Sunday, April 4, 2010
Nifty Buy or Sell?????
Now the crucial support will come around 5245 and then 5180. If Nifty goes below 5180 that will confirm the break out was false breakout. But if Nifty sustains above 5344 then the next resistance will come around 5450-5500.
To conclude, put a stop loss below 5180 in Nifty and hold the long positions. If Nifty breaks 5180 then start exiting long positions. Happy trading!!!!!!!!!!!
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Nifty after Budget….

But the counts will change if nifty sustains above 5300 levels on closing basis for 2-3 days. If that happens then the next target for Nifty will be 5400-5450 levels. The chances are remote for this scenario as volumes are down though Nifty is going up. So we may consider this as short covering and fresh buying will come only if it sustains above 5300 levels.
If we see sector specific ,following sectors looking well for investment for short term:
Auto, Banking, Capital goods, Healthcare, IT and Metals.
Technically following sectors are looking weak so exit from the stocks on bounce back
FMCG, Oil and Gas, Realty and Telecom.
To conclude, Nifty may give a bounce back up to 5200 levels for short term but the medium term outlook is still bearish. The trend will change only if Nifty sustains above 5300 levels for more than 2 days. Happy Trading!!!!!!!!!
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Unwinding of Dollar carry trade and corresponding levels in Nifty….
In last three weeks Nifty has corrected almost 12%. What was the reason for this sell off??? You must have heard about unwinding of Dollar carry trade, but what does that mean?? In this blog I am going to explain you Dollar carry trade and its impact on markets.
Currency carry trade is a strategy in which an investor sells a certain currency with a relatively low interest rate and uses the funds to purchase a different currency yielding a higher interest rate. Here's an example of a "dollar carry trade": a trader borrows 1,000 dollars from a US bank, converts the funds into rupees (INR) and buys a bond for the equivalent amount. Let's assume that the bond pays 5% and the US interest rate is set at 0.5%. The trader stands to make a profit of 4.5% as long as the exchange rate between the countries does not change. Many professional traders use this trade because the gains can become very large when leverage is taken into consideration. If the trader in our example uses a common leverage factor of 10:1, then he can stand to make a profit of 45%.
The big risk in a carry trade is the uncertainty of exchange rates. Using the example above, if the rupee falls in value relative to the dollar, and then the trader would run the risk of losing money. Also, these transactions are generally done with a lot of leverage, so a small movement in exchange rates can result in huge losses unless the position is hedged appropriately. Right now we are facing the same problem. US is in recession so US govt. is trying to reduce interest rates as low as possible to increase demand. But the financial institutes and traders in US are using this cheap money for trading. By adopting dollar carry trade strategy, they are putting huge money in financial assets which are giving them good returns. Everything was going well until dollar index was in down trend. Now the dollar index has reversed the trend & started coming up so they had to cut their positions to reduce losses dollar. This is called unwinding of dollar carry trade.
The dollar index has becoming stronger and stronger day by day. It has recovered from low 74.20 to 80.22. The dollar index has given a buy signal above 78.30, now the major resistances will come around 81.50 and 83.10 respectively. If dollar index goes to 83 then Nifty will come around 4531 levels. If dollar index breaks the resistance of 83.10 and sustains above that then the next immediate resistances will come at 86.50 and 89 (corresponding levels in Nifty will be 4000-3750) respectively.

Last week L & T, HDFC, SBI and ONGC were in sell mode. There are some more stocks who have given sell signal. VSNL, Vijaya bank, Union Bank, Tata power, Sterlite Ind, RCom, NTPC, Maruti, Mah and Mah, MTNL, JP Asso, Ispat, GMR Infra, Bharat forge, Andhra Bank and Reliance Ind. Please exit long position from these stocks.
Bottom line is that; utilize every bounce back to exit long position so that you can buy those stocks at much more lower level. Happy trading!!!!!!!!!
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Reading between the lines…
In last 10 months Nifty has appreciated by more than 100% from bottom (2250 to 5300). If you look at the chart below, you will see that the market is making new high but RSI is not making new highs and volumes are also going down. In technical terms we called it Negative Diversions. In last two weeks Nifty has corrected 10% and took a support of 4750-4800 levels (Sensex -16000). This week nifty has also broken 21 weeks EMA and closed below that level. Now the chances are that, in the next week or two Nifty will try to come up once again to 4970-5070 range (sensex-17000).
Lastly, this is my first blog so please feel free to comment and in the process help me improve my blogging skills. Happy Trading!!!!!!

