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Global markets at a glance
Global markets were mixed. In Asia, China's Shanghai was
down 3.55 percent and Hang Seng declined 0.5% as cau-
tious sentiment prevailed ahead of the Fed meet. Japan's
Nikkei pared gains, up 0.3 percent after Bank of Japan
maintained its expansionary monetary policy at an annual
pace of 80 trillion yen.
European markets like France's CAC and Germany's DAX
gained 0.4-0.7% while Britain's FTSE declined 0.2%. Euro-
pean shares closed higher on Tuesday, helped by a positive
start at Wall Street, but with German energy firms RWE
and E.ON lower after a report they needed to set aside
more money to shut down nuclear power plants. Volumes
remained thin as investors were reluctant to make big bets
before the Federal Reserve decides on Thursday whether
to raise U.S. interest rates for the first time since 2006.
Asian shares followed Wall Street higher on Wednesday,
albeit in thin volume, and short-term U.S. bond yields held
near 4 1/2-year highs as investors braced for the possibility
of the first interest rate hike in the United States in almost
a decade. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares out-
side Japan rose 1.3%, while Japan's Nikkei gained 1.1 per-
cent. China shares rose 0.6 percent after sliding 6 percent
early in the week on concerns about its slowing economy.
Previous day Roundup
The market succumbed to selling pressure on Tuesday after
rallying 1 percent in previous session. Banking & financials,
capital goods, metals and auto stocks saw profit booking.
Not only benchmarks but also broader markets were under
pressure. The Sensex dropped 150.77 points or 0.58% to
25705.93 and the Nifty slipped 43.15 points or 0.55% to
7829.10. The BSE Midcap index fell 0.77% and Smallcap lost
0.55%. The market breadth was negative as about 1520
shares declined against 1101 shares advanced on the BSE.
Overall not only India but also global markets continued to
be range-bound ahead of major event- Fed's two-day meet
that will begin on Sept. 16. The volatility may continue.
Index stats
The Market was very volatile in last session. The sartorial
indices performed as follow; Consumer Durables [down
162.90pts], Capital Goods [down 337.65pts], PSU [down
36.01pts], FMCG [up 60.44pts], Realty [down 8.75pts],
Power [down 7.38pts], Auto [down 294.32Pts], Healthcare
[down 14.06Pts], IT [up 3.40pts], Metals [down 173.21pts],
TECK [down 11.35pts], Oil& Gas [down 1.10pts].
World Indices
Index Value % Change
D J L 16599.85 +1.40
S&P 500 1978.09 +1.28
NASDAQ 4860.52 +1.14
FTSE 100 6137.60 +0.87
NIKKEI 225 18201.47 +0.97
HONG KONG 21703.75 +1.16
Top Gainers
Company CMP Change % Chg
TECHM 540.90 15.10 2.87
HINDUNILVR 804.60 9.85 1.24
SUNPHARMA 866.70 9.65 1.13
ITC 317.05 3.40 1.08
CAIRN 145.10 1.50 1.04
Top Losers
Company CMP Change % Chg
TATASTEEL 228.60 13.20 -5.46
VEDL 96.50 4.80 -4.74
TATAMOTORS 334.35 12.45 -3.59
LT 1,553.00 52.95 -3.30
AMBUJACEM 205.00 6.25 -2.96
Stocks at 52 Week’s HIGH
Symbol Prev. Close Change %Chg
JUBLINDS 312.00 -0.55 -0.18
GUJGASLTD 646.00 -34.00 -5.00
SATIN 200.95 9.55 4.99
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Indian Indices
Company CMP Change % Chg
NIFTY 7829.10 -43.15 -0.55
SENSEX 25705.93 -59.39 -0.23
Stocks at 52 Week’s LOW
Symbol Prev. Close Change %Chg
JPOLYINVST 65.25 -0.25 -0.38
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STOCK RECOMMENDATION [CASH]
3. RUSHIL [CASH]
RUSHIL made new 52 week high of 189.90 but after that it
faced huge profit booking for that whole day it correct and
finished around 3% loss on EOD chart it create bearish in-
verted hammer which is sign of trend reversal and at last
session it got around 29 time more volume as compare to
average so sell it below 158 for target of 156-153-150 use
stop loss of 161
MACRO NEWS
 August Trade Data: Trade Deficit At $12.48Bn Vs
$12.81Bn (MoM), Exports At $21.27Bn Vs $23.14Bn
(MoM), Aug. Exports Lowest In Nearly 5 Years, Lowest
Since Oct 2010, Imports At $33.74Bn Vs $35.95Bn (MoM)
 Govt expects Rs 36Kcr investment in green energy corri-
dors
 Govt to ban manufacturing, import export of toxic PCBs
 Havells work on wireless lighting for smartcity projects
 Government likely to extend validity of environment
clearance to Asian Paints' project
 Bidding starts for imported LNG subsidy; 16 power com-
panies in fray
 Sponsors set to pour in Rs 100 crore into ISL this year;
existing firms like Hero, Maruti renew pacts
 Dr Reddy's signs commercialization deal with Hatchtech
 Utkal D and E coal blocks allocated to Nalco
 L&T; Deutsche Bank downgrades to hold, cuts target
 Gujarat Gas relists at Rs 680 post merger of cos with self
 Bharat Forge; BoAML cuts target on weak demand
 ONGC makes another discovery in KG-D5 block
 Indian PC market slips 13% to 2.2 mn units in Q2.
 Sebi seeks greater disclosure in debt public issues of
NBFCs
 HC reserves order on Novartis – Cipla Patent dispute
STOCK RECOMMENDATIONS [FUTURE]
1. TECHM [FUTURE]
From last two week TECHM FUTURE trading in fix range of
548-517, before last session it made low of 517 and at last
session it finished at 540 with bullish candle around 2% gain
but other IT measure still trading in pressure and Index is
also facing resistance at 7880 so sell on rise around 545-550
will be good with stop loss of 555.25 for target of 540-533-
525.
2. ITC [FUTURE]
ITC Future create bottom around 311 at last session it fin-
ished with 1% gain with bullish candle. 318 is short term re-
sistance for ITC since Market is not too strong so after break-
out we can’t expect big up move so buy it in decline around
313 with strict stop loss of 309.90 for target of 316-318-
322+.

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FUTURE & OPTION
MOST ACTIVE PUT OPTION
Symbol Op-
tion
Type
Strike
Price
LTP Traded
Volume
(Contracts)
Open
Interest
NIFTY CE 8,000 54.60 5,87,357 49,70,900
NIFTY CE 7,900 94.20 3,58,279 32,91,825
BANKNIFTY CE 17,000 270.00 55,774 6,10,525
RELIACNE CE 880 12.90 4,913 7,04,250
TATASTEEL CE 240 5.15 4,375 19,16,000
LT CE 1,600 23.45 4,103 2,84,125
SBIN CE 240 5.65 3,944 41,89,000
WOCKPHARMA CE 1,500 38.00 3,608 1,38,500
MOST CTIVE CALL OPTION
Symbol Op-
tion
Type
Strike
Price
LTP Traded
Volume
(Contracts)
Open
Interest
NIFTY PE 7,800 128.40 3,60,949 44,65,425
NIFTY PE 7,700 94.45 3,31,640 30,81,175
BANKNIFTY PE 16,000 149.45 53,440 5,21,275
RELIANCE PE 860 15.50 3,109 4,25,500
TATASTEEL PE 230 9.90 2,738 6,75,000
AXISBANK PE 480 15.50 2,157 4,80,500
LT PE 1,550 39.50 2,148 1,21,750
RELIANCE PE 840 8.60 2,108 3,02,750
FII DERIVATIVES STATISTICS
BUY OPEN INTEREST AT THE END OF THE DAYSELL
No. of
Contracts
Amount in
Crores
No. of
Contracts
Amount in
Crores
No. of
Contracts
Amount in
Crores
NET AMOUNT
INDEX FUTURES 76021 1747.37 65418 1490.71 1074812 23113.9 256.6577
INDEX OPTIONS 509712 11579.7 601867 13301.1 4058682 96310.2 -1721.36
STOCK FUTURES 90843 2313.88 78481 1965.18 1860594 46414 348.6997
STOCK OPTIONS 63415 1538.04 63887 1549.59 108505 2633.5 -11.5434
TOTAL -1127.54
STOCKS IN NEWS
 ABB India bags orders worth Rs 119 crore
 ONGC bucks trend to build assets as oil prices ease
 Vedanta-Cairn India merger gets BSE, NSE approval
 Vedanta's Sesa Goa opens its second mining lease at
Bicholim
 Arvind eyeing 70% of sales from global brands in 2-3
years
 IOC lines up investments worth 1.7 lk cr over 7 years
 Arvind Infra: Circuit Filter Revised to 5% from 10%
 Sun Pharma to acquire US eye care co InSite Vision
NIFTY FUTURE
In last trading session, a slow movement was seen in the
index, it was down and moved about 80 points. Further it
closed with a bear indications on daily charts but since it
has resistance at current levels it may come down a little
in opening hours. So we recommend you to buy it from
around 7800-7820 for the targets of 7880 and 8000 with
strict stop loss of 7650
INDICES R2 R1 PIVOT S1 S2
NIFTY 7,917.00 7,873.00 7,836.00 7,792.00 7,755.00
BANK NIFTY 17,017.00 16,878.00 16,779.00 16,640.00 16,541.00

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RECOMMENDATIONS
GOLD
TRADING STRATEGY:
BUY GOLD OCT ABOVE 26150 TGTS 26230,26330 SL BE-
LOW 26050
SELL GOLD OCT BELOW 25900 TGTS 25820,25720 SL
ABOVE 26000
SILVER
TRADING STRATEGY:
BUY SILVER DEC ABOVE 34900 TGTS 35100,35400 SL BE-
LOW 34600
SELL SILVER DEC BELOW 34600 TGTS 34400,34100 SL
ABOVE 34900
COMMODITY ROUNDUP
India's gold imports surged 156% on year to Rs 32261 crores
in August 2015. Silver imports also surged to Rs 2364 crores,
up 58.40% on year. Oil Imports At $7.36 Bn Vs $9.49 Bn
(MoM) Non-oil Imports At $26.39 Bn Vs $26.46 Bn (MoM)
Oil prices extended gains in early trading in Asia on Wednes-
day after US prices were boosted by a stockpile draw, while
a warning by OPEC producer Iraq that it may slow spending
on new fields pushed up international crude. US crude fu-
tures rose after industry group the American Petroleum In-
stitute reported a 3.1mn-barrel crude drawdown last week.
A surge in American gasoline prices was also supportive.
A small increase in home steel prices is likely in the coming
months, with the government having imposed a 20 per cent
‘safeguard duty’ on certain categories of import to protect
local producers. The duty was imposed on Monday with
immediate effect on hot-rolled flat products of non-alloy
and other alloy steel, in coils of a width of 600 mm or more.
Hurt by spate of cheaper imports and plummeting LME
prices, domestic aluminium makers need to focus on cost
competitiveness in the long run to compete against their
global counterparts, analysts. Aluminium producers like
Nalco, Hindalco Industries and Vedanta have been pressing
for hike in import duty to 10% (from five per cent now) to
counter the threat from rising imports from China and West
Asia. Also, falling metal prices have eroded their competi-
tive edge, forcing them to keep half of their capacities idle.
Copper futures were lower in amid persistent worries about
China's cooling economy and risk-aversion in the run-up to
the US FOMC meeting this week, factors that are putting
pressure on demand. The industrial metal fell yet again on
Tuesday after the Chinese National Bureau of Statistics over
the weekend showed factory production and fixed-asset
investment was below expectations in August. Already run
up Copper is expected to show bearish moves as there was
very little backing for the rally that was seen last week. Red
metal gained sharply but as the Fed meet has again come in
limelight the expectations of the rally to continue has died.
The FOMC begins its two-day meeting on Wednesday,
which could potentially see it raise interest rates for the first
time in almost a decade. This would strengthen the dollar
and negatively affect dollar-denominated commodities,
such as copper. MCX Copper was trading at Rs 356.80 per
kg, down 0.22%. The prices tested a high of Rs 359.95 per kg
and a low of Rs 355.5 per kg.

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NCDEX
NCDEX ROUNDUP
Continuing its losing streak for the second day, carda-
mom prices fell by 2.72% to Rs 827 per kg in futures trade
as speculators engaged in reducing positions amid adequate
stocks against subdued demand in the spot market. At the
MCX cardamom for delivery in November fell by Rs 23.20,
or 2.72%, to Rs 827 per kg in a business turnover of 22 lots.
In a similar fashion, the spice for delivery in October traded
lower by Rs 5.70, or 0.68%, to Rs 825 per kg in 169 lots. A
weak trend at spot market against adequate stocks in the
physical market on higher supplies from the producing belts
mainly kept pressure on cardamom prices at futures trade.
Vegetable oil import during August touched 1,374,049 ton-
nes, up from 1,333,480 tonnes in the same month a year
ago. The overall import of vegetable oils between Novem-
ber 2014 and August 2015 rose 23 per cent from 9,525,374
tonnes in August 2014 to 11,725,065 tonnes in August this
year. Excessive import has put tremendous pressure on lo-
cal prices. As a result, Indian oilseeds-growing farmers are in
distress and losing interest in the crop. India’s dependence
on imported oil has further increased to nearly 70 per cent
Wheat futures settled flat with negative note on the ac-
count of strong global supplies coupled weak export de-
mand in local mandies Bearish USDA report has added
negative sentiments in both domestic and international
market. Global wheat production is projected at 731.60mn
tonnes against 726.54mn tonnes reported last month for
2015-16. Global wheat supplies for 2015/16 are raised
6.7mn tons, primarily on increased production in the EU and
FSU. Partly offsetting are reductions in Canada and India.
Reductions in food use are partially offsetting. The NCDEX
October futures settled down at Rs 1513 per quintal
NCDEX INDICES
Index Value % Change
CAETOR SEED 4052 -1.03
CHANA 4277 -0.81
CORIANDER 10700 -1.11
COTTON SEED 2155 +0.14
GUAR SEED 3783 -4.88
JEERA 15315 -1.10
MUSTARDSEED 4266 -0.19
REF. SOY OIL 575.85 +1.76
TURMERIC 7598 -2.59
WHEAT 1515 +0.13
RECOMMENDATIONS
DHANIYA
BUY CORIANDER OCT ABOVE 11027 TARGET 11052 11132
SL BELOW 11000
SELL CORIANDER OCT BELOW 10812 TARGET 10787 10707
SL ABOVE 10839
GUARSGUM
BUY GUARGUM OCT ABOVE 8400 TARGET 8450 8520 SL
BELOW 8340
SELL GUARGUM OCT BELOW 8250 TARGET 8200 8130 SL
ABOVE 8310

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RBI Reference Rate
Currency Rate Currency Rate
Rupee- $ 66.4383 Yen-100 55.5500
Euro 75.0487 GBP 102.4080
CURRENCY
USD/INR
BUY USD/INR SEP ABOVE 66.57 TARGET 66.7 66.85 SL BE-
LOW 66.37
SELL USD/INR SEP BELOW 66.47 TARGET 66.34 66.19 SL
ABOVE 66.67
EUR/INR
BUY EUR/INR SEP ABOVE 75.4 TARGET 75.55 75.75 SL BE-
LOW 75.2
SELL EUR/INR SEP BELOW 75.1 TARGET 74.95 74.75 SL
ABOVE 75.3
CURRENCY MARKET UPDATES:
The rupee ended marginally lower by three paise at 66.36
against the US dollar today on fresh demand for the Ameri-
can currency from banks and importers amidst fall in eq-
uity markets despite greenback’s weakness in overseas
markets. The domestic unit resumed lower at 66.35 as
against yesterday’s closing of 66.33 at the Interbank Forex
market and fell further to 66.48 before concluding at
66.36, showing a loss of three paise, or 0.05%. The rupee
hovered in a range of 66.33 and 66.48 during the day. It
had yesterday closed higher by 21 paise, or 0.32 per cent.
The US dollar fell further against a basket of currencies on
Tuesday, anxiously awaiting the upcoming Federal Re-
serve's policy statement on Thursday. The dollar index,
which measures the greenback's strength against a trade-
weighted basket of six major currencies, was steady at
95.31. Meanwhile, sentiment on the dollar remained vul-
nerable amid concerns that mixed U.S. economic reports
and recent volatility in global financial markets will prompt
the U.S. central bank to refrain from hiking interest rates
on Thursday. Fed Chair said that an interest rate increase is
data dependent but has also indicated that she expects to
begin raising rates before the end of the year.
The dollar was higher against the euro, with EUR/USD slip-
ping 0.11% to 1.1305. The ZEW economic sentiment index
for Germany fell to 12.1 in September from 25.0 the previ-
ous month. As against the pound, dollar was steady with
GBP/USD at 1.5423. The pound strengthened slightly after
the U.K. Office for National Statistics reported that the
consumer price index rose 0.2% last month, in line with
expectations, after a 0.2% fall in July. Year-on-year, U.K.
consumer prices were flat in August, in line with expecta-
tions and following a 0.1% downtick the previous month.
Core CPI, which excludes food, energy, alcohol and to-
bacco, rose at an annualized rate of 1.0% in August, as ex-
pected, after a 1.2% rise the previous month.
The dollar was lower against the yen, with USD/JPY down
0.51% at 119.63. The Bank of Japan said it had not changed
its policy calling for ¥80 trillion in annual asset purchases
by the central bank, to help spur inflation and stimulate
growth.

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CALL REPORT
STO
PERFORMANCE UPDATES
Date
Commodity/ Currency
Pairs
Contract Strategy Entry Level Target Stop Loss Remark
15/09/15 NCDEX DHANIYA OCT. BUY 11175 11200-11280 11148 NOT EXECUTED
15/09/15 NCDEX DHANIYA OCT. SELL 11900 11875-11795 11927 SL TRIGGERED
15/09/15 NCDEX GUARGUM OCT. BUY 9010 9060-9130 8950 NOT EXECUTED
15/09/15 NCDEX GUARGUM OCT. SELL 8670 8620-8550 8730 BOOKED FULL PROFIT
15/09/15 MCX GOLD OCT. BUY 26150 26230-26330 26050 NOT EXECUTED
15/09/15 MCX GOLD OCT. SELL 25900 25820-25720 26000 NOT EXECUTED
15/09/15 MCX SILVER DEC. BUY 34900 35100-35400 34600 NOT EXECUTED
15/09/15 MCX SILVER DEC. SELL 34600 34400-34100 34900 NO PROFIT NO LOSS
15/09/15 USD/INR SEPT. BUY 66.56 66.69-66.84 66.36 NOT EXECUTED
15/09/15 USD/INR SEPT. SELL 66.43 66.30-66.15 66.63 NOT EXECUTED
15/09/15 EUR/INR SEPT. BUY 75.42 75.57-75.77 75.22 NOT EXECUTED
15/09/15 EUR/INR SEPT. SELL 75.09 74.94-74.74 75.29 NOT EXECUTED
Date Scrip
CASH/
FUTURE/
OPTION
Strategy Entry Level Target Stop Loss Remark
15/09/15 NIFTY FUTURE BUY 7800-7820 7880-8000 7650 CALL OPEN
15/09/15 KSCL FUTURE BUY 466 472-478 460 BOOKED FULL PROFIT
15/09/15 VEDL FUTURE BUY 103 104.5-106 101 NOT EXECUTED
15/09/15 DCBBANK CASH BUY 131 132.5-134.5 129 SL TRIGGERED

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9:15 AM INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION AUG. 0.6^
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