Metal, pharma, telecom and banking sector stocks and index heavyweights Reliance Industries (RIL), Infosys and HDFC led losses for key benchmark indices, with the 50-unit CNX Nifty falling below the psychological 8,000 mark. The barometer index, the S&P BSE Sensex, lost 248.72 points or 0.94% to settle at 26,304.20. The losses for the Nifty were higher in percentage terms than those for the Sensex. The Nifty fell 84.75 points or 1.05% to settle at 7,955.45. The Sensex and the Nifty, both, hit five-week closing low. Increased possibility of an interest-rate hike from the US Federal Reserve at its next policy meeting in December 2015. All the twelve sectoral indices on BSE edged lower.

1. 1
Key Indices Index % Chg
SENSEX 26304.20 -0.94
Nifty 7955.45 -1.05
DJIA 17817.50 -0.32
DAX 10887.74 +0.39
FTSE 100 6364.90 -0.75
NIKKEI 19206.03 +0.47
KOSPI Composite 2045.75 -0.18
SSE Composite 7989.50 +0.22
Nifty
Support 7960
7930
Resistance 8044
8070
Sector Indices Index % Chg
BANK NIFTY 16995.10 -1.31
CNX ENERGY 8107.20 -0.87
CNX INFRA 2777.0 -1.11
CNX IT 11414.45 -1.19
CNX PHARMA 12632.50 -2.25
CNX MIDCAP 13076.35 -1.46
Top Gainers
(NSE)
CMP (Rs) % Chg
COALINDIA 335.50 +1.53
NTPC 135.90 +0.63
HEROMOTOCO 2637.00 +0.61
Top Losers
(NSE)
CMP (Rs) % Chg
SUNPHARMA 811.70 -1.79
VEDL 94.10 -4.66
TATASTEEL 224.55 -4.61
52 Week High Price (Rs)
ASIAN HOTELS 132.55
MAJESCO 411.00
52 Week Low Price (Rs)
ADLABS 107.00
BATAINDIA 463.05
Volatility Index Nifty Change %
INDIA VIX 19.29 -0.32
Net Flows (Cr) Net FII Net DII
Nov 5 -991.87 +636.15
Interest Rates Value Change %
10 yr bond yield 7.6800 +0.35
Exchange Rates Value % Chg
USD/INR 65.80 -0.13
EUR/INR 76.66 -0.03
MARKET ROUND UP Nov 6th
, 2015
Indian Markets
Metal, pharma, telecom and banking sector stocks and index heavyweights Reliance
Industries (RIL), Infosys and HDFC led losses for key benchmark indices, with the 50-unit
CNX Nifty falling below the psychological 8,000 mark. The barometer index, the S&P BSE
Sensex, lost 248.72 points or 0.94% to settle at 26,304.20. The losses for the Nifty were
higher in percentage terms than those for the Sensex. The Nifty fell 84.75 points or 1.05%
to settle at 7,955.45. The Sensex and the Nifty, both, hit five-week closing low. Increased
possibility of an interest-rate hike from the US Federal Reserve at its next policy meeting in
December 2015. All the twelve sectoral indices on BSE edged lower.
US & European Markets
U.S. stocks inched lower on Thursday amid a sharp uptick in initial unemployment claims
last week, as investors turn to Friday's October national employment report for more hints
on whether the Federal Open Market Committee could raise short-term interest rates in
December. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the NASDAQ Composite index
remained near two-month highs in spite of the minor declines, while the S&P 500
Composite index moved slightly lower for the second consecutive day. The Dow fell 4.15 or
0.02% to 17,863.43 on Thursday, while the NASDAQ dropped 14.74 or 0.29% to 5,127.74,
amid heavy losses in technology and pharmaceutical stocks.
Euro zone shares rose on Thursday, helped by solid earnings in Germany and France,
although commodity-related stocks were hit by a stronger dollar. The euro zone's blue-chip
Euro STOXX 50 rose 0.2 percent to 3,447.49 points, cutting gains in afternoon trade as
Wall Street turned lower. Germany's DAX and France's CAC were the regions'
outperformers, boosted by some well-received earnings reports. French bank Societe
Generale gained 4 percent after its third-quarter income rose 2.4 percent as growth at its
retail network and lower risk provisions helped offset weakness in investment
banking.Germany's Adidas, the world's second-biggest sportswear firm, rose 8.6 percent,
having raised its full-year outlook for sales and profits after third-quarter sales growth beat
market expectations.
Asian Markets
Asian shares were in another mixed trading session on Friday, tracking the uninspiring
handover from Wall Street as investors await the US nonfarm payrolls report that could
provide hints to when the Federal Reserve will start to push up interest rates.
Japan's Nikkei 225 index headed north, with sentiment still buoyed by gains in the US
dollar against the yen. Among gainers, blue-chip Canon rallied 1.1 percent, while
heavyweight components including SoftBank and Fanuc rose 0.8 percent each. China's key
Shanghai Composite opened down slightly below the flatline, a day after entering a
technical bull market which means that the Shanghai bourse had gained more than 20
percent since August 26, the bottom of the summer selloff
Currencies
The New Zealand dollar was steady near one-month lows against its U.S. counterpart on
Thursday, although investors remained cautious ahead of Friday's U.S. employment report.
NZD/USD hit 0.6581 during late Asian trade, the session low; the pair subsequently
consolidated at 0.6592.
Outlook
The Indian equity market is likely to open in the green today with the SGX Nifty, an
indicator of the market opening, trading at 7989.50, up 17.50 points at 8.35am.
Morning Note

2. 2
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News Flash
Economy News
 Cos. plan to cut festive gift budgets by up to 20% amid sluggish economic growth
& alarming rise in prices of food items: Survey
 Storage Status of 91 Major Reservoirs of the Country was 86.414 BCM as on
November 05, 2015
 Gartner Survey Shows 17 Percent of Consumers Plan to Purchase a Tablet in the
Next 12 Months
 17 MoUs for Academia –Industry Linkages signed between NIPERs and Pharma
Industry; Pharma initiative to build Innovation Ecosystem in India
 Rs 20,000 crore saving expected through nod to power firms to swap coal with
efficient plants: Piyush Goyal
Corporate News
 Procter & Gamble Hygiene and Health net profit rose 16% to Rs 71 crore on 4%
growth in net sales to Rs 598 crore in Q1 September 2015 over Q1 September
2014.
 GAIL (India)'s net profit dropped 66.19% to Rs 440.51 crore on 0.33% growth in
total income to Rs 14466.68 crore in Q2 September 2015 over Q2 September
2014.
 Net profit of Jubilant FoodWorks slipped 17.6 percent to Rs 23.9 crore in July-
September quarter from Rs 29 crore in corresponding quarter last fiscal. During
the period, its total income grew 17 percent to Rs 587.5 crore against Rs 501.2
crore on annual basis. Other income in Q2 was lower at Rs 1.6 crore versus 2.1
crore year-on-year.
 Arvind rose consolidated net profit fell 2.39% to Rs 91.03 crore on 6.69% increase
in total income to Rs 2128.40 crore in Q2 September 2015 over Q2 September
2014.
 Tata Steel’s consolidated profit grew by 21.9 percent year-on-year to Rs 1,528.7
crore in July-September quarter, driven majorly by other income but exceptional
loss limited bottomline growth.
 Chennai Petroleum Corporation reported net loss of Rs 452.39 crore in Q2
September 2015, higher than net loss of Rs 233.14 crore in Q2 September 2014.
 Bata India's net profit rose 38.72% to Rs 54.11 crore on 4.48% rise in total income
to Rs 583.56 crore in Q2 September 2015 over Q2 September 2014.
 JK Lakshmi Cement reported net loss of Rs 14.95 crore in Q2 September 2015
compared with net profit of Rs 30.61 crore in Q2 September 2014.
 Ashok Leyland net profit rose 137.2% to Rs 287 crore on 53.5% growth in revenue
to Rs 4940 crore in Q2 September 2015 over Q2 September 2014.
 US-based Virtusa today agreed to buy majority 53 per cent stake in Chennai-
based Polaris Consulting and Services for about Rs 1,173 crore.
 Pratibha Industries said it secured a work order worth Rs 1023.62 crore from
Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Department, Government of Telangana. The
order is for providing drinking water to habitations in Karimnagar, Ramadugu,
Manakondur, Husnabad and Huzurabad segment, including operation and
maintenance for 10 years.
 L&T announced that its construction division won orders worth Rs 2048 crore
across various business verticals in October 2015.
 Bank of Baroda said that it has reduced interest rate on domestic term deposits
including NRE deposits across various maturities for deposits above Rs 1 crore
effective 5 November 2015.

3. 3
Commodities News
 Gold remained under immense selling pressure for the fifth consecutive day at the
domestic bullion market here today due to sluggish offtake by stockists and
retailers in the face of bearish overseas sentiment. Elsewhere, silver also
plummeted sharply following frantic unwinding by speculative traders. Meanwhile
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today launched three ambitious schemes to reduce
the physical demand for gold and fish out 20,000 tonnes of the precious metal
worth USD 800 billion lying idle with households.
 The Gold Monetisation Scheme (GMS), 2015 will offer option to resident Indians
to deposit their precious metal and earn an interest of up to 2.5 percent; while
under the Sovereign Gold Bonds Scheme, investors can earn an interest rate of
2.75 percent per annum by buying paper bonds. Modi also unveiled the first ever
Indian gold coin & bullion, bearing national emblem Ashok Chakra on one side
and Mahatma Gandhi's image engraved on the other side. Standard gold (99.5
purity) declined by Rs 75 to end at Rs 25,875 per 10 grams from overnight closing
level of Rs 25,950.
 Oil prices fell on Thursday, under pressure from rising supplies both in the United
States, where inventories gained for a sixth straight week, and in Europe, where
physical crude prices are nearing five-month lows. Prices briefly came off their
session lows in midday trade as the S&P 500 erased most early losses, but crude
futures were testing those lows once again as U.S. crude headed into the day's
settlement. U.S. WTI crude closed down $1.12, or 2.42 percent, at $45.20 a barrel
after declining 3 percent in the previous session. Brent crude futures were down
70 cents at $48 a barrel, some 4 percent below four-week highs above $50 hit two
days earlier.
Commodity Pivot Table for 06/11/2015
Scrip Pivot point R1 R2 R3 S1 S2 S3
ALUMINIUM 30-Nov-15 98.65 100.05 100.80 102.20 97.90 96.50 95.75
ALUMINIUM 31-Dec-15 99.92 101.13 101.77 102.98 99.28 98.07 97.43
CARDAMOM 13-Nov-15 681.13 688.37 702.43 709.67 667.07 659.83 645.77
CARDAMOM 15-Dec-15 760.53 771.07 779.53 790.07 752.07 741.53 733.07
COPPER 30-Nov-15 332.58 335.92 341.73 345.07 326.77 323.43 317.62
CRUDEOIL 19-Nov-15 3043.00 3071.00 3103.00 3131.00 3011.00 2983.00 2951.00
CRUDEOIL 18-Dec-15 3122.00 3150.00 3181.00 3209.00 3091.00 3063.00 3032.00
GOLD 4-Dec-15 25835.33 25927.67 26014.33 26106.67 25748.67 25656.33 25569.67
LEAD 30-Nov-15 109.50 110.05 111.05 111.60 108.50 107.95 106.95
LEAD 31-Dec-15 110.52 111.03 112.02 112.53 109.53 109.02 108.03
NATURALGAS 24-Nov-15 154.50 160.30 163.50 169.30 151.30 145.50 142.30
NATURALGAS 28-Dec-15 167.10 172.10 174.70 179.70 164.50 159.50 156.90
NICKEL 30-Nov-15 647.50 655.70 662.10 670.30 641.10 632.90 626.50
NICKEL 31-Dec-15 654.60 662.90 669.90 678.20 647.60 639.30 632.30
SILVER 4-Dec-15 35455.67 35639.33 35778.67 35962.33 35316.33 35132.67 34993.33
ZINC 30-Nov-15 108.92 109.63 110.52 111.23 108.03 107.32 106.43
ZINC 31-Dec-15 110.17 110.83 111.67 112.33 109.33 108.67 107.83

4. 4
Key Corporate Action
Symbol Purpose Ex-Date Record Date
MPSLTD Interim Dividend - Rs 7/- Per Share 5-Nov-15 6-Nov-15
MUTHOOTFIN Interim Dividend - Rs 4/- Per Share (Purpose Revised) 5-Nov-15 6-Nov-15
EXIDEIND Interim Dividend - Rs 1.60/- Per Share 5-Nov-15 7-Nov-15
SHREECEM Annual General Meeting/ Dividend - Rs 14/- Per Share 5-Nov-15 -
DABUR Interim Dividend - Rs 1.25/- Per Share (Purpose Revised) 5-Nov-15 6-Nov-15
SRTRANSFIN Interim Dividend - Rs 4/- Per Share (Purposed Revised) 5-Nov-15 6-Nov-15
COLPAL Interim Dividend - Rs 4/- Per Share (Purpose Revised) 5-Nov-15 6-Nov-15
RSYSTEMS Interim Dividend Re 0.25 Per Share (Purpose Revised) 5-Nov-15 6-Nov-15
HARITASEAT Interim Dividend - Rs 2.50/- Per Share (Purpose Revised) 6-Nov-15 9-Nov-15
NAVINFLUOR Interim Dividend - Rs 10/- Per Share 6-Nov-15 9-Nov-15
AEGISCHEM Interim Dividend Re 0.30 Per Share (Purpose Revised) 6-Nov-15 9-Nov-15
SHRIRAMCIT Interim Dividend - Rs 5/- Per Share 6-Nov-15 9-Nov-15
MARICO Interim Dividend Rs 1.75 Per Share (Purposed Revised) 9-Nov-15 10-Nov-15
SOLARINDS Interim Dividend - Rs 9/- Per Share 9-Nov-15 10-Nov-15
MAYURUNIQ Interim Dividend - Re 0.80/- Per Share (Purpose Revised) 9-Nov-15 10-Nov-15
AARTIIND Interim Dividend 9-Nov-15 11-Nov-15
GRANULES Interim Dividend-Re 0.15/- Per Share 9-Nov-15 11-Nov-15
ZYLOG Annual General Meeting 9-Nov-15 -
ASTRAL Interim Dividend 9-Nov-15 10-Nov-15
GULPOLY Interim Dividend - Rs 1.75 Per Share 10-Nov-15 13-Nov-15
HCL-INSYS Annual General Meeting 10-Nov-15 -
ATULAUTO Interim Dividend - Rs 2.75/- Per Share 10-Nov-15 13-Nov-15
AARTIDRUGS Interim Dividend 10-Nov-15 14-Nov-15
SONATSOFTW Interim Dividend 10-Nov-15 13-Nov-15
Options Strategy
The synthetic short stock is an options strategy used to simulate the payoff of a short stock
position. It is entered by selling at-the-money calls and buying an equal number of at-the-
money puts of the same underlying stock and expiration date. This is an unlimited profit,
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the underlying security but seeks an alternative to short selling the stock.
STOCK – CIPLA SELL - 660CE – 21
CMP – 658.50 BUY – 660PE – 21
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5. 5
Weekly consolidated call tracker
Segment – NSE Cash and F&O
Date Stock Trade Entry Stoploss Target1 Target2 Booked Remark
2/Nov/15 MINDTREE BUY 1577.5 1562 1592 1612 Not initiated
2/Nov/15 PCJEWELLER BUY 451 446.5 455.5 461 461 Target
2/Nov/15 NIITECH BUY 578 573 583.5 588 573 SL
2/Nov/15 TATASTEEL SELL 242.75 245 240 237.5 237.5 Target
2/Nov/15 HEXAWARE SELL 229 231 227 225 227 Target
2/Nov/15 AMBUJACEM SELL 205 207 203 201 Not initiated
2/Nov/15 TITAN BUY 355 351.5 358.5 362 351.5 SL
3/Nov/15 RCOM BUY 81 80 81.8 83 81.8 Target
3/Nov/15 ASHOKLEY SELL 89.4 90.4 88.6 87.9 90.4 SL
3/Nov/15 NILKAMAL BUY 1059 1049 1069 1080 1080 Target
3/Nov/15 DISHMAN BUY 405.5 401.5 409.5 413.5 413.5 Target
3/Nov/15 IBULHSGFIN SELL 719.5 726 712 705 726 SL
3/Nov/15 LAOPALA BUY 621 614 629 636 614 SL
4/Nov/15 MINDTREE SELL 1511 1524 1495 1480 1515 Near cost exit
4/Nov/15 ALLCARGO BUY 329 326 332 336 326 SL
4/Nov/15 PCJEWELLER SELL 454 458 450 446 446 Target
4/Nov/15 DISHTV SELL 102 103 101 100 101 Target
4/Nov/15 AUROPHARMA SELL 814.9 823 806 798 823 SL
4/Nov/15 IPCALAB SELL 749 756 741 733 746.5 Near cost exit
5/Nov/15 NTPC BUY 136.5 135 138 139.5 136.05 Near cost exit
5/Nov/15 AXISBANK SELL 465 470 460.2 456 464.5 Near cost exit
5/Nov/15 TATASTEEL SELL 231 233.5 228.5 226 226 Target
5/Nov/15 ULTRACEMCO SELL 2835 2862 2807 2785 2827 Target
5/Nov/15 ZENSARTECH SELL 929.5 940 919 910 910 Target
5/Nov/15 VIP SELL 94.4 95.4 93.4 92.4 92.4 Target
5/Nov/15 WELSPUNIND SELL 695 702 688 681 702 SL
2/Nov/15 HINDALCO Nov Fut SELL 81.60 82.5 80.9 80 80.9 Target
2/Nov/15 PFC Nov Fut BUY 246.4 244 248.9 250.5 244 SL
2/Nov/15 HDFC Nov Fut SELL 1245 1256 1232 1220 1227 Target
3/Nov/15 IOC Nov Fut SELL 390.00 393.8 386.2 383 393.8 SL
3/Nov/15 BHARATFORG Nov Fut SELL 852.4 860 844 836 844 Target
3/Nov/15 SUNPHARMA Nov Fut BUY 881 872.5 890 900 Cancelled
3/Nov/15 MARUTI Nov Fut SELL 4480.5 4510 4470 4432 4510 SL
3/Nov/15
WOCKPHARMA Nov
Fut SELL 1518 1533 1498 1486 1498 Target
4/Nov/15 ICICIBANK Nov Fut SELL 278.20 280.5 275.5 273 274.5 Target
4/Nov/15 AXISBANK Nov Fut SELL 474 479 469 464 474 Exitted at cost
5/Nov/15 CANBK Nov Fut SELL 273.60 275.8 270.8 267 270.8 Target
5/Nov/15 ICICBANK Nov Fut SELL 271.2 273.2 268.4 266 273.2 SL
5/Nov/15 VEDL Nov Fut SELL 95.7 96.7 94.7 93.7 95.7 Exited at cost

6. 6
Segment – MCX
Date Commodity Trade Entry Stoploss Target1 Target2 Booked Remark
2/Nov/15 ZINC Nov Fut SELL 111.90 112.8 110.8 109.8 111.8 Premature exit
2/Nov/15 COPPER Nov Fut SELL 336.70 339.6 333.3 332 335.7 Target
2/Nov/15 CRUDE Nov Fut SELL 3042 3070 3012 2986 3012 Target
2/Nov/15 SILVER Dec Fut SELL 36340 36440 36240 36140 36440 SL
2/Nov/15 NATGAS Nov Fut SELL 147.5 149 146 144.5 148.5 SL
3/Nov/15 ZINC Nov Fut SELL 110.60 111.6 109.6 108.6 110.6 Exited at cost
3/Nov/15 COPPER Nov Fut SELL 338.00 341 335 333.5 336.65 Target
3/Nov/15 CRUDE Nov Fut SELL 3044 3075 3014 2995 3027 Target
3/Nov/15 SILVER Dec Fut SELL 36148 36248 36048 35948 35953 Target
3/Nov/15 NICKEL Nov Fut SELL 663 668.5 657 654 662 Near cost exit
4/Nov/15 ZINC Nov Fut SELL 110.80 111.8 109.8 108.8 110.8 Exited at cost
4/Nov/15 COPPER Nov Fut SELL 339.60 342.6 336.4 334.2 Avoided
4/Nov/15 CRUDE Nov Fut BUY 3142 3110 3169 3202 3169 Target
4/Nov/15 SILVER Dec Fut SELL 35860 35960 35760 35660 35660 Target
5/Nov/15 ZINC Nov Fut SELL 109.60 110.6 108.6 107.6 108.6 Target
5/Nov/15 COPPER Nov Fut SELL 338.20 341.3 335.4 334.2 334.2 Target
5/Nov/15 CRUDE Nov Fut BUY 3047 3076 3017 2995 Avoid
5/Nov/15 SILVER Dec Fut SELL 35509 35609 35409 35260 35409 Target
5/Nov/15 NATGAS Nov Fut SELL 148.7 150.2 147.2 145.8 Not initiated
Performance Report Equity + F&O (Rs) Commodity (Rs)
Total Profit Made Consolidated 196268.96 158392.50
Total Profit Made this Week 29377.35 30150.00
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