Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Daily Market Trend Guide -- Tuesday, July 09, 2013

MARKET REPORT                                                                                      July 09, 2013
So far as yesterday’s session goes, the Markets more or less traded in line with what was analysed in our yesterday’s edition of the Daily Market Trend Guide. The Markets saw lower opening in line with global weakness but came off its lows as the session progressed to close a notch below its 200-DMA. The Markets opened with a modest gap down along with its Asian peers but weakened further in the morning trade to give the day’s low of 5775.55. However, after this, the markets transformed itself into rising trajectory as it attempted to recover from its opening lows. The Markets kept recovering gradually from its lows during the day and managed to recover some half of its losses. It finally ended the day at 5811.55, still posting a net loss of 56.35 points or 0.96% while forming a lower top and lower bottom on the Daily High Low Charts.


MARKET TREND FOR TODAY

The Markets have closed a notch below its 200-DMA which is 5832.54 today. Expect the Markets to open on a modestly positive note and look for directions. The opening of the Markets would be around its 200-DMA or bit higher and it would be very critically important to see if the Markets remains above this level after opening. Intraday trajectory would be very important today and the behaviour of the Markets vis-à-vis the levels of 200-DMA would be critically important.

For today, the levels of 5832 and 5880 are immediate resistance levels on the Charts. The supports come in at 5790 and 5760 levels.

The RSI—Relative Strength Index on the Daily Charts is 49.4920 and it shows no bullish or bearish divergence or any failure swings and is therefore neutral. The Daily MACD continues to remain bullish as it trades above its signal line. 

On the derivative front, the NIFTY July futures have shed over 7.96 lakh shares or 5.09% in Open Interest. This is little negative as we see that yesterday’s recovery from the day’s lows have come more from short covering than from fresh buying and there has been net unwinding of positions reported in the derivative segment. It would be important to see that with today’s positive move initially, these are replaced with fresh longs or not.

The overall observation is that the Markets have been consolidating in a range of 70-80-odd points in between its 50-DMA on the upper side and the  100 and 200 on the down side. And during such sessions, for the most of the time, the Markets have added in Open Interest and have recovered from its close below its 200-DMAs twice in the past. Today also, with its current closing a notch below 200-DMA, it would be important to see that it moves past this levels after opening and sustains above that level to avoid any further weakness creeping in.

All and all, the view is clear for the Markets today. It has to move past the levels of 200-DMA which is 5832 and trade above those levels if it has to avoid any further weakness creeping in. The chances of Markets doing this are higher as such. However, for this, the intraday trajectory and the behaviour of the Markets vis-à-vis these levels would be important. While avoiding shorts, trading are advised to remain light on overall positions until directional trend gets clear. Continuance of positive caution is advised.

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



Monday, July 8, 2013

Daily Market Trend Guide -- Monday, July 08, 2013

MARKET REPORT                                                                                      July 08, 2013
The Markets had a day of consolidation on Friday wherein it opened higher but pared partial gains to still end the day with modest gains .The Markets opened on a positive and higher note and gave its intraday high of 5900.45 in the very early minutes of the trade. Thereafter, the Markets spent most of the session in a sideways trajectory. Markets spent half of the session moving nowhere after opening around these levels. However, in the second half, it pared some of its gains. However, most part of the session was spent  in a narrow 25-odd points range.  Though the Markets pared some of its gains, it was never weak during any part of the session. It finally ended the day at 5867.90 posting a modest gain of 30.95 points or 0.53%.
  

MARKET TREND FOR TODAY

Today, the global Markets are trading weak. This will have its toll on our consolidating markets and therefore, expect the Markets to open on a lower note and look for directions. However, the opening levels would be again around its 100 and 200-DMA or little below that. It would be very critically important that the Markets show some resilience post opening and the behaviour vis-à-vis these two averages at Close would be very important.

For today, the levels of 5925 would continue to act as immediate resistance and the levels of 5830 as 200-DMA would act as support at Close levels. Further down, supports exists at 5760.

Lead indicators do not paint a weak picture at all. The RSI—Relative Strength Index on the Daily Chart is 53.2021 and it is neutral as it shows no bullish or bearish divergences or any failure swings. The Daily MACD remains bullish as it continues to trade above its signal line. On the Candles, A rising window occurred  (where the top of the previous shadow is below the bottom of the current shadow).  This usually implies a continuation of a bullish trend.  There have been 4 rising windows in the last 50 candles--this makes the current rising window even more bullish.
 
On the Weekly charts, RSI is neutral at 51.4943 and Weekly MACD trades below its signal line but it is moving towards positive crossover. 

On the derivative front,  NIFTY July futures have added yet another over 6.81 lakh shares or over 4.55% in Open Interest. This is certainly a positive sign and this figures would lend cushion with any lower opening as this clearly show that longs were added on Friday. 

Having said this, it is important to note that our Markets are consolidating and there is been no breach as such on the technical charts. In such cases, if the Markets open lower, it usually shows resilience and bounces or improves as we go ahead in the session or at least on the another day. The lead indicators and the F&O data show no signs of any impending immediate downside and the reading of weekly charts show that consolidation would continue with an upward bias.

All and all, today, we might remain affected with global weakness. However, as mentioned, resilience too is likely and the Markets would continue to consolidate in a range. In such cases, defensives like IT and Pharma can outperform. While shorts are advised to strictly avoided as there is no structural breach on the Charts as yet, downside should be used to make selective purchases. Positive caution is advised for today.

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