with marginal gains at 12182. On Thursday, the session clearly belonged to handful of heavyweight movers and midcaps from the Derivatives segment. Clearly it was a feast for FO traders as so many liquid names clocked good intraday rally. As far as Nifty is concerned, marquee names likes RIL, HDFC Twins, ICICI Bank and not to forget Larsen and Toubro, who finally looked like coming out of the slumber. When these names start moving then no brainer the benchmark had to do well. This is what we saw and throughout the day, the buying momentum continued in the market. Market breadth was slightly negative on Friday after US military killed Iran Revolutionary Guards' commander Qasem Soleimani in a surprise air-strike. The middle-east tensions sent Brent Crude Futures soaring, while market sentiment turned sour at D-Street. The Sensex, which hit an intra-day low of 41348, recovered slightly in the fag-end of the session and settled 162 points, lower at 41464 level. The Nifty lost 55 points, to settle at 12226 marks. Bears try to pounce on back of the global development and push index lower.

NIFTY: A STRONG SUPPORT WILL BE @ 12100; STRONG RESISTANCE LEVEL SEEN @12300

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New day new high!!!! Bulls continued to rule the street. Continuing their bull run, market ended at fresh closing high on Wednesday, led by buying in financial, auto and metal counters. Optimism surrounding the signing of the first phase of a US-China trade deal also boosted investor sentiment.  The Sensex climbed 199 points to end at 41021, - its fresh closing peak. It was the first time that the index settled above the crucial 41000-mark.

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NIFTY TODAY

Bulls are back on the driver seat!!! November has turned out to be the best derivatives series for the Nifty index so far this year. The Nifty barometer Nifty has jumped 7% during the series.  Nifty ended higher by more than 1% on Thursday, as dovish comments from the US Federal Reserve chairman boosted investor sentiment. The Nifty closed 1.21% higher at 10858, while the Sensex ended up 1.27% at 36170. 

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UPDATES FOR NIFTY TRADING TODAY

RUPEE V/S DOLLAR 

 The rupee continued to rule firm for the third consecutive day today by gaining another 11 paise to 61.13 per dollar on persistent selling of the US currency by banks and exporters in view of strong foreign capital inflows. 

WORLD MARKET UPDATE

NIFTY OUTLOOK FOR 20-JUN-2013

Tata motors future call given yesterday achieved target and the call of ITC was not executed.

NIFTY OUTLOOK FOR TOMORROW

Nifty closed at 5822 nearly 9 points up today. There was not much move witnessed in the market ,5810 acted as support line for index. It fluctuated nearly 15 points above and below. The three day old rally in the Nifty has been halted at the altar of profit taking in the much anticipated supply zone between 5810 and 5830 ....