Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Daily Market Trend Guide -- Wednesday, August 01, 2012

MARKET TREND FOR TODAY                                                         August 01, 2012
Yesterday was a day of positive consolidation in th Markets. The Markets opened on a moderately positive note, dipped lower and then smartly recovered to end the day with decent gains. The Markets opened on a mildly positive note and then briefly trading in the green, dipped in the negative and in the early afternoon session, went on to give the day’s low of 5154.05. However, in the second half of the session, the Markets staged a smart recovery after initial knee-jerk reactions to the RBI Announcements wherein it cut the SLR, rose again to trade in the positive territory. It went on to give the intraday high of 5234.55, and finally ended the day at 5229, posting a decent gain of 29.20 points or 0.56%. It has formed a higher top and higher bottom  on the Daily High Low Charts.

Today’s analysis continues to remain more or less similar to that of yesterday. We can see positive consolidation in the Markets and this can keep the Markets little volatile, range bound but with upward bias. The two external events that the Markets would be watching out for is the Fed Meet today and the ECB meet tomorrow wherein, the zero rate regime and the liquidity infusion are expected to continue.

For today, the levels of 5250 and 5268 shall act as immediate resistance and the levels of 5195 and 5170 are expected to act as immediate supports.

The RSI—Relative Strength Index on the Daily Chart is 55.16 and it is neutral as it shows no negative divergence or failure swings. The Daily MACD continues to trade below its signal line.

The FIIs have remained net buyer in Cash Segment and Derivatives segments. NIFTY and Stock futures have continued to add in total open interest.

Having said this, overall, positive consolidation is expected to continue. Any little bouts of weakness, or profit taking, as seen yesterday should be used in making selective purchases. Shorts should be avoided. Overall, positive optimism is advised as all indicators remain intact and bias remains positive.

Milan Vaishnav,
Consulting Technical Analyst,
+91-98250-16331


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