FORENOON BETTER....PROFIT BOOKING TOWARDS THE END
Nifty resumed its uptrend in style to close with a gain of about 1%. It had breached previous day’s low and then rallied. Broader market was quite bullish indicating strong and upbeat sentiment with mid cap stock gaining from strength to strength. Further, Nifty could face strong resistance around 7520 and get support too around 7300 mark.. While Global cues, Quarterly results and Funds flow are expected to broadly guide the market movement, based on the present market position, market can be expected to be generally better in the forenoon and might witness profit booking towards close.
Nifty 7474 +72
Review for Thursday :: Sensex above 25000 … !!!
After a day’ respite, Nifty continued its uptrend and closed
with a gain of about 1%. Nifty , after the down move of the opening hour,
rallied slowly and steadily till the close. 38 of Nifty stocks gained and
broader market was quite bullish with Advance Decline ratio at 3:1. Buying
interest continued in mid cap counters as they are expected to outperform large
caps. Bank Nifty was the lone index to close in the red and all other indices
led by Metal, Energy, FMCG, IT , Infra indices gained. Infy, Hind Unilever,
Reliance contributed about 35 points to Nifty’s gain.
BPCL, SSLT, Hindalco, Hind Unilever, Cairn remained major gainers among Nifty stocks while M&M, HDFC Bank,
Indusind Bank, Cipla, Bank Baroda
remained losers.
Havells, BPCL, SAIL, India Cement, Rel Infra remained major gainers
among F&O stocks while UCO Bank, Exide, Crompton Greaves, Indusind
Bank, M&M declined among F&O
stocks.
SENSEX CLOSES ABOVE 25000
The Sensex closed above the 25,000 level and
the Nifty index ended at a new high today powered by metal, power and
oil & gas shares on hopes of a quick revival in domestic economy,
amid strong expectations the European Central Bank will unveil a
stimulus shortly. Buying was strong with 11 of 12 sectoral indices
posting gains between 0.17 per cent and 3.33 per cent. Metal,
oil&gas, power, FMCG, IT and capital goods led the surge. Persistent
capital inflows from foreign funds into equity market and widespread
buying by retail investors boosted the market sentiment, said traders.
India's services sector expanded for the first time in nearly a year
during May on rebound in new business orders. Foreign Institutional
Investors bought shares worth a net Rs 192.56 crore yesterday, as per
provisional data. The BSE Sensex resumed higher, but dropped to a low
of 24,644.88. It later recovered sharply to settle at its new closing
high of 25,019.51, a rise of 213.68 points or 0.86 per cent. It breached
previous closing peak of 24,858.59 hit on June 3.
The NSE 50-share
Nifty also flared up by 71.85 points, or 0.97 per cent, to end at new
peak of 7,474.10 -- surpassing its June 3 closing of 7,415.85. There is
growing speculation that the European Central Bank (ECB) will ease
monetary policy later today to support a fragile recovery, said traders.
Metal and oil&gas prices usually go up after an economic stimulus
on hopes some funds will come into such assets. Sensex-based counters
like Tata Motors, Sesa Sterlite, ONGC, Infosys, HUL, RIL, ITC, Tata
Steel, Hindalco, TCS, HDFC, Axis Bank, Tata Power, Wipro, Hero MotoCorp
and Gail closed with sharp to marked gains. Banking stocks had a
forgettable day as shares like ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank saw
profit-taking. "We may see Sensex levels at 30,000 before budget," said
Motilal Oswal, CMD, Motilal Oswal Financial Services. Meanwhile,
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will meet captains of Indian industry to
elicit their views on the budget, which is likely to be presented in the
first week of July.
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