27 April 2014

Tips for traders and investors on the Indian Stock Markets. April 28 2014.

The readers of this blog might have seen how exact we were in predicting a downside in Nifty on April 25 in our previous post.
The market will continue to be weak in the intra-day trade if the Nifty trades below 6800 in the initial hour of trade. However, if the Nifty breaches the key support of 6740, then it will be headed towards the 6621 mark, in which case fresh shorts will be formed in the system dragging it further down in the coming sessions too. However, if the Nifty trades above the 6832 mark with good volumes then one may see it go further up towards new highs.
That being said, the Intra-day traders may short the Nifty if it trades for more than an hour below 6800 and book successive profits at around 6845, 6732 and 6711 with stop loss at 6812. Otherwise, they may go long with stop loss at 6800 to book successive profits at around 6840, 6870 and 6988.
Short-term traders may take long positions in Nifty in case of weakness with stop loss at 6740. They may also consider going long in Coal India with strict stop loss at 293.
Mid-term investors may consider selling the non-performers in their portfolio in case if the index remains bullish today. They may consider buying Bank of Baroda at 793.15, Ambuja Cement at 206.60 and Lupin at 963.55 all in small quantities.
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