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Nifty Trend 
 

Weekly Newsletter.

Week : July 14- 18.

 

Nifty Index 

Resistance 

4486
4359
4275
4148

Support  

3950
3850
3642
3528

 

 

Monday morning we may see a gap down opening due to 1) Sell of in US and Europe markets  2) Crude at 147. In spite of this negative cues we still advice to buy into quality scrip's at the lower levels. We are in the middle of  a upward rally .Corrections as seen on Friday  are only to shake off the weaker hands.

Strategies for the investors should be buy into quality scripts. Investors can identify the companies who have paid higher advance tax  ,start accumulating in comfortable lots at lower levels and you will definitely find buyers ( FIIs Included)  around the result dates. Investors should hold on to their earlier investments until the end of the result season (in short this is not the time to sell). Traders can trade with a long bias (with Stop losses) . 

Keeping Shorts open in result season is dangerous, incase of any unexpected positive performance or bonuses / dividends / buy backs the stock can rally up to its previous highs, In case of poor performance, since most of the stocks are already beaten down the the downside will be too little.  

Dow and Nasdaq is in the oversold zone, so both of them is waiting for a trigger to start its next up move.

Many of the business channel gives  wide importance to FII cash figures. The fact of the matter is by just seeing a sell XXXX figure on FII cash one cannot exactly conclude FII has sold Stocks worth XXXX amount. Since one has to take  Index futures, Stock futures, Index options and Stock options in account.  Now one cannot get any details on index options or stock options as it can be both put and call options( It could also be a part of strangle strategy) . These days since many of the stock futures are trading at a discount to the cash rates many FIIs will find it prudent to sell in the cash market at the higher rate and buy the future which is trading at a lower rate. Some sense can be made out from the FII cash, FII Index futures, FII Stock Futures all taken into account  Lets take the FII figures from July 1st onwards 

Date FII Cash MF Cash FII Index Futures FII Stock Futures Net FII Index Futures

Exposure

= FII Index Futures * 5

Net FII Stocks Futures

Exposure

= FII Stock Futures * 5 

1-Jul-08 174 -193 -662 258 -3310 1290
2-Jul-08 -350 300 1299 266 6495 1330
3-Jul-08 -703 241 133 246 665 1230
4-Jul-08 534 -66 -216 222 -1080 1110
7-Jul-08 -320 44 634 272 3170 1360
8-Jul-08 168.5 227 -653 94 -3265 470
Total  - 496.5 553 535 1358 2677 6790

The above table suggests a net investment of Rs 553 Crores by DIIS and  a net Investment Exposure of Rs 8971 Crores By FIIs ( -496.5 + 2677 + 6790) in between July 1-8. (Please note we have not taken index options and stock options into account as the data available includes both call and put options).

A long term investor ( Not a trader ) has taken a position in HDFC bank in the cash market by buying 100 shares at Rs 1500. He has a target of Rs 2000 (1 Year View )In mind and he has plans to hold on since he believes in the HDFC Bank story. Now in the panic which was created in the last week of June ,HDFC bank has come down to 945 Cash 930 Futures. The investor finds great value at 930 but he does not have further capital to bring in, One strategy open for him  is he can buy a HDFC Bank Futures contract (200 Shares) at say Rs 930 and sell his 100 HDFC Bank shares in the cash market. Now since he has sold of his cash market holdings he gets 94500 towards the sale of his cash market sales. A part of the Rs 94500 goes in as a margin for the future contract and he has freed up  about Rs 50,000 in his trading account. Now as far as his HDFC Bank Position is  concerned his price of acquisition has come down to 1225 and the number of shares has gone up to 200. He can  keep rolling the contract till his target of Rs 2000 . As and when the target is achieved his profit margin also increases substantially. Now a ill informed TV presenter will say the long term investor has sold of his cash holdings but the truth is he has increased the exposure on the same stock by twice the quantity. He has also freed up some capital .He has also  taken the advantage of the price arbitration ( price difference in  lower futures rate then the cash market rate) .

As for the Indian political scene with the Congress getting support of Samajwadi party, Congress will use the opportunity to go ahead with all the economic reforms which were stalled by the left. Privatization of the public sector, FDI proposals  will get a major boost, it may so happen Congress government may move at a very fast pace with economic reforms in the next 6 months . Stock markets generally bottoms out 6 months before the Economy does.    

The rally seen after the Left pull out was great. The trust vote results will be a major trigger which will take the Nifty into a new trading zone.  

 

Trial Trading  Calls 
 
Date Direction Futures Rate
1 Oct 2007 Long Maruti 1034 Futures
2 Oct 2007 Long Maruti 1034 Futures
3 Oct 2007  Long Ranbaxy 446 Futures
4 Oct 2007 Long IVRCL 454 Futures
5 Oct 2007  Long Patel Engg 493 Futures
8 Oct 2007  Long Patel Engg 493 Futures
9 Oct 2007  Long Jindal Steel 7020 Futures
10 Oct 2007  Long Purvankara 501 Futures--No Trade
11 Oct 2007  Long VSNL 521 Futures
12 Oct 2007  Long Alsthom Power 920 Cash
15 Oct 2007  Long HEG Ltd 256 Cash
16 Oct 2007  Long Hindalco 194 Futures
17 Oct 2007  Short Maha Seamless 525 Futures
19 Oct 2007 Short ICICI Bank 982 Fut--No Trade
22 Oct 2007  Short  TVS Motor 51.90 Fut--No Trade
23 Oct 2007  Long Hero Honda 780 Fut--No Trade
24 Oct 2007  Long Federal Bank 401 Futures
5 Nov 2007  Long UTI bank 960 Futures
6 Nov 2007  Long Petronet 95.60 Futures
7 Nov 2007 Long Syndicate bank 96.40 Futures
8 Nov 2007   Long  Patel Eng 770 Futures
13 Nov 2007  Short Satyam Comp 402 Fut--No Trade
14 Nov 2007  Long Indian Bank 171.50 Futures
15 Nov 2007  Long Nagar Fertilizer  68.80 Futures
16 Nov 2007  Long Cairn Energy 231 Fut--No Trade
19 Nov 2007  Long Shipping Corp 287 Futures
20 Nov 2007  Long Jindal Stainless 183.50 Futures
21 Nov 2007 Long  Parsvnath 369 Fut--Trade 4 Dec 
26 Nov 2007  Long  Voltas 226 Futures
27 Nov 2007  Long Indian bank 179 Futures
28 Nov 2007   Long Tata Chemicals 323 Futures
29 Nov 2007  Long Indus Ind Bank 117 Futures
30 Nov 2007  Long Century Textile 1188 Fut--No Trade
3 Dec 2007  Long  LIC HSG Fin 353 Futures
4 Dec 2007  Long SBI 2390 Fut-Trade 5 Dec
5 Dec 2007  Long GMR Infra 265 Futures
6 Dec 2007  Long IDEA 129 Futures
7 Dec 2007  Long HDFC 2868 Futures
10 Dec 2007  Long IDFC 227 Futures
17 Dec 2007  Long Cairn Energy 231 Futures
25 Jan 2008 Long Hind Oil Expo 104 Cash
5 Feb 2008 Long Tata Tea 865 Futures 
18 Feb 2008 Long  Tata Tele 42.70 Futures No Trade
9 April 2008 Long Reliance 2455 Futures 
15 April 2008 Long Divis lab  1462 Futures 
21 April 2008 Long  Strides Pharma 207 Futures No Trade
26 June 2008 Long  GMR Infra 102 Futures
       
       
International Markets Updates on  7 July 2008
Austria ATX Index Over Sold
 Belgium BEL 20 Index Over Sold
Bovespa Brazil Index Over Sold
DJIA Over Sold
FTSE 100 Over Sold
Frankfurt DAX Over Sold
Hang Seng Over Sold
Italian MBT Over Sold
Jakarta Comp Over Sold
Kuala Lumpur Over Sold
MSCI Over Sold
Madrid General Over Sold
Merval Argentina Over Sold
Mexico IPC Over Sold
Nasdaq Over Sold
Nikkei 225 Over Sold
Paris CAC Over Sold
Seoul Composite Over Sold
Shanghai Comp Over Sold
Singapore Strait Times Index Over Sold
Swiss Market Over Sold
   
Please Note

All the calls mentioned above have Exact Entry Points, Targets and Stop Loss Rates. Non Subscribers Should take the advice of their Personal Investment Advisor before entering into any of the above mentioned trades.

Suggestions or Feedback   Please do email us at : info@pfccapital.com

Short calls On certain Scrips or the Index does not any way indicate the fundamentals of the Scrip or the Index. Short calls are based on the Chart Formations and Weakness Displayed on Proprietary Technical Indicators Developed by PFC Capital IT.

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DISCLAIMER: The recommendations made herein do not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any of the securities mentioned. No representations is made that the recommendations contained herein will be profitable or that they will not result in losses. Readers using the information contained herein are solely responsible for their actions. The above recommendations are based purely on the theory of Technical Analysis and its interpretation as per PFC Capital.