The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
- The document provides information on future levels for various indices and stocks including the open interest, change in open interest, and closing price as of April 21, 2010.
- Key indices like Nifty were at 5241.10 points with an increase in open interest of 7.58% compared to the previous day. Other indices like Banknifty and Minifity also saw increases in open interest.
- Many stocks saw increases in open interest of over 10% such as ABAN, ABB, APOLLO TYRE, ASIAN PAINTS, AXIS BANK, and HCL TECH among others. Some stocks like ADANIENT saw over 20% increase.
The document provides information on future levels for various indices and stocks on April 23rd, 2010, including the open interest, change in open interest from the previous day, percentage change in open interest and closing price, and support and resistance levels. The Nifty index saw an increase in open interest of 6.42% and closed 0.24% higher. Bank Nifty also saw an increase in open interest of 6.58% and closed 0.35% higher. Most other indices and many individual stocks saw increases in open interest and mixed changes in closing price compared to the previous day.
1) The document provides key support and resistance levels as well as open interest data for various stocks and indices for the expiry date of March 28, 2013.
2) It shows that open interest increased over the previous day for many stocks like Bajaj Auto, HDFC, and Bank Nifty while decreasing for others such as Adani Power and Dena Bank.
3) The Nifty closed at 5728, slightly lower than the previous close, while Bank Nifty closed higher at 11578.45.
- The document provides future levels for various indices and stocks for the expiry date of 25th March 2010, including open interest, changes in open interest, and closing prices from 12th March 2010.
- It lists key support and resistance levels (S1, S2, R1, R2) as well as future projections for each underlying.
- Stocks are grouped by sector and show details such as lot size, open interest, percentage changes, and closing prices for monitoring trends in the market.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
This document provides a summary of key support and resistance levels, as well as changes in open interest and closing prices, for various stock futures contracts trading on the Indian exchanges. It shows that for the period ending February 5, 2013, open interest increased the most for NIFTY (+4.79%) and declined the most for CROMPGREAV (-0.34%). Most contracts closed lower for the day, with declines ranging from -2.11% for HAVELLS to +3.33% for BIOCON. Key support and resistance levels are also provided to watch for potential upside or downside moves in prices over the next few days.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
- The document provides information on future levels for various indices and stocks including the open interest, change in open interest, and closing price as of April 21, 2010.
- Key indices like Nifty were at 5241.10 points with an increase in open interest of 7.58% compared to the previous day. Other indices like Banknifty and Minifity also saw increases in open interest.
- Many stocks saw increases in open interest of over 10% such as ABAN, ABB, APOLLO TYRE, ASIAN PAINTS, AXIS BANK, and HCL TECH among others. Some stocks like ADANIENT saw over 20% increase.
The document provides information on future levels for various indices and stocks on April 23rd, 2010, including the open interest, change in open interest from the previous day, percentage change in open interest and closing price, and support and resistance levels. The Nifty index saw an increase in open interest of 6.42% and closed 0.24% higher. Bank Nifty also saw an increase in open interest of 6.58% and closed 0.35% higher. Most other indices and many individual stocks saw increases in open interest and mixed changes in closing price compared to the previous day.
1) The document provides key support and resistance levels as well as open interest data for various stocks and indices for the expiry date of March 28, 2013.
2) It shows that open interest increased over the previous day for many stocks like Bajaj Auto, HDFC, and Bank Nifty while decreasing for others such as Adani Power and Dena Bank.
3) The Nifty closed at 5728, slightly lower than the previous close, while Bank Nifty closed higher at 11578.45.
- The document provides future levels for various indices and stocks for the expiry date of 25th March 2010, including open interest, changes in open interest, and closing prices from 12th March 2010.
- It lists key support and resistance levels (S1, S2, R1, R2) as well as future projections for each underlying.
- Stocks are grouped by sector and show details such as lot size, open interest, percentage changes, and closing prices for monitoring trends in the market.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
This document provides a summary of key support and resistance levels, as well as changes in open interest and closing prices, for various stock futures contracts trading on the Indian exchanges. It shows that for the period ending February 5, 2013, open interest increased the most for NIFTY (+4.79%) and declined the most for CROMPGREAV (-0.34%). Most contracts closed lower for the day, with declines ranging from -2.11% for HAVELLS to +3.33% for BIOCON. Key support and resistance levels are also provided to watch for potential upside or downside moves in prices over the next few days.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
The document is a market report providing information on future levels for various indices and stocks in India, including changes in open interest, support and resistance levels, and previous day's closing prices. It summarizes data on Nifty, Bank Nifty, Mini Nifty and other indices, as well as over 100 individual stocks. For each, it lists the lot size, changes in open interest, support and resistance levels, and other key statistics from June 20th, 2011.
The document appears to be a listing of future levels for various indices and stocks on the Indian market. It provides information such as the open interest, change in open interest from the previous day, and price changes for various stocks and indices. The table suggests that the overall market was up on the day of September 15th, with the Nifty index rising 0.85% and Bank Nifty rising 0.45%, while some individual stocks showed both gains and losses.
The document provides a summary of futures and options data for various indices and stocks as of May 10, 2012. It includes details such as the open interest, changes in open interest from the previous day, closing price and resistance and support levels for different contracts that are set to expire on May 31, 2012. A total of over 80 stocks and indices are mentioned along with their corresponding futures contract details.
1) The document provides future levels for various indices and stocks for the expiry date of 25th March 2010 based on data as of 17th March 2010. It includes information such as open interest, change in open interest, closing price and support and resistance levels for each stock/index.
2) Many stocks saw an increase in open interest ranging from 0.18% to 16.25%, while some saw a decrease as high as 27.36%. Closing prices for most were near the day's high or low compared to the opening price.
3) Support and resistance levels for the following trading session are provided to analyze where prices of different stocks are likely to find support or encounter resistance.
The document provides stock and index futures information for various Indian companies and indices. It includes details like the open price, change in price from open, closing price ranges and the actual closing price as of 13.09.2010 for various stocks and indices. The information is presented in a tabular format with details like lot size, interest rates and price ranges for the day's trading.
The document provides stock and index future levels for the Indian market. It includes information such as the underlying asset, lot size, open interest, change in open interest percentage, and support and resistance price levels for each asset. The close prices from September 8, 2010 are also listed. The information is presented in a table format for easy reference.
The document provides a summary of future levels for various indices and stocks in India on March 22nd, 2010. It lists the open interest, change in open interest percentage, change in closing price percentage and closing price for each underlying as of that date. Key data points included are the lot size, support and resistance levels, and future ranges for Nifty, Bank Nifty, Mini Nifty and other indices as well as stocks across various sectors.
The document provides a summary of key data points for various stocks and indices trading on Indian commodity exchanges. It lists details such as the open interest, changes in open interest from the previous day, and support and resistance levels for a range of stocks across sectors. The data shows overall declines in open interest for many stocks, along with minor price changes both positive and negative across most listings. Key indices like Nifty and Bank Nifty saw marginal price decreases along with small reductions in open interest.
Go Ahead for Future levels Report 6th August 2011-Mansukh Investment and Trading Solution
Insights for trading Futures - 8th September by Mansukh Investment and Trading Solutions
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
The document is a market report providing information on futures and options trading for various stocks and indices in the Indian market as of February 11, 2013. It includes details such as the open interest, changes in open interest from the previous day, closing price and support and resistance levels for various stocks and indices trading in the market such as Nifty, Bank Nifty, CNXIT and over 50 individual stocks.
The document is a market report that provides key information on futures and options contracts for various indices and stocks trading on Indian exchanges. It includes details such as the open interest, changes in open interest, and support and resistance levels for different contracts expiring on March 29, 2012. The report summarizes the movement in open interest and price changes for over 50 contracts and provides technical analysis to identify support and resistance levels.
The document provides stock market data including open interest, changes in open interest, and closing prices for various stocks and indexes for the expiry date of September 27th, 2012. It includes details on the lot size, open interest as of September 10th, changes in open interest, changes in closing price, support and resistance levels, and closing price on September 10th for indexes like Nifty, Bank Nifty, and stocks across various sectors like banking, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, automotive, infrastructure, and others. The stocks are listed alphabetically with their respective data for analysis by investors and traders.
The document is a summary of key support and resistance levels for various stocks and indices in the Indian market as of April 4, 2013. It provides information such as the open interest, change in open interest, support and resistance levels, and previous day's close price for various stocks, indices and their futures contracts. The Nifty, Bank Nifty and CNX IT were among the indices covered. Stocks from various sectors like banking, oil & gas, infrastructure, pharmaceuticals, auto, etc. were also included in the summary.
The document is a summary of futures and options data for various stocks and indices for an expiry date of February 23, 2012. It provides information such as the open interest, changes in open interest from a previous date, and support and resistance levels for each underlying asset. Overall, it shows the trading activity and price levels for a variety of Indian equities, indices, and commodities in the derivatives market on that date.
This document provides a summary of key support and resistance levels for various stocks and indices based on futures trading data as of November 23, 2012. It lists the underlying asset, lot size, open interest, changes in open interest from the previous date, and support and resistance price levels for each. Major indices like Nifty, Bank Nifty and key stocks across sectors like banking, auto, IT, metals, and FMCG are included.
This document provides a summary of key stock futures data as of December 20, 2011 for the expiry date of December 29, 2011. It includes information such as the open interest, changes in open interest, and closing prices for various stocks. For each stock, support and resistance levels are also provided, along with the previous day's closing price and potential price ranges. Over 50 stocks are mentioned, across sectors such as banking, automobiles, pharmaceuticals, and other industries.
The document is a summary of key support and resistance levels for various stocks and indices in the Indian market as of March 14, 2013. It provides details such as the open interest, changes in open interest from the previous day, support and resistance price levels, and closing prices for various stocks, indices and futures contracts trading on Indian exchanges.
The document provides stock market data for various companies in India, including open interest levels, changes in open interest levels, and closing stock prices, as of February 12, 2013. Key data points included are for the Nifty, Bank Nifty, CNXIT indexes as well as over 50 individual stocks across various sectors. Support and resistance levels are also provided for each stock.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
The document is a market report providing information on future levels for various indices and stocks in India, including changes in open interest, support and resistance levels, and previous day's closing prices. It summarizes data on Nifty, Bank Nifty, Mini Nifty and other indices, as well as over 100 individual stocks. For each, it lists the lot size, changes in open interest, support and resistance levels, and other key statistics from June 20th, 2011.
The document appears to be a listing of future levels for various indices and stocks on the Indian market. It provides information such as the open interest, change in open interest from the previous day, and price changes for various stocks and indices. The table suggests that the overall market was up on the day of September 15th, with the Nifty index rising 0.85% and Bank Nifty rising 0.45%, while some individual stocks showed both gains and losses.
The document provides a summary of futures and options data for various indices and stocks as of May 10, 2012. It includes details such as the open interest, changes in open interest from the previous day, closing price and resistance and support levels for different contracts that are set to expire on May 31, 2012. A total of over 80 stocks and indices are mentioned along with their corresponding futures contract details.
1) The document provides future levels for various indices and stocks for the expiry date of 25th March 2010 based on data as of 17th March 2010. It includes information such as open interest, change in open interest, closing price and support and resistance levels for each stock/index.
2) Many stocks saw an increase in open interest ranging from 0.18% to 16.25%, while some saw a decrease as high as 27.36%. Closing prices for most were near the day's high or low compared to the opening price.
3) Support and resistance levels for the following trading session are provided to analyze where prices of different stocks are likely to find support or encounter resistance.
The document provides stock and index futures information for various Indian companies and indices. It includes details like the open price, change in price from open, closing price ranges and the actual closing price as of 13.09.2010 for various stocks and indices. The information is presented in a tabular format with details like lot size, interest rates and price ranges for the day's trading.
The document provides stock and index future levels for the Indian market. It includes information such as the underlying asset, lot size, open interest, change in open interest percentage, and support and resistance price levels for each asset. The close prices from September 8, 2010 are also listed. The information is presented in a table format for easy reference.
The document provides a summary of future levels for various indices and stocks in India on March 22nd, 2010. It lists the open interest, change in open interest percentage, change in closing price percentage and closing price for each underlying as of that date. Key data points included are the lot size, support and resistance levels, and future ranges for Nifty, Bank Nifty, Mini Nifty and other indices as well as stocks across various sectors.
The document provides a summary of key data points for various stocks and indices trading on Indian commodity exchanges. It lists details such as the open interest, changes in open interest from the previous day, and support and resistance levels for a range of stocks across sectors. The data shows overall declines in open interest for many stocks, along with minor price changes both positive and negative across most listings. Key indices like Nifty and Bank Nifty saw marginal price decreases along with small reductions in open interest.
Go Ahead for Future levels Report 6th August 2011-Mansukh Investment and Trading Solution
Insights for trading Futures - 8th September by Mansukh Investment and Trading Solutions
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
The document is a market report providing information on futures and options trading for various stocks and indices in the Indian market as of February 11, 2013. It includes details such as the open interest, changes in open interest from the previous day, closing price and support and resistance levels for various stocks and indices trading in the market such as Nifty, Bank Nifty, CNXIT and over 50 individual stocks.
The document is a market report that provides key information on futures and options contracts for various indices and stocks trading on Indian exchanges. It includes details such as the open interest, changes in open interest, and support and resistance levels for different contracts expiring on March 29, 2012. The report summarizes the movement in open interest and price changes for over 50 contracts and provides technical analysis to identify support and resistance levels.
The document provides stock market data including open interest, changes in open interest, and closing prices for various stocks and indexes for the expiry date of September 27th, 2012. It includes details on the lot size, open interest as of September 10th, changes in open interest, changes in closing price, support and resistance levels, and closing price on September 10th for indexes like Nifty, Bank Nifty, and stocks across various sectors like banking, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, automotive, infrastructure, and others. The stocks are listed alphabetically with their respective data for analysis by investors and traders.
The document is a summary of key support and resistance levels for various stocks and indices in the Indian market as of April 4, 2013. It provides information such as the open interest, change in open interest, support and resistance levels, and previous day's close price for various stocks, indices and their futures contracts. The Nifty, Bank Nifty and CNX IT were among the indices covered. Stocks from various sectors like banking, oil & gas, infrastructure, pharmaceuticals, auto, etc. were also included in the summary.
The document is a summary of futures and options data for various stocks and indices for an expiry date of February 23, 2012. It provides information such as the open interest, changes in open interest from a previous date, and support and resistance levels for each underlying asset. Overall, it shows the trading activity and price levels for a variety of Indian equities, indices, and commodities in the derivatives market on that date.
This document provides a summary of key support and resistance levels for various stocks and indices based on futures trading data as of November 23, 2012. It lists the underlying asset, lot size, open interest, changes in open interest from the previous date, and support and resistance price levels for each. Major indices like Nifty, Bank Nifty and key stocks across sectors like banking, auto, IT, metals, and FMCG are included.
This document provides a summary of key stock futures data as of December 20, 2011 for the expiry date of December 29, 2011. It includes information such as the open interest, changes in open interest, and closing prices for various stocks. For each stock, support and resistance levels are also provided, along with the previous day's closing price and potential price ranges. Over 50 stocks are mentioned, across sectors such as banking, automobiles, pharmaceuticals, and other industries.
The document is a summary of key support and resistance levels for various stocks and indices in the Indian market as of March 14, 2013. It provides details such as the open interest, changes in open interest from the previous day, support and resistance price levels, and closing prices for various stocks, indices and futures contracts trading on Indian exchanges.
The document provides stock market data for various companies in India, including open interest levels, changes in open interest levels, and closing stock prices, as of February 12, 2013. Key data points included are for the Nifty, Bank Nifty, CNXIT indexes as well as over 50 individual stocks across various sectors. Support and resistance levels are also provided for each stock.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
1) The document provides future levels for various indices and stocks for Friday, May 14th 2010, with expiry on May 27th 2010. It includes information such as the open interest, change in open interest from the previous day, and high, low and closing price levels.
2) Many stocks saw an increase in open interest compared to the previous day, with some major indices and stocks seeing gains of over 10% in open interest.
3) Closing prices on May 13th for most stocks fell within the provided support and resistance levels for the contracts, with some stocks rising or falling more than 1% from the previous close.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
1) The document provides future levels for various indexes and stocks for the expiry date of March 25th 2010. It includes information such as open interest, changes in open interest, closing prices, and support and resistance levels.
2) Many stocks saw increases in open interest of over 5%, while some indexes like Nifty saw modest increases around 2.5%. Some stocks saw decreases in open interest of over 10%.
3) Closing prices on March 17th for most stocks were near the day's support and resistance levels 1 and 2, with some seeing small gains or losses from the previous close.
- The document provides information on future levels for various indices and stocks on May 13th 2010, including open interest, changes in open interest and closing prices.
- Key indices like Nifty, Banknifty and CNXIT saw increases in open interest between 0.33-1.17% and closing prices remained relatively stable, increasing 0.33-0.59%.
- Many stocks saw increases in open interest between 1-15% while closing prices for most stocks remained close to the previous day but some saw more significant increases or decreases of up to 2-3%.
The document provides stock and index future levels for various Indian assets as of March 19, 2010. It includes information on the open interest, change in open interest from the previous day, percentage changes, support and resistance levels, and closing prices for each underlying asset. The assets covered include indexes like Nifty, Banknifty, stock futures across various sectors, and commodity futures.
This document provides future levels for various indices and stocks for expiry on June 24, 2010. It includes information such as the open price, change from open price, and close price for each underlying asset. The close prices show most indices and stocks decreased from their open prices, with changes ranging from -20.64% to 21.32%. Support and resistance levels are also provided.
The document provides a summary of future levels for various indices and stocks for the expiry date of 25th March 2010. It lists the open interest, change in open interest, percentage change in open interest, percentage change in closing price, and support and resistance levels for each underlying. For most stocks, the open interest increased from 19th March 2010 levels, though a few saw a decrease. Closing prices on 19th March also increased for most stocks, while some saw a decrease. The document provides this information to help analyze expected price movements and trading opportunities for the listed underlyings.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
The document is a market report that provides key support and resistance levels for various stocks and indexes in the Indian market. It summarizes the change in open interest and closing prices from February 1st, 2013 for futures contracts expiring on February 28th, 2013. For each stock or index, it lists the lot size, open interest, change in open interest, support and resistance price levels to watch.
This document provides a summary of key support and resistance levels as well as open interest data for various stock futures contracts expiring on February 28, 2013. Nifty futures saw an increase in open interest of 1,168,250 contracts or 9.71% compared to the previous day, while closing at 6,038.05 points, down 0.48%. Bank Nifty futures open interest rose 10.85% with a closing price down 0.72%. A total of 38 individual stock futures contracts are summarized, with details on open interest changes and support and resistance price levels for each contract.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
The Report contains detailed information about the current level of stocks and the changes that took place throughout the day.In order to provide a better understanding it provides information about the Index future and Stock future.The report also contains information about the Future level of stocks and it acts as a guide and teacher for its readers so that they can properly plan out their stocks and investment.
The document provides a summary of key support and resistance levels for various Indian stocks and indices for the expiry date of November 29, 2012. It includes details such as the open interest, percentage change in open interest, support and resistance price levels, and closing prices as of November 20, 2012 for various stocks trading on Indian exchanges.
The document is a listing of future levels for various indices and stocks on the Indian market. It provides information such as the open interest, change in open interest from the previous day, and price levels for the near-term expiry of September 30th, 2010. Key data points listed include the lot size, open price, daily change percentages, support and resistance price levels, and close price as of September 17th, 2010 for dozens of stocks and indices trading in futures contracts on Indian exchanges.
The document is a market report on futures and options contracts expiring on November 29, 2012. It provides key data points for various indices and stocks including open interest levels as of November 21st, changes in open interest levels, and support and resistance price levels. Open interest increased the most for BHEL at 21.53% while it decreased the most for Alok Textiles at -7.69%. The report also lists last closing prices on November 21st and provides near term support and resistance price levels for each underlying asset.
1) The document provides key data on futures and options contracts for various stocks and indices expiring on March 28, 2013. It includes data such as open interest, changes in open interest, support and resistance levels, and spot prices for various stocks and indices like Nifty, Bank Nifty, CNXIT and others.
2) Most stocks saw an increase in open interest compared to the previous day, with some seeing a decrease. Support and resistance levels are provided which can be used to identify potential price points.
3) Spot prices on March 11, 2013 closed generally higher than the previous day's close for many stocks, though some closed lower or unchanged.
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The document provides quarterly financial results for PNB, UCO Bank, and City Union Bank. For PNB, revenue saw a marginal increase for the quarter ended September 2013 while profit declined 52.56%. UCO Bank reported a 5.92% rise in revenue and a remarkable 285.88% increase in net profit for the quarter. City Union Bank's revenue grew 20.48% while net profit growth was modest at 4.89% for the quarter.
The revenue and profits of India Cements declined in the quarter ended September 2013 compared to the same period last year. The net loss for the quarter was Rs. 225.30 million versus a net profit of Rs. 490.80 million last year. Operating profit also decreased from Rs. 2082.30 million to Rs. 1119.00 million.
In contrast, Tech Mahindra saw significant growth in the September 2013 quarter over the corresponding period last year. Total revenue increased 175.64% to Rs. 41562.40 million. Net profit rose sharply by 298.83% to Rs. 6386.40 million. Operating profit also grew from Rs. 2352.80 million to Rs. 8989
The revenue of Indraprastha Gas zoomed 18.11% for the quarter ended September 2013 compared to the same period last year. However, the Net Profit registered a slight decline of 6.51%. Glaxo Consumer Healthcare witnessed an 18.23% growth in revenue but Net Profit grew only 14.3% for the quarter. BHEL's sales declined 14.93% for the quarter while Net Profit fell sharply by 64.22% compared to the corresponding quarter of the previous year. Operating profit also decreased for BHEL.
This document provides key support and resistance levels for various stock indexes and individual stocks along with their open interest, change in open interest, and closing price information as of November 5, 2013. It lists Nifty, Bank Nifty, CNXIT, and various individual stock futures with their lot size, open interest, change in open interest, support levels 1 and 2 (S1 and S2), resistance levels 1 and 2 (R1 and R2), and closing price on November 5.
- Nifty futures closed at 6298.80 on Tuesday, at a premium of 45.65 points over the spot closing of 6253.15. Nifty December 2013 futures ended at a premium of 92.05 points over the spot closing.
- The put call ratio for Nifty options was 1.31, indicating higher open interest in put options. The put call ratio for Bank Nifty options was 0.97.
- For the upcoming session, the market seems bullish. However, 6317 and 6343 could act as crucial resistance levels, while 6210 and 6170 may serve as near-term support levels.
- The document provides key support and resistance levels for various stocks and indices based on their open interest as of October 30, 2013, the day before expiry. It notes the change in open interest and closing price for each underlying from the previous day. Support levels 1 and 2 (S1, S2) and resistance levels 1 and 2 (R1, R2) are given.
- Open interest increased for Nifty futures but decreased for Bank Nifty and CNXIT futures. Several individual stocks saw significant decreases in open interest, including Adani Power, Hindalco, HDIL, and JSW Steel, while open interest grew for IndusInd Bank, HDFC, and Kotak Bank.
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The Nifty futures closed at 6,255, up 0.5% from the previous day's close. Trading volumes declined across most derivative products. Put call ratios for both Nifty and Bank Nifty options were above 1, indicating greater open interest for put options. The report provides closing prices and open interest figures for various stocks. It also outlines the most actively traded call and put options, and recommends a bearish options strategy for Nifty.
This document provides key support and resistance levels for futures contracts of various stocks trading on Indian exchanges, based on their open interest and closing price on October 29, 2013. It lists over 50 stocks, along with their lot size, open interest, change in open interest from the previous day, support and resistance levels, and closing price. The expiry date for the contracts is October 31, 2013.
The document is a daily derivative report that provides the following key information:
- Nifty futures closed at 6231.10, a premium of 10.20 points over the spot closing of 6220.90. Open interest on Nifty October futures contracted by 1.3 million units to 12.82 million units.
- Several stock futures like Tata Steel, Yes Bank, DLF, and ICICI Bank traded at discounts to their spot closing prices.
- Put call ratios for Nifty and Bank Nifty options were 1.66 and 1.27 respectively, indicating higher put open interest.
- Total futures and options turnover increased 94.24% compared to the previous day, with gains
This document provides key support and resistance levels for various stock futures contracts expiring on October 31, 2013. It lists underlying stocks, their lot size, open interest, change in open interest, percentage change in open interest and closing price from October 28, 2013. It also provides support levels S1 and S2 and resistance levels R1 and R2 for each stock future contract based on technical analysis.
This document provides key support and resistance levels for various stock indexes and futures as of October 25, 2013. It lists underlying assets, their lot size, open interest, changes in open interest, support and resistance levels, and closing prices from the previous day. The expiry date for the futures contracts is October 31, 2013. It contains this information for indexes like Nifty, Bank Nifty, CNXIT and over 50 stock futures.
The document is a daily derivatives report that provides key information on the NIFTY futures market. Some of the key details included in the summary are:
- NIFTY futures closed at 6,141, down 19.45 points (0.32%) from the previous day's close.
- Total futures and options volume declined 21.02% compared to the previous day.
- The put call ratio for Nifty and Bank Nifty options was 1.45 and 1.08 respectively, indicating higher put open interest.
- Most active stock futures like DLF, ITC, Yes Bank and Tata Steel were trading at premiums between 0.25-2.90 points compared to their spot prices
- Nifty futures closed at 6177.00 on Thursday, at a premium of 12.65 points over the spot closing of 6164.35. Nifty November 2013 futures ended at 6227.05, at a premium of 62.70 points over the spot closing.
- Trading volumes increased for index futures (10.78%), index options (10.21%) and decreased for stock futures (-6.60%) and stock options (-11.76%).
- Key support and resistance levels for Nifty are seen at 6105/6032 and 6235/6280 respectively.
This document provides a summary of futures trading data for various stocks and indices for the expiry date of 31st October 2013. It lists the underlying asset, lot size, open interest, change in open interest, support and resistance levels, and closing price from 23rd October 2013. Key details include an overall increase in open interest for Nifty futures of 6.54% and Bank Nifty futures of 4.06%, while open interest decreased for CNXIT futures by 7.9%. Support and resistance levels are provided to indicate possible price movement ranges.
Nifty futures closed lower at 6,178.35 points, down 0.39% from the previous day's close. Trading volumes increased across all derivative segments. Put call ratios for both Nifty and Bank Nifty options were above 1, indicating greater open interest in put options. Most active calls and puts were seen in the 6,100-6,300 strike price range for the October 31 expiry. The report provides an outlook for Nifty, noting key resistance and support levels. It also includes a sample options strategy for Nifty and a tracker of previous strategies.
Nifty futures closed lower at 6,178.35 points, down 0.39% from the previous day's close. Trading volumes increased across all derivative segments. Put call ratios for both Nifty and Bank Nifty options indicate a bearish sentiment. Most active calls and puts were seen in the 6,100-6,300 strike prices for the October 31 expiry. The report provides an outlook for Nifty, noting key resistance and support levels. It also includes the most and least active stocks by change in open interest. Strategies tracked show profits booked from positions in Nifty futures and options.
This document provides key support and resistance levels for various stock indexes and futures as of October 22, 2013. It lists underlying assets, their lot sizes, open interest levels and changes, and support and resistance price levels. The expiry date for futures contracts is October 31, 2013. Overall, open interest increased for many indexes and stocks compared to the previous day.
- The document provides key support and resistance levels for various stocks and indices in the futures and options market. It lists the underlying, lot size, open interest, change in open interest, closing price and support and resistance levels for each stock.
- The highest changes in open interest were seen in Federal Bank (44.72%), IDFC (10.08%), and Cairn India (10.99%) while the largest falls were in HDFCBank (-2.22%) and LIC Housing Finance (-1.49%).
- The expiry date for the futures and options contracts is 31st October 2013.
- The Nifty futures closed at 6236.00 on Monday, a premium of 31.05 points over the spot closing of 6,204.95.
- Put call ratios for Nifty and Bank Nifty options were 1.59 and 1.06 respectively, indicating higher put open interest.
- Total futures and options turnover decreased by 17.43% on Monday compared to the previous day, with index options seeing the largest fall of 19.52%.
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