NIFTY OUTLOOK FOR WEDNESDAY, 27 MAY 2015

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Domestic equity market fell for the second consecutive trading session on Tuesday. Poor quarterly numbers coupled with strengthening of dollar and profit booking ahead of May month F&O expiry made the markets to fall. The Sensex and Nifty plunged 112 points and 30 points to 27531 and 8339, respectively, on May 26. Nifty opened at 8377 made a high of 8378 and low of 8320, total 58 points was played by nifty throughout the day.

NIFTY OUTLOOK FOR 26-MAY-2015

The BSE Sensex fell on Monday, tracking weaker regional shares as fears about earlier-than-expected US rate hikes weighed on sentiment. Nifty dived below the crucial 8400 mark due to widespread profit-booking after recent gains amid lower-than-expected earnings numbers from ITC. Nifty slipped below 8400 level by falling 88 points, to close at 8370. Intraday, it shuttled between 8364 and 8441.After a weak trading session, the market ended on lower note. The Sensex was down 310 points at 27646 and the Nifty ended down 91 points at 8367.

NIFTY TECHNICAL REPORT FOR NEXT WEEK 25-05 -2015

WEEKLY CHART FOR NIFTY 

WEEKLY RESISTANCE: 8490,8562,8747,8932 
WEEKLY SUPPORT:  8305,8192,8007,7822
DAILY CHAT FOR NIFTY

 

















DAILY RESISTANCE: 8493, 8534, 8621,8708
DAILY SUPPORT:  8406, 8360, 8273,8186

The Sensex rallying 148 points on Friday at 27957, and the Nifty up 38 points at 8459. Sensex ends 148 points higher; Nifty above 8450; SBI loses steam on higher restructured loans. The stock markets closed at their 4-week highs, with the benchmark Sensex ending the day with gains of 148 points. The broader Nifty added 38 points to finish off at 8,459, as investors appear to be buying equities on comfort that the RBI may ease rates in June, while the US Federal Reserve may not raise rates any time soon.

NIFTY OUTLOOK FOR MONDAY 25-MAY-2015

This week, we saw markets edging higher on rate cut hopes despite volatility brought by Q4 results of heavyweights.  The stock markets closed at their 4-week highs, with the benchmark Sensex ending the day with gains of 148 points. The Nifty, too added 38 points to finish off at 8459, as investors appear to be buying equities on comfort that the RBI may ease rates in June, while the US Federal Reserve may not raise rates any time soon. The markets today opened with a positive and remained positive without much movement due to decline in India VIX, which is down at around 2.67% indicates stable outlook ahead of F&O expiry next week. The Sensex today closed 148 points up at 27957 after briefly staying above the psychological 28K-level on better-than-estimated corporate earnings and firm Asian cues. The Nifty was at 8421, up 7 points. It touched a high of 8440 and a low of 8420 in trade today. Nifty rallied to a high of 8489, just ten points shy from 8500-mark, before settling at 8458. Such volatility is likely to continue as about 40% of Sensex constituent’s results are awaited. This might impact the pace of Index moving to higher levels as the result expectation balance 40% are low.

NIFTY OUTLOOK FOR FRIDAY 22-MAY-2015

“BUY WIPRO ABOVE 566 TGT 573 SL 560”           
“SELL IDEA BELOW 171 TGT 166 SL 175” 

The stock markets seem to have entered a consolidation mode, keenly waiting the June 2 monetary policy review by the RBI, which is widely expected to ease lending rates in the backdrop of weak factory output growth and a benign inflation scenario. The benchmark indices opened the session with gains, but slipped into the red soon. Nifty cutting losses to claw its way back past the crucial 8400 levels. Forecasts of a timely monsoon have also strengthened hopes that the central bank would cut rate on June 2 to spur investment and consumption.In absence of any major cues, market consolidated in a narrow range on Thursday and closed almost unchanged.The Sensex closes 0.10%, or 27 points, lower at 27809, while the Nifty closes flat at 8421 points.

NIFTY OUTLOOK FOR THURSDAY 21-MAY-2015

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As market is edging higher on rate cut expectations and easing in FII selling, today the trend was positive with limited volatility. The markets opened with a positive and remained in positive zone through the day, without much volatility. Nifty today opened at 8392, made an intraday high and low of 8440 and 8391 respectively and finally closed at 8423 up around 57 points.  But the market breadth turned flat.

NIFTY OUTLOOK FOR WEDNESDAY 20-MAY-2015

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The current month Nifty futures saw unwinding by players. After a weak start, equity traded volatile on Tuesday and closed flat in the end. Nifty, after reclaiming the 8400 mark, touched the session’s high of 8427 intra-day, before succumbing to selling pressure at higher levels and settled the day lower by 8 points, at 8365. Nifty opened with a negative bias and later it made a high at 8427, but in the second half it closed at 8365 down around 8 points, despite strong international cues. Nifty had surged to breach 8400-level at 8427, up 54 points from the previous close. The index, however, shed almost 100 points from day's high to a low at 8335. The Nifty eventually ended with a marginal loss of eight points at 8366.

NIFTY TECHNICAL REPORT FOR NEXT WEEK 18-05 -2015

Sensex up 118 pts at 27324, Nifty ends up 0.3% and 38.15 points at 8262.  Indian equity ended the Friday’s session with a gain of around half a percent as investors remained hopeful of Reserve Bank of India slashing the key policy rate to fuel investments and propel growth. Markets, after a cautious start, gained and traded mostly in the green terrain throughout the session and hold their crucial levels Sensex 27,300 and Nifty 8250.On a day marked by volatility, stock market closed higher, led by gains in financial scrips, on hopes that the Reserve Bank of India would cut interest rates on or before its monetary policy.