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October 13, 2014
13 October 2014
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Chg. %
26,297.4
26,637.3
-1.28%
NIFTY 50
7,860.0
7,960.6
-1.26%
CNX 500
6,330.4
6,416.4
-1.34%
11,230.8
11,407.9
-1.55%
SENSEX 30
CNX MIDCAP
Global
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NIKKEI
15300.55
15478.93
-1.15%
HANGSENG
23088.54
23534.53
-1.90%
6339.97
6431.85
-1.43%
4276.237
4378.336
-2.33%
16544.1
16659.25
-0.69%
Advance
Decline
T/O(mn)
NSE
396
1136
158573
BSE
998
1910
Curr. Spot
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Chg.%
USD/INR
61.335
61.055
0.46%
77.6544
77.9297
-0.35%
0.5692
0.5662
0.53%
FTSE
NASDAQ
DJIA
Market depth
EURO/INR
JPY/INR
GBP/INR
98.4698
98.9973
-0.53%
8.456
8.468
-0.14%
Net Invest
9-Oct*
MTD
CYTD
(103)
13710
6574
16002
107475
(US$mn)
MFs(us$mn)
*NSE as per provisional
Nif. Gainers
Chg. %
Nif. Losers
Chg. %
INFY
6.51
JINDALSTEL
-5.85
HCLTECH
2.34
NMDC
-5.35
ASIANPAINT
1.37
TATAMOTORS
-4.94
BHEL
1.05
HINDALCO
-4.53
HEROMOTOCO
0.84
TATASTEEL
-4.27
quarter earnings.
Buy(mn)
Sell (mn)
Net(mn)
12,578.56
27,217.08
-14,638.52
INDEX FUT
IND.OPTIONS
189,707.27
167,483.87
22,223.40
STOCK FUT
23,832.52
25,595.36
-1,762.84
ST. OPTIONS
38,762.56
38,891.49
-128.93
Global risk appetite remained weak as investors were uncertain about the global
economic growth.
The Indian rupee depreciated on fresh demand for the US currency from banks and
importers due to firm dollar overseas and sharp fall in domestic equities.
Indias foreign exchange reserves fell for the fifth straight week to close $2.755 billion
lower at $311.427 billion, a five-month low during the week ended October 3, 2014.
India Factory output growth slowed to five-month low of 0.4% in August mainly due
to contraction in manufacturing and capital goods.
Global Macro
Japan consumer sentiment index for general households, which includes views on
"overall livelihood," incomes, jobs and readiness to buy durable goods, was at 39.9
in September, down from 41.2 in August.
UK construction output slid 3.9% on the month in August and fell YoY for the first
time since May 2013, by 0.3%.
US import prices fell 0.5% in September as the cost of petroleum products declined
and a strong dollar made it cheaper for Americans to buy goods from the EU. Export
prices fell 0.2% during the month.
Corporate Buzz
Infosys expects revenue in the FY15 to rise 7-9%, maintaining the guidance it had
given in July
Reliance Industries is planning to sell its 45% stake in the US' Eagle Ford shale
acreage for around US$4.5bn.
FII Deri.
Benchmark shares shaved of most of Thursdays gain on Friday amid weak global
cues even as Infosys surged nearly 7% on the back of better-than expected second
Chg. %
G-Sec 10yr
FIIs
M&M will stop production for four days this month across its tractor plants located at
Rudrapur and Jaipur in the wake of weak demand.
Fitch Ratings revised the Outlook on JLR, subsidiary of Tata Motors, outlook to
"Positive" from "stable" on continued strong operational performance.
ADR
Chg. %
ADR
Chg.%
HDFC BANK
-2.3%
TATA MOTORS
-3.1%
ICICI BANK
-1.6%
WIPRO
-0.3%
INFOSYS
DR REDDY
Commodities
BRENT CRUDE
5.7%
Suzlon plans to list its German subsidiary Senvion on the London Stock Exchange
through an initial public offer, which is likely to garner close to INR 70bn.
-0.9%
Network18 narrowed its net loss in to INR 148mn in 2QFY15 as against INR 169mn
in 2QFY14. Revenues grew 11.2%YoY to INR 6.69bn.
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Chg. %
90.21
90.05
0.2%
GOLD $/OZ
1219.00
1226.75
-0.6%
2920.00
2920.00
0.0%
6703.00
6777.00
-1.1%
1901.75
1920.10
-1.0%
65.52
65.52
0.0%
NMDC and NALCO to set up a thermal power plant in Madhya Pradesh at a cost of
INR 220bn.
Aban Offshore received two firm orders worth US$91.33mn each for the deployment
of jack-up rigs for a period of three years.
Outlook
Benchmark indices are likely on a cautious note bolstered by demand for safe haven
assets on worries about the health of the global economy with slowdowns evident in
Europe.
Supports / Resistances
NIFTY
S1
S2
7590
7800
R1
R2
New high
Nifty has been on a long term up trend. The Index is currently on a corrective decline from its new high. The significant support is place at
7800 level. The market continues to be buying on dips. We maintain our bullish stance on the Nifty.
S1
ACC
S2
PIVOT
R1
R2
1389
1381
1403
1411
1425
AMBUJACEM
210
208
213
214
217
ASIANPAINT
649
631
661
679
691
AXISBANK
376
373
380
383
387
2329
2292
2349
2386
2406
BANKBARODA
853
842
864
875
886
BHARTIARTL
387
383
395
399
406
BHEL
216
209
220
227
232
BAJAJ-AUTO
Trading guidelines
This model is based on the premise that the PIVOT is the most
important price level that decides the intraday trend. Much like how
the door or a window hangs by a hinge and sways in the wind, the
intraday trend also hangs by this PIVOT LEVEL and swings
because of the demand-supply, volatility and market sentiments
prevailing in the market. Hence its importance in intraday trading.
Wait for the market price to stabilize after opening in the first 30
BPCL
664
659
673
678
687
CAIRN
282
276
289
295
301
CIPLA
580
571
589
599
608
COALINDIA
332
329
337
340
344
DLF
DRREDDY
GAIL
149
145
153
157
160
2960
2933
3003
3030
3072
440
433
443
450
454
GRASIM
3374
3350
3432
3456
3514
HCLTECH
1707
1669
1725
1763
1781
HDFC
988
977
1015
1026
1052
HDFCBANK
859
852
872
879
892
2789
2723
2831
2897
2938
HINDALCO
148
146
151
154
157
HINDUNILVR
711
706
724
729
742
HEROMOTOCO
ICICIBANK
minutes of trading.
Stop loss
1442
1433
1462
1472
1492
Since you are aware of the 'potential returns' at the time of initiating an
IDFC
138
136
140
142
144
intraday trade (difference between the entry price and profit targets), you
INDUSINDBK
618
611
624
631
636
3717
3477
3812
4052
4148
ITC
346
343
356
359
369
JINDALSTEL
151
148
158
161
167
INFY
KOTAKBANK
992
984
1006
1014
1028
LT
1444
1427
1461
1478
1495
LUPIN
1320
1310
1330
1340
1350
If you have already initiated a trade with clear-cut profit targets and a stop
M&M
1297
1282
1330
1345
1378
loss level, and find during the course of the trading day that the market
MARUTI
2936
2912
2965
2989
3018
turns and goes the other way and crosses the TREND LEVEL, then trade
NMDC
147
144
154
157
163
again: For instance, if your first trade was a LONG trade and the market
NTPC
140
138
141
144
144
price drops through the TREND LEVEL to lower price levels, then GO
ONGC
401
399
406
408
413
SHORT and if your first trade was a SHORT trade and the market price
PNB
891
871
900
919
928
POWERGRID
135
134
136
137
139
RELIANCE
945
924
957
978
990
SBIN
2424
2399
2459
2484
2519
SSLT
245
241
252
257
264
SUNPHARMA
806
788
818
836
848
TATAMOTORS
482
473
498
507
524
TATAPOWER
82
81
83
84
85
TATASTEEL
441
436
450
455
464
TCS
2650
2630
2688
2708
2747
TECHM
2305
2272
2345
2378
2418
ULTRACEMCO
2444
2424
2497
2517
2570
WIPRO
574
568
587
593
606
ZEEL
316
313
319
322
326
Alternate strategy
rises through the TREND LEVEL to higher price levels, then GO LONG.
S1, S2 are the immediate support levels.
R1, R2 are the immediate resistance levels.
Chola Securities is a leading southern India based Stock broker. Our focus area of coverage within the Indian market is Mid and small caps with a focus on
companies from southern India.
Our Institutional Equities services are carried out in partnership with RCCR, a boutique Investment research and Corporate Advisory firm founded by a
team with extensive experience in the Asset management industry.
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