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Saturday, May 31, 2014

Weekly Review - 02.06.2014

Dear All,

GDP Vs MODI Vs RAJAN = ?!?!?!?!?


India's economic growth picked up marginally from a decade low in the fiscal year ended March, but pro-business Narendra Modi's thumping victory in the recent general election has stoked optimism of an investment-led turnaround in the coming quarters.

India's gross domestic product grew 4.7% in FY14, a notch higher than 4.5% in the year before, on account of the poor performance of manufacturing, mining and construction, an indication of weak investment activity. The last quarter of FY14 registered 4.6% growth, the same as in the third quarter, according to data released by the Central Statistics Office on Friday.


Against this, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, entrusted with the job of reviving the economy by Modi, has to contend with a possibly weak monsoon and the central bank maintaining its focus on fighting inflation.The Reserve Bank of India will make its next monetary policy announcement on June 3. The manufacturing sector contracted by 0.7% in FY14, and is negative for the first time since 1991-92 when it shrank 2.4%, the year reforms were kicked off by former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh,who was finance minister at the time.

Rao of YES Bank, said, "We continue to expect that the economy bottomed out in FY14, with GDP growth likely to improve towards 5.4% in FY15. The strong election outcome has engendered expectations regarding reforms by the new government." Agriculture clocked an 11-quarter high growth of 6.3% growth in Q4 of 2013-14. "Growth has been supported by the farm sector and the good harvests in both the seasons...The question is whether we can sustain this high growth in FY15 on this base and the possibility of El Nino," said Madan Sabnavis, chief economist, CARE Ratings.


Rajan, who calls high inflation a "dangerous disease", won plaudits after he took office in September for arresting a rupee freefall and helping restore investor confidence that had all but evaporated under a lame-duck government led by the Congress party.

This month's decisive election win by the pro-growth Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) shifts the power dynamics. Now, investors and voters are looking to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to stir India's economy from its prolonged torpor, putting Rajan and Modi on a collision course if inflation stays high.

"The Modi-Rajan equation reminds us of that between Volcker and Reagan, where it was a combination of the central banker's inflation-fighting cred and the latter's charismatic image," said Philippe Jauer, chief investment officer at fund manager Amundi Singapore. Paul Volcker was head of the U.S. Federal Reserve when Ronald Reagan was president in the 1980s.

For now, the RBI is expected to leave interest rates on hold at its policy review on Tuesday, but investors will be scouring Rajan's accompanying statement for clues to whether the new government's strong electoral mandate has changed his rate outlook.

Investors expect the next policy move will be a rate cut, but perhaps not before early next year.


Rajan and the new finance minister, Arun Jaitley, 62, a prominent corporate lawyer, held a meeting in New Delhi on Tuesday, but have not previously worked together.

Jaitley is not seen to be as hawkish as Rajan on inflation - a dynamic that is typical between central bankers and governments around the world and often leads to tension.

One senior finance ministry official who worked with Rajan and was part of the team that made a presentation this week to Jaitley said Rajan's initiative to set an inflation target based on CPI could create conflict if, as many expect, CPI rises in coming months.

"Rajan is ... making things difficult for the government by publicly speaking about RBI's stance on the CPI inflation. He would not find it easy to backtrack even if he wants to adjust with the new government," the official said.

However, he was uncharacteristically blunt on the subject of RBI independence in other recent remarks.

"I am happy to talk to the government, I am happy to listen to the government, but ultimately the interest rate that is set is set by me," he said at an event in St. Gallen, Switzerland.

"The government can fire me, but the government does not set monetary policy."

"The government and the central bank have both stressed the need to emphasise the need to bring down inflation, while respecting the fact that growth is very weak. You need to ensure through a variety of means we sustain the growth process," he said.

>>> Rupee Vs Dollar - Exclusive Chart <<<

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Yes - This rupee Chart suggest - a clear upmove in Progress - Provided if there is a break out from the wedge as shown on chart - So if this analysis (count) is right - then expect a huge change in equity market as well.

So get ready for a big change every where. IT / Pharma and Other Export Oriented Stocks to zoom. Lets Wait and See.

>>> NIFTY - DAILY <<<

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Friday Bulls saved 15dma and managed to closed above it. Over all - Short Term trend looks down and bulls have a strong support at the channel top or 61.8% Golden ration as shown on chart.

>>> Nifty - Hourly <<<



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Hourly chart - Bear Cross suggest - more fall left. RSI also broken the trend line - Support line may enable bulls to regain strength.

>>> Bank Nifty - Hourly <<<

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Bank Nifty - As usual - like Nifty - more downside left - Can buy near the channel for a good upmove.

>>> Stock Performance of the Week <<<

>>> Canara Bank <<<

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Our Sell call on Canara Bank on 26th may - gave us a bumper profit of Rs.36000. So as per above chart - we still believe that more fall likely, as we shorted at 461 on monday and covered, stock continues to fall and closed at 415 on last friday.

>>> Hexaware <<<

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Hexaware - Our patience paid a profit of Rs.20,000. Hope for a good upmove in coming days also.

>>> INFY <<<

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We initiated Long and booked some part profit also, But later on friday - stock made a gap down followed by BG Srinivas Resignation who was a front runner for the post of CEO. So we discussed in detail about the stocks - below.

>>> DRREDDY - As Update on 28th May 2014<<<

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Wrote to Buy DrReddy for a good Upmove. See what Happened.

>>> Happened <<<

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Target achieved and made a good Profit. Cheers!!!

>>> ICICI Bank - As Updated on 27th May 2014 <<<

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Told to short ICICI Bank on 27th May - as we expected a good fall. See what happened.

>>> Happened and yet to <<<

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Yes we hold still with a part profit of Rs.7500. Now the support broken on friday shows more fall likely. Cheers!!!

>>> Performance <<<

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>>> INFY - Special Analysis <<<


Infosys president and board member B.G. Srinivas has resigned, the latest in a series of senior management exits at India’s second-largest software services exporter.

Srinivas’s resignation is effective from June 10, the company said in a statement to the exchanges.

Srinivas’s is the tenth top-level exit since Infosys brought back from retirement its founder N.R. Narayana Murthy to help revive the company in June last year.

Srinivas, who was Infosys's highest-paid executive, led key portfolios such as financial services, manufacturing and public services.


Infosys Executive Chairman N R Narayana Murthy on Friday said the departure of 10 senior executives was in the best interests of the city-based information technology company.

“As we embark on a newer and better horizon for our employees and our clients, we will see some transition in leadership,” Murthy said in an email to Infosys employees on Friday. “Please rest assured that the leadership changes take into account the best interests of the company.”

Srinivas is the 10th senior manager to quit Infosys since co-founder Murthy’s return to the company in June 2013. The company has seen the departures of board members Ashok Vemuri and V Balakrishnan, both regarded as CEO contenders. Infosys is also facing attrition at lower levels. The company’s attrition during January-March 2014 was at an all-time high of 18.1 per cent.

Srinivas’ departure has stoked worries among investors of a leadership vacuum at the Infosys. The company’s shares fell around eight per cent on Thursday. On Friday, they traded flat and ended up 0.6 per cent.

“BG’s departure raises Infosys’ risk profile even further,” said Peter Schumacher, founder of Germany-based Value Leadership Group.

Murthy reassured employees the company would continue to deliver on its commitments to its clients and staff. "We will endeavour to earn the respect and retain the goodwill of our clients, employees and investors," he added.

Murthy said the selection of a CEO for Infosys was as planned and an announcement would be made once it concluded. While the search was on, Murthy said, he along with Shibulal and executive vice-chairman S Gopalakrishnan would continue to steer the company.

So let see what the Technical Chart Says,

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Infy - I hope If this analysis is right - then short term bounce expected from here onwards. Provided firday low 2895 looks very important.
A Break out above the wedge may trigger short covering and fresh buying also - Price may spike to move upward.
As Rupee chart attached above - may also help IT stocks - also if there is a clear announcement of next CEO - then stock may move up
Decide yourself and Buy. Enjoy. Cheers!!!

Thursday, May 29, 2014

Support @ 7160,7070 & 6950

Dear All,

>>> Nifty <<<

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Yes, If you are a regular, reader you might be in short with good Profit. As wrote earlier - Nifty started falling and should face support @ 7160, 7070 and 6950. Lets See.

>>> Bank Nifty <<<

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Bank Nifty also moving - same as Nifty - Lets See.

>>> Dr-Reddy - As Updated Yesterday <<<

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We wrote Yesterday - to Buy Dr.Reddy - See what happened today.

>>> Happened and Yet to <<<

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Wednesday, May 28, 2014

Choppy Trade

Dear All,

>>> Nifty <<<

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Choppy trade - but still the short term trend in down and possible to move downwards as shown on chart.

>>> INFY - As Updated Yesterday <<<

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Wrote yesterday - INFY is a break out candidate - See what happened.

>>> Happened and Yet to <<<

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INFY - Started moving up as wrote Yesterday and we had some part booking also. More action left

>>> DRREDDDY <<<

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After a deep correction - Stock now gave a break out - Just buy it and enjoy. Cheers!!!

Tuesday, May 27, 2014

Support @ 7240,7160 & 7070

Dear All,

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Nifty travelling down for sub wave c may find support @ 7240, 7160 and 7070.

>>> ICICI BANK <<<

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ICICI Bank shows a minor break down inside a channel - hope the fall to continue. Lets See.

>>> HEXAWARE <<<

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Have part booked our Long on Hexaware with 20,000 Profit. More upmove expected.

>>> INFY <<<

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Clear Break out visible on RSI and Price. Get ready for rally.

Monday, May 26, 2014

Profit Booking or Panic Selling

Dear All,

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Price unable to hold 78.6% Fib level - Shows the above marking is still valid and possible fall for sub wave C. Though price managed to hold inside the channel as shown on chart - tomorrow if breaks again - fall to continue.

>>> Can Bk <<<

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Yes, We had a Jackpot on Canara Bank Short today. Profit of nearly 36000. Cheers!!!

Saturday, May 24, 2014

Weekly Review - 26.05.2014

Dear All,

Deutsche Bank downgraded India to 'Neutral'


Deutsche Bank has downgraded the Indian equities to 'neutral', saying valuations appear 'very stretched' against lower GDP growth. Although they acknowledge that there is a potential for a massive long-term upside, but they suspect that there needs to be further economic pain before the agenda for more fundamental reform to governance practices becomes clearer

The BJP's historic victory in the Indian elections has rekindled hope for structural reforms, which has already led to sharp rally seen in banks, consumption stocks, infrastructure and oil & gas stocks.

Post the Modi win, many brokerages have revised their respective Sensex and Nifty targets within hours of the election results on Friday. Most of them see the Sensex hitting 27000-28,000 by the December-end and for Nifty they see the index rallying over 8000 in the same period.

Aditya Narain of Citi group says that the Modi-led NDA has won decisively, and India's equity markets could well have struck gold. This victory should offer India 5 years of decisive governance, and has upgraded its year-end target for Sensex to 26,300.

Deutsche Bank believes that the longer-term prospects for the India economy and financial markets are largely dependent on the ability and willingness of the new administration to undertake a root and branch reform of corporate level governance

The positive momentum for change derives from the fact that the shortcomings of the existing system have become increasingly apparent as the pace of economic growth has slowed. Moreover, Modi's resounding mandate does to some extent represent the victory of a younger and more urban India over the sort of deference and dynastic-based politics, which has allowed dysfunctional governance systems to thrive over the past thirty years.

>>> Nifty Hourly - As Updated Last Weekly Review <<<

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Last week on Hourly chart - Wrote that the previous low is very important, will bounce back if it holds. See what happened.

>>> Happened and Yet to <<<

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As expected nifty moved up. Now the big question is - are we still in consolidation phase of wave (II) or not. Other than technical one more important event like Modi taking Oath as PM should be considered. So this sentiment may trigger a bounce.
In that case the above marking may become invalid. So one must keep the Stop loss before taking any position.

>>> Bank Nifty - Hourly <<<

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Bank Nifty had a confusing signal with 2 alternatives. So break above the channel should confirm the bull phase. Else break below the lower channel may trigger a fall.

>>> Charts of the Week <<<

>>> Biocon - As Updated on 20th May, 2014 <<<

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Biocon - Said about the channel support and possible bounce.

>>> Happened <<<

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As expected Price bounced and We booked at first target, which gave us a profit of Rs.6500

>>> Tata Steel - As Updated on 20th May, 2014 <<<

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Tata Steel - wrote about the possible fall. See what happened.

>>> Happened and Yet to <<<

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Tata Steel met our first Target and we booked 10,000 Profit. So whats next. Above chart shows - possible wave b consolidation and need to break the channel for a fall as wave c.

>>> Arvind <<<

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Arvind gave us a Hand some return, and still moving up.

>>> Performance <<<

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Thursday, May 22, 2014

Double Top @ 7320

Dear All,

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Looks like a minor double top @ 7320. As wrote Yesterday Nifty should face a stiff resistance @ 7350. If unable to cross, then a good fall can't be ruled out. Caution again.

>>> Essar Oil - As Updated Last Weekly Review <<<

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Wrote on last weekly review about Essar Oil - completed 2nd Target. See what happened this week.

>>> Happened <<<

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Completed all Targets on Essar Oil. We are long from 63 and gave us a Huge Profit.

>>> Torrent Power - As Updated on 13th May 2014<<<

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We have booked a Profit on Torrent Power earlier on 12th May on Torrent Power. Re-entered the same as given below.

>>> Happened <<<

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Yes We Re-Entered Torrent Power as on 15th May and have completed 2nd Target as given on chart.

>>> Escorts - As Updated on Last Weekly Review <<<

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As Updated on last weekly review - We had Long on Escorts since 104. See what happened.

>>> Happened and Yet to <<<

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First Target met on Escorts - Still Bullish and Expect More rally, as a clear Break out on chart seen.

>>> Jindal Saw - As Updated Last Weekly Reivew <<<

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Jindal Saw Updated Last Weekly Review -

>>> Happened <<<

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Massive Rally on Jindal Saw - Big Profit - Hope all enjoyed - Cheers!!!