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April 06,
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The market is in a very buoyant mood; the Nifty
is cruising past all significant levels with
much presto. It appears that conquering the
5400-mark is a high probability event for today.
The FIIs have poured money in droves yesterday:
US$ 750 million net of cash and F&O segment.
Everything seems to going for the bulls. The
Nifty Put-Call Ratio (PCR) has jumped from 1.19
to 1.27; the open interest build up in the Nifty
futures segment is quite substantial-more than
1.6 million shares were added. The Nifty VIX
drops even further to 17.17, a loss of 45 basis
points.
The international cues are also quite favorable
barring Japan and South Korea none of the Asian
markets that are open at the moment show
positive swing this morning. The Dow is within
striking distance of the 11000-mark.
What more the bulls could possibly ask for?
Hardly anything more.
However, there are some worrying signs: lots of
midcap and small cap stocks are going up 10 –
20% in a day and are moving like crazy. We are
receiving stock recommendations much more than
we ourselves offer. The oscillators are showing
overbought readings in most cases.
Does that mean that we should book all profits
and go short immediately? No, we don’t think so.
All we suggest is due caution: while you need
not book all your profits right away but do not
be gung ho either for a profit taking spree can
come in anytime above 5400. Our red-flag levels
for the short-term are the range between 5408
and 5417. We tend to think that if the Nifty
were to go beyond 5417 today it becomes
susceptible to profit booking from any quarter.
We do continue to believe that in April we are
also likely to see the Nifty testing 5500-mark
or do even better but a sharp sell-off shaking
sky-high of the Johnny-come-lately bulls is
probably getting overdue. Don’t get us wrong: we
are not intending play spoil-sport; all we
suggest is due caution and higher degree of
vigilance since we have moved into a territory
where landmines might have been laid for the
unwary.
On the downside now, support is likely around
5354 and 5330 to start with and then strong
support between 5302 and 5311. Unless you see a
decisive fall below 5302 to find chinks in the
bulls’ armor would be fairly difficult. In case,
5302 gets broken watch out for the range between
5282 and 5270.
On the way up before 5417 the level of 5391
might bring in some supplies while any price
movement beyond 5417, the next significant level
for the Nifty would be 5466.
Rajat K. Bose |
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