• Vol. I • Issue : 38 • Date : 16-11-2008 to 22-11-2008 • Editor : Narendra Joshi • Sub.Editor : Sharad Kotak • Mobile:9825065387 • •• Address : 115/991, Nirmal Apartment, Telephone Exchange Road, Naranpura, Ahmedabad -380013 • Phone : 27451449 •• MARKET MAY CONSOLIDATE IN SHORT TERM After two consecutive week gain, last week our market closes with more than 5.5 % losses in sensex and Nifty Initially good started our market unable to survive the rally and throw all the gains and closed in negative zone. 2810.35 in the week ended Friday, 14 November 2008. BSE Mid Cap Index and small cam Index also lost 4.15 % and 3.46 % respectively in the week. Our market neglects some good news such as receding crude oil prices, decreased inflation, IIP data well above Sensex fell 578.87 points and Nifty shed 161.65 points to market expectation. Inflation declined sharply to 8.98 % in the week ending 1 Nov. 2008 from 10.72 % in the previous week mainly due to sharp drop in oil prices. Crude Oil prices came down to $ 52 per barrel from the peak level of $ 147. Industrial production rose 4.8 % in September 2008 much higher than a revised 1.4 % growth in August, 2008. The cumulative increase in in- dustrial production during April – September 2008 period was 4.9 % as against 9.5 %, corresponding period last year. Investor will keenly watch development at G-20. The G-20 countries will discuss ways to protect the globle economy from a repeat of the worst financial crises in so year. Continue on ...5 Market in correction STRONG SUPPORT AT 2502-2288 - 15/11/2008. Market could not sustain at recession. The Chinese economy versal in the short to medium levels as the follow up has registered a single digit term. phase with mix approach higher buying was completely missing growth after a span of many and good short positions were created at higher levels. In the last week market came down as per the mentioned levels. Still market is in correction mode. Technically we have to wait till the up side reversal. Now a days market is getting very volatile so, in each and every trade put strict stop loss. Nifty future (2810): In last week we told nifty may NFTY_N-Dly .08/10/08-14/11/08 F-20022 check 2764 and 2644. see Price in last week its touches 2770 means the first tar3301.27 get is almost achieved. Now wait for another 2891.28 down level or if nifty 2764.63 closes above 2900 at 2644.43 least for two days then it may go upto 31802228.00 3300 08 N HDIL(177.40) : At this level it seem to take support of bottom level of 105. One can buy with stop loss of 105. It can go up to 130 & 147 Continue on ...10 TREND F 14/11/08 3600 3400 O 2895 H 2933 L 2770 C 2810 V 1269750 3200 3000 2800 2600 2400 Keep Away from Fresh Buying A Market was expected to improve in the last week but it did not and reaching a pack of 11,000 the sensex tell 1000 points to close at around 9300. It seens that the economic slowdown is becoming apparent all around us. I have are no Buyers in mall,there are nnoo passengers in airlines and there are no luyers in reall estate. From the above it becom deal that economic slowdown is now a reality and a market stauted showing this sign 10 months back.The improvement in economic situa- Continue on ...5 TREND 230 220 210 200 190 180 170 160 F 14/11/08 O H L C V 112.00 120.00 108.95 117.40 8061 NEW MILESTONE FOR THE ECONOMIC REVOLUTION WITH THE CO-OPERATION OF KOTAK INVESTMENT WE ARE INTRODUCING SMS SERVICES FOR OUR MEMBERS / INVESTORS CALLS AND OCCASIONAL MARKET SNAPSHOTS AND LOT MORE 150 140 130 120 110 Support level 08 Continue on ...9 The Bears ignored all the good news and continued its work of bringing down the market with single minded dedication. The Bears ate away the fall in inflation as starters, then drank away the drop in Fuel price and just played with the better than ex- The American recession is now expected to be more severe than expected. The kind of bankruptcy news and -SHOBHA jobless data indicate Email : that it is going to be a [email protected] long and dark winter. The European SHAHENSHAH OF FINANCIAL JUNGLE economy too fell into HOUSING DEV-Dly .22/09/08-14/11/08 B-532873 Price Bhart Forge (102.20) : Since last so many days it is taking support of 100. One can buy above years. This means that the global bear market will not see any re- O N 100 CHARGES RS. 1000, PER MONTH 10 PERCENT DISCOUNT ON QUARTERLY PAYMENT CONTACT FOR DETAILS : MR.NARENDRA JOSHI, EDITOR, MOBILE NO. 9825065387 12-10-2008 to 19-10-2008 2 MARKET WAIT FOR G-20 MEET BSE Sensex(9385.42) and Nifty(2810.35) closed 5.8% and 5.5% down last week.Inflation was 8.98 v/s 10.72 last week.Crude oil was at 58$.Mareket recovered during the week on completion of U.S. Presidential election.but was not able to sustain the gains because of profit booking at h i g h e r levels.Support for Sensex is 8920 and Narendra Naynani for Nifty 2670.Resis- (M)9898162770 tance for Sensex is [email protected] 9740 and Nifty is at 2920.Local fund buy- www.narendranainani.blogspot.com ing was visible against selling of FII.Nifty put- Maximum Profit=70-65=5*1200 call ratio was 1.03.Nifty 2900 call =6000-3300=2700.00 Rs. added open interest.TataTele Services and Sesa Goa added Maximum Loss=3300.00 Rs. open interest.Tatasteeel and Break-even=67.75 Rs. Suzlon lost in open interest. BULLET Strategy for Future Option players. 2)TTML(20) November month future-Lot Size 5225 shares. 1)IDBI(66.80) Lot Size-1200 Shares. Buy one lot of November month [email protected] Buy one call option of November month strike price [email protected] Rs. Sell one call option of November month strike price 20 @1.20 Rs. Sell one call option of November month strike price [email protected] Rs. Premium Received=1.20*5225 =6270.00 Rs. Premium Paid=4.75*1200 =5700.00 Rs. Premium Received=2.0*1200 =2400.00 Rs. Net Premium Paid=57002400=3300.00 Rs. Max Profit=6270.00 Rs. Max loss=Unlimited. Trading Idea 1)HPCL(218.60)Buy this stock in decline and trade. 2)GLAXO(1072.50)Buy this stock in decline and trade. Technical Indicators for major stocks MFI=MONEY FLOW INDEX RSI=RELATIVE STRENGTH INDEX ADX=DIRECTIONAL MOMEMNTUM INDEX STOCK ICICIBANK.NS INFOSYSTC.NS ITC.NS MARUTI.NS SAIL.NS SATYAMCOM.NS SBIN.NS TATASTEEL.NS TCS.NS CLOSE 395.9 1213.2 169.55 536.15 68.5 261.4 1171.6 171.9 530.85 MFI-21 39.81 41.99 47.39 25.6 42.58 38.53 38.6 33.92 49.9 RSI-14 43.76 40.5 49.9 35.52 32.75 41.14 41.79 32.11 45.27 ADX-14 20.4 32.38 24.41 27.95 35.29 28.87 29.47 39.46 24.14 TREND OF MAJOR STOCKS STOCK TREND ICICIBANK.NS INFOSYSTC.NS ITC.NS MARUTI.NS SAIL.NS SATYAMCOM.NS SBIN.NS TATASTEEL.NS TCS.NS Bearish Bearish Bearish Bearish Bearish Bearish Bearish Bearish Bearish NO OF DAYS 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 1 Weekly Monthly Trend Trend Flat! Flat! Rising Falling Flat! Flat! Falling Falling Flat! Flat! Rising Rising Falling Falling Flat! Flat! Rising Falling Candlesticks fit into the overall technical picture, but it should be known that candlestick chart patterns are just one part of a wide array of studies that fit into technical analysis. Technical analysis spans all chart analysis, and it is even applied to some fundamental analysis statistics. Candlesticks are usually traded actively or passively, but few traders deny their influence, especially those that use technical analysis in favor of traditional investing. Some traders like to use candlesticks as the sole buying and selling signals, while others blend them in with a few other technical indicators to refine their trading. Day traders and swing traders are much more likely to use candlestick patterns than investors, but that is due largely because of the difference in investing ideologies. The passive view Passive candlestick traders are more familiar with and typically favor other methods of technical analysis than chart patterns. This group of investors is made up of those who prefer computer generated technical analysis to the 18th century style of candlestick trading. The passive candlestick trader is usually an 1) SUN PHAR ( 1189.60 ) :- In this scrip near term support at 1182 and buy with the stop loss of 1174 on the upper side first target is 1196 then Rs. 1203 1218 to 1226. 2) AXIX BANK . ( 494.85 ) :- In this scrip near term support at 490 and buy with the stop loss of 482 on the upper side first target is 500 then Rs. 507 - 512 to 520 . 3) TITAN ( 860.40) :- In this scrip near term support at 853 and buy with the stop loss of 846 on the upper side first target is 866 then Rs. 873 - 882 to 890. Candlesticks and Overall Technical Picture KARUNA JAIN Mo. 09887056704 active, professional trader with a more complex trading style than most. This group is made up of people who trade candlesticks casually while putting more influence on other indicators. The active view The active candlestick trader keeps a close tab on each developing chart. Bottoms and tops are marked by candlestick patterns rather than their price. Active candlestick traders are willing to take even the short term charts and trades that may not go entirely with the “candlestick creed.” Little confirmation is needed for these traders who like the simplicity to the more complex forms of technical analysis. The overall picture Whether you are a candlestick purist or technical analyst, there is something in candlestick charts for everyone. Full-time day trading requires a full arsenal of of 635 on the upper side first target is 655 then Rs. 662 - 669 to 675. 7) JSW SL. ( 274.15 ) :- In this scrip near term support at 270 and buy with the stop loss of 265 on the upper side first target is 278 then Rs. 283 - 289 to 294. 8) EDUCOM ( 2428.70 ) :- In this scrip near term support at 2417 and buy with the stop loss of 2408 on the upper side first target is 2437 then Rs. 2448 - 2452 to 2473. 9) ORACLE FIN ( 509.65 ) :- In this scrip near 4) ADANI ( 384.20 ) :In this scrip near term support at 376 and buy with the stop loss of 368 on the upper side first target is 388 then Rs. 393 - 399 to 405. 5 ) ULTARATECH. ( 322..80 ) :- In this scrip near term support at 316 and buy with the stop loss of 309 on the upper side first target is 327 then Rs. 334 338 to 343. 6) BHARTI AIR ( 650.15 ) :- In this scrip near term support at 643 and buy with the stop loss trading tools and information, thus adding candlesticks can bring some benefits. Some use candlesticks to trade opening gaps or the late day breakouts, but all investors can agree that they do play some role in predicting future prices. Keeping a balance Balancing candlesticks and other forms of technical analysis is a solid way to produce consistent profits. A professional trader is likely to favor either candlesticks to the bulk of technical analysis or vice versa, but usually picks up the second place preference as a critical confirmation. A comprehensive trading plan should outline the roles of both forms of analysis and give preference to one. Your plan should act as your own screener, finding the good trades and leaving the bad. No matter the type of trader, there is plenty to benefit in learning a new indicator. and buy with the stop loss of 1264 on the upper side first target is 1287 then Rs. 1296 -1304 to 1312. 11) LUPIN LAB ( 581.25) :- In this scrip near term support at 576 and buy with the stop loss of 570 on the upper side first target is 587 then Rs. 593 599 to 605. 12) SIEMENS ( 294.50 ) :- In this scrip near term support at 288 and buy with the stop loss of 283 on the upper side first target is 298 hen Rs. 304 - 311 to 317. 13) AKRUTI ( 643.60 ) :- In this scrip near term support at 638 and buy with the stop loss of 631 on the upper side first target is 648 then Rs. 656 – 663 to 670. 14) ABAN. ( 871.40 ) :- In this scrip near term support at 864 and buy with the stop loss of 857 on the upper side first target is 878 then Rs. 884 - 892 to 899 term support at 504 and buy with the stop loss of 496 on the upper side first target is 515 then Rs. 523 - 528 to 533. 10) BHEL ( 1280.10 ) :- In this scrip near term support at 1272 15) MARUTI ( 536.65 ) :- In this scrip near term support at 530 and buy with the stop loss of 523 on the upper side first target is 543 then Rs. 549 557 to 563. 12-10-2008 to 19-10-2008 3 As sensex Neglect Recession The real focus needs to be on active stocks The market is expecting some right now. kind of length of view than and breaks down 151 points. sort of united or unified action actually there are some good RIL And RNRL than this company’s shares price will goes high and which is seems profitable for the share holders. Dear readers, After opening strong sensex, remains 570 points with ups and downs .and at the end of day sensex remains 151 points As telecom industries had also down with whole down at the took the decision to stop the rate of 1.6% where sensex outsourcing work. closed down at 9385 points. NSE was down 39 points with the rate of 1.3 % and closed down at the level of 2810 points. As recession is constant decrease but market still remains with the down ward trend. Where whole sell price index on the date of 1st November 2008 remains In market many people’s predicts week closed at the down level that Ispat Inwith the rate of dustry Had 8.98%. which Global Market Important level : default with is 10.72 previthe UTI. DOWJONES : 7800 ous week. NASDEQ : 1440 As we are As FII had S&P : 770 kindly advice continue the FUTSI : 3873 all investors pressure of HANGSANG : 10750 that, In Short Selling. market’s volaIt had also tile situation promoter should not took the part in to the Volatile Buyback the shares instead of market. On this Friday FII had that they should buy the shares clean Sold the shares of Rs.812 from the open market because it cr because of this current month seems to be profitable. all selling of shares reach at Rs.1800 cr. Sensex at High level 9200 and bottom level remains with the In this current month , it seems maximum level of 8800 points and the greatest re cession in the hope that at high maximum up Still Industries. As Welspon level sensex remains with the had deny to expand the project level of 10000 to 10500 points. In in to the Gujarat. As in reality same manner Nifty will lay beestate Sector DLF had also stop tween 2521 to 2222 with imporits Project of nation’s biggest tant bottom level. And possibilshopping mall.. As in RIL And ity that Nifty remains between RNRL government had de2980and 3150 at important high clared new Swear Contract if level. case goes in to the favor of OUR LAST WEEK’S CLASSIC CALLS: HDIL : BUY AT 105 to 110, SL 98, Tgt 130 TO 140. (Last week : Hi – 130, Low – 106.65) : BUY AT 18 to 20, SL 16, Tgt 23 TO 25. (Last week : Hi – 21.50 ,Low – 18.40) : BUY AT 80, SL 74, Tgt 90 TO 95. (Last week : Hi – 86.80,Low – 75.40) : BUY AT 12, SL 10, Tgt 15 TO 18. (Last week : Hi – 13.55 , Low – 11.20) : BUY AT 145 to 155 , SL 137 , Tgt 185 TO 195. (Last week : Hi – 171.50 , Low – 135.75) IFCI SESAGOA ISPAT IND. TATA MOTOR CURRENT WEEK’S CLASSIC CALLS: PNB TTML EDUCOMP. GVKPIL HDFC BANK : : : : : SELL AT 470, SL 483, Tgt 455 TO 440. SELL AT 20.25, SL 21.50, Tgt 18 TO 17. SELL AT 2425, SL 2505, Tgt 2250 TO 2100. BUY AT 15.50, SL 15, Tgt 17.10 TO 19.05. SELL AT 1009, SL 1062, Tgt 960 TO 918. GLOBAL NEWS : As hurdle cross jump in to the American market on previous night Britain, Germany, and France market increases up to the 2 to 3 %. In Asian Market Japan, Hong Kong, China and Singapore like impor- to come out of this weekend’s meeting. We don’t have a particular forecast on certain actions that we expect to result from the meeting but generally speaking, it is clear that what we have seen a determination of governments, central banks and other institutions to come up with measures that will break what we have called the negative feedback loop whereby you have the financial crisis and the global recession feeding off each other. So we have seen synchronised rate cuts, we have also seen other stimulus packages coming out on country-by-country basis. So there is clearly a potential for some further unified action perhaps over the weekend. We could say that we are not done with the deleveraging process. If we looked specifically at emerging markets, we have that process ongoing and we can expect to see some continued pressure on emerging markets currencies. If we are looking for large flows into the markets, the risk aversion still remains relatively high and there were quite a bit of positives for the equity markets. So we have seen commodity prices as well as global rates declining but until investors are much more comfortable in what’s happening on the global economy and the impact on earnings, they are probably going to be a bit reluctant to step back in We think that we are close to the bottom but there is the potential for further falls and we expect this kind of volatility continuing certainly through the end of this year and even as we move into 2009. So we wouldn’t certainly be saying that the bottom of equity markets [has been achieved or not]. And if you look back to previous bear markets — during 2002-2003, we saw three bear market rallies of over 7% during that period — so there is a potential for further bear market rallies in this current period. Now there are a number of ways to look at valuations. If we look at valuations in terms of earnings, they look very attractive at the moment. If we look on PE basis, [then they are at] the kind of levels that you see once in a decade or every decade or so looking back over the past eight years. So we know that all have a lot of nervousness over the earnings visibility and we share those concerns. But from valuation perspective for all, we are willing to look two-three years and this is a good time to be taking that COMMODITYUPDATE Last Week’s Commodity Classic call : LAST WEEK’SALLCLASSIC CALLS MET WITH THE TARGET. Crude Silver The real focus needs to be on active stocks selection because a lot of stocks who have poor earnings potential have been marked down but also stocks, which have much better earning potential have marked down to the same extent. It’s important to pick the right one for the way up. Day trading, formula can help you tant market increases up to the 0.2 to 3%. In current week Rupee was reduced by 3 rupees against the U.S. dollar. Gold opportunities there. : To Buy with SL 11450, Target 11730 to 11900. (Last week : Low – 11490, Hi - 11825) : To BUY with SL 2800, Target 3050 to 3200. (Last week : First Hi – 3145, Then Low – 2755) : To Buy with SL 16600, Target 17200 to 17400. (Last week : First Hi – 17285 , Then Low – 16000) Current Week’s Commodity Classic call : Gold : To SELL with SL 12010, Target 11650 to 11505. Crude : To SELL with SL 2995, Target 2800 to 2605. Silver : To SELL with SL 16600, Target 16200 to 15950. Dear Reader, We never used formula given because we use charts. Lot of peoples is using this technique so we hope it can help you. As with other methods of trading, comfort will be achieved only through constant practice.There are many among my day trading friends who do not peruse graphs during the trading day. Just watching the price and volume movement is sufficient to tell them which stock is going to breakout and they trade accordingly. The pivot point trading system is designed for the less clairvoyant day traders like us. This is a simple trading system that can enhance the trading of those who do not want to get distracted with intra day graphs. All that is needed is the previous day’s high, low and closing price, we have an entire range of supports and resistances that can be found invaluable in day trading. The USP of pivot point trading is that it is predictive in nature i.e. it can forecast the range for the trading day ahead. The formula for calculating the pivot point is as follows, R2 = P + (H - L) = P + (R - S1)R1 = (P * 2) - LP = (H + L + C) / 3S1 = (P * 2) - HS2 = P - (H - L) = P - (R1 - S1). H stands for the previous day’s high. L stands for the previous day’s low and C represents the previous day’s close. The S and R are the supports and resistances. Many variations are available for the above formula. Some formulas include the opening price of the current trading day. Other formulas compute more than two supports and resistances Continue on ...4 12-10-2008 to 19-10-2008 4 Time for metal and bullion Charts Speaks about Market Nifty has support at 2580 & 2340 and Resistance at 2860 & 2930, Nifty is weak with respect to all charts expected to reach 2340. If nifty breaks 2340 may reach to new bottom of 2000. On other hand if nifty sustains above 3050 at the end of this week then nifty can reach 3700 or some higher level in next week. Then selling pressure will start from higher level. In such condition Nifty will show new bottom in next month. Some stocks for this week 1) Canara Bank : has resistance at 202 and support at 185 & 160 Short sell at 200 stop loss 203 target 180….165 2) GTL( Global tele) : has support at 186 & 180 Resistance at 205, Short sell at 196 stop loss 204 target 188….180 3) ITC : has support 160 and resistance at 185 short sell around 180 with stop loss 185 target 160 4) TTML : has resistance at 24 and support at 17 short sell around 22 stop loss 24 target 17…..15 In this current week if nifty meet 2340 or new bottom then at that level of nifty, buy frontline scripts such VIKAS JHA Conti. from ....3 So, how does one use these pivot points? If the price opens above the pivot point and starts moving upward, then a long position can be initiated with a stop just below the pivot point and with the R1 as the target. If the price crosses above R1, that can also be an entry level with a stop just below R1 and R2 as the target. Generally, no buy is initiated near R2, as it is the upper limit of the trading range for the day. In case the price reverses from R1 or R2, it can be the right place to short the stock with a stop just above R1 or R2 with the target As per Lt Col Ajay CEO of www.astromoneyguru.com -As per Astro-technical calculations this week is represented by figure 47 and as per finical numerology figure(4+7= 11) is ruled by Moon , the planet is known for water , fashion and Media ,sudden trend reversal is expected in metal and Forex. This week Sun and Mars are in varashik, Mercury will be also changing rashi from Tula to varashik, Moon will be in Mithun and karak, and rahu will be in makar and ketu in karak rashi. All these combinations of planets are indicating great movement in metal and forex. The current week is expected to show highest volatility in world future market. My sincere advice to trade in delivery base stocks. My weekly picks are from metal. Sept 08 industrial production rose to 4.8% , higher than the 1.4% revised number in august and marginally higher than expectations, but the big suprise is our inflation data market expected 10.42 vs last weeks 10.72 but surprising figure announced as 8.98%, may revise later that game still pending, but its gud to change the mind of investors to sit positive and RBI to do some CRR cut.weakening Rupee to historical low and economic crisis across the globe due to globalisation still a prob,mutual fund also pulled out rs 47000 crore in october, its the highest redemption from MF schemes in a month so far this fiscal year. All world market reacting to US market is giving bad hint, our economy slow down also will reflect in mkt conditions, but this market is very atractive for day traders and short term investors, why i am telling short term investor is, chance is there to buy being the support just below. In the similar way, if the price opens below the pivot point, it is a bearish signal and a short position can be initiated with a stop just above the pivot point and the target being S1. Price moving below S1 and moving towards S2 would also be a selling level. Selling is generally not done near the S2 as it is the lower boundary of the day’s trading range. Price reversing from S1 or S2 can be used for initiating buy calls with the target being the level just above. Traders who peruse charts can use pivot points in association with other Real state and power sectors. (1) PTC (2) Tornt power (3) Sterlite Ind (4) Pfc (5) SAIL,(6) Tata steel(7)Dlf(8) Ongc Commodity sections Bullion (Gold )-As per astrotechnical calculations now gold is expected to see heavy volatility in bullion market. From middle of the week strong upward movement is expected in Gold Crude oil- As per stars crude oil is looking volatile but firm in spot and future market .This time to invest in crude oil for short term investment .Since crude oil is almost at bottom levels a new coach of the that you show me out of the visa This week may bring fortune for Singh rashi; some vice decision are expected to be taken which give result in next few days. Now stars may start favoring them in trading as well as at demotic fronts .However one can check horoscope to take full advantage of astrology in trading. Venus has to be good in Individuals horoscope before wear. Please check your horoscope for correct decisions. BABU K IYER e-mail – [email protected] at the same buy rate after booking 20 to 30% profit, not yet market mood changed positive for long term investors, avoid reliance industries negative sentiment and rumours backing up reliance so strictly avoid reliance for time being, am repeating oil companies in atractive rates, consider only psu oil companies like hindpetro, bpcl, ioc. fiis upgraded cipla s target, OBAMAs win also supporting pharma counters, strictly avoid private banks, government advised profitable PSU comapanies to park their surplus money only in public sector banks giving bad signal for pvt banks, not yet the statement is clear, so better to avoid private banks, Obama sentiment may help wind energy shares like suzlon , indowind etc, but currently suzlon in negative sentiment, one can accumulate around 4445 range for a short term tgt of 70. technical tools to decide whether to play long or short. It is possible to calculate more than two supports and resistances around the pivot. We give below a formula that calculates three resistances and three supports: R3 = H+2 X (P - L) R2 = P+ (H - L) = P + (R1 - S1) R1 = (PX2) - L P = (H+L+C)/3 S1 = (PX2) - H S2 = P - (H - L) = P - (R1 - S1) S3 = L - 2 X (H - P) P = Pivot point, R1 = resistance 1, R2 = resistance 2, R3 = resistance 3, S1 = support 1, S2 = support 2, S3 = support 3, H = high, L = low. ATTENTION The material contained in the Economic Revolution is based on Fundamental and Technical analysis & other scientific methods and also the knowledge and belief of author. Error can not to be rulled out. The information given is of advisory nature only. The Editor, the Publisher and the Author does not take any consequences arising out of it. All rights reserved. Reproducing to whole or in part of any matter including featurs without permision is not permitted. Letgal jurisdiction is Ahmedabad only. The material given in the Economic Revolution is the views of author only, it not means that Editor is agree with it, so Editor, the Publisher and the printer is not resposible for the contains in writers article. Devlaxmi Joshi Editor, The Economic Revolution. HAPPY TRADDING my pick for this week in derivative is natinal aluminium cmp 176.15 , idea cellular cmp 48.85 in equity OCTAV cmp 20.60 investment may rise more , some positive news expecting no more recomendation in this market conditon, add my id for liveinformations 12-10-2008 to 19-10-2008 5 tion is done by the sector every year. Dividend pay out ratio comes out to be around 7-10 %. Constant increase in shareholders’ fund also reveals a positive sign of growth of the industry. KEY RATIOS: Debt Equity Ratio: Oil and Gas Sector Analysis: Year Latest 2006 2005 2004 Debt Equity Ratio 0.45 0.45 0.44 0.34 As we can conclude from above data that debt is almost less then half of the share holder’s equity. So fundamentally it is looking strong. Background: Long Term Debt Equity Ratio: In the natural gas industry the production is generally measured in cubic feet or meters while the consumption is measured in BTUs. Economic reforms and growth in GDP is fuelling the need for a cheaper and cleaner fuel Natural gas to sustain the growth rates. The current consumption of about 100 MMSCMD of gas in India is primarily shared among the power and fertilizer sector to the tune of 42% and 31% respectively. This is followed with petrochemicals - 4%, city gas (CNG/Piped Natural Gas)-4%, LPG/Other Liquid Hydrocarbons - 4% and Sponge Iron/Steel Sectors-4%. In the next ten years gas based power projects are expected to the order of 33,665 MW requiring a natural gas order of 100-120 MMSCMD. Fertilizer sector would also like to switch over to a Natural Gas from Naphtha, which is more costly. Natural gas would also get necessary thrust from the government’s initiative to introduce city gas distribution. Year Year Latest 2006 2005 2004 The leading companies of this sector are GAIL, GSPL, IGL & the most important is ONGC. Current Ratio 1.2 1.2 1.22 1.15 Domestic production of natural gas showed a growth of 10.1% at 2,792 million standard cubic meters (MSCM) for the month of April 2008 compared to corresponding previous month. ONGC, which produces over 65% of Latest Long Term Debt 0.22 Equity Ratio 2006 2005 2004 0.22 0.21 0.13 As it’s clearly seen from above data that long term debt is quite limited in compare to the share holder’s fund so it is showing the investors trust on company. Current Ratio: From the above data we can clearly see that the previous year & this year current ratios are same so we can stated that position of asset & liability are same during this year. Return On Capital Employed: India’s total natural gas, registered a 5.1% increase in natural gas production at 1,892 MSCM during April 2008 compared to 1,800 MSCM in the corresponding previous month. Oil India (OIL) natural gas production declined 3.2% to 183 MSCM during the April 2008 compared to corresponding previous month. The natural gas production by other private players and joint ventures improved a handsome 30.8% to 717 MSCM during April 2008. Overall, during the month of April 2008 the domestic onshore production of natural gas decreased 1.8% to 734 MSCM representing 28% of India’s total production, while the offshore production increased 15% to 2058 MSCM, which is 72% of total domestic production. For the period between April2007-March 2008 Natural gas productions increased 1.7% to 32,274 MSCM compared to corresponding previous year period. ONGC production was 1.1% lower at 22,206 MSCM for April2007-March 2008 while Oil India gas production improved 3.4% to 2,341 MSCM and private player’s production surged 9.8% to 7,727 MSCM. Empowered Group of Ministers (EGoM) had been constituted to examine issues relating to pricing and commercial utilization of gas under New Exploration Licensing Policy (NELP). Natural gas prices are seeing an upward trend taking its cues from rising crude prices and falling inventories in the US. Indian natural gas industries are currently at an inflection point with vast demand and supply gap, which is expected to narrow down in a phased manner as commercial production from KG basin starts and more of new discoveries are available next year. Approximately 25% increase can be seen in the sales of the sector as a whole as per latest sales data as compared to F.Y. 2005. Further looking to the various growth prospects and opportunities confronted on the sector as mentioned earlier, substantial increase in sales can be expected in the near future. From the above data we can see that performance wise the company is increasing year by year and all the data’s are quite satisfactory. Commensurate to the increase in sales, increase in operating profit from F.Y.2005 to latest available data is also approx. 28%. Further sector has maintained a sound percentage of net profit over sales of approx. 28% over the years. As is evident from the figures above, almost constant amount of dividend distribu- Year Latest 2006 2005 2004 ROCE 30.72 30.69 31.48 27.48 This ratio is the indicator of how well company is utilizing the capital to generate revenue. So we can see that return on capital investment is continuously increasing. Interest Cover Ratio: Year Latest Inter.Cover Ratio 179.38 2006 2005 2004 212.86 217.18 115.5 Oil & Gas sector is showing a bit of weakness in this ratio because it is in decreasing trend but still it is strong if we analyze it during the latest year. Lower the ratio during the latest year showing the sector is burdened by the debt expanses. But still the sector is in better position in terms of meeting the interest cost. Conclusion: Looking at the current scenario, it is expected that Global inflation may not affect our domestic Oil and Gas Market. Investors can buy these scrips for more than 8 months. Long term investments in these scrips may give satisfactory results. MARKET AT GALANCE Conti. from ....1 tion will take some time but attt the same time but there is oner ancouraging factor in the market today. The current prices already discount the aspected pool performance for the DECEMBER and MARCH qualites . so that envestors can be assured that the prices may not fall muchh fffrom current levels but fresh luying is advise at present. MARKET SUMMERY Conti. from ....1 Market may get support in lower level on expectations of further cut in interest rates with inflation falling to signle digit. At the current scenario, thanks to FII selling most stocks cum at 1/3 or more from peak levels. There is good opportunity to build strong portfolio for long term. No situation can be stay forever. Friends, there are hundred of shares which can give multi fold return in coming 4-5 years. 12-10-2008 to 19-10-2008 6 Dear friends, We have seen in that the market is not giving clue to any one. It seems directionless to most of the analyst. However market it self has decided it’s direction. Since, September 2008, when Nifty broker 4287 we should have understood the direction of the market, because, it is the level of Nifty falling bellow it distinctly stamped bear fact of the market. There should not have in the mind of anyone having a little knowledge of technical analysis. However, we are surprised that none of analysts, chartist, economist attached to the ministry of Finance Planning Commission, Central Bank or those believed to be the master mind of the stock have foreseen this massive correction, does it mean that either they are fool or fooling the people. Does it mean that they are either lacking of knowledge of the stock market or having an attachment with few big fishes that they wanted to support ? We are proud of being one and only one financial weekly that updated the give your viewers and readers of our paper time to time about the true picture of our market. We do not boast of our caliber insight and a team writer that all the time they have provided true gauging of the market. However, most of the time, they stand having an age over most of the analyst and so called economist. It is demand of the time to trade in the market having its choppiness and at the peak of the last 2 years implied volatility. We therefore advice our readers to trade with some strategy and with that will give you one article in the next issue which will teach you how to trade in such choppy market. Editor SENSEX —— (SUPPORT— 9238/9127—— RESISTANCE— 9842/10126) Technically sensex looking sideways for coming days. The next major Resistance level of sensex is 10301. NIFTY —— (SUPPORT—2782/2647——RESISTANCE—2923/ 3028) Technically Nifty is also looking sideways for coming days. The next major Strong Resistance in the nifty is above 2968 mark. BHARTI AIRTEL LIMITED (SUPPORT—611——RESISTANCE—727)——BUY stock looking strong Technically. Indicators showing good up move for next few days. Traders can Buy cash and future for short term. RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED (SUPPORT—1023——RESISTANCE—1235)——BUY Stock is looking great to buy for short term traders and investors. Traders can Buy cash and future. SHORT TERM TRADING CALL STRONG TECHNICAL BREAKOUT — STOCK WILL BLAST IN SHORT TERM. BUY STOCK AND SEE THE PROFIT STRONG BUY——( BSE CODE—523054 ) BINAYAK TEX PROCESSORS LTD The outcome of the two-day G20 meet scheduled on Friday, 14 November-Saturday 15 November 2008 in Washington will set the tone for the global markets in the week ahead. Political uncertainty ahead of state elections and uncertainty about a US Treasury plan to forgo buying bad mortgage-related investments to buy stakes in US lenders, may weight on the domestic bourses. The market may get support at lower level on expectations of a further cut in interest rates with inflation falling to single digit. Softening inflation will enable the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to further cut interest rates to create more liquidity in a slowing economy. Lower interest rates boost stocks as they help rise in corporate bottomline by way of lower borrowing costs. RBI has already signaled an easier rate regime and cut a key short term rate earlier this month along with cuts in bank reserve ratios to free up funds for lending. Inflation, as measured by the wholesale price index, declined sharply to 8.98% in the week ending 1 November 2008 from 10.72% in the previous week mainly due to sharp drop in oil prices The investors will also keenly watch developments at the G20. The G20 political leaders in will discuss ways to protect the global economy from a repeat of the worst financial crisis in 80 years. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who left on Thursday night, 13 November 2008 for the G20 meet, is ready with his recommendation to tackle the global meltdown. Singh said International financial institutions like the IMF and World Bank should be strengthened to ensure that the fallout on developing countries is minimal. He also stressed that in a coordinated approach towards monetary and fiscal policies, India plans to work in tandem with China, Brazil, Mexico and South Africa within the G20. The Indian economy is witnessing a slowdown after a strong growth in the past three years. In what will be a crucial and last popularity test ahead of parliamentary elections due early next year, six Indian states will elect new governments in staggered elections beginning Friday, 14 November 2008. If Congress does well, the government may use the momentum to call early elections in February 2009. A poor showing could see the government wait until April 2009 or May 2009, the end of its term India want FDI Investments more very soon to Rupee become Stronger. For this only few sectors will atrrect FDI. 1. Retail: Allow 100% FDI in Single Brand 2. media & Entertainment: Allow 49% FDI in Print media. 3. Defence: At least allow 26% FDI in some part of defence. In media Entertainment sector already 100% FDI in movie . OIL MARKEING COMPANIES: IOC,HPCL,BPCL may soon start earning profits again if crude oil prices continue to fall in the global markets. The Indian crude basket — the benchmark for Indian refiners — has fallen to $48.57 a barrel from $147 a barrel three months ago. Crude prices were under $50 a barrel almost three years back in early 2005. The three public-listed refining companies, which together command over 90% of the market had slipped into the red in the second quarter of the current fiscal following a continued rally in crude oil prices. Though the fall in crude oil prices has come as a major relief, the oil companies are under pressure because of the falling rupee and high interest rates. calculations show that oil companies would begin making profits on their current operations if crude oil continues to remain between $50 and $56 a barrel, provided the rupee does not fall beyond the current level of 48 to 49 vis a vis the dollar.. The fall in crude oil prices will also reduce the oil import bill significantly. A fall in the oil import bill, which was being estimated at over $100 billion for 2008-09, would also augur well for the trade balance, given that export earnings are set to decline with the global slowdown. If crude oil prices continue to fall the same way, the oil import bill could be lower by about $20 billion. I had written in Diwali issue to buy HPCL,BPCL & IOC. METAL SECTOR: Metal companies in Q2 FY09 reported strong numbers, led by higher steel realisations and better than expected revenue from by-products in non-ferrous companies. In our coverage universe of eight companies, except NALCO, all the companies registered inline or higher than expected topline numbers. Steel realisations in Q2 FY09 were higher ~10% qoq despite price freeze announced by the companies in Q1 FY09. Steel producers’ OPM remained under pressure due to the impact of higher coking coal used (contract prices were up 200%). Bottomline of most of the steel companies were impacted by MTM forex losses on their foreign currency loans. The credit crunch in global markets led to a sudden drop in demand for the metal. This in turn led to a rise in finished goods inventory by the end of September. Non-ferrous companies’ topline and PAT were aided by higher than expected revenue from its by-products. Most of the nonferrous companies’ OPM were under pressure on account of higher coal and power costs. Avoid all metal sector for atleast 3 quarters.Try to exist in pull back rally. World market complete in recession but be prepare for much awiated bear market biggest rally in this market. Don’t forget to read next week articles. 12-10-2008 to 19-10-2008 PRAJ INDUSTRIES PRAJ was established in 1984 with the objective of providing cutting edge solutions to the DISTILLERY INDUSTRY. India was the starting point. Sugar industry in India is the backbone of the rural economy. And, the future of this industry lay in value addition by way of co-products like Alcohol. Quality of Alcohol was the keyword. Praj focused on quality of spirit with the introduction of innovative technologies in fermentation, distillation and wastewater treatment. Praj applied classical mass and heat transfer theory for more efficient separation of impurities during distillation with the introduction of Bubble cap trays and Hyper stat Grid Trays. In 1991, Praj established an R & D Center. Many new systems have been developed in this R & D Center, resulting in to seven patents. Praj's expertise in fermentation and distillation was complemented by its expertise in wastewater treatment solutions. In 1992 Praj's Sprannihilator System was given an award by the Govt. of India, Ministry of Chemicals & Fertilizers. In 1993, Praj also introduced Brewery Engineering, Plant & Equipment. In 1994, Praj went public. Its maiden IPO was oversubscribed seven times. Praj is listed on the BSE and NSE in India. Around this time, Praj also branched out in the international market with orders from Indonesia and Philippines Today, Praj offers many more solutions for distillery and brewery wastewater treatment and utilization. PRAJ has also spread it's reach beyond India to over 35 countries ... across 5 continents... with over 350 references. Praj is perhaps the world's single largest supplier of molasses based distillery technology, plant and equipment. Praj has also diversified its range of so- SUZLON ENERGY Suzlon Energy is Asia's leading manufacturer of wind turbine generators (WTGs) having around 58% share of India's domestic installations (in 1HFY07). The company is also among the five largest manufacturers of WTGs globally in terms of annual installed capacity. It is the first Asian company to manufacture WTGs, which have MW and multi-MW capabilities. The products manufactured by Suzlon include rotor blades, control panels, nacelle cover and tubular towers. Suzlon enjoys cost advantages over its global competitors by way of operating 7 GOOD LONGTERM BET BSE Code : 522205 Current Price : Rs. 75.65 Equity : 36.69 Crore lutions. Fermentation systems include technology packages for multiple feedstock including cane-molasses, cane juice and filtrate, starch based raw material like corn, sorghum , wheat, tapioca, tropical sugar-beet and many more. Today, Praj's operations cover three continents including Asia, Africa and South America through its own offices and to other alcohol/beer producing countries through its international operations out of India. Praj's manufacturing facility is accredited with ISO 9001-2000 and ASME 'U' & 'H' stamp for pressure vessels and heating boilers. " Facility for metalworking in Stainless Steel, Copper, Hastelloy and higher alloys to international standards including TEMA, DIN, Ad Merk Blatter, BS and IS. " The Quality Assurance cell pursues stringent testing at various stages of procurement and production. For every job, a Quality Assurance Plan is drawn up and all inspection is carried out in accordance with this plan. " Approved by most leading Engineering Consultancies, the manufacturing facility is well connected by 'allweather' roads and is located 180 kms from the Port of Mumbai. Latest Results: Praj Industries has announced its second quarter results. The company's standalone net sales were at Rs 199.7 crore versus Rs 170.3 crore. Its standalone net profit was at Rs 30.2 crore versus Rs 27.1 crore. BSE Code : 532667 Current Price : Rs. 57.20 Equity : 299.64 Crore manufacturing capacities in India. Also, the company has a subsidiary for technology development in Germany and an R&D facility in the Netherlands for rotor blade molding and tooling. These factors combine to provide Suzlon some kind of competitive advantage in the technology intensive and competitive global wind power equipment market. We believe that, apart from the cost competitive advantage that is inherent in the wind generated power, the sector is also likely to benefit from countries' increasing move towards adopting the Kyoto Protocol towards reducing carbon-diox- ide emissions by 2012. As far as Suzlon is concerned, the company's leadership position in the domestic market and rapid global forays on the back of manufacturing cost advantages and an integrated supply chain are likely to stand it in good stead over the long term. Suzlon's strong business model in terms of in-house technology and superior design capabilities has led to a consistent increase in its market share. A bulk of Suzlon's product requirements are manufactured at its Indian facilities, providing it a significant cost advantage. Further capacity expansion in the US and China will help the company cater to the strong global wind energy demand. It is also expanding capacity of Hansen Transmission, which obliterates concerns of gear box supply. With its people strength, aggressive vertical integration strategy, strong R&D program, expanding manufacturing capability and a clear focus on global high growth markets, Suzlon is poised for continuing its story of breathtaking growth GAIL In current market uncertainty and financial turmoil, Gas Authority of India (Gail) stands out as a low-risk investment option with immediate growth triggers. Gail enjoys a monopoly status and an inherent pricing power in cross-country natural gas transmission, as it owns India's largest gas pipeline network. Reliance Industries' (RIL) natural gas, which is expected to start, flowing from the fourth quarter of FY09, will benefit Gail to a great extent. Natural gas is a cheaper and better alternative to liquid fuels and there is a huge unmet demand in India. As a result, the company will enjoy the twin benefits of sustainable growth, while keeping risks low, even in times of a global financial turmoil and economic slowdown. Gail's business model is well-di- the world over. Its primary customers in India include companies that have manufacturing facilities with high power consumption. These companies have high profitability and seek investment opportunities with stable returns. In India, Suzlon caters to leading corporate houses like the MSPL Limited, Bajaj Auto Limited, Tata Group and Reliance, to name a few. Suzlon's order book position is a reflection of its strong market position and consistency in delivering to their customers. Our order book stands at around USD 4,335 million. Our domestic order book position is for a capacity of 441 MW and international orders for 3,726 MW. Latest Results Suzlon Energy has announced its Q2FY09 numbers. Its Q2 standalone net profit stood at Rs 16.98 crore as against Rs 355 crore. The company's standalone revenues stood at Rs 2,226.25 crore versus Rs 1,687.46 crore. BSE Code : 532155 Current Price : Rs. 204.15 Equity : 845.65 Crore versified as it operates in the entire natural gas value chain from processing, transporting and marketing, to producing liquid hydrocarbons and downstream petrochemicals. As part of its diversification in natural gas-related businesses, it has invested in liquefied natural gas (LNG), gas-based power plants and gas retailing through Continue on ...11 12-10-2008 to 19-10-2008 8 Dear friends, Friday-14-11-2008 than 1.9 per cent each. Market commentary. “Commodities companies are suffering due to high volatility in commodities prices. Exportoriented companies have also taken a hit. So there is a lot of uncertainty and markets may test the October lows again,” said SA Narayan, MD, Kotak Securities. Despite a surge in global markets, domestic concerns weighed on the Sensex on Friday. The Benchmark index ended 150 points lower at 9,385 after shedding early gains. The broader benchmark Nifty lost 1.3 per cent ending at 2,810 levels. The markets remained choppy throughout the day, reaching an intraday high of 9,826 and a low of 9,267. A single-digit inflation and a sharply higher Asian markets saw Sensex rallying in the early trade but gave up the gains as concerns surfaced over domestic growth and corporate earnings. News reports said that Citi has cut India’s growth forecast to below 7 per cent. Another brokerage CLSA warned of Infosys not meeting its dollar guidance. Many telecom stocks ended higher on hopes that their valuations may get ramped up after the recent stake sale by the Tata Tele to a Japanese firm. The midcap index on the BSE ended 2 per cent lower while the small cap index lost 1.3 per cent. Asian markets gained in the wake of Wall Street’s overnight surge as investors bought up beaten-down shares and world leaders gathered in Washington to discuss ways to tackle the global financial crisis. tals,” he said. “It’s to do with liquidity and investors have been rushing for the exit, selling shares because they need cash.” In early European trading, Britain’s FTSE 100 and Germany’s DAX were both up 3 percent, while France’s CAC 40 was up nearly 2 percent. G-20 Summit George Bush finds himself isolated on the world stage during a photo session at the G20 summit. Photograph: Jason Reed/ Reuters Gordon Brown today said world leaders at an emergency summit in Washington are making progress towards a response to the current global economic turmoil. The prime minister, who has emerged as a point man in the financial crisis, said it was pos- “There is huge uncertainty in markets and nobody really knows how things are going to pan out. Short selling is also coming from time to time,” said Upendra Kulkarni, director & CEO, Fortress Financial Services. Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 Email : [email protected] stock average rose 223.75 points, or 2.7 percent, to 8,462.39, and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng advanced 321.31, or 2.4 percent, to 13,542.66. On the BSE, capital goods index led the decline, shedding 4.2 per cent. Prominent losers in the pack were Everest Kanto Cylinder, Crompton Greaves and Praj Industries. Mainland China’s key index rose 3.1 percent, while markets in Australia and Singapore rose above 1 percent. South Korea’s Kospi ended flat after giving up an early rise. Other major losers among the sectoral indices were auto, metal and consumer durables. The advance across most of Asia followed a volatile Thursday on Wall Street, with an abrupt turnaround muscling the Dow Jones industrial average up more than 550 points, or 6.7 percent, to 8,835.25, after a stream of negative economic and corporate news drove the index to its lows for the year. The auto index on the BSE shed 4 per cent. Tata Motors fell 8.5 per cent and was the biggest loser in the pack. The metal index lost 3.3 per cent while the consumer durable index fell 3.1 per cent. Among the Sensex scrip, ACC was the biggest loser, down 8.9 per cent. Other major losers were Tata Motors, Tata Steel and Housing Development Finance, shedding more than 4.9 per cent each. ”Professional investors are taking advantage of dips as a shortterm trading strategy but we are not seeing long-term money coming back into the market,” said Mahendran Arjuna, HSBC Private Bank’s chief investment strategist for Asia in Singapore. Top gainers among the Sensex stocks included Bharti Airtel, Tata Power Company and RCom, all gaining surging more ”From a fundamental perspective, markets are at levels we’ve seen in previous recessions but this is not to do with fundamen- sible to get a timetable for immediate reforms of the financial and banking system. “If my sense of last night is right, at a next meeting, plans for the detailed reform of international institutions will be brought forward,” Brown said, speaking at the British ambassador’s residence in Washington. Brown, one of 20 leaders from the world’s leading economies meeting in Washington, said he expected details to be tabled early next year, most likely at a followup meeting likely to be held in April. In the short term, Brown said the assembled leaders would agree on “quick action results” on tax cuts and public spending increases. The prime minister is pushing the idea of immediate and coordinated tax cuts – as well interest rate cuts - to prevent the global economy sliding deeper into recession. The prime minister has argued that interest rate cuts alone are insufficient to stave off a slump and that the impact of tax cuts or higher public spending will be diluted if carried out by only a handful of countries. The US president, George Bush, agreed that progress had been made but said the crisis has not ended and much work needs to be done. In a radio address, the US president-elect, Barack Obama, said he was pleased that George Bush had brought world leaders to Washington to discuss turmoil in the financial markets “because our global economic crisis requires a coordinated global response”. The Washington summit, meant to be the first in a series, was arranged to discuss steps to deal with what policymakers describe as the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression in the 1930s. US retailers reported a record fall in sales last month and the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, hinted at another interest rate cut to encourage consumers to spend. table comparisons to the 1944 Bretton Woods meeting when 44 countries gathered in New Hampshire to devise the postwar international monetary system. But most analysts believe that “Bretton Woods II” will resemble its predecessor only in the scale of the crisis. With US unemployment at its highest level in 25 years, the euro zone in recession and Chinese growth slowing, the challenges confronting the global economy are daunting. But the expectations are limited for what will emerge from five hours of discussions. Two years of work went into the original Bretton Woods, compared with a month of scrambled preparations for this summit. “There hasn’t been enough preparatory work for this summit to come up with any systemic recommendations,” said Dani Rodrik, a professor of economics at Harvard University. Brown acknowledged disputes over how, and how fast, to reform international financial institutions such as the IMF and World Bank. “There are very different points of view about what should be done, different interests represented here, different policy positions,” he said. But even as world leaders met in what is the largest collection of presidents and prime ministers in almost a decade, doubts were raised that it would achieve anything beyond immediate moves to stimulate the world economy and an agreement to meet again. But the prime minister added that today’s talks could see a breakthrough in the long-running Doha round of trade talks that have bogged down in an argument between rich and developing nations over access to markets. Economists warned that hopes of a major push on creating new global regulatory systems would almost certainly be dashed. The meeting had been too hastily convened, was raven by too many internal contradictions and was too hampered by the power vacuum in Washington to achieve instant results. “I’m confident that not much concrete action will come out of it,” said Brad Setser, a former US Treasury official and expert on geoeconomics at the Council on Foreign Relations. “I am determined that the world economy is stronger, that we show leadership,” Brown said. “When markets seize up and investors are not there, the only people who can show leadership to build confidence are governments and they must work together.” The fact that the gathering brings together representatives of about 85% of the world’s economy has prompted inevi- Brown also hit back at George Osborne, the Tory shadow chancellor, who said government plans to borrow more, risked a run on the pound. “I regret the partisan talk from the opposition,” Brown told the BBC. “When other countries are Continue on ...11 12-10-2008 to 19-10-2008 9 charts, which confirms the weakness in the market. FUNDAMENTAL Conti. from ..1 BHARAT FORGE-Dly .11/08/08-14/11/08 N-423 Price TREND F 14/11/08 260 240 220 O H L C V 106.00 107.90 101.40 102.20 327.27 200 180 Market has broken the low of the previous week and closed below it. Majority of the index heavyweights have shown weakness in the chart. Sectors like IT which had outperformed the market until now, will fall faster and harder than the market. Market Bottomed or not is not a question DINESH ARVIND PAWAR [Thakur] Mo. 09822050949 [5 pm - 7 pm] e-mail – [email protected] blog site – http://360.yahoo.com/dinu_pawar 160 Expect strong Nifty support at 2502 and 2288. If the previous low is not violated then one can expect some relief in the market. 140 120 100 Support Level 08 S O N 105 with stop loss of 100 with the target of 128 and 136. ITC Future (170) : At this level ITC is facing resistance of 178. One can short sell ITCL_N-Dly .16/09/08-14/11/08 F-20218 Price TREND F 14/11/08 195 190 185 180 Resistant Level 178.07 175 O H L C V 172.05 173.80 166.15 170.20 8788 170 160.38 154.91 149.72 160 155 145 140 08 O 135 with stop loss of 178. It can go down up to 160 154 in coming days. Bank of India (277.30) : At this level this BKIN_N-Dly .10/09/08-14/11/08 F-51521 Price TREND F 14/11/08 300 291.77 290 280 O H L C V 277.00 282.80 270.00 277.30 10853 270 254.94 260 243.56 250 232.76 240 230 220 210 08 O 195.35 195.35 N 200 stock is facing resistance of 292. One can short sell with stop loss of 292. It can go down upto 254 – 243. LION’S ROAR Conti. from ..1 pected IIP numbers. If any of the above news had come in the Bull phase, then one could have expected a strong upwards rally but not now. The market can expect some good news next week in the form a rate cut from the RBI and a fuel price cut on the back of drastic fall in the crude prices. MARKET TECHNICALS: Market Technicals suggest continued weakness. So any pull back will provide you with a selling opportunity. Nifty has formed a Bearish Harami pattern on the weekly For the Sensex, the Trendline Support is at 9200-9103 and the Trendline Resistance is at 9433-10058-10544. For the Nifty, the Trendline Support is at 2761-2502 and the Trendline Resistance is at 2815-3046. Sensex Resistance 9558-9870-1005810544. Support 9261-9103-8739. Nifty Resistance 2867-2975-3046-3161. Support 2746-2629-2502-2288. 165 150 131.75131.75 N Nifty Strikes of 2700 and 2500 has seen good amount of Put writing, which will be acting as strong supports. Nifty Strikes of 3000,3100 and 3200 has seen good amount of call writing, indicating the presence of resistance at those levels. LAST WEEK'S RECOMMENDATIONS: Once again almost all target were achieved. I B Real just missed the target. Other wise a terrific performance. The two super stars of this week were Tata Tele ( up by 35%!!) and Deccan Chronicle (up by more than 24%!!). Buy Tata Tele 16 SL 15 Tgt was 20 Reached 21. Buy Deccan Chron 45 SL 42 Tgt was 52 Reached 56. Buy I B Real 157 SL 143 Tgt was 167 Reached 162. Buy IVRCL Infra 138 SL 128 Tgt was 152 Reached 160. Buy Rel Ind Infra 428 SL 411 was Tgt 453 Reached 478. Buy Century Tex 200 SL 191 Tgt was 212 Reached 230. Buy Union Bank 155 SL 147 Tgt was 162 Reached 161. THIS WEEK'S RECOMMENDATIONS: Sell Praj Ind 70 L 76 Tgt 63-49. Sell EKC 171 SL 180 Tgt 161-149. Sell HCL Info 64 SL75 Tgt 54-48. Sell Infosys 1212 SL 1252 Tgt 1176-11601126. Sell Tata Chem 162 SL 169 Tgt 152-147. Sell L&T 791 SL 822 Tgt 765-747. WATCH OUT FOR: Last week - Market moved like a well behaved student, on first day it closed at the upper limit of weekly range and returned from there to close around trend point next day, started it down journey later and finished week at lower end of our weekly trading range. Market made two unsuccessful attempts to break resistance line connecting March and July low. This week our all UP trend stop-losses are get triggered. For Next week – Investor Type Chart type Trend Stoploss Derivative, Swing Short term Medium term MF holder Long term Buy Hold Daily Weekly Biweekly Monthly Quarterly Yearly Bi-annual DOWN DOWN DOWN DOWN DOWN DOWN DOWN 2850 2880 3030 3350 3850 4100 3050 This week market daily close trading range will be between 2600 – 3000 i.e. trend point of 2850 and weekly range with +/- 150. Nifty 50 and 200 days SMA stands around 3600 and 4400 respectively, which are far away. Target for current downtrend works out to be at 2400 for Nifty on Point and figure chart. For me, bottom is formed or not important because even after bottom formation investor need to get 50% more return than FD considering principal of higher risk higher reward involved in equity. What is more important now is with negative fundamental news even market bottom out it will take time to recover and need many years to give better returns than FD and Gold for long term investor. As many people say nobody can catch top or bottom. Literally, it is true, but it is half truth, because while trade or on chart any top or bottom is formed in a minute. So we should leave it to the intraday trader, here as a so called long term investor we should try to catch and get that day or week or month or even quarter when top or bottom is formed. If we consider top and bottom of previous rally, any one who had invested anytime in Q2 or Q3 of 2003 and exited at Q1 2008 is had made good profit than any other investor, even buy and hold investor. Because for Buy hold investor at current value index is giving equal or negative return if compared to FD. Only few well managed Equity funds are giving more return than FD/ or debt oriented MIP. Buy and hold strategy is applied only to those selected well chosen fundamentally good stocks or blue chips. And in-fact we should get returns % not only annualized but also adjusted to FD and even to gold. As a Investor we should we have to analyze all type of asset class for investment and built our portfolio accordingly. 12-10-2008 to 19-10-2008 10 to 629-617 on breaking 645. On KOTAK BAZAR Conti. from ....9 weekly : coming together for a common purpose I think it is the duty of politicians to show responsibility and to show leadership.” It can give you upper target of 711-775 once close above 660. In any case if fail to survive above 660 during the week, weekly lows can be 597-552. (2) CAIRN Close : 141 Daily : Survival above 142 can give you upper target of 147-153 else can fall to 135-130 on breaking 139. weekly : It can give you upper target of 158-176 once close above 147. In any case if fail to survive above 147 during the week, weekly lows can be 127-114 (3) RELIANCE Close : 1146 Daily : Survival above 1143 can give you upper target of 1198-1237 else can fall to 1091-1042 on breaking 1137 weekly : It can give you upper target of 1274-1402 once close above 1180. In any case if fail to survive above 1180 during the week, weekly lows can be 1053-967 (4) RCOM Close : 218 Daily : Survival above 222 can give you upper target of 230-242 else can fall to 210-203 on breaking 215. weekly : It can give you upper target of 240-261 once close above 147. In any case if fail to survive above 210 during the week, weekly lows can be 202-187 Daily Chart BSE/ NSE Friday 14-11-2008 Weekly View: Nifty : Close :2810 Nifty has just closed around 61.8 % Retracement level of earlier support of 2253. Falling below 2250 may drag Nifty to 2097 Levels. And survival above 2800 level can give Nifty next level of 3167. On daily chart, Nifty having Pivot of 2844 with Intra day Support of 2747-2678 and Resistance level of 2911-3017. More of a down trend looks possible since good IIP data and low inflation levels have failed to take Nifty on upward move. Weekly movements 07-11-2008 14-11-2008 + - SENSEX NIFTY Trend 9964 2973 Down 9536 2810 Down -428 -163 …….. Trading ideas for Monday and the week ahead (1) Bharti Airtel : Close : 647 Daily : Survival above 652 can give you upper target of 672-687 else can fall BUZZING STOCK Conti. from ..7 city gas distribution (CGD) projects. Its wholly owned subsidiary, Gail Gas, is setting up a compressed natural gas (CNG) corridor on the country's national highways. The company is already connected with all the natural gas supply points - Dahej and Hazira in Gujarat, Uran in Maharashtra and now Kakinada in Andhra Pradesh. This makes it a natural transport partner for any large producer or consumer of natural gas. Gail is now laying pipelines on the west coast, which will connect future LNG terminals at Dabhol and Kochi to the national gas grid. In a bid to diversify geographically, the company has gone to countries like China and Mongolia to implement CGD projects. Gail produces liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) - one of the heavily subsidised petroleum products in India - and has to suffer a portion of the under-recovery. However, over the past couple of quarters, Gail's subsidy burden has remained flat, despite the spurt in global oil prices, which is directly helping its liquid hydrocarbons business. We expect that even in future, Gail's subsidy burden will remain at present levels, which will allow the company to post decent profit growth. At present, the company transports over 82 million metric standard cubic metres per day (mmscmd) of natural gas, produces 1.3 million tonnes (mt) of liquid hydrocarbons, including LPG, and nearly 4 lakh tonnes of polyethylene. The company has recently expanded its polyethylene capacity by 25% to 5 lakh tonnes, which will be gradually scaled up to 8 lakh tonnes. Gail has embarked on an ambitious plan to invest over Rs 28,800 crore by '12 to expand capacities in areas such as pipelines, exploration & production (E&P), petrochemicals, city gas projects, LNG etc. This entails doubling the natural gas transmission capacity, covering over 200 cities under CGD, 60% expansion of petrochemicals capacity and expanding LNG terminals. The company's LPG and liquid hydrocarbons business, which was making losses in FY07, has witnessed substantially superior profit margins in FY08; in the first quarter of this year, its profit margin touched nearly 40%. Similarly, the natural gas transmission business is showing a steady increase in profit margins. The company recently issued bonus shares in the ratio of 1:2. If the company maintains a 100% dividend policy, as in the past three consecutive years, its dividend yield will be a decent 4% at the current market price (CMP). Latest Results: GAIL India has decalred its second quarter results. The company's Q2 standalone net sales were up at Rs 6,129.28 crore versus Rs 4,528.90 crore. YoY. Its standalone net profit at Rs 1,023.45 crore versus Rs 572.54 crore,YoY. 12-10-2008 to 19-10-2008 11 Madhav Ranade (M) 09371002943 or email : [email protected] You have seen the trading levels last few weeks and how good they worked …….. Full list covers about 60 stocks. These levels will be available only to my yahoo group paid members. Trading levels for 17 th / 21 th November 2008 government may announce as per commitments made at G 20 meet. Our economy is plagued by short term foreign currency debt raised by corporates – in the form of ECBs and FCCBs - and white sharks are lurking to pounce when huge repayments have to be made over the next 8 months upto mid 2009 putting severe pressure on foreign exchange reserves and correspondingly the exchange rate. We had a truncated week – 4 day trading week and Monday was a 6 % plus day. Inspite of that we managed to close the week 5 % down. That shows that what I had stated about not being convinced about the upmove is absolutely correct. FIIs have resumed selling as expected and retail investors are running helter-skelter for cover. I am looking at a rather grim 2009 and must state that CASH IS ABSOLUTELY KING. G 20 meeting over the weekend holds the key – it seems. But I am very skeptical about any kind of monetary or fiscal stimulus that the I feel the 27th October lows may hold in the short term but in the medium term we are bound to seek new lows and much lower lows. Stocks Commodities WEEKLY SUPPORTAND RESISTANCE LEVELS FROM 17 November TO 22 November 2008 ANURAG GUPTA MOBILE : 9255191643 Email : [email protected] SYMBOL NF NOVEMBER ADLAB FUTURE ABB FUTURE ACC FUTURE BANKBARODA FUTURE BEL FUTURE BEML FUTURE BHEL FUTURE BOMDYEING FUTURE BPCL FUTURE CANBK FUTURE CENTURYTEX FUTURE CIPLA FUTURE DABUR FUTURE DLF FUTURE DIVISLAB FUTURE DRREDDY FUTURE EDUCOMP FUTURE GAIL FUTURE GRASIM FUTURE HCLTECH FUTURE HDFC FUTURE HDFCBANK FUTURE HDIL FUTURE HEROHONDA FUTURE HINDUNILVR FUTURE IDFC FUTURE IDBI FUTURE IFCI FUTURE HINDPETRO FUTURE ICICIBANK FUTURE INDIACEM FUTURE INFOSYSTCH FUTURE IOC FUTURE ITC FUTURE IVRCLINFRA FUTURE JSWSTEEL FUTURE LT FUTURE M&M FUTURE MARUTI FUTURE MTNL FUTURE NDTV FUTURE ONGC FUTURE ORIENTBANK FUTURE PARSVNATH FUTURE PRAJIND FUTURE PUNJLLOYD FUTURE PFC FUTURE PATNI FUTURE RANBAXY FUTURE RELINFRA FUTURE RELCAPITAL FUTURE RELIANCE FUTURE RPOWER FUTURE RNRL FUTURE SATYAMCOMP FUTURE SOBHA FUTURE SBIN FUTURE TATAMOTORS FUTURE TATAPOWER FUTURE TATATEA FUTURE TCS FUTURE TATASTEEL FUTURE TITAN FUTURE TATACOM FUTURE UNITECH FUTURE WIPRO FUTURE ZEEL FUTURE CLOSE 2809.95 169.25 455.20 419.35 278.05 664.00 398.45 1282.60 191.60 315.80 187.90 185.00 188.65 85.75 240.20 1201.90 406.95 2386.50 201.20 1021.80 151.25 1566.20 1011.45 117.40 726.25 233.85 65.10 66.80 18.70 219.35 396.95 82.90 1216.85 369.40 170.20 115.75 274.90 786.30 334.40 591.70 71.65 86.70 695.75 149.20 43.75 70.15 183.50 105.60 128.60 214.80 513.35 583.40 1143.55 107.20 49.90 261.55 100.40 1169.70 132.30 746.55 518.30 530.50 172.45 864.20 487.30 42.40 242.00 111.25 TREND BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BULLISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BULLISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BULLISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BULLISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BULLISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH FLAT BULLISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH BULLISH BEARISH BULLISH BEARISH BEARISH BULLISH BEARISH BEARISH BEARISH RES2 3327.32 208.42 579.73 532.45 312.68 704.00 452.78 1624.93 246.27 353.83 211.83 246.27 221.32 92.45 326.30 1354.43 444.78 2879.80 229.67 1179.13 184.75 1900.67 1159.42 143.70 784.62 262.95 76.73 72.63 22.77 240.15 528.58 95.60 1418.95 398.33 183.37 176.72 333.97 993.73 426.43 669.03 78.42 114.23 864.35 163.80 54.48 97.08 231.63 125.53 152.73 247.53 669.12 757.53 1410.25 129.77 58.47 318.52 122.13 1391.47 183.50 880.12 552.97 574.70 234.18 982.47 531.70 63.07 294.47 160.85 RES1TREND LEVELSUPP1 3068.63 2919.32 2660.63 188.83 176.42 156.83 517.47 480.73 418.47 475.90 445.45 388.90 295.37 284.68 267.37 684.00 667.75 647.75 425.62 410.33 383.17 1453.77 1354.68 1183.52 218.93 202.42 175.08 334.82 317.78 298.77 199.87 189.93 177.97 215.63 198.82 168.18 204.98 195.37 179.03 89.10 86.55 83.20 283.25 257.65 214.60 1278.17 1216.73 1140.47 425.87 414.93 396.02 2633.15 2479.25 2232.60 215.43 207.22 192.98 1100.47 1040.78 962.12 168.00 157.90 141.15 1733.43 1626.77 1459.53 1085.43 1036.27 962.28 130.55 118.60 105.45 755.43 733.82 704.63 248.40 238.95 224.40 70.92 66.88 61.07 69.72 66.68 63.77 20.73 19.62 17.58 229.75 213.95 203.55 462.77 406.18 340.37 89.25 85.20 78.85 1317.90 1252.95 1151.90 383.87 368.53 354.07 176.78 171.47 164.88 146.23 129.72 99.23 304.43 287.47 257.93 890.02 834.08 730.37 380.42 348.48 302.47 630.37 594.33 555.67 75.03 71.32 67.93 100.47 93.03 79.27 780.05 730.30 646.00 156.50 152.20 144.90 49.12 46.23 40.87 83.62 76.03 62.57 207.57 192.83 168.77 115.57 108.53 98.57 140.67 131.93 119.87 231.17 220.33 203.97 591.23 549.12 471.23 670.47 622.28 535.22 1276.90 1181.45 1048.10 118.48 112.12 100.83 54.18 51.22 46.93 290.03 271.02 242.53 111.27 105.13 94.27 1280.58 1211.12 1100.23 157.90 144.25 118.65 813.33 765.17 698.38 535.63 522.87 505.53 552.60 533.90 511.80 203.32 186.93 156.07 923.33 889.87 830.73 509.50 482.25 460.05 52.73 46.67 36.33 268.23 250.67 224.43 136.05 122.90 98.10 SUPP2 2511.32 144.42 381.73 358.45 256.68 631.50 367.88 1084.43 158.57 281.73 168.03 151.37 169.42 80.65 189.00 1079.03 385.08 2078.70 184.77 902.43 131.05 1352.87 913.12 93.50 683.02 214.95 57.03 60.73 16.47 187.75 283.78 74.80 1086.95 338.73 159.57 82.72 240.97 674.43 270.53 519.63 64.22 71.83 596.25 140.60 37.98 54.98 154.03 91.53 111.13 193.13 429.12 487.03 952.65 94.47 43.97 223.52 88.13 1030.77 105.00 650.22 492.77 493.10 139.68 797.27 432.80 30.27 206.87 84.95 PLEASE UNDERSTAND BEFORE YOU TRADE TRADING GUIDELINES (or how to trade using this sheet): World indices 1. This model is based on the premise that the TREND LEVEL is the most important price level that decides the intraday trend. Much like how the door or a window hangs by a hinge and sways in the wind, the intraday trend also hangs by this TREND LEVEL and swings because of the demand-supply, volatility and market sentiments prevailing in the market. Hence its importance in intraday trading. 2. Opening Price is considered around close of previous day. Avoid BUYING if Prices open abnormally High and Avoid SELLING if prices open too low. 3. If the market price is stable above the TREND LEVEL, then GO LONG. and book profit near the resistant level (res1 and res2) 4. If the market price is stable below the TREND LEVEL, then GO SHORT. and book profit near the support level (sup1 and sup2) 5. STOP LOSS: Since you are aware of the ‘potential returns’ at the time of initiating an intraday trade (difference between the entry price and profit targets), you should set up an appropriate STOP LOSS around 1% above below of the trade price to protect yourself if the market turns and goes against you. 6. ALTERNATE STRATEGY: If you have already initiated a trade with clear-cut profit targets and a stop loss level, and find during the course of the trading day that the market turns and goes the other way and crosses the TREND LEVEL, then trade again: .For instance, if your first trade was a LONG trade and the market price drops through the TREND LEVEL to lower price levels, then GO SHORT. . And, if your first trade was a SHORT trade, and the market price rises through the TREND LEVEL to higher price levels, then GO LONG. 12-10-2008 to 19-10-2008 12 INTRODUCTION : Shri Antaryami is connected with Stock Market since last many years and giving right guidance to many people among the country and out side the country also. He has great experience and knowledge of the Stock Market and he is counting as a leader analyst in Gujarat. He is connected with Stock Market research and it becomes his profession. Due to personal circumstances, he do not want to share his introduction, but he always remain well wisher of small investors and thinks for them and always catch the opportunity to guide them. It is his pleasure to help and guide small investors. BUY NIFTY FO @ 2700 SL 2680 TGT @ 3000 BEFORE Nov. 2008 SENSEX – 9385 as on 14/ 11/08 Dear Friends, to be in Rangebound Sensex has resistance at 9450 Level with highly Volatile Trend; above which other resistance levels are at 9600 In downside support levels are at 9200 levels; below 9200 level, other support levels are at 9005 levels. I am negative for next week FUTURE-PLATINUM 1 2 3 4 5 HDIL : (117) : Buy at Rs.112 with SL of RS.105 for the target of Rs.140 level below Rs.102 it can show further downfall. Tata Power : (746) : Buy at Rs.740 With SL of RS.730 for the target of RS.785 level below Rs.725 it can show further downfall up to Rs.720 SBI : (1170) : Buy at Rs.1165 with SL of RS.1150for the target of RS.1225levels below Rs.1440 it can show further downfall up to RS.1120 R com : (220) : Buy at Rs.215 with SL of RS.208 for the target of RS.240 levels below Rs.205 it can show further downfall up to Rs.199 Financial Technology :(689) : Buy at Rs.675 with SL of RS.665for the target of Rs. 740 levels below Rs.660 it can show further downfall. SMALL SAVING STARS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. DCM :(24) : Buy at 22 with SL of Rs.20 for the target of RS.32 Amarjyoti Spinning :(20):It is suggested to buy with SL of RS.17 for the target of RS.28 below at RS .16 it can slip up to RS.12 level. Crossover above Rs.29 evel will take the stock to Rs.35 Balaji Disti : (18) : Buy at Rs.16 with SL of RS.14 the target of Rs.27 levels below Rs.12 it can show further downfall. Sarda plywood :(24) : Buy at Rs.22 with SL of RS.20 for the target of Rs.32 levels . It is very good for long term position also. Alembic: (36) : Buy at Rs.33 with SL of RS.30 for the target of Rs.45 levels below Rs.28 it can show further fall. below 8800 but be with the trend. Let the market decide further moves. As we are saying from many days Buying is suggested in falls only... and its still a better strategy in the given scenario...Regarding long term positions, it is preferable to remain cautious now...!! If sensex crosses 10,200 again then the upper side target is quite high and it may touch 10,900 before Nov. 2008!!! One can go for buy at those levels also, but in absence of that its time to book profits. This is a pessimistic outlook but that’s the way we tend to be, in this market. NIFTY FO – 2810 as on 14/ 11/2008 NIFTY FO has resistance at 2850 Level ; above which other resistance levels are at 2980 Level with highly Volatile Trend, In Downside support levels are at 2750 Levels; below 2700 level, other support levels are at 2620 levels. I am negative for next week below 2750 but be with the trend. Let the market decide further moves. As we are saying from many days Buying is suggested in falls only...and its still a better strategy in the given scenario...!!! Regarding long term positions, it is preferable to remain cautious now...!! If NIFTY crosses 3000 Level, again then the upper side target is quite high and it may touch 3200 Level before Nov.– 2008...!!! Here is given Some GLODEN STOCKS for the week. DIAMOND STOCKS FOR THE WEEK 1. R T S Power : (124) : Buy at Rs 120 levels considering minor support of Rs 118 and stoploss of Rs.116 for an upper target of 150 levels. Below Rs.115 it can slide upto 112 and RS.110 and RS .108 levels. 2. Castrol : (298) : Operator based buying has been there in this stock. It is suggested to buy at RS.285 with SL of RS.280 for the target of Rs.330 below RS.275 it can fall up to RS.270 levels. If it crosses Rs.335 level than expect non stop rally up to Rs.355 3. P V P Veuture :(40) : This stock is looking very good to buy at Rs. 38 with SL of RS.35 for the target of RS.52 levels below Rs. 33 stock shall witness free fall. 4. Cyber Media : (28) : Buy delivery of this stock at current levels with SL of Rs.26for the target of Rs.39 level. It is very good for long term position also. 5. Tudor India : (49) : Buy at Rs.48 with SL of Rs.45 for the target of Rs.62 levels below Rs.43 it can show further fall. 6. J L Morison : (180) : Technically accumulation in this stock has been at these levels. Buy at Rs.175 with SL of RS.170 for the target of RS.210 levels. It is very good for short to medium term. 7. Usher Agro : (140) : Buy at 135 With SL of RS.130 for the target of RS.165 level. It is very good for medium to long term investment. 8. Taneja Acrospace : (31) : Buy at Rs.30 with SL of Rs.27 for the target of RS.40 levels. It is very good for medium to long term investment. 9. U B Engineering : (48) : Buy at Rs.45 with SL of RS.42 for the target of RS.52 levels . It is very good for medium to long term investment. 10. Alfred Hersal: (96) : Buy delivery of this stock at current levels with SL of Rs .90 for the target of 120 level. It is very good for long term position also. Build strong porffolio for longterm
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