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The document provides stock market strategies for the Nifty and Bank Nifty indexes on 03.07.2015. It recommends buying the Nifty above 8442 and taking profits around 8472 and 8502, with a stop loss of 8412. For the Bank Nifty, it recommends buying above 18600 and booking profits around 18650 and 18700, with a stop loss of 18550. It also lists closing prices and percentages for the indexes, as well as recommendations to buy specific stocks like Arvind, MotherSumi, Idea, and M&M at given price levels.
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Daily nifty 50 report
Nifty futures are index futures where the underlying is the S&P CNX Nifty index. In India, index futures trading commenced in 2000 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
For Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
After the expiry of the near-month contract, a new contract of a three-month duration would be introduced on the next trading day. Investors can trade in Nifty futures by having a margin amount in their account. This margin is a percentage of the contract value. It is usually about 10-12 per cent.
Daily nifty 50 report
Nifty futures are index futures where the underlying is the S&P CNX Nifty index. In India, index futures trading commenced in 2000 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
For Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
After the expiry of the near-month contract, a new contract of a three-month duration would be introduced on the next trading day. Investors can trade in Nifty futures by having a margin amount in their account. This margin is a percentage of the contract value. It is usually about 10-12 per cent.
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The document provides trading strategies for the Nifty and Bank Nifty stock indices. It recommends selling the Nifty below 8560 and booking profits around 8530 and 8500 with a stop loss of 8590. For the Bank Nifty, it recommends selling below 18930 and booking profits around 18880 and 18830 with a stop loss of 18980. It also provides the closing prices and percentages for the Nifty and Bank Nifty. Finally, it lists some individual stocks and their price ranges, identifying trends as bearish and including buy recommendations for specific stocks like BHEL, Arvind, SBIN, and HCLTech.
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Nifty futures are index futures where the underlying is the S&P CNX Nifty index. In India, index futures trading commenced in 2000 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
For Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
After the expiry of the near-month contract, a new contract of a three-month duration would be introduced on the next trading day. Investors can trade in Nifty futures by having a margin amount in their account. This margin is a percentage of the contract value. It is usually about 10-12 per cent.
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Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
Daily nifty 50 report
Nifty futures are index futures where the underlying is the S&P CNX Nifty index. In India, index futures trading commenced in 2000 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
For Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
After the expiry of the near-month contract, a new contract of a three-month duration would be introduced on the next trading day. Investors can trade in Nifty futures by having a margin amount in their account. This margin is a percentage of the contract value. It is usually about 10-12 per cent.
Daily nifty 50 report
Nifty futures are index futures where the underlying is the S&P CNX Nifty index. In India, index futures trading commenced in 2000 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
Daily Nifty 50 Report
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For Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
After the expiry of the near-month contract, a new contract of a three-month duration would be introduced on the next trading day. Investors can trade in Nifty futures by having a margin amount in their account. This margin is a percentage of the contract value. It is usually about 10-12 per cent.
Daily nifty 50 report
Nifty futures are index futures where the underlying is the S&P CNX Nifty index. In India, index futures trading commenced in 2000 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
For Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
After the expiry of the near-month contract, a new contract of a three-month duration would be introduced on the next trading day. Investors can trade in Nifty futures by having a margin amount in their account. This margin is a percentage of the contract value. It is usually about 10-12 per cent.
Daily nifty 50 report
The document provides trading strategies for the Nifty and Bank Nifty stock indices. It recommends selling the Nifty below 8560 and booking profits around 8530 and 8500 with a stop loss of 8590. For the Bank Nifty, it recommends selling below 18930 and booking profits around 18880 and 18830 with a stop loss of 18980. It also provides the closing prices and percentages for the Nifty and Bank Nifty. Finally, it lists some individual stocks and their price ranges, identifying trends as bearish and including buy recommendations for specific stocks like BHEL, Arvind, SBIN, and HCLTech.
Daily Nifty 50 Report
Nifty futures are index futures where the underlying is the S&P CNX Nifty index. In India, index futures trading commenced in 2000 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
For Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
After the expiry of the near-month contract, a new contract of a three-month duration would be introduced on the next trading day. Investors can trade in Nifty futures by having a margin amount in their account. This margin is a percentage of the contract value. It is usually about 10-12 per cent.
Daily Nifty 50 Report
Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
Daily nifty 50 report
Nifty futures are index futures where the underlying is the S&P CNX Nifty index. In India, index futures trading commenced in 2000 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
For Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
After the expiry of the near-month contract, a new contract of a three-month duration would be introduced on the next trading day. Investors can trade in Nifty futures by having a margin amount in their account. This margin is a percentage of the contract value. It is usually about 10-12 per cent.
Daily nifty 50 report
Nifty futures are index futures where the underlying is the S&P CNX Nifty index. In India, index futures trading commenced in 2000 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
Daily Nifty 50 Report
The document provides stock market strategies for July 7, 2015, recommending buying the Nifty above 8542 and Bank Nifty above 18890, with profit targets around 8572 and 8602 for Nifty and 18940 and 18990 for Bank Nifty. It also lists specific stock recommendations, suggesting buying Titan above 356.50, Arvind above 288.50, and Cipla between 614-647, while recommending buying Vedanta between 156-164.
Daily nifty 50 report
Nifty futures are index futures where the underlying is the S&P CNX Nifty index. In India, index futures trading commenced in 2000 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
For Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
After the expiry of the near-month contract, a new contract of a three-month duration would be introduced on the next trading day. Investors can trade in Nifty futures by having a margin amount in their account. This margin is a percentage of the contract value. It is usually about 10-12 per cent.
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For Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
After the expiry of the near-month contract, a new contract of a three-month duration would be introduced on the next trading day. Investors can trade in Nifty futures by having a margin amount in their account. This margin is a percentage of the contract value. It is usually about 10-12 per cent.
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For Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
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Nifty futures are index futures where the underlying is the S&P CNX Nifty index. In India, index futures trading commenced in 2000 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
For Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
After the expiry of the near-month contract, a new contract of a three-month duration would be introduced on the next trading day. Investors can trade in Nifty futures by having a margin amount in their account. This margin is a percentage of the contract value. It is usually about 10-12 per cent.
Daily nifty 50 report
Nifty futures are index futures where the underlying is the S&P CNX Nifty index. In India, index futures trading commenced in 2000 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
For Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
After the expiry of the near-month contract, a new contract of a three-month duration would be introduced on the next trading day. Investors can trade in Nifty futures by having a margin amount in their account. This margin is a percentage of the contract value. It is usually about 10-12 per cent.
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After the expiry of the near-month contract, a new contract of a three-month duration would be introduced on the next trading day. Investors can trade in Nifty futures by having a margin amount in their account. This margin is a percentage of the contract value. It is usually about 10-12 per cent.
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For Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
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Nifty futures are index futures where the underlying is the S&P CNX Nifty index. In India, index futures trading commenced in 2000 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
For Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
After the expiry of the near-month contract, a new contract of a three-month duration would be introduced on the next trading day. Investors can trade in Nifty futures by having a margin amount in their account. This margin is a percentage of the contract value. It is usually about 10-12 per cent.
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Benchmark indices closed lower led by a sharp fall in PSU banks. The Nifty was down 38.90 points at 10,500.90 as Nifty PSU Bank declined 5% with PNB falling over 10%. Asian markets also closed lower with Nikkei down 2.38% and Hang Seng down 3.2%. DLF reported reducing its debt to Rs. 5,513 cr. and aims to become debt-free by FY19 through fund infusion by promoters. Tata Power's Q3 profit is expected to decline 22% to Rs. 466 cr. due to higher interest costs and a tax reversal in the previous year.
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The document provides a daily technical analysis report. It lists the top 5 gaining and resisting stocks for the day, along with pivot levels for the Nifty 50 and Nifty Bank indexes. The analysis notes that benchmarks closed lower due to a sharp fall in PSU banks, with the Nifty 50 ending the day down 38.90 points at 10,500.90. Several PSU banks such as PNB, Allahabad Bank, and OBC declined sharply by 5-10%.
Trend today (14 feb 2018)
The document summarizes market performance and stock updates from India. Benchmark indices gained as the Sensex rose 0.87% and Nifty rose 0.81% recovering some losses from the previous day. Maruti Suzuki is discussing plans to set up a new 750,000 capacity plant, potentially in Gujarat, to maintain its leadership in the domestic car market. Indian Bank's Q3 profit fell 18.8% due to higher provisions, but net interest income grew 30% and asset quality improved.
Nifty 50 (14 feb 2018)
The document provides a daily technical analysis report from Money Classic Research. It lists the top 5 moving stocks of the day by sector along with pivot levels for the Nifty 50 and Nifty Bank indices. The technical view comments that the Sensex gained 295 points and the Nifty closed above 10,500 points, led by gains in Tata Steel, NALCO, Oil India and other stocks.
Trend today (12-02-18)
Benchmark indices declined as the Sensex fell 407 points and the Nifty declined 122 points. Most sectoral indices fell between 1-2%, with banks, autos, FMCG, IT and pharma declining the most. US oil prices fell for a sixth day due to rising global supplies from Iran and the US. Indiabulls Real Estate shares rose over 5% ahead of a board meeting to consider demerging its residential and commercial businesses. Mahindra & Mahindra agreed to sell a 22% stake in its joint venture Mahindra Sanyo for Rs. 146 crore.
Nifty 50 (12-02-18)
The document provides a daily technical analysis report from Money Classic Research. It lists the top 5 gaining stocks for the day along with pivot levels for key indices like Nifty 50 and Nifty Bank. The technical view on Nifty notes that the Sensex lost 407 points dragged by banks, while midcap and metal stocks outperformed. Benchmark indices reversed gains from the previous day.
Derivatives
The key points from the document are:
- The Nifty closed up slightly at 10,370.10 while the Nifty Bank closed up marginally at 25,787.75.
- Opto Circuits approved the allotment of 4.5 crore shares on a preferential basis.
- Insurance company stocks fell 3-6% as the tax rate for these companies may increase.
- The stock recommendation for tomorrow is Fortis, which is suggested to be bought above 134.
Trend today
The benchmark indices ended the day slightly higher, with the Sensex up 0.08% and the Nifty up 0.06%. Most Asian markets also closed higher except for Hong Kong which declined 0.99%. Life insurance stocks such as SBI Life, HDFC Life, and ICICI Prudential fell 3-6% on concerns that an upcoming direct tax law may increase the tax rate for insurance companies. Hero MotoCorp is looking to expand its presence in the premium motorcycle segment. Analysts recommend buying Yes Bank above 314 and Sun Pharma above 545.
Agri special-report
The weekly market wrapup provides an overview of commodity prices for the week of November 20-24, including key news affecting commodities. Crude palm oil production in Indonesia rose to 3.95 million tonnes in October as harvests peaked. India removed restrictions on pulse exports to help farmers get better prices. India's crude oil import bill jumped over 20% in the first seven months of the current fiscal year. Around 50% of Maharashtra's cotton crop was affected by the pink bollworm pest. Technical analyses recommend selling mentha oil and riceseed futures based on bearish trends and support levels.
Derivatives (2)
The document provides a daily market wrap and snapshot of the Nifty and Nifty Bank indices from November 20, 2017. It summarizes the day's trading activity including key index levels, top gainers and losers, FII and DII activity, and stock recommendations. The indices ended higher but off day's highs due to declines in technology stocks. Reliance General Insurance signed a bancassurance deal with Yes Bank and Moody's upgrade of India's sovereign rating was seen positively. Justdial was recommended as the stock pick for the next day.
Nifty 50
The document provides a technical analysis of the top 5 moving stocks and index pivot levels for Nifty 50 and Nifty Bank on November 20th, 2017. It also summarizes that Indian equity benchmarks rallied after Moody's upgraded India's sovereign rating but ended lower due to corrections in technology stocks. Nifty closed at 10,283.60, up 68.80 points. It further mentions that Reliance General Insurance signed a bancassurance agreement with Yes Bank and that India Inc praised Moody's rating upgrade as a reaffirmation of government reforms.
Derivatives
- Equity benchmarks rebounded after three days of losses, led by gains in technology, banks, metals and energy stocks. The Sensex rose 346 points and the Nifty gained 96 points.
- After the end of the monsoon season, iron ore extraction has started in Goa but the pace is slow. Stocks of Anil Ambani group companies rebounded sharply.
- The stock recommendation for tomorrow is BankIndia, which is in an upward trend. It is recommended to buy above Rs 210 for targets of Rs 212-215-219 with a stop loss of Rs 206.
Derivatives
The document provides a daily market wrap and snapshot of key Indian stock market indices and stocks. It summarizes that the Sensex closed lower due to losses in L&T, Infosys and HDFC stocks, while Reliance capped losses. Nifty futures closed lower as well. It also provides recommendations to short Bata India stock and lists the day's top gainers and losers as well as option chain data and FII/DII activity levels.
Trend today (4)
- Indian equity benchmarks snapped a two-day fall, closing mildly higher on Thursday, while broader markets outperformed.
- Tata Motors reported a three-fold rise in quarterly profit driven by better-than-expected performance at Jaguar Land Rover, with revenue up 10.3% and operating profit margin expanding 280 basis points.
- Shares of Amara Raja Batteries and Page Industries rose over 7-10% after both companies reported quarterly earnings above analyst estimates, with Amara Raja posting a 6.7% fall in profit but revenue up 7.1%.
Oct magzine
The Indian government has announced a Rs. 2.11 lakh crore (US$32 billion) capital infusion package for public sector banks over the next two years. This aims to help banks clean up their balance sheets, boost lending, and improve financial health. However, some experts are skeptical about how effective this large bailout will be, as banks continue to face issues like high non-performing assets, ongoing reforms, and an economic slowdown. The success of the bailout package will depend on how quickly banks utilize the funds to improve their financial position and resume healthy lending.
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- 3. 8416 8395 8445 8468 8501 BULLISH BULLISH
- 4. ARVIND BUY 271 275 267 MOTHERSUMI BUY 530 538 520 IDEA 180 178 182 185 187 M&M 1285 1265 1301 1321 1337