Morning
Bells (22 Nov 13)
Good Morning Friends.
Thought of
the day – Miss anything for your best
life but don’t miss best life for anything.
It was completely unpredictable day for me, people
are saying it fell down due Fed tapering indication, but it was already cleared
in last Fed meeting that they will scale down in next few meetings then what
made this fall so deep.
It was not just profit booking but its offloading
which is very dangerous. Now experts are just hoping that like last time when
Nifty will find support around current level.
The fall can also be attributing to weakness in
rupee and rising government bond yields. Data from China showing slower growth
in the manufacturing sector also hampered the investing mood.
The news also not in favour - Meanwhile, according to Fitch Ratings,
India's narrowing current account deficit will not be enough to shield the
country from pressures tied to Fed tapering, reports Reuters.
MARKET OUTLOOK –
So all of sudden it turned to negative, may be this statement help the
bulls - "The taper will occur well after the first quarter in 2014,"
Christopher Palmer of Henderson Global said.
So no outlook at the moment just a wise advice, most probably Nifty to
hold 5980 (on closing) and if it breaks 5950 decisively then we may see steep
fall and next stop will be somewhere around 5600-5700 mean we will be there
from where this fund flow rally was started.
OPENING – Can
be uncertain mean flat and then market will look for cues to move further.
MG’s Nifty
trading range –
R – 6230 – 6290 – 6350
S – 6020 – 5980 (Trend Changer level 5950 for Bears
and 6350 for Bulls)
ECONOMIC
EVENTS / RESULT CALENDAR –
03 Dec 13 – Power Grid OFS
OI Activity –
STOCK OUTLOOK -
(Stock that can see
some good moves either side)
FRL –
Future Retail was down nearly 7% to Rs73.5 after report said that
National Stock Exchange (NSE) decided to remove the stock from future and
options (F&O) contract from January 31,
2014 onwards.
MBC PL –
Oct PL
= -7400 + 600 (1200 Loss in NMDC, 1600 gain in Nifty PEs) = -7000
Open Call
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