Wednesday, 9 April 2014

Nifty Daily For 10th April 2014


                   Nifty opened with a gap up of 31 points at 6724 and made a high of 6733. After testing the first resistance market went down the support level of 6703. The market then bounced back sharply to close 100 points up at 6303 levels. The highest closing basis level. The up move after testing the mere 38.2% of Fibonacci retracement indicates the strength of the up move. On the short term hourly charts market has broken out of the rounding bottom formation. The target for which lies at 6920. However the RSI index shows that the market has reached near a resistance and hence the market is expected to test 6777 levels, before moving up.  
                    The support for nifty is at 6774-6714-6650 and the resistance lies at 6820-6848-6900. Nifty April Future has been trading at 39-40 points premium to the spot. The implied volatility on the Nifty April Options of ATM strike calls were at 15.49 and for puts were at 12.58. India VIX closed at 26.9175. PCR for Nifty based on open interest was at 1.17 and PCR for the day based on volumes was at 1.08 for the market.

CASH MARKET:
FII                   5347.46     -      4303.6     = 1043.86 Cr.
DII                   1576.68     -     2040.46    =  -463.78 Cr.

FII DERIVATIVES MARKET
In Cr. Buy Sell Net
INDEX FUTURES 1689.04 1568.08 120.96
INDEX OPTIONS 12088.69 10614.64 1474.05
STOCK FUTURES 3495.59 3615.01 -119.42
STOCK OPTIONS 1536.58 1539.79 -3.21

CORPORATE ACTION:
 
Company Purpose Ex-Date Record Date
Gulf Oil Corporation Limited Interim Dividend - Rs 2.20/- Per Share + Special Dividend - Re 0.30/- Per Share 10-Apr-14 14-Apr-14
State Bank of Mysore Interim Dividend - Rs 3/- Per Share 10-Apr-14 12-Apr-14
Honeywell Automation India Limited Annual General Meeting / Dividend - Rs 10/- Per Share 10-Apr-14 -
Foseco India Limited Annual General Meeting / Special Dividend - Rs 12.50/- Per Share + Final Dividend - Rs 3/- Per Share 10-Apr-14 -

STOCKS IN NEWS:**
Financial Technologies (India): FTIL is learnt to have received non-binding bids for its stake in MCX from around a dozen domestic and international companies like BSE, Kotak, Warburg Pincus, Deutsche Borse, CME group and the like.

The company is being advised by JM Financial, which sources say is expected to take stock of the expressions of interest by the week-end or early next week, before shortlisting prospective bidders.

MCX: Multi Commodity Exchange of India today said it has decided, for the time being, not to go ahead with its controversial preferential allotment issue. The board, at a meeting, decided not to go ahead with the controversial preferential allotment of shares issue, for the time being, the Jignesh Shah-promoted exchange said in a statement here.

SBI: State Bank of India, the country's largest lender, is set to raise $750 million to $1 billion through bond sales, reviving overseas fund raising by Indian companies amid rising confidence in the economy which seems to have put the worst behind.

Torrent Pharma & Elder Pharma: Fair trade regulator CCI has approved Torrent Pharma's proposed Rs 2,000 crore acquisition of Elder Pharma's formulations business in India and Nepal, saying that the deal does not raise any competition concerns.

Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd: In what might seem like ironic timing, Ranbaxy saw some good news from the US drug regulator just days before the announcement of its acquisition on Monday by Sun Pharmaceutical in a $4-billion deal inclusive of debt.

HDFC Bank Ltd: The government's approval to the proposal of HDFC Bank for raising overseas shareholding limit to 67.55 per cent may get delayed as Commerce and Industry Ministry is scrutinising all foreign investments made in the bank.

Man Industries: The Company announced that it has bagged orders worth Rs 700 crore. Following this, according to the pipe major, its order book stands at Rs 1,200 crore.

Ruchi Soya Industries: FMCG firm Ruchi Soya launched its refined sunflower oil "Sunrich" in Tamil Nadu, eyeing 15 per cent of market share.

NTPC: State-run power producer NTPC has settled the dues of two Coal India subsidiaries, bringing to a close a protracted tussle over quality of fuel the state-run miner was providing.

STOCKS IN BAN PERIOD:
HDIL
L&TFH
Source:**economictimes.com , nseindia.com

Stock of the day:
Ranbaxy (CMP 467)
The stock is in a steady up move for past few days on the news of its acquisition by Sunpharma. It has moved into strongly over the past few days. The stock is expected to move higher till the clear outline of the acquisition is out. Thus it can be bought with stop loss of 460 for the target of 475-485 levels.

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