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Nifty witnessed the high volatile session today & in the end made closing with marginal gain. In the upside still 5550 is the major resistance & closing above this resistance may guide the nifty future towards the level of 5700 in near run. In the downside the intraday support seems to be in the zone of 5400 to 5410. Closing below this support may slip the nifty future till the level of 5350 in near run
Intraday Calls

PUNJLLOYD
BUY @ CMP 108.85
SL 106.50
TARGET 112-114
Bhushan Steel Ltd.
Buy above 1870 (CMP : 1860.30)
Target : 1898-1920
Stoploss : 1852

Buy HSIL
SL 132
TARGET 148-152

Thinksoft Global Services Ltd
Buy @ 124 (CMP : 126.30)
Target : 130-136
Stoploss : 122

Buy Nilkamal
SL 320
TARGET: 335-338

Ganesh Housing Corporation Ltd
Buy @ 206 (CMP : 208.45)
Target : 215-225
Stoploss : 202

UCO Bank
Buy above 119 (CMP : 118.10)
Target : 125-134
Stoploss : 117

JACKPOT Call (For Short Term)

BEML
BUY NEAR 1050-1060
SL 990
TARGET 1150-1190

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Stock Calls/Market Tips For Today

Nifty Outlook & Analysis
Nifty Resistance
5110, 5125, 5135, 5150, 5165, 5185, 5200, 5220 
Nifty support
5070, 5060, 5045, 5025, 4995.
If Nifty remains above 5125-5135 zone, it will try to touch further higher levels. 
Above 5135 next major resistance will be faced at 5165-5185 zone. 
If nifty fails to touch or move above this zone, again Nifty will give up its gains and fall to lower levels.

Intraday Stock Tips

RELIANCE  CAPITAL
Buy this stock above 690
Targets of 696, 703, 709
Stop Loss at 682.

TATA MOTORS
Buy this stock above 764
Targets of 770, 775, 780
Stop Loss at 756.

SESAGOA
Above 355  
Target 364-375  
Stoploss  350

CenturyTxt
Buy Below 450
Target 465
Stoploss 435
(Very short term delivery call)

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Weekly Stock Update

Nifty commenced the last week on a flat note but moved higher to test 4,900 levels during the week. It ended its winning streak after facing stiff resistance at 4,900 level and ended the week below this mark after failing to breach this level decisively. From here, Nifty is expected to move within a range as suggested by its technical indicators as they are giving no clear indications. Also, a high volatility is expected to be the order of the week ahead of the budget and F&O expiry. Strong movements can be expected on the last trading session of the week when the budget will be announced. It can move downwards until 4,750 levels where it has got a strong support and if this level is breached, it can move further downwards until its next major support at 4,650, around which it will also get the support from 200 days exponential moving average. Upside, it has a resistance at 4,950 levels and Nifty can move higher only after breaching this level.

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Stocks To Watch

AXIS BANK(Sell)

CMP 1100
Target Price 1032
Stop Loss 1134
Support­/Resistance 1030/1100

Comment

• The stock has been rising steeply over the last few sessions and it is now expected to correct.
• Its momentum indicators are also supporting its downward move. Its RSI is close to the overbought zone at 63 levels and the stochastic has also entered the overbought zone at 82 levels, suggesting a downturn.

RURAL ELECTRIFICATION CORP.(F) (Buy)

CMP 213.2
Target Price 228
Stop Loss 205.8
Support­Resistance 213/230

Comment

• The stock has been falling continuously from the last many sessions and it is likely to rebound from here.
• Its momentum indicators are supporting its upward move. Its RSI is close to the oversold zone at 31 levels, MACD is showing maximum divergence and it is about to give a buy signal by crossing above its signal line and the stochastic has also given a buy signal.

Domestic market began the week on a subdued note on worries the central bank may take more monetary action to check inflation after the latest data showed that the headline inflation jumped in January 2010. Monthly inflation rose to 8.56% in January compared to 7.31% last month. Indian benchmark indices recouped all the losses on the next day thanks to higher Asian and European markets. Domestic bourses climbed higher as
the week moved ahead with Nifty touching 4,900 level following strong global cues and speculation that global economy is on the path of recovery. Finance minister’s comments that the Indian economy may grow at more
than 8% in the fiscal year 2010-11, after growing at around 7.5% in the current fiscal year ending March 2010 also bolstered sentiments. However, the benchmark key indices snapped last two days’ winning streak as lower Asian stocks weighed on investor sentiment. Ascending food inflation also dampened the market moods back home. Indices dipped in red on the last day of the week as the US Federal Reserve’s decision to raise its discount rate hurt investor sentiment. Sensex closed the week at 16,191.63 up by 39.04 points (0.24%) while Nifty closed at 4,844.90 up
by 18.05 points (0.37%).

Nifty Weekly Top Gainers
Company      % Return
Hindalco         8.43
Ranbaxy         6.55
HDFC Bank     6.00

Nifty Weelky Top Loser
Company          % Return
Bharti Airtel     -11.35
Unitech                -6.15
Reliance Infra   -5.67

Global Markets

US stock markets gained with higher margins during the week (till Thursday) as upbeat economic data and several strong earnings announcements bolstered the market sentiments. The markets also reacted to news from Merck, Hewlett Packard, Deere & Co and Wal-Mart, which reported better than expected earning. Investors bought into stocks after the positive economic data including producer price index, retail sales, industrial production, activity in the manufacturing sector and housing data. In other news, General Growth Properties Inc., the second-largest U.S. mall owner which filed for bankruptcy last year soared after Simon Property Group Inc., the biggest U.S. shopping-mall owner, offered to buy the troubled company.

Asian markets ended on subdued note during the week. Japan’s Nikkei 225 edged up but gains were limited by concerns over risk factors such as the impact of China’s efforts to curb bank lending and Greece’s fiscal woes. Hang Seng plummeted as lingering worries over China’s policy tightening prompted investors to take profits from the market’s recent rebound. China’s SSE composite closed during the week due to Lunar New Year holiday.

European markets surged significantly during the week. Markets started the week on a buoyant note posting gains on the back of financial and commodity shares. Positive US manufacturing data with higher crude and metal prices lifted the markets higher.
Further, better than expected earnings from Barclays, BNP Paribas, ING, ABB and Capgemini took the markets to 2 week closing high.

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Stock Market Holidays 2010 – India

Trading holidays for the calendar year 2010

The holidays falling on Saturday / Sunday are as follows:

*Muhurat Trading will be conducted. Timings of Muhurat Trading shall be notified subsequently.

This is the NSE’s circular for trading holidays for currency Derivatives section for the year 2010. The List of Holidays for BSE and NSE will probably remain same.

Provided by FXCommodity.com

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Trading hours extension – Brokers hail breather

Here is a verbatim transcript of the exclusive interview with ENC Palaniappan, Dharmesh Mehta and Dipan Mehta on CNBC-TV18.

Q: What will the ANMI do between now and the January 4? Are you going to try and talk to NSE and say we are not ready for it instead of deferring it to the 4th January, we need far more time to debate and discuss this?

Palaniappan: Definitely. We are having a board meeting of ANMI on the December 20, so a lot of decisions will be taken on that day. We will continue to express our concerns to the exchanges on extended hours because majority of our members are not in favour of it still. We will also take up all the infrastructure issues with the exchanges saying that what the problems are in doing this. In any case we must say that we very thankful to Securities and Exchange Board of India SEBI and the exchanges for this announcement of at least giving us time till January 4 – to come back to them, to get ready or whatever way it happens.

Q: What do you think between now and January 4 something will change. The exchanges will change their mind or it looks like a done deal?

Dharmesh Mehta: I do not think it’s a done deal and at least the exchanges have moved to move this back to January 4, 2010 and that gives more time for some discussion. I think most considered view will be considered after hearing all market participants.

Q: The statement coming from exchange is that the extensions of trading hours is delayed, it will happen but brokers will get more time – is this only issue that you need more time to prepare for this extended hours or you have no complaint with extended hours per se?

Dipan Mehta: We have an issue with extended trading hours because it does not make any sense by extending by 55 minutes, they don’t serve any purpose except to put more stress on the system and affect the human element in the entire stock market operation and this could be the beginning of maybe a rethink or change heart on part on the exchanges because it requires more time to take appropriate action or give adequate advice or representation to Sebi and to the stock exchanges themselves. So it’s a step in positive direction because once you extend the trading hours it will be regressive to reduce it so it is a good development that at least it’s been postponed.

Q: Your reactions to extended trading hours delayed?

Dipan Mehta: Maybe there was just a change of thinking. I think maybe what point they have noted is short notice has been given to the community to prepare for one hour earlier opening and they have just about given adequate notice for the market participants.

Q: Is it good for India, is it good that institutional investors can get into the market one hour in advance and there is no law that everyone has to switch on the terminal?

Dipan Mehta: I don’t think so, in any case offices start work at 9 am because there is preparatory activity to be taken before the market hours and that is not just at the broking houses but also the fund houses, insurance companies, banks every single participant is anyway starting his operations 30-40 minutes or one hour before the market opens.

via CNBC-TV18 – Brokers hail breather in trading hours extension.

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