MARKET REPORT January
08, 2015
Markets had a terribly volatile session as the Markets
struggled with its 100-DMA levels for the entire day to close a notch below
that level. The Markets saw a quiet opening and post such mildly positive
opening, the Markets gained some more strength in the morning trade to form the
day’s high of 8151.20. However, these modest gains were short lived as the
Markets pared them to trade near its previous close levels. It further dipped
into negative in the afternoon trade and went on to form the day’s low of
8065.45 losing nearly 85-odd points from its day’s high. The Markets recovered
those losses in the second half of the session but it spent the most part of
the second half in a ranged but volatile manner moving crisscross its 100-DMA.
It finally settled the day at 8102.10, posting a modest loss of 25.25 points or
0.31% while forming a lower top and lower bottom on the Daily Bar Charts.
MARKET TREND FOR THURSDAY, JANUARY 08, 2015
The Markets are expected to attempt a pullback after losing
nearly 300-odd points in just two sessions. We can expect a quiet to mildly positive
opening in the Markets but the levels of 100-DMA would be very important levels
to watch for. The Markets have closed a notch below that though they continue
to be very much within the filter. In order to attempt a pullback, the Markets
will have to move past this level and trade above that.
The levels of 8132, which is the 100-DMA for the Markets
would be its immediate resistance followed by 8225. The supports come in at
8065 and 8010 levels.
The RSI—Relative Strength Index on the Daily Chart is
39.7161 and it has reached its lowest value in last 14-days which is bearish.
It does not show any bullish or bearish divergences. The Daily MACD is bearish
as it trades below its signal line after reporting a negative crossover.
On the derivative front, NIFTY January futures have shed yet
another 4.41 lakh shares or 2.31% in Open Interest. This shows some more
unwinding of longs but at the same time, it has moderated to a greater extent.
It would be important to see them being replaced with fresh longs.
Going by pattern analysis, as we had mentioned yesterday,
the Markets have shown a technical misbehaviour by completely disregarding the
50-DMA while coming down as it has resisted to this very level for couple of
days before inching upwards. However, now with the Markets closing a notch
below its 100-DMA, it will have to move past this level in order to avoid any
weakness. Until the Markets moves past the 100-DMA, we would continue to see
some weakness in the immediate short term.
Overall, the analysis continues to remain on the same lines.
The Markets will resist to its 100-DMA which is 8132. It would be important for
the Markets to move past this level for the pullback to occur and this is also
likely to keep the Markets range bound and volatile. Selective stock picking
from lower levels can certainly be done. While keeping overall leverage under
control, positive caution is advised for the day.
Milan Vaishnav,
Consulting Technical Analyst,
Af. Member: Market Technicians Association (MTA), USA
Af. Member: Association of Technical Market Analysts, INDIA
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