Tuesday, July 7, 2015

Daily Market Trend Guide -- Tuesday, July 07, 2015

MARKET REPORT                                                                                          July 07, 2015
Markets traded precisely as analyzed as it did gave a gap down opening, took support at its 200-DMA and then recovered as the day progressed and ended the day with modest gains. The Markets saw a gap down opening following which it made its day’s low at 8386.15 in the morning session. Though this level was formed in the initial trade, the Markets traded in a narrow range in the first half of the session. It was in the second half that the Markets saw recovery coming in. The Markets saw itself changing trajectory in the second half and managed to recover all of its losses. It also went on to trade in the positive territory in the late afternoon trade while forming day’s high of 8533.16. Markets rose nearly 150-odd points from the low point of the day. These levels were sustained and the Markets finally settled the day at 8522.15, posting a modest gain of 37.25 points or 0.44% while forming a higher top but lower bottom on the Daily Bar Charts.


MARKET TREND FOR TUESDAY, JULY 07, 2015
Expect the Markets to open on a flat and quiet note with a positive bias and look for cues in the initial trade. Though the undercurrent remains intact, the Markets may consolidate in the initial trade as it has risen over 150-odd points in the yesterday’s trade. In event of any temporary weakness or any consolidation, the levels of 100-DMA should act as support. This is the resistance level that the Markets moved past yesterday.

For today, the levels of 8550 and 8595 are immediate resistance for the Markets. The supports come in at 8460 and 8410 levels.

The RSI—Relative Strength Index on the Daily Chart is 65.0601 and it has reached its highest value in last 14-days which is bullish. It does not show any bullish or bearish divergence. The Daily MACD remains firmly bullish while trading above its signal line.

On the derivative front, NIFTY July futures have added over 3.87 lakh shares or 2.23% in the Net Open Interest. This is certainly bullish indicators which once again suggest that there has been no short covering in yesterday’s pullback from lower levels. Fresh buying has been seen. The NIFTY PCR stands at 1.13 as against 1.11.

Coming to pattern analysis, the Markets have not clearly confirmed its bottom at 7950-8000 levels. After taking support at these levels, the Markets pulled back, declined to form a higher bottom at 8195 and have once a gain pulled back. This has led to confirmation of this bottom, at least as of now. Given the fact that the Markets have risen over 150-odd points from the lows of yesterday, we may see it consolidating briefly but the undercurrent certainly remains intact.

Overall, all technical indicators and supportive figures point towards continuation of uptrend in the Markets. Even if the Markets consolidates a bit, gathers strength, and remains above its 100-DMA, it should be perfectly fine from any angle. One can continue to make purchases in the select stocks while maintaining vigil on profits at higher levels.

Milan Vaishnav,
Consulting Technical Analyst,
Af. Member: Market Technicians Association (MTA), USA
Af. Member:
Association of Technical Market Analysts, INDIA

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Monday, July 6, 2015

Daily Market Trend Guide -- Monday, July 06, 2015



MARKET REPORT                                                                                     July 06, 2015

Markets had an overall stable session on Friday as it spent the day in a sideways trajectory and remained range bound but ended the day with modest gains. The Markets saw a flat opening and soon strengthened in the morning trade to form the day’s high of 8497.75. Since formation of this level, the Markets transformed itself into a small trading range and remained in the 25-odd points range for the rest of the day. It did come off a bit in the afternoon trade but recovered again to trade around its morning highs. The Markets finally ended the day at 8484.90, posting a net gain of 40 points or 0.47% while forming a higher top and slightly lower bottom on the Daily Bar Charts.


MARKET TREND FOR MONDAY, JULY 06, 2015

Even with everything remaining perfect on domestic and technical grounds, the Markets shall open today reacting to a “NO” vote in the Greek Referendum rejecting the bail out package offered by its international creditors. This will see the Markets opening just above its 200-DMA moving average. Fundamentally speaking, India would be one of the least affected nations and therefore we can certainly hope that this remains just a sentimental knee-jerk reaction. There are chances that we see this downsides resulting into bargain buying later in the day.

For today, the levels of 851 and 8565 are immediate resistance for the Markets. The supports come in at 8375 and 8340 levels.

The RSI—Relative Strength Index on the Daily Chart is 63.1856 and it has reached its highest value in last 14-days which is bullish. It does not show any bullish or bearish divergence. The Daily MACD remains bullish as it trades above its signal line. On the Weekly Chart, the Weekly RSI is 53.3310 and is neutral showing no bullish or bearish divergence or any failure swing. The Weekly MACD is bearish as it trades below its signal line. However, it is attempting a positive crossover and we might see it turning bullish next week.

On the derivative front, NIFTY July futures have added yet another 3.84 lakh shares or 2.27% in Open Interest. This signifies continuation of bullish momentum in the Markets. The NIFTY PCR stands at 1.11 as against 1.09.

Coming to the pattern analysis, the  Markets have attempted to move past its 100-DMA as well (which trades above its 200-DMA) and had closed just a notch above it. However, today’s  likely downside opening will once again bring it in the range of 200-DMA on the lower side and 100-DMA. Today’s likely negative opening will see the Markets trading near its 200-DMA again and it would be crucially and critically important that the Markets do not breach the 200-DMA levels.  On the weekly Chart, last week, the  Markets have managed to move above the falling channel resistance and is likely to gather upward momentum next week.

Overall, it is very much likely that the today’s nearly imminent negative opening remains temporary and just a knee-jerk reaction. There are great chances that the Markets reduces its losses and improves as we go ahead in the session. Any downside should be used for selective buying but at the same time, adequate liquidity should also be provided for in order to deal with some moderate amount of volatility that shall be seen ingrained in the Markets.

Milan Vaishnav,

Consulting Technical Analyst,
Af. Member: Market Technicians Association (MTA), USA
Af. Member:
Association of Technical Market Analysts, INDIA

www.MyMoneyPlant.co.in


+91-98250-16331