Trading & Investing Tips for the Week January 27 2014 to January 30 2014.

Our calculations and analysis in our previous post again came true in the last week as the benchmark index scaled new all time high. The Nifty continues to be in control of bulls and may continue to make all time highs yet again. However, it may also be kept in mind that the settlement of January F&O series is due on 29 January and this week being a truncated week due to holiday on 26 January, a bit of down-side sudden cuts here and there cannot be ruled out. But still one may assume that all is well for as long as the Nifty rules above the 8838 mark, for day traders and as for short term traders, they should buy Nifty puts of February series as and when the Nifty hits the levels of 8950 and get out of the puts on every opportunity. It can, at best, be safely assumed that Nifty will consolidate between 8945 and 8645 with intermediate supports at 8815, 8754, 8720 and 8645 and resistances at 8877, 8901 and 8945.

On the flip side if it falls below the immediate support of 8610, then it will cut further down towards the next supports of 8477.

The intra-day traders and the short term traders may trade accordingly keeping the above points in mind throughout the week and get out around the resistances and supports, as indicated.

The mid-term investors, are advised to keep selling stocks in every rise in small quantities irrespective of whether the stock owned is at a premium to their buying price or not and get their holdings converted gradually into cash.

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Trading & Investing Tips for the Week January 19 2014 to January 23 2014.

The Nifty is very much in bullish territory and it does not look like the bulls are in a mood to quit and intend to take the benchmark index to new all time highs. Although a few downside sudden cuts here and there cannot be ruled out during the week, one might assume that all is well for as long as the Nifty rules above the 8240 mark on closing basis in which case it will consolidate between 8260 and 8553 before it will go up north to touch as high as 8700 with intermediate resistances at 8511 and 8613.

On the flip side if it falls below the immediate support of 8348, then it will cut further down towards the next supports of 8240 and then towards 8178. Other intermediate supports for traders will be at 8470, 8410, 8385 and 8348.

The intra-day traders and the short term traders may trade accordingly keeping the above points in mind throughout the week and get out around the resistances and supports, as indicated.

The mid-term investors, are advised to keep selling stocks in every rise in small quantities irrespective of whether the stock owned is at a premium to their buying price or not and get their holdings converted gradually into cash.

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Tips for traders and investors in the Indian Stock Markets for January 16 2015.

The Nifty behaved quite in expected lines and as we had envisaged in our previous post the resistance of 8372 did get conquered resulting in a gap up opening and flash rally in the previous session due to short covering and also because the  support of 8256 held in closing basis. However, if the benchmark index sustains above the 8500 mark in today’s session then one might expect new all time highs. On the flip side if it falls below the intraday support of 8465, then it will consolidate above the immediate support of 8347 albeit with sudden deep cuts.

The intra-day traders may go long if the Nifty trades above 8500 to book profit around 8545. Otherwise they may play it on the short side to book profit at around 8437.

The short-term traders may trade throughout the week as per our indication and guidelines in the opening paragraph of this post.

As for the mid-term investors, the technical indicators suggest that a storm is brewing somewhere and may or may not erupt. We advise them to keep selling stocks in every rise in small quantities irrespective of whether the stock owned is at a premium to their buying price or not and get their holdings converted gradually into cash.

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Tips for traders and investors in the Indian Stock Markets for the week January 12 2015 to January 16 2015.

The Nifty did get stopped at 8303.3 mark much in lines with what we had expected, our stop was at 8300. However, there seems to be a little more of an upside. In case if the benchmark index crosses the 8300 mark conclusively with good volumes then one may expect it to go up to the next resistance which is at around 8372 and if the resistance of 8372 is conquered then short covering will see a flash rally which may take the Nifty to new all time high. On the flip side, the support of 8256 if taken out will see the Nifty slide back towards the next support of 8068 and thereafter towards 7955. However we are not out of the woods yet and this may only be considered as a relief rally.

The intra-day traders may go long if the Nifty trades above 8300 to book profit around 8362. Otherwise they may play it on the short side to book profit at around 8259.

The short-term traders may trade throughout the week as per our indication and guidelines in the opening paragraph of this post.

As for the mid-term investors, the technical indicators suggest that a storm is brewing somewhere and may or may not erupt. We advise them to start selling stocks in every rise in small quantities irrespective of whether the stock owned is at a premium to their buying price or not and get their holdings converted into cash.

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Tips for traders and investors in the Indian Stock Markets for January 9 2015.

The Nifty did bounce back indicating that support of 8068 did hold. However we are not out of the woods yet and this may only be considered as a relief rally unless and until the next resistance of 8372 is conquered with good volumes.

The intra-day traders may go long if the Nifty trades above 8215 to book profit around 8260. Otherwise they may play it on the short side to book profit at around 8190.

The short-term traders may consider adding long positions in the January series with strict stop loss at 8068. They may also consider booking profits in their longs at 8300.

The mid-term investors may consider buying Axis Bank at 493.15, and LIC Housing Finance at 443.85.

Disclaimer: The writers of this column do not personally hold any stock or position in the F&O market and do not intend to benefit in any way by publishing this column. The final discretion is that of the reader and we disown any responsibility for any loss incurred by the reader.

Tips for traders and investors in the Indian Stock Markets for January 8 2015.

Inspite of the recent meltdown, the only hope is in that our key support of 8068 remained unbroken on closing basis. However, the traders and investors must look out for the support of 8068, which if breached will see the Nifty enter into a bearish phase.

The intra-day traders may go long if the Nifty trades above 8095 to book profit around 8135. They may play it on the short side if the nifty trades below 8095 to book profit at around 8068.

The short-term traders may consider adding long positions in the January series with strict stop loss at 8068.

The mid-term investors may consider buying Axis Bank at 493.15 and LIC Housing Finance at 443.85 in small quantities.

Disclaimer: The writers of this column do not personally hold any stock or position in the F&O market and do not intend to benefit in any way by publishing this column. The final discretion is that of the reader and we disown any responsibility for any loss incurred by the reader.