Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) made substantial purchases

Key benchmark indices edged higher in choppy trade, with the market sentiment boosted by data showing that foreign institutional investors (FIIs) made substantial purchases of Indian stocks on Friday, 28 March 2014. The barometer index, the S&P BSE Sensex, close up 46.30 points or 0.21%, up about 130 points from the day’s low and off close to 80 points from the day’s high. The market breadth, indicating the overall health of the market was strong. The BSE Mid-Cap and Small-Cap indices gained more than 1% each, with both these indices outperforming the Sensex.

Who Moved and Why

1) Emami Paper gains after allotment of preference shares to promoters.
2) Bhel recovers after winning new order.
3) Tata Motors gains on price hike buzz.
4) Jain Irrigation gains on buzz it may sell stake in food processing unit.
5) Suzlon Energy jumps on buzz it may list German arm on LSE.
6) L&T gains after winning new orders.
7) GMR Infra jumps after unit files for IPO.

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Equity Technical Analysis-Fortnightly Update RR Research Information

Fundamentals

It is not just Modi factor that is driving the markets; most of the crucial macro economic factors have turned positive indicating better growth prospects for Indian economy. One of the major causes for the last correction in August was Rupee depreciation, which has recovered and stabilized now owing to prudent actions of Raghuram Rajan. The Balance of Payment has turned positive from negative. The current account deficit, which had touched an all-time high of 4.8 per cent in FY13 – leading to a massive depreciation in the rupee-has come down to 2.3 per centof GDP during the first three quarters of FY14.

Foreign exchange reserves have jumped from $1.088 billion to touch $295.45 billion. Foreign exchange reserves had hit a 39-month low on September 6, 2013 when it touched $274 billion. Following several steps taken by the central bank to encourage inflows, the reserves started rising. Crude prices are stable, inflation is cooling down, FDI is increasing –the outlook is definitely positive for investments.
Coal prices are also on a downtrend which is a big relief for the power sector as most of them are coal fired and were badly hit by coal shortage for last few years.

Nifty Technical

On the daily chart of nifty we can see nifty has broken its resistance level of 6360 after consolidating in the range of 6360-5970. Nifty short term and long term trend is up and currently it is trading above its 8 days, 13 days and 21 days EMA. RSI and MACD are showing strength in upward movement. Traders should avoid short selling and should buy on dips.

NIFTY Technical Analysis

Upcoming Events

The Reserve Bank of India’s First Bi-monthly Monetary Policy Statement, 2014-15 on Tuesday, 1 April 2014, will dictate near term trend on the bourses.

Auto stocks will be in focus as companies from this sector will start reporting sales volume data for March 2014 starting Tuesday, 1 April 2014.

PSU OMCs will be in focus as state run oil marketing companies will review the fuel prices on 1 April 2014 based on the average imported oil price in the previous fortnight.

The next major trigger for the stock market is the outcome of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Lok Sabha elections will be held between 7 April 2014 and 12 May 2014 in nine phases. The counting of votes will be take place on 16 May 2014. The term of the current Lok Sabha expires on June 1 and the new House has to be constituted by May 31.

Stock Ideas

Fortnightly Headlines

1) Basel III deferral to ease pressure on banks: India Ratings
2) General Atlantic Partners, Apax Partners mulls buying 49 per cent stake in PNB Housing Finance.
3) Cisco to ship new video conferencing solution to India soon.
4) Gas companies like GAIL India, Reliance Industries, and BG India may have uniform sales pact with consumers.
5) BP, Niko seek arbitration over penalty for gas output decline.
6) Tata Power seeks compensation from CLP India.
7) Qualcomm gets nod to sell stake in JV to Bharti Airtel.
8) Airtel, Safaricom get conditional nod to buy Kenya’s yu Mobile.
9) GSM user base up at 71.10 cr in Feb: COAI.
10) Telecom Commission to come with graded penalty scheme for tacos soon.
11) I&B seek over Rs 2000 crore from DTH companies as license fee.
12) Sony LIV partners BoxTV for content sharing.
13) Take action against Zee News: EC tells NBA.

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Indian rupee rallied to an eight-month high!

The Indian rupee rallied to en eight-month high, boosted by continued foreign fund inflows into domestic shares, but suspected dollar purchases by the central bank prevented the currency from gaining much further. The RBI has long been expected to start buying dollars when the rupee strengthens to add to foreign exchange reserves of $297.29 billion-the highest since late December 2011. The central bank’s Dollar purchases would reflect the strength of a rupee rally. The RBI had to regularly buy the domestic currency just about half a year ago to keep it from hitting record lows.Today’s Headlines

1) India’s Rupee Climbs to Eight-Month High on Election Optimism
2) Aussie Rises to 4-Month High; Franc Falls
3) Pound Advances against Euro as Weale Says Rates Should Increase
4) Gold Trades above Five-Week Low as Ukraine, Weighed

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Related article:– http://www.financialexpress.com/news/indian-central-bank-starts-buying-us-dollars-halts-indian-rupee-rally/1236032

Shriram City gains after foreign brokerage initiates coverage!

Volatility ruled the roost in late trade as the key benchmark indices regained positive zone after erasing entire gains to hit intraday low in negative zone in mid-afternoon trade. The market breadth, indicating the overall health of the market, was negative. The barometer index, the S&P BSE Sensex closed up by 40.09 points or 0.18%, up 75.07 points from the day’s low and off 76.45 points from the day’s high.

Shri Ram CITY Gains

Who Moved and Why

1) Shriram City gains after foreign brokerage initiates coverage.
2) Sintex Industries gallops on plan to divest stake in unit.
3) Dewan Housing Finance gains after block deals.
4) Suven Life Sciences gains after securing two product patents.
5) Educomp Solutions jumps after final approval of debt restructuring.
6) RPower gains after a large block deal.
7) Oberoi Realty jumps after winning Tata Steel Mumbai land.

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PSU OMCs in demand on strong rupee

Volatility ruled the roost in late trade as key benchmark indices sink in negative zone only to recover later. The barometer index, the S&P BSE Sensex, settled with small losses while the 50-unit CNX Nifty settled with small gains. The Sensex was down 0.27points, off 37.15 points from the day’s high and up 125.94 points from the day’s low. The market breadth, indicating the overall health of the market, was negative.

Who Moved and Why

1) SBBJ gains on attractive dividend.
2) PGCIL gains after acquisition of Unchahar Transmission.
3) SKS Microfinance gains after securitization deal.
4) PSU OMCs in demand on strong rupee.
5) Arvind jumps on forming Indian JV with PVH Corp.
6) REC gains after transferring stake in UTL to PGCIL.
7) TCS gains after winning new contract.
8) FTIL jumps after paring stake in IEX.
9) Fertilizers stocks in demand.

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IIFL Holdings gains after selling stake in Sri Lankan units

Key benchmark indices surged to record high after the government exceeded its $3.1billion asset sales target for this fiscal year and as investors bet that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) will be able to form the next government at Centre. The barometer index, the S&P BSE Sensex, moved past the psychological 22,000 level. The Sensex closed up by 300.16 points or 1.38%, up 228.97 points from the day’s low and off 17.87 points from the day’s high.Who Moved and Why

1) ONGC gains ahead of board meeting for interim dividend.
2) NHPC gains after Parbati-III project begins commercial operation.
3) IIFL Holdings gains after selling stake in Sri Lankan units.
4) RPower gains after commencement of power generation at 3rd unit of Sasan UMPP.
5) Arshiya International jumps as board to review CDR package.
6) MT Educare gains after board OKs selling PUC campus.

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Related Article:– http://www.business-standard.com/article/news-cm/iifl-holdings-gains-after-selling-stake-in-sri-lankan-units-114032400233_1.html

NIFTY Forecast – 9000 by August 2016

Long Term Technical Analysis

A well formed ascending wedge pattern, five year long consolidation, and then a clear breakout – it is a perfect start of a new bullish phase. 161.8% Fibonacci is at 9000, which is Nifty’s next target by August 2016 as indicated by Andrew’s Pitchfork.

NIFTY Forecast -9000 by August 2016

Since January 2008, Nifty was unable to cross above 6350 level, which it has now convincingly broken. More important is that during these last five years, it formed an extremely well formed ascending wedge which is a bullish pattern. The long consolidation implies that the upside will be large. We have considered 161.8% Fibonacci level as our next target which places Nifty at 9000, but to meet this target Nifty must remain above 6350.

Andrew’s Pitchfork is indicating that if Nifty remains above its lowest fork line (emanating orange colored line from point ‘F’) it may achieve this level by August 2016. The Pitchfork indicator was also very accurate in predicting the trend direction during 2011 when the Nifty was falling from its peak of Dec 2010. As one can see that the Nifty had closely followed the downward moving Pitchfork line from point ‘C’, fell down to near 61.8%, took support at this crucial level and then reversed up, also breaking clear above the fork line (falling downward from point ‘C’).

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Market Wrap-Up:Maruti Suzuki slips!

Key benchmark indices edged lower in choppy trade on concern foreign capital inflow will slow after the US Federal Reserve further reduced monetary stimulus for the US economy and signaled US interest rates will be raised. Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have bought Indian stocks worth Rs 9845.20 crore ($1.616 billion) and Indian bonds worth Rs 38245 crore ($6.2099 billion) in this calendar year so far (till 18 March 2014). The Sensex and the 50-unit CNX Nifty, both, hit their lowest level in almost a week. The market breadth, indicating the overall health of the market was negative. The BSE Sensex closed at 21740.09 and 92.77 point down.

Who Moved and Why

• Maruti Suzuki slips after Nissan Motors launches low-cost Datsun brand in India.
• Mukand hits the roof as promoters hike stake.
• Excel Crop Care spurts after three bulk deals.
• Eveready Industries gains after hiking batteries prices.
• SKS Microfinance gains after securitization deal.
• Persistent Systems gains after setting up unit to focus on product portfolio.
• Bombay Rayon slips after declaring lockout at Dodaballapur mill unit.

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IT shares decline after weak TCS outlook!

Key benchmark indices provisionally settled almost unchanged for the day ahead of commentary about monetary policy from the US Federal Reserve later in the global day. The barometer index, the S&P BSE Sensex, closed at 21832.86 and 0.25 point up, off close to 62 points from the day’s high and up about 48 points from the day’s low. The market breadth, indicating the overall health of the market was positive.

Who Moved and Why

• SBBJ vaults as board to consider interim dividend.
• PSU OMCs gain after diesel under-recovery declines.
• Volumes jump at Rasoi counter.
• Coal India slips in volatile trade after bulk deal.
• Polaris surges 21.57% in two days as board approves demerger of products biz.
• JSW Steel gains after good production figures.
• Ashok Leyland gains after reducing stake in IndusInd Bank.
• IT shares decline after weak TCS outlook.

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