Daily Market Trend Guide -- Wednesday, August 05, 2015

MARKET REPORT                                                                            August 05, 2015

The Markets remained extremely volatile and moved in nearly 100-odd points range in total and finally ended the day with modest losses. The Markets saw better than expected positive opening but immediately slipped into the red in the initial seconds of the trade. After trading with limited and capped losses in the morning trade, the Markets managed to trade in positive territory for a very brief period while forming its intraday high of 8565.15. While reacting to the RBI Credit Policy review where the RBI kept the rates unchanged, the Markets saw a very volatile bout of profit taking in the afternoon trade. It went on to form the day’s low of 8448.25 half way through the session. However, the second half of the trade saw the Markets recovering bulk of its losses. The Markets finally ended the day at 8516.90, posting a modest loss of 26.15 points or 0.31% while forming a similar top but lower bottom on the Daily Bar Charts.

MARKET TREND FOR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 05, 2015

Markets are again set to open on a mildly positive to quiet note and look for cues. However, given the overall technical structure of the Charts as well as F&O data, it is likely that the Markets continue to remain in consolidation mode for some more time to come. It is likely that is oscillates in a wide range of 8650-8400 range while also remaining above all of its DMAs at the same time. The intraday trajectory that the Markets form post opening would be critical to dictate the trend for the day.

For today, the levels of 8560 and 8625 will act as immediate resistance levels. The supports come in at 8450 and 8410 levels.

The RSI—Relative Strength Index on the Daily Chart is 54.4982 and it is neutral as it shows no failure swings or any bullish or bearish divergences. The Daily MACD continues to remain bearish as it trades below its signal line.

On the derivative front, NIFTY August futures have shed over 7.96 lakh shares or 4.73% in Open Interest. This can be interpreted in two ways. On one hand, at Close levels, we see clear shedding of Open Interest with the decline in NIFTY. Also, we can observe that the Markets lost OI while it saw a sharp pullback from lower levels yesterday. Overall, this means that there is no comfort levels on either side in the Markets.

Coming to pattern analysis, the Markets are continuing to witness to the rising trend line support which it broke couple of days back. This rising trend line, which was a support earlier is likely to continue to act as its resistance on the upside for couple of days more to come. This would keep the Markets in a consolidation zone while it trades in a bit wide range with some amount of volatility ingrained in it.

Overall, we continue to reiterate cautious stand on the Markets. There has been sharp sectoral out performance and divergence in gains observed. However, the Markets shall also witness sharp bouts on either side leaving it vulnerable to some volatility. It is continued to be advised to keep fresh exposure limited to very select stocks and maintain adequate liquidity and cautious optimism in the Markets.

Milan Vaishnav,
Consulting Technical Analyst

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Af. Member: Association of Technical Market Analysts, (ATMA), INDIA
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Daily Market Trend Guide -- Tuesday, August 04, 2015

MARKET REPORT                                                                        August 04, 2015

The Markets remained in an extremely capped range yesterday as it headed nowhere while ending the day with nominal gains. The Markets opened on a quiet note and traded mildly positive in the morning trade. It gathered moderate strength while it formed its high point of the day at 8563.95 by afternoon. The Markets failed to show any conviction on the upside. In the second half, the Markets gave up all of its modest gains and traded flat. It also went very briefly into the negative territory while it formed its intraday low of 8508.10. However, some recovery was seen again in the later part of the afternoon trade. The Markets spent the session in a very narrow and capped ranged and remained in some 30-odd points range. It finally ended the day at 8543.05, posting a nominal gain of 10.20 points or 0.12% while forming a higher top and higher bottom on the Daily Bar Charts.

MARKET TREND FOR TUESDAY, AUGUST 04, 2015

The Markets are once again set for a flat to mildly negative opening. The Markets continue to trade below its resistance zone that we have been mentioning in previous two editions of Daily Market Trend Guide and today as well, it is likely to continue to resist to those levels with a positive bias. The Markets are also set to react to the RBI Credit Policy coming up later in the day. However, with the rates very much likely to remain unchanged, this would remain a non-event for a larger extent.

For today, the levels of 8575 and 8610 will act as immediate resistance levels for the Markets. The supports come in lower at 8490 and 8445 levels.

The RSI—Relative Strength Index on the Daily Chart is 56.4044 and it remains neutral as it shows no bullish or bearish divergence or any failure swings. The Daily MACD still continues to remain bearish as it trades below its signal line.

On the derivative front, NIFTY August futures have shed over 4.04 lakh shares or 2.35% in Open Interest. This figures indicates that there can be some more consolidation in the Markets before it resumes its up move. In other words, such data suggests prevention of runaway rise in the Markets unless the Markets get a immensely positive trigger which is very less likely.

Coming to pattern analysis, the Markets continues to trade below the trend line which is breached on the downside couple of sessions back. As mentioned often in our previous editions of Daily Market Trend Guide, this rising trend line will continue to act as resistance (which was earlier a support). Further, because of the rising nature of this trend line, the levels that the Markets need to move past for a breakout too keeps rising. This prevents a clear breakout, or at least makes it difficult.

Overall, the Markets are likely to continue to see a ranged movement with some moderate amount of volatility ingrained in it. The RBI Policy is likely to remain a non-event but any cut, which is just not expected, will act as a positive trigger. Overall, the Markets are likely to remain in a range with some intermittent bouts of profit taking at higher levels. Purchases should be kept restricted and extremely selective until the directional bias in the Markets gets clear.

Milan Vaishnav,
Consulting Technical Analyst

Af. Member: Market Technicians Association, (MTA), USA
Af. Member: Association of Technical Market Analysts, (ATMA), INDIA
www.EquityResearch.asia
http://milan-vaishnav.blogspot.com

Consultant to:
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milan.vaishnav@equityresearch.asia
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