21 May 2014

Tips for traders and investors in the Indian Stock Markets for May 22 2014

There are still no signs of the Nifty giving up and another leg up seems imminent in near term albeit with a bit more of consolidation if at all.
The intra-day traders may go long if the nifty trades above the 7262 mark with stop loss at 7245 to book successive profits at 7286 and 7325. However, if the nifty trades below the 7230 mark then only they may open shorts with stop loss at 7245 to book successive profits at 7212 and 7175.
Short-term traders may go long if Nifty weakens down a bit with stop loss at 7180 They may also go long in Bank of India with stop loss at 291.20.
Mid-term investors may bid for Bank of Baroda at 905.55, Ambuja Cement at 210.85 and Tata Motors at 427.45 in small quantities and continue selling the non performers in their portfolio in each rise.  
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