Archive for October, 2008

Market Review for 31st October 2008

BSE Sensex: (9045) we had a resistance at 9291 and the market saw a high at 9297, it was a clear case of F&O rollover and the market remained subdued after a good Diwali Mahurat. Now 8910 has become a crucial support to deal with.

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Praj Industries: The stock of the biofuel technology company has declined more than 60 per cent in the past year and it is now quoting close to its 52-week low of Rs 73. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala had increased his stake from 5.39 per cent to 6.26 per cent in the September 2008 quarter. Currently, the market value of his holding in Praj is close to Rs 95 crore, whereas the stock price has declined more than 33 per cent from Rs 125 on September 30. Praj industries, which is set to benefit from its operational presence in all major ethanol producing countries, is trading at a price-earnings ratio of 9.39x and 7.50x of its FY09 and FY10 earnings, respectively.
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Market Review for 31st October 2008

BSE Sensex: (9045) we had a resistance at 9291 and the market saw a high at 9297, it was a clear case of F&O rollover and the market remained subdued after a good Diwali Mahurat. Now 8910 has become a crucial support to deal with.

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Market Outlook and day trading ideas for 29th Oct

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US markets rallied almost 11% on the higher side.
Dow has crossed 9K mark and so has the Sensex.
Asia is trading Green.
Europe had a good time around.
We will see a gap up opening on Sensex and Nifty.
I expect this is a short covering.
Impressive gains on Festive times.

Market Review for 28th October 2008

BSE Sensex: (8510) I had a support at 8508 and then again at 8048 and then at 7614, the markets went deep down in red and recovered from very close to our support 7614, now looks like the Mahurat trading is expected to be in green

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The Sensex broke another psychological mark of 8,000 today while the Nifty slipped below the 2,300 level as well on weak global cues and intense unwinding by foreign institutional investors. Asian markets are also trading deep in the red. The market is expecting some Policy action from the government to calm investor sentiment, but has not been forthcoming.

Stock market Report Card

Nikkei Japans benchmark Index slides to 26 Years low.
Australians stocks at 4 Years low.
World stocks tumble to 5 Years low.
BSE fells all the above pinches and goes bellow 8000 Levels.
Gold prices fall despite of Festive season.
No clear direction where are v headed.

Market Review for 27th October 2008

BSE Sensex: (8701) we said it is tough times ahead and the market cracked, the market still does not display any signs of strength as yet but the Strong support at 8508 and we are now into F&O expiry week, I guess this is action time

Weekly Review for the Week October 27th – 31st October 2008

We said ‘Technically the market still looks weak and there is no sign of strength so far the next level to watch beyond 9705 is 9325 and 8508 and 2908 on the Nifty front. If the market is UP on Monday then a sharp short covering reaction is not ruled out and that is a BIG if ‘

Market Outlook and day trading ideas for 27th Oct

We broke 9K mark that was not imaginable by any one no one predicted this kind of corrections on Friday.
US markets were down on Friday night.
Asia has opened mixed.
Expect a flat to positive opening.
Markets can take a U turn any time.
I advice not to trade.
The support for the Sensex is 8508-8048 and the resistance to the up move is at 9400

Weekly Review and Forecast. Fundamental View.

The last week had commenced on a positive note on the back of positive global cues and a surprise cut by the RBI in the Repo rate by 100 bps to 8% to ease the liquidity crunch. SEBI’s warning to foreign funds against overseas lending and borrowing of Indian securities triggered short covering and thus capped the downside in the trading session that followed. www.IndianMoneyPlus.Com