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Thursday, November 30, 2017

Support @ 10200 - 10160 - 10090

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Support 10200 - 10160 - 10090 must decide the Trend.

>>> Bank Nifty Hourly Chart <<<

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Lets wait and see how the GDP data and Channel Support Helps the Bank Nifty.

>>> VEDL - Hourly Chart <<<

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Support Line if holds - Expect a good bounce back rally. Cheers!!!

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Tuesday, November 28, 2017

Support @ 10350 - 10320 - 10300

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>>> Nifty 5 Mins Chart <<<

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Above is a 5 Mins chart. Price Resisted @ 10405 again and Support @ 10350 - 10320 - 10300.

>>> Bank Nifty 5 mins Chart <<<

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BN Spot Must hold 25800 & 25760 for upmove.

>>> NIFTY - IT Hourly Daily Chart <<<

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Unless 11350 takes out - IT Index on trouble. We have Short Positions. Cheers!!!

Sunday, November 26, 2017

Weekly Review - 27th Nov, 2017

Dear All,


>>> Key to Successful Investment Strategy :-

The key to any successful investment strategy is knowing the delicate balance between your comfort level and risk against a specified time horizon.

1. Accept responsibility :-

Was the last bad trade one of your single biggest losses? Was it your first ever significant financial loss? If so, be sure to own it. Losses are part of any investment strategy. It happens to the best investors.

Don’t simply brush it aside. Learn from it. Don’t continue investing until you have. Know what happened and don’t simply blame market volatility for your loss. Take ownership of what happened.

Honestly assessing your actions and determining the consequences of those actions will allow you to make better future decisions. Despite the difficulty of trying to counter how this loss will impact you, learn from it. This will allow you to control your investment trading. It will also keep single losses from turning into a massive losing streak.

2. Stop trading :-

When a bad trade happens, especially one that has significant impact, stop trading. Seriously. The mechanisms of our ego defense system will immediately use emotion to try and recoup your loss. Trying to find a better trade when you’re emotionally invested will just lead to further losses.

Instead, walk away from trading. Find a way to work out your frustrations. For some, that may be going for a run, and for others a yoga class. Find the method that best allows you to remove negative emotions from your environment.

Stop all trades for a few days. Rather conduct simulated trades to allow yourself to get back into strategic investing. This will clear any psychological and emotional hurdles the last bad trade may have left behind.

3. Refocus :-

When you have rid yourself of negative emotions, use the bad trade as motivation. Return small when resuming live trading to make sure you do not allow emotions to dictate an attempt to recoup your losses.

A professional approach is to resume trading to get you back to the level of success you were at before your bad trading day. Refocusing after a bad loss means regaining your investment strategy again to start acquiring safe, steady gains.

4. Have a plan :-

After finding your focus and building up your confidence, make a detailed action plan for future trades. This will allow you to understand what went wrong. Establish limits within your detailed action plan. As most bad trades could be quantifiable because of key market actions, identify the factors within your bad trade that could be quantified for profitable gains.

A bad trade should be used as a catalyst to improve your trading strategy.

5. Put your loss into perspective :-

Seasoned traders understand that losses are part of a trader’s routine. Bear markets are normal, but so are bull markets. Inexperienced traders may try to trade through the embarrassment and pain of a bad trade.

It’s important to put this loss into a perspective. Remember that a bad trade is simply that, a bad trade. It’s moments like this that self-reflection are important. Bad trading days are also a good time to remind you of the successes you’ve had through both bull and bear markets.

Much like other aspects of daily life, there’s a lesson in financial losses. A bad trade may be the economic loss you need as a trader to thrive into new opportunities.

No trade is without its risks. The potential of a trade is determined by quantifiable key market actions. Regardless of this, loss will occur. It’s how you learn and develop from that loss that will determine your success as a trader.

>>> Week Ahead <<<

Auto Sales :-

With December arriving next week, the focus could shift to auto sales. The market will look forward to the numbers as this will not include the festive season sales, which had been one of the key drivers in the past two months.

Going forward, the Street will take cues from these figures in a bid to gauge the consumption trends in the country as well. Auto stocks could be in focus. The sectoral index has been trading flat so far in November, while on a yearly basis, this has seen 22 percent increase.

S&P rating :-

The Street could react to the unchanged rating by global ratings agency S&P as it was factoring in either a status quo or an upgrade. It will also watch out for commentary on the Narendra Modi government’s efforts at the macro-economic level.

Macro data :-

On the domestic front, the Street will look forward to the quarterly GDP data figures for India, which will be declared on November 30.

Over and above this, the manufacturing purchasing managers’ index will be out during the next week, which will help in gauging the manufacturing activity in the country. Positive cues from these data points could help the Street push up to fresh bullish points.

US’ GDP data in the US, CPI data, crude oil imports, and manufacturing PMI could also keep the Street on its feet.

FII data :-

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) sold shares worth Rs 416.28 crore compared to domestic institutional investors who bought Rs 427.63 crore worth of shares in the Indian equity market on Friday, data available with the NSE showed.

So far, for the month of November, FIIs have remained net sellers of Rs 10,742.22 crore worth of shares, while DIIs have purchased Rs 7,628.32 crore worth of shares, hinting at the continued support offered by domestic investors.

The Street will watch out for these flows, going forward, especially amid volatility ahead of F&O expiry and US Federal Reserve’s meet lined up next month.

F&O expiry :-

All futures and options contracts for November will expire on Thursday and positions will be rolled over to December.

ICICI Securities believes that the Nifty has been forming a base near 10,300 for the November series. The upmove can be extended till 10,600.

“Call positions are getting added at the 10,600 strike, which remains the target for the index. Closure was seen in the Nifty and Nifty Bank futures, which shows the short covering pattern seen in these indices,” the brokerage said in its report.

>>> Nifty Daily Chart <<<

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In January 2007, S&P had changed India’s rating to BBB-, which is the lowest investment grade rating for bonds. The outlook that it assigned back then was “stable” which it later changed to negative in 2009 and again raised it to stable in 2010, it lauded the Modi government's fiscal consolidation drive and said that the reforms undertaken are favourable for the economy. After Moody's Upgrade - it was widely expected that S&P may too upgrade India's Rating. So fluctuations on Bonds and INR Possible - may reflect Equity too.
Resistance @ 10400 - 10495 - 10590. Support @ 10360 - 10330 - 10300.

>>> Nifty Hourly Chart <<<

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Crucial Resistance between 10405-415 - If doesn't breaks - may trigger a good correction.

>>> Bank Nifty Daily Chart <<<

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ON the upper side Price retraced almost 150% may test or resist @ 25960. If so, Expect a good correction.

>>> Bank Nifty Hourly Chart <<<

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25960 > Above more Rally.

>>> ULTRACEMCO - Posted on 22nd Nov, 2017 <<<

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Posted on 22nd Nov, We are Long.

>>> ULTRACEMCO - Booked Profit Rs.10,000/- <<<

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Booked Profit Rs.10k.

>>> CNXPSUBank - Hourly Chart <<<

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3950 if breaks - Expect Free Fall on all PSU Bank Stocks.

>>> NiftyMidCap50 - Hourly Chart <<<

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Support @ 5175 & 5130. Resistance @ 5230 & 5300.

>>> CNXPharma - Hourly Chart <<<

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Possible correction if fails to break above 9380 & 9420.

>>> SunPharma - Hourly Chart - Booked Profit Rs.20,000/- <<<

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Booked Profit Rs.20,000/-

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Thursday, November 23, 2017

Resistance @ 10375 & 10415.

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>>> Nifty 5 Mins Chart <<<

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Volatile Move - Hence 5 mins chart give - tried best to find out the direction. Resistance @ 10375 and 10415. Support @ 10290-300.


Wednesday, November 22, 2017

Resistance @ 10340 - 380

Dear All,

>>> Nifty Hourly Chart <<<

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Price may rally above the triangle break out.

>>> ULTRACEMCO - Hourly Chart <<<

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Holding Long and Looking for More Rally. Cheers!!!

Tuesday, November 21, 2017

Not Holding Above 10340

Dear All,

>>> Nifty Hourly Chart <<<

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We have booked our Long today with 150 Points Profit. Price may consolidate further if unable to cross above 10340 again.

>>> Bank Nifty Hourly Chart <<<

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Must cross above 25925 for further upmove. Booked our Long with 490 Points Profit.

>>> SunPharma - Posted on Weekly Review <<<

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Posted on Weekly Review - We are Long.

>>> SunPharma - Hourly Chart - Booked Profit Rs.20,000/- <<<

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Booked Profit with Rs.20000/-.





Sunday, November 19, 2017

Weekly Review - 20th November - 2017

Dear All,


Here are the seven most common errors traders make in a bull market.

They wait for a correction to get long that never happens. So they end up missing a big part of the up trend.
They do not get long with a big enough position size or enough leverage so they end up underperforming the market.
They do not buy the small dips when they get a chance.
Perma bears do not believe in the bullish move higher so they sell short losing money in a market where it should be made easily by being long.
Some fundamentalists think the market is too expensive so they stay in cash missing a strong up trend as they wait for buying opportunities at better values.
When the dip they were waiting for finally happens they are too scared to buy it and they then begin to fear that the market will crash.
Instead of making money too many get obsessed with calling a market crash because they believe the market prices are too damn high.
The best strategy for a bull market is to not fight it but instead sit back and enjoy the ride.

>>> Key Events :- <<<

After Moody's, other rating agencies' move will be watched

India's sovereign credit rating upgrade by Moody’s to 'Baa2' from 'Baa3' for first time since 2004 and change in its outlook on the rating to stable from positive, citing continued progress in economic and institutional reforms on Friday cheered the markets.Now the market will watch that the move of other rating agencies.
Currently Standard and Poor's has a BBB- rating on India since 2007 and stable outlook. It had upgraded India's sovereign rating to stable from negative in 2014, especially after Modi government came in power.Fitch has kept its BBB- rating unchanged for 11 years on India, and retained stable outlook since 2013.BBB- is one notch above Junk.

Macro Data :-

Consumer price index for rural and farm labourers for October will be released on November 20. Crude, refinery output for October and Mobile subscriber data for October will be announced during November 20-24. Foreign exchange reserves for the week ended November 17 and bank loan growth & deposits growth for the week ended November 10 will be announced on Friday.

FIIs & DIIs flow and F&O Data :=

Foreign institutional investors bought nearly Rs 6,000 crore worth of shares and DIIs purchased Rs 3,451 crore worth of equities in the week gone by, due to stable September quarter earnings and Moody's India rating upgrade.

On Friday, maximum Call open interest (OI) of 59.98 lakh contracts was seen at strike price 10,500, which will act as a crucial resistance level for the index in the November series, followed by 10,400, which now holds 51.68 lakh contracts in open interest, and 10,600, which has accumulated 42.81 lakh contracts in OI.

Maximum Put OI of 48.77 lakh contracts was seen at strike price 10,000 which will act as a crucial base for the index in November series, followed by 10,200, which has accumulated 47.69 lakh contracts in open interest, and 10,300, which now holds 46.23 lakh contracts in open interest.

Global Cues :-

Japanese trade balance data (imports and exports) will be announced on Monday. US existing home sales data will be released on Tuesday while US durable goods orders, US unemployment claims, US crude oil inventories and US FOMC meeting minutes will be announced on Wednesday.

Europe's Manufacturing and Services PMI, and ECB Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes will be unveiled on Thursday.Japan's Manufacturing PMI, and US Manufacturing and Services PMI data will be released on Friday.US and Japanese markets will remain shut on Thursday for Thanksgiving Day.

>>> Nifty Daily Chart <<<

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Above 10340 - 10400 More rally and New High Possible.

>>> Nifty Hourly Chart <<<

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Possible double top or Resistance 10340 must be crossed again for a fresh rally. Key Support @ 10260 and 10240.

>>> Bank Nifty Daily Chart <<<

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Above 25925 - More Rally Again.

>>> Bank Nifty Hourly Chart <<<

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Support @ 25640 - 25580 - must hold. Resistance 25925 if breaks again may trigger next round of rally.

>>> Nifty MidCap50 - Daily Chart <<<

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MidCap Index mainly contains Financials and Infra Stocks. After Moody's Upgrade and Govt. Commitment to Help PSU Banks - Lifting the Midcap sentiments. 5120,5105 and 5090 to give support. Above 5175 - Fresh Rally Possible.


>>> CNXIT - Daily Chart <<<

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A new legislation in the United States—which proposes to increase minimum wages, paid to foreign tech workers employed in the country on H1B visas, from $60,000 to $90,000—has set off alarm bells in India with the National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM), saying that the proposed law is “arbitrarily targeting” Indian companies which took up only a small portion of these visas last year.

Major Indian IT companies paid project managers between $85,000 and $130,000 in the US last year — with salaries varying between US states — while technology leads were paid between $65,000 and $100,000, and systems engineers around $ 65,000, according to data available online.

Above news doesn't sounds good for Indian IT Companies. Above chart suggest if breaks the support - Possible sell off in all IT companies.

>>> CNXPharma - Hourly Chart <<<

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Pharma Index Support @ 9130-9107-9080 - If holds - May bounce again. Watch all Pharma Stocks

>>> SunPharma - Hourly Chart - Holding Long <<<

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Support @ 514 - 511 - 506 if holds - upmove possible.

>>> CNXPSUBanks - Daily Chart <<<

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Only above 4190 - Rally may start.

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Thursday, November 16, 2017

Support @ 10180. Resistance @ 10245 - 10290 - 10340 - 10400

Dear All,

>>> Nifty Hourly Chart - Posted Yesterday <<<

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Yesterday wrote - its a Light at the end of the tunnel. As expected Price bounce today.

>>> Nifty Hourly Chart - More Rally on card <<<

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Price made a good break out, may test 10245 - 10290 - 10340 - 10400. Support @ 10180

>>> Bank Nifty Hourly Chart <<<

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We are Long again. Break out the Channel top - will trigger a lot of rally.

>>> SunPharma - Hourly Chart <<<

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We are Long. Break above the wedge - may trigger a fresh rally and short covering. cheers!!!

Support @ 10090. Resistance @ 10150 - 10190 - 10220.

Dear All,

>>> Nifty Hourly Chart <<<

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Support if 10090 holds - expect a bounce backtill 10150 - 10190 - 10220. Lets See.

>>> CNX-Pharma - Hourly Chart <<<

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Pharma Index on a Key support - If holds - Expect all Pharma Stocks and Index to Bounce back again.

>>> CNX - Metal - Hourly Chart <<<

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Metal stocks are on key support - Expect a bounce back on all metal stocks and index also. Cheers!!!

Tuesday, November 14, 2017

Support @ 10180 - 10160 - 10140

Dear All,

>>> Nifty 5 Mins Chart <<<

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Above 5 mins chart - might be an end of ABC correction. If so may hold support 10180 - 10160 or 10140.

>>> Bank Nifty Hourly Chart <<<

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Bank Nifty - If holds 25225 & 25120 - Upmove possible. We have covered short with 150 Points Profit today.

Sunday, November 12, 2017

Weekly Review 13th November 2017

Dear All,


Trading Bubbles and Panics :-

Greed can push prices far above any reasonable fundamental valuation. Fear can take prices lower than investors would have thought possible.

Trend traders make money in the markets not because they predict anything but because they buy what is going up and they sell what is going down. They discover ways to measure and react to trends based on historical price data and current price action. Trend traders identify a signal and enter a trade with predefined risk for the trade and make a plan on how to exit based on the capital at risk per trade and a price level that will tell them that they were wrong. Their goal is to be on the right side of huge market trends that are outside the standard bell curve of possibilities. When stubborn traders blow up because they have stubbornly bet on the wrong side of the market the trend trader wants to be on the other side of their trade. When a big trader or fund is in a position that moves against them day after day, week and week, and they are praying for a bounce or reversal in their losing position the trend trader wants to be on the other side of them.

The trends that blew up Long Term Capital Management, Amaranth, and Baring Bank had trend traders on the other side of the trades. What destroyed some traders made other rich, where do you think all that money went that they lost? Their losses went to the people on the other side of their trades. Bubbles and panics are caused by fear and greed running in one direction for an extended period of time. If a commodity starts to lock limit up or limit down day after day you should know there is a trend trader making money somewhere while other traders are praying for a reversal. Trend traders make their biggest profits when they are on the right side of a bubble or a crash.

What causes a “bubble”? Whether it is tulips in Holland, the South Sea Bubble in Great Britain, or the Dot Com bubble or housing bubble in the United States the principles stay the same. Investors and traders have capital that they want to put to work, they choose to buy what they think will appreciate in value. As more and more capital flows into an asset it goes up in value as more outside money wants in to a limited supply of a commodity, stock, house, or tulip. Markets go up for only one reason: that the current seller is not willing to sell for the current market price and the buyer is willing to pay more. Market prices move up because sellers will not sell for the current price and buyers are willing to pay more to get in.

The financial markets are an auction that work through asks and bids to buy and sell it is not a retail store where management sets the prices for everyone, supply and demand make price discovery happen on every trade. Many times a bubble will start when future expectations start being priced into a current market. As expectations rise prices can also rise for no real fundamental reason. When prices reach all time highs there is no real selling pressure because everyone is holding for a profit. The only thing that can slow down the price advance is profit taking as no stop losses are getting hit as higher highs in price are made. As long as new buyers are willing to buy at higher prices the bubble will continue to inflate. Trend traders don’t care why; they are just along for the ride.

Bubbles have everything to do with the holders and new buyers expectations of making money in the future not fundamentals. The reason people buy into a market bubble is that they believe they will be able to sell it for a higher price later. Bubbles are bought into and are driven up on the belief of higher prices in the future. Outside of commodity and option hedgers the only reason people buy is for a later profit. When the belief of a later profit ends so does the bubble and rising prices as the market runs out of new buyers at the elevated prices. The selling starts slowly but escalates as stop losses and trailing stops are hit first then profit taking panic slowly sets in. Euphoria is the fuel of bubbles.

The flip side of the bubble is the market crash. Fear and panic are the drivers of downtrends that overshoot low prices that people didn’t think were even possible. When the stock market starts going down fast, investors are not pulling up balance sheets and figuring out what should be a company’s stock valuation, they are selling their holdings after losing a lot of money. During panics price declines accelerate due to people’s fear of losing even more money. The downtrends are caused by individual investors making the personal decision to sell not after carefully study of the macro economic situation but because they want to stop losing money. Trend traders do not care why a market is down they are selling it short because the price action tells them to.

Many traders and investors are unable to make a lot of money in a bubble because they will sell short believing that prices will have to revert to the mean in price. Many also can’t buy into a bubble because the market is too expensive based on fundamental valuations. Other investors and traders lose a lot of money during market crashes because they try to buy a dip in price and all they end up accomplishing is being trapped in at higher prices as market prices continue to plunge. During downtrends many investors will give back the bulk of their bull market profits as stocks as an asset class simply go into distribution. Investors must have an exit strategy to lock in bubble profits before they burst and also not hold long positions during bear markets.

Fundamental valuations are useless during bubbles and panics while simple trend trading systems can capture big profits by putting you on the right side of the move in either direction. Trend traders have an edge during bubbles and panics because they do not need to know why a move is happening they just need a trend to happen they have the tools to capture it. Trend traders to not care about the direction or size of a trend they just want one.

“The whole world is simply nothing more than a flow chart for capital.” – Paul Tudor Jones

Trend trading tips:

· Don’t sell a market short because you think it just can’t go higher.

· Don’t buy a market just because you think it just can’t go lower.

· Trade systems designed to maximize trend profits by not having price profit targets.

· Exit a winning trade because the trend is bending.

· Let your winners run until there is a reason to exit the trade.

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Week Ahead:-

Macro Data :-

Factory data announced last Friday was lower than expected. India's industrial output growth slowed to 3.8 percent in September from the month ago when factory output grew at 4.3 percent.

Manufacturing and capital goods segment showed 3.4 percent and 7.4 percent growth in September against 3.1 percent and 5.4 percent in August, but consumer durables output contracted 4.8 percent in September, against 1.6 percent in the month before.

CPI inflation due on Monday and WPI on Tuesday will be closely watched next week. Retail inflation in September was flat at 3.28 percent against August while Wholesale price inflation eased to 2.6 percent from 3.24 percent MoM.

Global cues :-

China will announce its industrial production data for October and UK will release its CPI data for October on Tuesday.

Japan will announce its preliminary GDP data for Q3 and US will release CPI data on Wednesday.


>>> Nifty Hourly Chart - Posted Last Weekly Review <<<

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Wrote last weekly review - 10480-90 as a Key Resistance.

>>> Nifty Hourly Chart <<<

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>>> Bank Nifty Hourly Chart - Posted on 08th Nov 2017 <<<

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Wrote 25200 as a good support.

>>> Bank Nifty Hourly Chart <<<

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25200 managed to Hold may find its resistance @ 25570.

>>> BATAINDIA - Daily Chart <<<

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No Position with us. Stock moving highly volatile. Caution advised.

>>> BOSCHLTD - Daily Chart <<<

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No Position with us. Stock moving highly volatile. Caution advised.

>>> YESBANK - Hourly Chart <<<

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Support @ 298 & 302 - If holds - Upmove possible. Else may fall.

>>> Performance till 10th Nov, 2017 <<<


Above performance is not a Promise or guarantee for the given Profits or Loss.Performance given based on 1 lot at a time and clients Profit differ as per the margin availability and Number of Lots taken by them. We may or may not re-enter the Calls given here hit Stop Loss, as per market movement. The charts given above are just for educational purpose only and we don't recommend any Entry / Buy or Exit / Sell. Reader must taken their own decision or consult their qualified Analyst before making any decision

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