13 August 2014

Tips for traders and investors in the Indian Stock Markets for August 13 2014.

The Nifty is still inconclusive as throughout the whole session yesterday it was not being able to conquer the resistance of 7671 and it was only in the last hour that it did get past the resistance and the next one which was at 7726. If it manages to stay above 7726 in today’s session then one may conclude that the bulls have not given up and the index may aim for higher highs.
The intra-day traders may go long if the benchmark index trades above 7726 mark with stop loss at 7705 and book profit at around 7754 levels. However, if the index trades below 7685, then they may play it on the short side with stop loss at 7705 and book profit at around 7650.
The short-term traders might be at a loss as the stop loss got hit yesterday and it is presumed that they may have opened fresh long positions.  They are advised to hold them for today’s session. They may also continue to ride the Nifty 7500 Put of August series which we had advised them to buy in an earlier post.
Mid-term investors may consider buying ONGC at 376.95 HDFC Bank at 768.55 and Tata Steel at 521.40 in small quantities.

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