FURTHER
PULLBACK... !!
Planetary
Position :: During
the current week Moon would be transiting from Moola in
Sagittarius to Sathabhisham in Aquarius.
Sun
transits in Moola in Sagittarius.
Mercury
transits in Poorvashadha
constellation in Sagittarius.
Venus
transits in Poorvashadha in Sagittarius.
Mars ,
exalted, transits in Sravana constellations
in Capricorn .
Saturn
transits in Scorpio in Anuradha in Leo Navamsa.
Jupiter
, in retrograde motion from December 9th to
8th April 2015, transits in Cancer in Aslesha
constellation in Pisces navamsa .
Rahu
and Ketu continue their transit in Virgo and Pisces respectively.
Nifty’s
range between 26th
December and 29th
December(Friday to Monday) would be the reference range for the next
month and Nifty would be bullish above the high and bearish below the
low for the rest of the month.
Uranus
in square to Pluto caused huge volatility breaking supports and
resistances.
Nifty
Outlook for Next Week :: (15.12.2014 to 19.12.2014) …
NIFTY
:: 8225 (+1) (Scrip Specific Movements … )
While
Nifty closed flat for the week, it was an action packed week with a
bumpy ride. Nifty fell sharply in the first half of the week
only to recover by end of the week and to close flat for the week.
Global cues caused both fall and rise during the week. Sharp recovery
instilled optimism as Government too acted swiftly to table GST Bill
in Lok Sabha. Government would be finishing the (old) reform
agenda once it completes Insurance Bill and GST. After
this, it could be focusing on the Budget to usher in growth oriented
policies. While fundamentals would take time to improve, Stock market
usually discounts future in advance. Last week gave an excellent
opportunity for investors to pick fundamentally good stocks at
relatively lower prices. The only cause for concern is the
depreciating Rupee.
While
Nifty appears to have bottomed out, it needs to close above 8250 to
confirm the reversal of downtrend. IT stocks appears to have bottomed
out and depreciating Rupee is favourable for this sector.
20DMA,
50DMA, 100DMA and 200 DMA are placed at about 8380, 8235, 8075 and
7550 respectively and would act as supports / resistances. Nifty
closed below 100DMA for a day during the week and was quick in
regaining the ground.
Nifty
continues to be above 200 DMA and 50 DMA too is above 200 DMA (Golden
Cross) suggesting that the long term bullish trend is intact.
Nifty is quoting at a PE of about 21 which is about 17% above
the long term PE multiple. Further fall to about 20PE would
make it attractive (During the week it touched about 20.35PE) . TTM
EPS and PE would improve after Q3 results. Psu Banks seem
to be enjoying high degree of margin of safety and qualify for a
Value Buy as market can not complete its bull run with out the
participation of this sector. Policy initiatives might improve
sagging Infra and Realty sectors.
Strong
long term support would be around 7550 level and Medium term support
is 8075.
Technical
Levels ::
For
the coming week, Nifty spot is expected to face
resistance
at 8315, 8405, 8500 and find support at 8130, 8045, 7955.
Minor
resistances may be found at 8320, 8390, 8485, 8510 and minor
supports at 8130, 8060, 8015, 7945.
Nifty appears to have temporarily bottomed out but the reversal would be confirmed only on a close above 8250. If it closes above 8250, Long positions may be considered with a stop loss of 8175 on close basis.
Further
huge resistance is also placed around 8400 – 8450, which if crossed
only , a new high can be expected. Hence, it may not be a smooth ride
for a New high in January.
Breakout
level for the week is 8340, and break down level for the week
is 7885, which is far away. A close above 8250 could take Nifty to
about 8400.
Advice
for Traders ::
Bears
appears to have given up after having a feast. Being last week of
derivative closing, scrip specific movements are most likely. While
Nifty gained smartly from low levels, several scrips appears to be in
bear grip and might nosedive further in view of F&O expiry.
Further Pullback is possible in view of the sharp recovery from lower
levels.
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