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Nifty View - Jan 2013
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Post: #961   PostPosted: Mon Jan 28, 2013 3:15 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

http://in.reuters.com/article/2013/01/28/foreign-holdings-of-indian-stocks-idINDEE90R06Z20130128

add to that over 3B$ in Jan
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Post: #962   PostPosted: Mon Jan 28, 2013 3:35 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

The candle formed today is very much similar to the one formed last Monday (21st Jan). Will tomorrow's candle be something similar to last Tuesday's candle?? Let's wait and watch. Smile
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Post: #963   PostPosted: Mon Jan 28, 2013 6:48 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

psalm wrote:
The candle formed today is very much similar to the one formed last Monday (21st Jan). Will tomorrow's candle be something similar to last Tuesday's candle?? Let's wait and watch. Smile


it's more like the candle on 3rd dec. Smile
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Post: #964   PostPosted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 9:51 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Is the policy scheduled at 11am?
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Post: #965   PostPosted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 9:58 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

yes
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Post: #966   PostPosted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 10:05 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Banks are looking slightly dull at this point of time, not showing the exuberance they exhibited during the early part of yesterday's session. My analysis suggests that the chances of retesting the recent highs in banks are pretty high. For it to happen, there must be some positive surprises in the RBI policy, I feel. So, are we in for some surprises??? If there isn't any rate cuts, then its doom for the rate-sensitive stocks, I feel, especially for the PSU banks. If there is a 50 bps rate cut and the banks reacts in a positive way; then a good rally in the overall market cannot be ruled out. In my opinion, that will create a good platform for some correction (cos the sentiments will be bullish then). So, what's in store for us today??? Beginning of the end of the rally or onset of a correction??? Or will will it be another push towards the all time highs??..Let's wait and watch.. Very Happy
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Post: #967   PostPosted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 10:08 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

psalm wrote:
Banks are looking slightly dull at this point of time, not showing the exuberance they exhibited during the early part of yesterday's session. My analysis suggests that the chances of retesting the recent highs in banks are pretty high. For it to happen, there must be some positive surprises in the RBI policy, I feel. So, are we in for some surprises??? If there isn't any rate cuts, then its doom for the rate-sensitive stocks, I feel, especially for the PSU banks. If there is a 50 bps rate cut and the banks reacts in a positive way; then a good rally in the overall market cannot be ruled out. In my opinion, that will create a good platform for some correction (cos the sentiments will be bullish then). So, what's in store for us today??? Beginning of the end of the rally or onset of a correction??? Or will will it be another push towards the all time highs??..Let's wait and watch.. Very Happy


What are your positions at this point of time Sam? I am holding shorts in JP still and one long on banknifty. Am i in some danger? shall i move out?
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Post: #968   PostPosted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 10:09 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

I feel 25 bps cut then reaction and then up
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Post: #969   PostPosted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 10:15 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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psalm wrote:
Banks are looking slightly dull at this point of time, not showing the exuberance they exhibited during the early part of yesterday's session. My analysis suggests that the chances of retesting the recent highs in banks are pretty high. For it to happen, there must be some positive surprises in the RBI policy, I feel. So, are we in for some surprises??? If there isn't any rate cuts, then its doom for the rate-sensitive stocks, I feel, especially for the PSU banks. If there is a 50 bps rate cut and the banks reacts in a positive way; then a good rally in the overall market cannot be ruled out. In my opinion, that will create a good platform for some correction (cos the sentiments will be bullish then). So, what's in store for us today??? Beginning of the end of the rally or onset of a correction??? Or will will it be another push towards the all time highs??..Let's wait and watch.. Very Happy


What are your positions at this point of time Sam? I am holding shorts in JP still and one long on banknifty. Am i in some danger? shall i move out?


Watch out with your BankNifty shorts, Taxmann.....other than that, there is nothing much to worry.....I feel....I don't have any position in index yet....the PUTs I were holding earlier were exited as the trailing stop got triggered a few days back....after that I was concentrating on stocks, as I didn't see much opportunity in index, especially since my trades were against the prevailing trend.... Laughing ...By the way, for JP, it will be difficult to break above 88/89 levels, I feel.... Smile
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Post: #970   PostPosted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 10:19 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

vinay28 wrote:
I feel 25 bps cut then reaction and then up


It can be but this is very straight forward, if there is a cut, be it 25 bps or 50bps market will rally another 100 odd points and on the opposite side if no rate cut then down we go. This is no bollywood movie climax Laughing
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Post: #971   PostPosted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 10:25 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

psalm wrote:
taxmann50 wrote:
psalm wrote:
Banks are looking slightly dull at this point of time, not showing the exuberance they exhibited during the early part of yesterday's session. My analysis suggests that the chances of retesting the recent highs in banks are pretty high. For it to happen, there must be some positive surprises in the RBI policy, I feel. So, are we in for some surprises??? If there isn't any rate cuts, then its doom for the rate-sensitive stocks, I feel, especially for the PSU banks. If there is a 50 bps rate cut and the banks reacts in a positive way; then a good rally in the overall market cannot be ruled out. In my opinion, that will create a good platform for some correction (cos the sentiments will be bullish then). So, what's in store for us today??? Beginning of the end of the rally or onset of a correction??? Or will will it be another push towards the all time highs??..Let's wait and watch.. Very Happy


What are your positions at this point of time Sam? I am holding shorts in JP still and one long on banknifty. Am i in some danger? shall i move out?


Watch out with your BankNifty shorts, Taxmann.....other than that, there is nothing much to worry.....I feel....I don't have any position in index yet....the PUTs I were holding earlier were exited as the trailing stop got triggered a few days back....after that I was concentrating on stocks, as I didn't see much opportunity in index, especially since my trades were against the prevailing trend.... Laughing ...By the way, for JP, it will be difficult to break above 88/89 levels, I feel.... Smile


I am long on Bank nifty Sam
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Post: #972   PostPosted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 10:29 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

taxmann50 wrote:
vinay28 wrote:
I feel 25 bps cut then reaction and then up


It can be but this is very straight forward, if there is a cut, be it 25 bps or 50bps market will rally another 100 odd points and on the opposite side if no rate cut then down we go. This is no bollywood movie climax Laughing


Taxmann, he has a point there.....he is anticipating a scenario where the market trapping the bears again.....if you look at globally, frustrating the bears seem to be major aim of institutions... Laughing ...if it is to continue it is possible that there could be a small dip which will invite all the bears (including me) waiting outside to initiate positions only to get killed by the raging bulls later.... Laughing .....so, it is a very much possible scenario....but my gut feeling suggests disappointment in policy...but my analysis suggests surprises.....so, I'm in a dilemma now....so, the only option is to wait....have read this quote from a book "“Better to be
out of a trade, wishing you were in it, than to be in a trade, wishing
you were out of it.” angel
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Post: #973   PostPosted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 10:31 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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I am long on Bank nifty Sam


Do you really want to take a position in BankNifty before the announcement???... Laughing
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Post: #974   PostPosted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 10:32 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

psalm wrote:
taxmann50 wrote:
vinay28 wrote:
I feel 25 bps cut then reaction and then up


It can be but this is very straight forward, if there is a cut, be it 25 bps or 50bps market will rally another 100 odd points and on the opposite side if no rate cut then down we go. This is no bollywood movie climax Laughing


Taxmann, he has a point there.....he is anticipating a scenario where the market trapping the bears again.....if you look at globally, frustrating the bears seem to be major aim of institutions... Laughing ...if it is to continue it is possible that there could be a small dip which will invite all the bears (including me) waiting outside to initiate positions only to get killed by the raging bulls later.... Laughing .....so, it is a very much possible scenario....but my gut feeling suggests disappointment in policy...but my analysis suggests surprises.....so, I'm in a dilemma now....so, the only option is to wait....have read this quote from a book "“Better to be
out of a trade, wishing you were in it, than to be in a trade, wishing
you were out of it.” angel


Yes you are right, I am getting a feeling that there will be loss both ways so better to stay out.
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Post: #975   PostPosted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 10:48 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

taxmann50 wrote:
.... a feeling that there will be loss both ways so better to stay out.

Bilkul sahi, agdi barobar, saru che, right u r! Better to play the single scrips esp today and watch from "balcony seat" provided to us by IC, how NF drama unfolds! Cheers, Prakash Holla
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