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Market Outlook - Short Term
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Dear vam,
Nobody can put his finger on one figure. But if you
insist it is:
2770...
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by :
vam_aru
Dear HLN,
TA or FA , There is a Global problem that can be seen even by starters in the markets,
The question is could you exactly predict The bottom using TA?, I think in this environment It can not be possible, only we can say it will do this and that...but no conclusions..
I`m not denying the TA will be useful, But all investors wanted to know is where is the bottom? can we predict the bottom using the TA ? if yes what is the Number ?
Thank you very much for your views.
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Hi coolboy,
Sometimes news flow delays or accelrates the given
targets. Nifty support of 2970 remains intact. But
may be delayed for a day or two due to CRR cut by RBI...
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by :
coolboy007
Our dear HLN is expecting Nifty to hit 2970 on monday itself , thats a 300 point cut on nifty. WOW!!! Even DOW is not that bad today , lets see , Dow bou nced very sharply from 7883 so maybe a small bottom has come there. HLN says bottom could be near 2800 nifty.
Sir what are your views on nifty , I am long for the whole month and i took some Ce hedged with 1 pe.
Thanks
Rajat
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Hi sp.palo,
3000 is minor support for Nifty. But I feel Nifty
is more likely to slip to 2800 level within next few
days.
I use manual charts for TA. I do not have any software....
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by :
sp.palo
Dear HLN,
What is the final bottom according to your TA ? According to me its 3000. Do you expect a small rally soon ?
One more thing. which software you use for TA ?
regards
shakti
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Dear pranvpichu,
Your observation that Bear market always runs for 2-3
years seems to have no basis. Look at the following facts
relating to bear markets in India:
April 1992 to April 1993: 12 months, correction 56%
January 2004 to May 2004: 5 months, correction 32%
May 2006 to June 2006: 1 Month, correction 31%
Hope you will re-think about your hope.
Good luck
...
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by :
pranavpichu
dear hln,
generally bear market will run for 2-3 yrs . so i dont think fresh bull market will start now
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I am surprised to see such overnight debacle and disaster in world financial market. What could be the reasons for not getting any indication of health of these companies in their Financial Reports? Normally, these factors should be glaring in the financial report.
What government authorities and regulatory bodies have been doing these days?
There are many questions remain unanswered.
It appears that professional ethics are missing and inefficiency and complacency are the key factors for such debacle & devastating Tsunami in Financial World. The time has come to redefine the role of regulatory bodies including government authorities.
M. K. Banerjee
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don`t worry, worst is going to be over
Posted by :
minku123
read this report of 3 oct
Neppolian Pillai of Modern Shares & Stock Brokers is of the view that one can start looking at Sesa Goa from Rs 110-90 for a target of roughly about Rs 129-132.
Pillai told CNBC-TV18, "Metal is a sector, which would get beaten down majorly and that’s happening. Having said that the sector chart is currently tracing very close to the long-term support line and whereas the comparative chart from which we take a clue, it’s gone down the six-year trendline, it has broken through that eight-year trendline is going to come and support it some time later. So probably stocks will give you a trading bounce probably not an investment kind of situation, you can surely trade."
He further added, "One stock, I would like to buy into the fall whenever that happens is Sesa Goa. It is currently trading about Rs 117 or so maybe I will start looking at the stock from Rs 110-90 for a target of roughly about Rs 129-132, maybe I will place a stoploss at about Rs 85. That would be the trading pick."
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no rights ??? what you mean by that ?
shakti.....
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by :
SANJU786
HI PRANAV,
There will be short term rally which will take nifty to 3900 and sensex to 12500 very soon in october. Sensex has no rights to go below 9500 in short term, if it closes below 9500 than indian markets will go into long hibernation mode.
The rally which will come in few days is not a begining of fresh bull market but just a pull back.
Regards
Sanju
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Dear BSR,
do you follow TA or FA ?
regards
shakti...
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by :
BullSheetRules
Dear sp.palo,
Printing currencies is not an issue to solve the problem. That is what, US has been all these last 8 years using the non-stop DOLLAR printing machine. :)
There are some RULES in this GAME of Printing Currencies! One RULE says if someone print too much currencies beyond the normal accepted capacity, then that would result first in Short Term High Inflation and consequently resulting in that hyperinflation over a longer period of time! :)
However, in my BS opinion, if there is no MONEY in place, then it makes sense to print that Money within a threshold value for the benefits and soundness of financial systems and well being of the system! :)
Novice1000 has provided better fundamental perspectives also.
Anyway, technical suggest to expect some UPMOVES both in Nifty and DOW! let us hope for the best! :)
Money is with those BIG PLAYers. Those BIG PLAYers including some hedge funds have looted that money into their pockets! :) Money in the system is general constant. So if someone loose, someone gains! :)
Gud luk & happy investing!
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Right time for NRIs to invest in India: Federal Bank-------------DUBAI: Overseas Indians should take advantage of favourable exchange rates arising out of the current global financial crisis and invest in India,
says M Venugopal, CEO and managing director of India`s Federal Bank.
"I will ask NRIs (non-resident Indians) to take advantage of the current situation of high exchange rates and interest rates," Venugopalan said in Qatar.
Venugopalan, who is on a tour of the Gulf, said that banks in India were safer in the face of the global credit crunch as these had "insignificant" exposure to the US markets and did not have a large presence of structured products, which had compounded the crisis in the West.
It was advisable to invest in non-resident ordinary (NRO) deposits or relatives` domestic deposits as rates were higher now, the Gulf Times quoted him as saying.
The rupee has fallen to over 48 levels against the dollar as foreign institutional investors took out money from the Indian stock markets in the face of the crisis.
According to Venugopalan, at present NRO deposits of less than one year fetched an annual interest of 10.6 percent and those of less than three years got 10.5 percent, while non-resident external (NRE) savings deposits earned only a little over four percent.
"Even after tax is factored in, the return on NRO deposits is attractive (the net interest rate will be 9.5-9.6 percent)," the Federal Bank chief said.
Federal Bank has an NRI customer base of 400,000 with deposits of over Rs 56 billion or 20 percent of its total. In a separate interview to the Kuwait Times, Venugopalan said that there was a serious liquidity crunch in India.
"This is mainly because of the non-availability of dollar. Foreign funds are exiting India following the global credit crisis and there is no perceptible cash inflow," he was quoted as saying.
He, however, added that Federal Bank was not affected by the global financial turmoil as its shares were widely held. "An individual shareholder cannot hold more than five percent of the bank`s shares," Venugopalan said.
According to him, overleveraging by central banks across the world fuelled the sub-prime crisis, which started in the US, spread to Europe and then engulfed the rest of the world. But the efforts by these banks now have helped contain the crisis by a large extent from spreading further.
In India, he said, the Reserve Bank of India`s (RBI) decision to curb the liquidity of banks by raising cash reserve ratio (CRR) has helped it in regulating lending by Indian banks.
Venugopalan`s comments came even as remittances from the large expatriate Indian community in the Gulf saw a significant rise over the last one month.
ET.......
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Dear Sanju786,
I do not believe in such kind of BS studies!
However, I do agree that time has come now to BUY!
Anyway, I am not a Genuine LT investor type! I will BUY a few selected counters now to build that LT investment portfolio and then will SELL lator to generate money for making money again. :) As same set of ppl would be BUYing again within a year at higher price than now :)
This is what those BIG PLAYers do in different market! :)
Therefore, I do not believe in this BS myth that someone need to be either Trader or investor. This is again one of those BS myths to stop common retail ppl to make MONEY in this GAME! :) Btw, I do not believe in BUYing all stocks at same time as part of diversification. :) That diversification of having 100 stocks is for IGNORANT ppl. :)
Gud luk & happy investing! :) ...
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by :
SANJU786
A review of the past fifty years shows that holding
stocks only from OCTOBER TO APRIL showed 10 times
greater gains than holding stocks only from MAY TO SEPTEMBER.
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A review of the past fifty years shows that holding
stocks only from OCTOBER TO APRIL showed 10 times
greater gains than holding stocks only from MAY TO SEPTEMBER....
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by :
BullSheetRules
Just as info: I will start my LT investment portfolio in staggered manner from this week now! :) :)
One KEY RULE of LT investment is wait for the price to come to the level with adequate Margin of Safety! :) If that price does not come, then use that money for making money by using trading opportunities as part of market inefficiencies!
PLAN your GAME accordingly!
Gud luk & happy investing! :)
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Just as info: I will start my LT investment portfolio in staggered manner from this week now! :) :)
One KEY RULE of LT investment is wait for the price to come to the level with adequate Margin of Safety! :) If that price does not come, then use that money for making money by using trading opportunities as part of market inefficiencies!
PLAN your GAME accordingly!
Gud luk & happy investing! :)...
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by :
BullSheetRules
Another BS point: This UPMOVE can also mean the start of BULL RUN as DOW has touched the LOW Point of that extreme end of BEARish corrections!
So, those who have done HOMEWORK should start their SHOPPing for LT investments!
Looking at current data and charts, I do not expect Nifty going DOWN below 3050 level in current situation!
Gud luk & happy investing! :)
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Another BS point: This UPMOVE can also mean the start of BULL RUN as DOW has touched the LOW Point of that extreme end of BEARish corrections!
So, those who have done HOMEWORK should start their SHOPPing for LT investments!
Looking at current data and charts, I do not expect Nifty going DOWN below 3050 level in current situation!
Gud luk & happy investing! :)...
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by :
BullSheetRules
Dear novice1000,
Will those macro fundamentals stories look fine after a year as base effect will be less?
I just check that Crude is DOWN below 80 USD now! :) Obviously, that may not stay there for long! :) However, this itself show how easily various GAME is PLAYed in different markets when every BS experts start claiming Oil going towards 200 USD! :)
Inflation is DOWN and is expected to be in Single Digit during next year unless some GAME again is PLAYed somewhere.
Let us see if market moves up in hurry as no one knows and market is not in control of one group!! Once those BS FIIs start BUYing, everything will look better! :) Remember: Some long only funds registered as BS FIIs have not started their SHOPPing yet! :)
As I told you before depending on the movement of Nifty, all kind of BS reasons can be given!
Recent example is that of oil! :)
Gud luk & happy investing! :)
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Dear novice1000,
Will those macro fundamentals stories look fine after a year as base effect will be less?
I just check that Crude is DOWN below 80 USD now! :) Obviously, that may not stay there for long! :) However, this itself show how easily various GAME is PLAYed in different markets when every BS experts start claiming Oil going towards 200 USD! :)
Inflation is DOWN and is expected to be in Single Digit during next year unless some GAME again is PLAYed somewhere.
Let us see if market moves up in hurry as no one knows and market is not in control of one group!! Once those BS FIIs start BUYing, everything will look better! :) Remember: Some long only funds registered as BS FIIs have not started their SHOPPing yet! :)
As I told you before depending on the movement of Nifty, all kind of BS reasons can be given!
Recent example is that of oil! :)
Gud luk & happy investing! :)...
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by :
novice1000
dear BSR,
What is strange with IIP numbers?
With hike in crude price and bad fiscal management, macro fundamentals clearly suggested a slowdown in the growth.
I clearly mentioned many times since July 2008 that disturbed macro fundamentals and infrastructure bottlenecks will affect the GDP expansion in this fiscal and also in the next fiscal.
GDP growth rate for sure will come down to levels below 7% levels in the next fiscal.But i wont be surprised even if it comes to levels of 5% in the next fiscal.
That is why i have been repeatedly sayng that, markets wont move up in hurry.
regards
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Dear sp.palo,
Printing currencies is not an issue to solve the problem. That is what, US has been all these last 8 years using the non-stop DOLLAR printing machine. :)
There are some RULES in this GAME of Printing Currencies! One RULE says if someone print too much currencies beyond the normal accepted capacity, then that would result first in Short Term High Inflation and consequently resulting in that hyperinflation over a longer period of time! :)
However, in my BS opinion, if there is no MONEY in place, then it makes sense to print that Money within a threshold value for the benefits and soundness of financial systems and well being of the system! :)
Novice1000 has provided better fundamental perspectives also.
Anyway, technical suggest to expect some UPMOVES both in Nifty and DOW! let us hope for the best! :)
Money is with those BIG PLAYers. Those BIG PLAYers including some hedge funds have looted that money into their pockets! :) Money in the system is general constant. So if someone loose, someone gains! :)
Gud luk & happy investing!...
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by :
sp.palo
Dear BSR,
Why cannot every nation call up an emergency meeting and decide to print currencies to increase the liquidity by 30%. Otherwise no way out.
One more thing. No one has the money. The liquidity ha dried up. So, where all the money went ?
regards
shakti
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Will the government bite the bullet
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India is following US with a 6 month lag. Fortunately we don`t have the kind of credit crisis that US is facing now .
Nevertheless, growth would be significantly impacted across sectors. GDP to go down to sub 5% levels. Profit hit for nearly all Nifty scrips, with some going into losses.
However., we do have a liquidity crunch similar to the US, though not so bad. Unless the government acts fast, Indian credit markets risk a shutdown and the economy risks going into a recession/ near recession.
US Government stayed on the sidelines for too long. The bailout and the rate cuts should have come around beginning of this year.
Though we have very competent economist at the helm (and I have a great personal regards for them) , still the Indian government is also doing exactly the same thing as the US government did 6 months back - stay on the sidelines , take half hearted measures and provide optimistic sound bytes.
Government to immediately do the following if we are to avoid a recession / near recession (significant slowdown is now certain) :-
Immediate cut in CRR to 6% and to 4% in a months time. Will infuse liquidity. Also cut bank rates by 2% to 7% and SLR by 5% to 20% in a staggered fashion over 4 to 6 weeks.
Unlimited protection of savings in banks for the next two years without limit. Will create confidence for account holders and avoid a run on banks
Direct funding to commercial enterprises and banks by opening a lending window against collateral of securities. Can be routed through any one of government`s funding arms.
Increase spending in Infrastructure. To boost incomes, GDP and keep economy in track
Yes, inflation will increase, but a recession/ near recession will be staved of.
Will the government bit the bullet with elections not so far away. US government did not do it 6 months back. Now with its back to the wall, election or no elections , it has just no choice....
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Investors should stay in cash, not sell in panic
Posted by :
Udayan Mukherjee
On the market mayhem:
It was not one of the worst weeks – it was the worst week ever. The market down 15% is as bad as it gets. It is completely unprecedented and unexpected. One does not expect to see largecap names lose 25-30% of their market cap in just one trading session flat. That’s exactly what has happened today and there are lots of reasons and lots of things which have happened in the market from Infosys, to the cash reserve ratio (CRR) cut, to the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) number, to the Finance Minister and the SEBI statements – it has been very eventful as a day.
But at the end to look at stocks like Reliance Communication down 23%, ICICI Bank down 20%, Reliance Infra down 20% - stocks in the index giving up 1/5th or 1/4th of their market value in a single session, tells you what path sentiment has come at, at this point in time. So global panic, bad local macro numbers and nobody wants to buy – there are only sellers in the market – this is classic capitulation and a bear market in full flow.
It was debilitating week for sentiment and while it has been looking oversold technically for the last couple of days, but that’s not making any difference as one can see on the screen.
On IIP numbers:
The number could be one-off but we have seen a fair number of poor IIP numbers over the last six-months. Some numbers have been okay, some have been pretty bad but the message is clear that things are slowing down quite substantially in the economy. There is no doubt about that and one would see repercussions of that not only in GDP growth but also in earnings growth – that is something which is worrying the market. So that 1.5% number might be an aberration.
It may or may not be but a lot of people in the market and in the economy seem to be in denial mode as well. They refuse to take on board any poor economic number, just wishing it away as a bit of an aberration and focusing only on the good numbers which come in.
I think the message is quite clear even if you look at or tab the newsflow from the ground that things are slowing down quite substantially and we may end up with a macroeconomic backdrop which is not as favourable as people would have us believe. That number hurt sentiment quite a bit and the market is quite convinced that things are indeed slowing down, this IIP number being an aberration not withstanding, which is why despite several protestations and clarifications from various sources, the market still closed down 7% and I wouldn’t be so sanguine that the market has not got it right.
On CRR cut:
The Reserve Bank of India is doing the right things. First things first, it has to inject more liquidity. It will have to do more. So I wouldn’t be surprised if more CRR cuts come in the next fortnight I wouldn’t even be surprised if interest rate cuts also happen, though that it is not consensus expectation at this point in time. But as one has seen in the west, these things are not quite working. They need to be there. The market takes on board, accepts the large – which is being given and then just hammers stock prices down even more.
So while this is a help, it will ease liquidity in the system – may be cool call rates a little bit – but bankers have been on record saying that this will not ease lending rates in the system and banks might even choose to hold on this liquidity and not lend it out because of the kind of industrial growth situation they are witnessing. So it is not like this money will come into the system. It might just lie with banks who might want the cushion of extra liquidity at this point in time. Will it ease the margins situation which brokers and bankers are facing at this point? May be somewhat but even so I doubt whether this will have a hugely material impact on how things are progressing.
Is the market oversold? Are things getting overdone? For sure they are but that’s how typically things happen in bear markets. In bull markets too they were getting overdone, since November-December-January and now we are seeing the opposite end of it and that might well continue for a bit longer. So yes, short answer to this – the regulators are trying both globally and locally and they will do more to alleviate the pain but barring short-term bounces which might happen because of these measures in the medium-term we will still have to go through very rough times.
-Udayan Mukherjee, Managing Editor,CNBC TV18




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