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Trading tips for February 14 2017

The day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8800 to book profit when the spot Nifty trades at 8836. They may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8776 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty trades at 8725.

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Weekly post on Indian Market for the week February 13 2017 to February 17 2017

The new resistances for Nifty are at 8802, 8834, 8870 and 8920.

The supports are at 8755, 8646, 8511, 8454 and 8248.

The week ahead seems likely to be a week of consolidation with positive bias as the Nifty will edge a wee bit higher if the resistance of 8802 is conquered.

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Trading tips for February 10 2017

The day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8784 to book profits the moment it reaches 8805. Like wise they may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8747 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty is at 8725. There still are a lot of opportunities both for the short-term traders as well as mid-term investors. To avail the same, please subscribe to this post through e mail. It's free of cost. We help build portfolios from the money made through daily and short term trades. Your subscription, though free for you, is a great source of inspiration for our team.

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Trading tips for February 9 2017

The day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8784 and book profits when the spot Nifty trades at 8805. They may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8744 and cover their shorts when the spot Nifty trades at 8704.

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Trading tips for February 8 2017

The day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8783 to book profits when the spot Nifty is at 8837. On the flip side they may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8753 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty is at 8734.

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Trading tips for February 7 2017

The new supports for Nifty are at 8786, 8734 and 8643 and the resistances are at 8838 and 8965.4

The day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8795 to book profits when the spot Nifty is at 8838. They may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8785 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty is at 8734.

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Weekly post on Indian Market for the week February 6 2017 to February 10 2017

The resistances for Nifty are at 8773, 8838 and 8965 and the supports are at 8713, 8694, 8622 8595 and 8491. If the benchmark index conquers one resistance then it will head towards the next above and likewise if the Nifty breaches one support then it will slide towards the next support. 

We expect the week to be more of consolidation with a positive bias and gradual move towards our target of 8965 in the days to come.

As for the day traders, they may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8740 to book profits when the spot Nifty is at 8765. They may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8721 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty is at 8694.

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Trading tips for February 3 2017

The day traders must trade with a bit of downside in mind. Chances are that the Nifty will be weak tomorrow and will consolidate as long as it remains above 8621.

That being said they may go long in the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8742 to book profit when the spot Nifty is at 8776. They may short the Nifty if the spot Nifty trades below 8713 to cover it when the spot Nifty is at 8674.

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Trading tips for February 2 2017

With the budget and consequent euphoria behind us, the day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8702 in the opening hour and book profit when the spot Nifty is at 8739. On the flip side they may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8655 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty is at 8610. A gap up may be sold into as we see a bit of consolidation after another steep spike upwards. The resistances for the day are at 8739 or 8780. The short term target for Nifty seems likely to be 8843 but this is only tentative and still too early to predict. It is just for the guidance. The supports are at 8658, 8608 and 8581.

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Trading tips for February 1 2017

With the Union Budget of India slated during the ensuing session, nothing can be predicted as punters come into play on such occasions but the readers of this blog must have seen how exact we had been in our analysis of either/ or the traders must have profited on our short side equation.

Going forward, the day traders may go long in the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8626 to book profit when the spot Nifty trades at 8657. On the flip side they may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8567 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty trades at 8531.

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Trading tips for January 31 2017

The day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8650 to book profits when the spot Nifty is at 8688. They may short the Nifty if the spot Nifty trades below 8630 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty trades at 8595.

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Trading tips for January 30 2017

The day-traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8659 to book profit when the spot Nifty is at 8688. On the flip side they may consider going short in the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8632 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty is at 8607.

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Weekly post on Indian Market for the week January 30 2017 to February 3 2017

With the breakout in the previous week, the new resistances for the Nifty are at 8688 and 8764 and the supports are now at 8562, 8459, 8397 and 8191.

We advise caution as there can be nervous jitters in the market with all eyes riveted to the General Annual Budget of the Government of India on February 2 2017 which might or might not beat the expectations of the Financial fraternity. All you have to do is follow by e mail by submitting in the right hand side box below the clock, we offer free advice to those who subscribe to this post both for short-term trading as well as mid term investing. 

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Trading tips for January 27 2017

The Nifty jumped up quite a bit in the closing session of the January F&O series. If however, the benchmark index stays conclusively above 8558 in the ensuing two or more sesions then it can safely be concluded that the bulls are back to stay.

The day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8583 in the first hour to book profit when the spot Nifty is at 8645. 

They may however short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8552 to book profit when the spot Nifty is at 8526.

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Trading tips for January 25 2017

The settlement of January series is due on Jan 25 and the markets will remain closed on Jan 26. 

It seems that much of the positions have been squared off already and the tight squeeze took Nifty to 8480.95. Therefore it cannot be concluded with fair certainty that the resistances of 8414 and 8458 have been successfully conquered.

The day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8455 to book profits when the spot Nifty is at 8505. On the flip side they may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8440 to cover them when spot Nifty is at 8409.

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Trading tips for January 24 2017

The day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8374 to book profit when the spot Nifty trades at 8415, which continues to be a resistance. On the other hand they may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8355 to cover their shorts when the Nifty trades at 8325.

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Trading tips for January 23 2017

The nifty is expected to remain weak in the session, even if there is a gap up opening unless of course Nifty manages to hold it's neck above 8371. If the spot Nifty holds above 8371 then the day traders may go long in Nifty futures to unwind when the spot nifty trades at 8415. On the other hand they may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8316 to cover their positions when the spot Nifty trades at 8295.

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Weekly post on Indian Market for the week January 23 2016 to January 27 2016

Before we begin the ensuing week, it may be kept in mind that the  week might as well turn out to be eventful both on account of the settlement of Futures and Options series of January 2017 and it also being a truncated week owing to Holiday on January 26 2017, the Indian Republic Day.

The benchmark index, the Nifty in all likelihood seems unlikely to expire the current series beyond 8500, even expiry below 8400 cannot be ruled out. However it may turn out to be weak with the lower bounds being unlikely to be below 8200.

Now with the broad range being 8200 to 8500, the immediate support for the Nifty is at 8316 which if breached may see the index testing the supports of 8261, 8188 and 8110. Likewise the immediate resistance to Nifty is at 8371 which if conquered with good volumes may see it heading towards the next resistances which are at 8415, 8458 and 8512.

The Nifty in particular will tend to be volatile and is expected to loose ground in a sharp way. Those of you who are interested in short-term trading (period ranging from 2 days to a week) and those interested in parking your funds with a mid term horizon (of a month to three months, with expectation of 20% + returns per month) may consider subscribing to this blog through e mail. Its free of cost. 

There are, however, excellent opportunities in the Indian market which are likely to be available at very attractive rates in the coming week and days.

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Trading tips for January 20 2017

The day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8436 to book profits when the spot Nifty is at 8477. They may go short in the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8415 to cover the shorts when the spot Nifty trades at 8395.

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Trading tips for January 19 2017

The day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8436 to book profits when the spot Nifty is at 8468 or thereabouts. On the flip side they may consider going short in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8406 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty is at 8370 or thereabouts.

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Trading tips for January 18 2017

The day traders may consider going long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8406 to book profits when the spot Nifty trades at 8456. On the flip side they may consider going short in the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8388 to cover the futures when the spot Nifty trades at 8365.

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Trading tips for January 17 2017

The day traders may consider going long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8419 to book profits when the spot Nifty trades at 8456. On the flip side they may consider going short in the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8393 to cover the futures when the spot Nifty trades at 8361.

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Weekly post on Indian Market for the week January 16 2016 to January 20 2016

The benchmark index Nifty faces resistances at 8415, 8458, 8512 and 8558. Likewise, it has supports at  8316, 8261, 8188 and 8110. It seems more likely that it will reach 8558 rather than 8110 in the current series.

That being said the intra-day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot nifty trades above 8427 and unwind their longs when the spot Nifty trades at 8472. On the flip side they may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8386 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty is at 8367.

The short-term traders may trade keeping the resistances and supports mentioned in the opening paragraph in their mind and each support if breached will lead the index towards the next support and similarly any resistance conquered will take it towards the next resistance. For specific and precise instant decisions, they may find us handy by subscribing to this post via e mail. It's free yet will help you in taking decisions. We also reply to any buy or sell related doubt you have in mind, if you consider entrusting your doubt on us.

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Trading tips for 13 January 2016

The benchmark index has suddenly come alive this week after so much carnage. Trading is not the same as investing. One might go on trading from day to day squaring off their positions but investing is all about inflation in prices of a stock. Investing also entails a longer time frame and the profits reaped are in terms of percentages ie fractions. But at the same time they are less prone to risks as the technical patterns leave behind a trailing set of prices at which the stocks need to be bought inspite of falling prices. Trading on the other hand is full of heartaches yet reaps big profits. It is here that we advocate that if you chose to be a trader you must remember that you have to trade daily, every hour if possible, for your success on our guidance is mostly like throwing darts and the more darts you throw the more likely you are to hit money.

That being said, the day traders may go long in Nifty futures if he spot nifty trades above 8411 to book profit when the spot nifty hits 8437. On the flip side they may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below  8395 to cover when the spot Nifty is at 8365.

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Trading tips for 12 January 2016

Finally the leaders have come to fore taking the benchmark index, Nifty to 8389 breaking all the interim resistances. The resistance now is at 8415, 8458 and 8512.

A detour on this recent moves. The upside, it may be noted, may be tempting (temptation is all what the greed is all about), what matters is the support, for a breach of support translates into losses. The immediate support for Nifty is at 8347. The Nifty must trade above 8365 in order for it to perform any further.

The mid term investors have a great opportunity coming. They may consider subscribing to this post via email to get the opportunities and so may the short term traders.

As for the intra-day traders, they may consider going long in Nifty futures if the spot nifty trades above 8370 to book profits when it trades at around 8400. On the flip side they may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8355 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty trades around 8338.

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Trading tips for January 11 2017

The Nifty did struggle with the resistance of 8279 that we had stated in our previous post and it cannot be predicted with certainty that this resistance was conquered conclusively merely on the basis of last hour move.. In order for the index to be bullish, it must trade above 8280 in the ensuing session as it now happens to be both the support as well as resistance for the day. We can however safely conclude that a sharp downfall or uptick cannot be ruled out, again due to lack of any leadership. The resistance is still at 8329 and support is at 8209.

The opportunity for the short term traders and mid term investors will be posted soon as it occurs and therefore we reiterate that the readers of this blog may subscribe through e mail and any opportunity as and when it crops up will reach the reader's inbox. 

The day traders may however go long in Nifty futures only if the spot Nifty trades above  8282 and holds above this level in the initial half hour of trade, in which case they may book profit when the spot Nifty reaches 8330. They may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8255 to cover their shorts when the Nifty reaches 8215.

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Stock picks and trading strategies for January 10 2016

The benchmark index, Nifty, could not conquer the resistance of 8279 and after reaching the level of 8263, it slipped down. The immediate resistance now is at 8250 which if conquered will see the index shooting towards 8279 and beyond. However we doubt that Nifty will go up north with a bang. It seems more likely that the index might drift down south as there is no particular sector or stock to qualify as a conclusive leader in the current scenario. The immediate support is at 8209 and 8051 as we had stated in our weekly post.

That being said, the direction is not clear as of now and therefore Nifty is expected to register sharp downfalls and/or sharp up ticks, on account of which any opportunity for the mid term investors will be apparent only during the session. Similarly any opportunity for the short-term investors is not clear. We would request the readers of this blog to follow us by e mail so that any opportunity that presents itself will reach their inbox.

As for the day traders, they may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8250 to book profit when the spot nifty hits 8289. They may short the Nifty futures if the spot nifty trades below 8235 to cover when the spot Nifty hits 8215.

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Weekly post on Indian Market for the week January 9 2016 to January 13 2016

After three days of failure, the Nifty did manage to conquer the stiff resistance of 8206, though the breakout is yet to be confirmed as the market still seems to be on a weak fool, owing primarily to lack of clear leadership; the high weight-age bank stocks are still weak. The immediate resistance for the ensuing session is at 8279 and immediate support is at 8255.The broader resistances are at 8329, 8415 and 8458. The support is at 8209 and 8051. However, wild swings in either direction cannot be ruled out for during the course of the week. A sharp fall cannot be ruled out. One ought to trade with caution.

The day traders may consider going long in the ensuing session if the spot nifty trades above 8279 in Nifty futures to book profit when the spot Nifty is at 8319. They may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8255 to cover when the spot nifty trades at 8215.

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Tips on stock picks and trading strategies for January 6 2017

The benchmark index did manage to conquer the resistance of 8206 but we cannot conclude positively that we are out of woods. The next resistance for Nifty is at 8329 and 8415. The immediate support for Nifty is at 8246 which should remain unbroken for any hope for the bulls. However if it breaks 8246 then 8206, which was earlier a stiff resistance will now act as a support. January 6 being the last trading session of the week, these two supports must hold for any chances for market to remain bullish.

The day traders may consider going long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8265 to unwind their longs when spot nifty is at 8295. They may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8246 to cover when the spot Nifty trades at 8201.

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Tips on stock picks and trading strategies for January 5 2017

Even after three trading sessions, the benchmark index, nifty, has been unable to conquer the resistance of 8206. Going by the session of January 4, it looks more likely that in the ensuing session, there must be a breakout from the narrow trading band we've been in for the last three days. Chances of a sharp up move in the coming session followed by a drop in the next and then consolidation again for a few more sessions for the good part of the January settlement cannot be ruled out, of course unless the resistance of 8206 is conquered with good volumes and the nifty closes above 8206 for at least the next two trading sessions.

The market behavior and its dynamics is mostly chaotic and uncertain yet small term opportunities arise from hour to hour and therefore we request the readers of this blog to follow us by e-mail so that any opportunity we detect during the course of a session will be directed immediately to their e-mail inbox.

That being said the day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot nifty trades above 8204 and unwind their position when the spot nifty touches 8224. They may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8187 to cover when spot nifty touches 8154.

The short-term traders may exit their longs for the time being at 8204.

The mid-term investors may either keep checking this blog during the session or else follow us through e mail and get instant opportunities, as and when they arise, in their inbox.

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Tips on stock picks and trading strategies for January 4 2017

Please check our weekly post for a broader idea of supports and resistances to make a short-term bet.

Our immediate resistance for Nifty, the benchmark index continues to be at 8206 and unless and until this level is conquered, market in general will continue to consolidate without much of an advance. Likewise, the immediate support for the ensuing session is at 8175 which if broken will see Nifty slide down, 8018 being the new support.

The day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot nifty trades above 8187 with good volumes for a target of 8225 of spot nifty. They may short the nifty futures if the spot nifty trades below 8175 to cover the shorts when spot Nifty trades at 8138.

The short term traders may continue to add long positions if the Nifty weakens raising their stop loss from 8015 to 8018. They may add more positions if the spot Nifty conquers 8206 with volumes.

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Tips on stock picks and trading strategies for January 3 2017

The resistances and supports continue to be those specified in our weekly post (click on this to view the weekly post) 

Going by previous trading session, it is quite evident that the trend is bullish albeit with a pinch of fear and doubt. The benchmark index kept on bobbing with a weak but positive bias being led primarily by the cement, auto and old economy stocks. However, banks which have a high weightage in the index continued to be major drags.

Going forward, the benchmark index must trade above 8190 in order for it to be able to conquer the immediate resistance of 8206. On the other hand, the Nifty must trade below 8159 in order to slide towards the support of 8015.

The day traders may go long in the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8180 with good volumes with stop loss at spot nifty's 8165 to book profit in futures when the spot trades around 8206. Likewise, they may short the futures if the spot nifty trades below 8170 with good volumes with stop loss at spot nifty's 8180 to cover at 8159. 

The short term traders may continue to add long positions in case of weakness with stop loss at spot Nifty's 8015 and add further longs if the resistance of 8206 is conquered. 

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Stock picks and trading tips for the week January 2 2017 to January 6 2017

We begin the year by wishing all the followers of this post 

A Very Happy and Prosperous New year 2017

Though it is not always possible to run profitable in each trade we execute but being successful in three- quarters of all the darts we throw is possible. The underlying condition though is that we ought to brace ourselves to book losses and yet be able to forget it the moment we book as if it never happened and go forward for the next wave. The essential condition of successful trading as well as of investing is the ability to get out of a trade by booking losses before the trade turns against us. We therefore, in order for investors and traders, to protect them against massive losses always advice to put a stop loss soon after the trade is executed. 

Equally important is that we ought to have a mind set of adding to the gaining positions, primarily because everyone else is running after the gainers or gaining instruments while at the same time cutting out the loosing darts.

Let's begin this year on a happy note and try to remain unfazed by our losses through out the year and life, for life is much much big a thing to be ruined by a loss. On the other hand if we are fluttered by a loss and down and out because of it, we are caught in a loosing spiral and any chance of us winning are totally ruled out because in that kind of mindset we are apt to take stupid decisions.  

All that being said, the immediate resistance to the benchmark index, the Nifty is at 8206 and if the Nifty conquers this resistance then it will be headed towards 8329, 8415, 8458 and 8512, each being a resistance on the way up. Likewise, the immediate support for Nifty is at 8165 which if broken may see Nifty slide downwards towards the key support of 8009. If 8009 is breached then we are into a short-term bear grip which implies that the chances of Nifty going down is far more than going up and so one ought to make, under such situation, a short position in every rise.

The day traders may consider going long in Nifty furtures if the spot Nifty trades above 8165 with stop loss at 8150 to book profit when the spot Nifty trades at 8216/8248. They may however short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8150 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty trades at 8134/ 8103.

The short term traders may consider going long in case of weakness with strict stop loss at spot Nifty's 8000 for a target of spot Nifty's 8206 and add to their longs if the resistance of 8206 is conquered for the next resistance.

The mid term investors may consider buying ITC at 231.75 in small quantity and add more if it conquers the resistance of 246 successfully with good volumes in the immediate week.

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