24 April 2014

Tips for traders and investors in the Indian Stock Markets. April 25 2014.

The undertone continues to be bullish but in the immediate term, one may expect a bit of weakness.
The intra-day trade depends on which side of the 6845 mark the Nifty trades today with good volumes in the initial hour of trade.
Intra-day traders may short the Nifty if it trades for more than an hour below 6845 and book successive profits at around 6834, 6805 and 6782 with stop loss at 6850. Otherwise, they may go long with stop loss at 6834 to book successive profits at around 6860, 6878 and 6897.
Short-term traders may take long positions in Nifty in case of weakness with stop loss at 6740. In case if the Nifty remains bullish, they may consider forming short positions by placing bid for a few lots at 265.05 in Nifty 7000 put of May series.
Mid-term investors may consider selling the non-performers in their portfolio in case if the index remains bullish today. They may also consider selling 10% of their holdings in L&T by placing their offer at 1428.85 for today. They may consider buying Bank of Baroda at 773.30, Coal India at 293.05 all in small quantities.
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