Pullback
in the Offing …!
During
the current week Moon would be transiting from Aslesha in
Cancer to Pubba in Leo.
Venus
transits in Bharani in Aries.
Saturn transits in
Anuradha constellation in Scropio sign and in Libra Navamsa and
remains in retrograde motion from 14th March
to 2nd August,
2015.
Jupiter
, in retrograde motion from December 9th to
8th April 2015, transits in Cancer in Aslesha
constellation in Sagittarius Navamsa .
Nifty
trading below the monthly astro reference range achieved the
first target of sub 8300. It is possible for a rebound particularly
after Jupiter turns Direct from 8th
April as Bank stocks could show signs of stability.
NIFTY
:: 8341 (-230) (Oversold … Technical Bounce …)
Nifty lost about 3% last
week due to global cues and derivative expiry woes. Most of the fall
was experiencenced on Thursday, derivative expiry day. However,
Friday’s trading pattern suggests that the short term bottom could
be in place as it had formed a “Hammer” pattern. Market needs to
trade above the Friday;s high to confirm this pattern. Further,
current week being a truncated week with Two trading holidays, it
could lead to a low volume week with lesser participation. Market
would be keenly watching RBI policy and then Q4 results. Most stocks
had fallen tp come to reasonable valuations making a case for Medium
/ long term investment. However, Nifty is trading well below 100DMA
and needs to trade above the same to lend semblance of stability to
the market. Muted performance is expected in Q4 and if the results
show positiveness, market could rebound faster.
Coal
allocation would spur economic growth in fields such as Mining and
power and would contribute to the GDP growth. Reform measures taken
by the Government would go a long way in improving the macro
fundamentals. GST from next year would simplify tax regime and ensure
ease of doing business. While Medium / long term outlook appears
bright, Nifty needs to trade above 8550 to remain positive for the
year.
20DMA,
50DMA, 100DMA and 200 DMA are placed at about 8695, 8725, 8535 and
8170 respectively and would
act
as supports / resistances. Nifty is trading all the average ,
particularly below 100 DMA, which is a matter of concern.
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 more than 22 which is more than 15%
above the long term PE multiple. Nifty EPS fell after Q3
results and the EPS fell from 391 to 373 due to change in
weightage of Nifty constituents. Nifty PE had fallen by about 2
points last month due to huge fall in the last Three weeks. Last
major support for Nifty is 200 DMA which is aroung 8175 and in case
of further fall, market can be expected to take support around 8200.
level
and Nifty is below the Medium term support level of 8525.
Technical
Levels ::
For the coming week,
Nifty spot is expected to be Bullish above 8600 with resistance at
8690, 8790, 8835, 8925 and is expected to Bearish below 8545 with
Supports at 8450, 8365 8305, 8225.
Nifty could not hold at higher levels / pull back levels and fell sharply on Thurs / Friday and being last week of Derivative expiry is close to strong support level of about 8500 and can be expected to take support around 8450 / 8500.
Breakout
level for the week is 8715, and break down level for the week
is 8180.
Advice
for Traders ::
Nifty came below the
strong support level of 100 DMA with a gap down on Thursday and fell
further and appears to have made a short term bottom for a reasonable
pullback. However, While the long term trend is bullish, Medium term
would once again turn bullish only if Nifty is able sustain above
8500. If Nifty / scrips sustain above Friday’s high level, Friday’s
low level could offer strong support for short term for a reasonable
pullback.
Weekly
Open level is very important for the entire week.
Short positions may be avoided as long as it maintains / closes aboveWeekly open and vice versa
Short positions may be avoided as long as it maintains / closes aboveWeekly open and vice versa
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