03 August, 2007

Hero Honda

Sell @ CMP or on rise, stop 680 EOD, target 615 or lower

02 August, 2007

Colgate

Buy with stop 385 EOD, target 419 or higher

Sulzer

Buy with stop 451 EOD, target 498 or higher

Technocraft

Sell with stop 77.50 EOD, target 66 or lower

Megasoft

Sell @ CMP or on rise, stop 138 EOD, target 103

Centurion Bank

Sell with stop 38.25 EOD, target 33.50 or lower

Bharat Gears

Sell with stop 67 EOD, target 53 or lower

01 August, 2007

NIIT Tech

Sell on close below 455, stop 480 EOD, target 395-355

MP Glychem

Buy on close above 40.50, stop 37 EOD, target 49.50 or higher

Nifty -- sucker rally ?

So, we had a CRR hike of 50 bps which wasnt what the market at large was expecting ... and that saw the markets rally a 100 points on the nifty from the low it made after CRR hike was announced ! Everyone rejoiced ... our markets are strong, even in the face of a CRR hike announced by the RBI ! Made me think ... bears getting ready to ambush the bulls ?
Lets have some facts first ... one, US markets, that started the slide on the back of subprime concerns and liquidity worries, have suddenly improved or what ? a one day close of 90 odd points after a sharp fall of 750 points from the top is the end of correction ? anyone heard of a technical rally or a dead cat bounce ?
Two, when was the last time that RBI came up with a rate hike that market wasnt expecting, or expecting even, and it rallied thereafter ??
Three, FIIs sold 8000 cr combined on friday and monday in cash and F&O ... is that figure so irrelevant that the markets will still rally upward with all that FII selling ?
It aint over till the fat lady sings (with apologies to the female readers of this blog)... and she (Dow) is on a song right now ! I will put my neck on the line and say that if Nifty breaks below 4395 with vols, then odds are in favour of us going down towards 4100 ... the only resistance we might encounter on the way would be 4350. Take a look at the hourly charts, if you may ... a monster H&S forming. There is still a chance to tighten stops and take the profits off the table ... the odds are high that Nifty wont be able to break past the recent high it made.
No matter how strong our economy may be or how bright the growth prospects it might have, the same didnt stop May 2006 or March 2007 from happening, did it ? Just as one cant argue with the force of liquidity when it pushes the prices up, one cant argue with it either when it decides to push prices down.