Those
who had bought Nifty Puts of February series as per our advice in an earlier
post must be running good profits. However, the 8660 support remained un breached
on closing basis in the last trading session. What remains to be seen is that
unless and until the Nifty bounces back from the 8660 mark in the forthcoming
session, we are headed towards 8421 with immediate supports at 8615 and 8526.
On the other hand the immediate resistance is at 8695 which if conquered will
see Nifty shoot up North with the next resistances at 8765 and 8862. Otherwise
we will continue to be in a short term consolidation phase within the range
8421 to 8862.
The day
traders and short term traders may trade accordingly keeping the above points
in mind throughout the week and get out around the resistances and supports.
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.
They
may also consider buying Axis Gold ETF at around 2568 and 2498.
They
may also consider investing in Birla Sun Life top 100 (G), Franklin India
Opportunity (G), SBI Blue Chip Fund (G) and Tata Equity Opportunity Fund (G) preferably
through SIPs @ 25% in each of the fund schemes.
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