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Weekly Market Outlook (22nd Feb 10- 26th Feb 10)
1. Weekly Market Outlook - 20.02.2010
SNAPSHOT
DATA MATRIX OF WEEK On Friday 19 February 2010, the key benchmark indices dropped in choppy trade, extending losses for
15th Feb 10 - 19th Feb 10 the second straight day as the US Federal Reserve's decision to raise its discount rate hurt investor
sentiment. The BSE 30-share Sensex fell 136.21 points or 0.83% and NSE 50-share Nifty ended with loss
of 42.85 points or 88.% from the previous days close, Global stocks and US index futures fell after the US
Weekly Markets
Federal Reserve raised its discount rate for the first time since the financial crisis. The latest Fed move
Sensex 16192 0.24% stoked expectations that a hike in the Fed's main policy rate could follow sooner than many had
anticipated. Realty, metal, auto, IT and banking stocks fell. Index heavyweight Reliance Industries, too,
Nifty 4845 0.37% edged lower. The market breadth was weak. India VIX, a volatility index based on the S&P CNX Nifty
Gold(US$/oz) 1119.1 2.67% index option prices, jumped 7.19% to 31.90. India VIX is a measure of the market's expectation of
volatility over the next 30 calendar days. VIX rises when traders buy options as insurance against sharp
Re/US$ 46.1 -0.65% market movements, especially a fall.
Dow 10,402 3.00%
Nasdaq 2,244 2.75%
FX Res (US$ Bn) 279.20 0.18%
NET FII / DII Equity Activity (Rs Cr)
Upto 19.02.10 FII DII
Total Feb 10 -3,153 2,096
Total 2010 -10,370 14,318
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Weekly Sector Movement
Sectors Close %
Auto 6,998 0.51%
Bankex 9,560 1.64% WEEK GONE BY
CD 4,079 1.06% The market logged marginal gains after seeing wild swings throughout the week driven by
expectations from the Union budget and global factors. The market edged lower in three out of five
CG 13,144 1.13% trading sessions. Small and mid-cap stocks underperformed their large-cap peers during the week.
FMCG 2,753 0.63% The US Federal Reserve on Thursday, 18 February 2010, raised the discount rate from 0.5% to 0.75%
effective 19 February 2010 and said the move will encourage financial institutions to rely more on
Healthcare 4,863 1.86% money markets, rather than the central bank, for short-term loans. It was the first increase in the
IT 5,082 1.23% discount rate in more than three years, and the move widens the discount rate spread over the top
range for the federal funds rate to 0.5%. Earlier, on 12 February 2010, China ordered banks to set aside
Metal 15,806 1.09% more deposits as reserves for the second time in a month, as loan growth quickened and property
prices surged. The reserve requirement will increase 50 basis points effective 25 February 2010. Back
OilGas 9,655 -1.61%
home, a foreign brokerage predicts that Indian equity and equity-linked offerings may jump by as
PSU 9,223 -0.74% much as 33% this year as companies and the government tap a growing pool of domestic capital as the
economy recovers. Indian companies may raise $25 billion to $30 billion in share sales in 2010, up from
Realty 3,190 -5.74%
$22 billion last year.
WEEK AHEAD
The market is likely to remain highly volatile with the focus being on the Railway Budget and the Union Budget 2010-11. Derivatives expiry on Thursday, 25
February 2010 will also add to the volatility on the bourses. The highly eventful week begins with the Railway Budget on 24 February 2010. It will be followed
by tabling of Economic Survey on 25 February 2010 and the Union Budget on 26 February 2010. Expectations are sky-high for Union Budget 2010-11, with
this being the second budget session of the current Lok Sabha. The government may announce increase in excise duties as a first step towards a gradual
winding down of fiscal stimulus measures. It may also raise the service tax rate to 12% from 10%. It may be recalled that the government had slashed the
Central Value Added Tax (Cenvat) rate for excise duty from 14% to 8% in two rounds starting in December 2008. It had also cut service tax by 2 percentage
points. These reductions were effected in order to provide a stimulus to domestic industry. Since the overall prospects for growth are much brighter today,
the finance minister may withdraw a part of the stimulus in order to boost tax revenue. The fate of three important fiscal bills, which had been stalled by the
Left parties, will be closely watched. These are the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) Bill, Insurance Bill and Banking
Regulation (Amendment) Bill.
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INDEX - TECHNICAL STAND POINT
Index Composition
Date 19.02.10
INDEX Value
NIFTY
Feb Fut 4848
Mar Fut 4844
Feb OI 24762400
Mar OI 6956650
BANK NIFTY
Feb Fut 8480
Mar Fut 8469
Feb OI 1087600
Mar OI 154200
CNX IT
Feb Fut 5715
Feb OI 28900
TREND LINE CONJECTURE:-
We have projected a trend line by joining the significant previous tops of 16002 and 17196. The value for this upper trend line stood at 17,500. This
week Sensex shattered this trend line decisively and continued to stay below these levels which might be a bearish indicator in short term. In
addition to that , new trend line from the lows of 13219 and 15330 also breached with substantial volumes. Hence we expect some more lows in
upcoming sessions near 15330 where consolidation shouldn’t be rule out. On the flip side, diagonal pattern joining 15600 and 17493 seems to be
shaping at this point. Hence we expect more positivism in the indices with medium target at around 19750 however it should be more confirmed in
later part of 1st half of 2010.
In Nifty trend line drawn from the lows of 4679 and 4731 providing good support at this juncture. Value for this trend line stood at 4750 level. Below
this level spot index may drift to 4530 in a short span of time where we may found some sort of support. Moreover trend line adjoining tops of 4693
and 5181 seems to be determining new diagonal pattern in upcoming sessions however such possibility looks illusive at this point. Hence for
upcoming sessions range bound scenario between 4750-5050 looks more prominent and worthy.
ELLIOT WAVE CONJECTURE:-
Remember we have already determined 'X2' wave of this diametric formation shaped in benchmark indices with nearby target at around 4900 in 11-
18 trading sessions. Now with above the target levels, 'X2' wave continued to show strength however advance decline ratio displays lack of
conviction around these levels. As we have assumed that we may be into 'C' wave of the A-B-C pattern from 17493.
Since last Wednesday, the Index has been forming 'HIGHER TOP' formation, which continues the optimistic preconceived notion. As in the
previous A-B-C move, entire move from the lows of 15331 treated as a “b” leg, conceivably waiting 'Oct high of 17493 to be near term top decisively.
During the nutshell the perfidious wave marked as corrective 'B' wave, 86% up-move originated 8047 (6th March'09) to 14931 (19th May'09) adage FII
inflows of only Rs.25000 crs. Since 19th May, the FII inflows encompass explode by further Rs.62000 crs, in response to which, market moved barely
16%.
Beneath this bullish unusual composition, a Complex insider wave has been shaping from March lows in 2009. Within this, the 1st move ended at
17493 as a Diametric formation, and 2nd corrective move now seems to shaping from last week lows as domestic indices manages to past 17493 on
the last day of 2009 though index unable to sustain these levels on closing basis.. Under this alternative, the 2nd counteractive move if it possible
mostly a diagonal move, which can triggered the Sensex ahead of 17500. If it's a Diametric, the size of the 2nd corrective would be about 6-7
months with a value target of 61.8% of the 1st corrective move mentioned earlier. This would gauge to19700 on Sensex (preferably in June-Sept
2010). Well let's wait and watch if Sensex remain constraint between 15330-17500 or goes in for a decisive surge above 17800 to reap new highs of
2010.
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MOVING AVERAGES AND THE CANDLE STICK PATTERN:
The short term moving average is an indicator of the trend in the near future. The value for the short term moving average (20 DMA) is at 4854 and
medium term moving average (50 DMA) is at 5039. Presently, the Nifty trading below 50 DSMA and 20 DSMA which conveys still a negative
divergence in near term.
RETRACEMENT AND GAP CONJECTURE:-
As marked on the chart above, on 24Aug 09, Sensex formed a gap up of 122 points ( market as GG)which might be an exhaustive one, having upper
and lower values of 15,362 and 15,240 respectively. As per Japanese candle stick theory, any gap is an incitement for bulls/bears to get their
positions in order to fill such gaps. As this gap was created on last to last August, the Sensex has already consumed more than 60 trading sessions
and the gap has not filled yet. Unless this gap is filled, the Sensex will continue to move in upward trajectory in near term.
RETRACEMENT COUNTER RETRACEMENT
HIGHS LOWS POINTS DAYS LOWS HIGHS POINTS DAYS
15600 13320 2280 21 13320 16002 2682 14
16002 14684 1318 11 14684 15958 1274 7
15958 15357 601 5 15357 16435 1078 3
BANK NIFTY FUT
Analyzing above table we scrutinize that there is continuous faster retracement taking place in the Sensex, which is an optimistic signal. There
are three downward moves.
? The move from 15,600 to 13,220 took 21 days and it got retraced in 14 days.
? The move from 16,002 to 14,684 took 11 days and it almost got retraced in 7 days.
? The move from 15,958 to 15,357 took 5 days and it got fully retraced in just 3 days.
FIBONACCI RETRACEMENT:-
Nifty Fut Chart
Entire move from the highs of 17493 to 15330 exactly took 10 trading sessions while its retracement move also took 10 trading sessions to its 80%
level at around 17060. From 17060 to 17530 Sensex entirely took more than 28 trading sessions which itself determines a consolidation on higher
levels. Above these levels next resistence zone would be between 17800-18160-18470. Moreover such pull backs usually countered by small
corrections. Hence we expect 15330 should act as a major support zone on lower side.
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OSCILLATORS:
OSCILLATORS CURRENT AVERAGE
MACD (E9,E24,S9) -59.77 -74.98
RSI (14,E9) 43.91 41.99
STOCHASTICS %K= 71.50 %D= 79.32
FINAL VERDICT:
Nifty has multiple support around 4675, 4538 and 4353 based on the weekly swing with only resistance at 4950, however based on the
trendline drawn from the all time highs of 6357 and high of 5310NIFTY after the recent fall benchmark index has important
BANK achieved FUT
resistance at 5200. Cautious approach is advocated as technical indicators are suggesting mixed view about the market. While
stochastic has reached its level where market probably find its support but MACD and RSI indicate further downside.
Analyst Recommendation
Pre-budget investors are advised not to make fresh investment meanwhile they may hold on there existing long position.
Traders may go long with a strict stop loss of 4675 and may short with a stop loss of 4950.
Nifty Fut Chart
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EQUITY CALLS PERFORM ANCE FOR W EEK ENDED 19th Feb 2010
Total No. of Calls Target Achieved Profit Booked Positional Calls Exit/Stop Loss Success Rate
49 16 20 0 12 73.47%
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