Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On

[aditya14]

we may go up thursday as on wednesday night fed meeting results will be out.

 

[prasadam]

what will be the trigger? rate hike??? or no change??

we may go up thursday as on wednesday night fed meeting results will be out.

 

[aditya14]

what will be the trigger? rate hike??? or no change??

Most prolly there will be no change.That will be the trigger for a push upwards.
also 4950-5000 is good support for our markets and Dow is very near its highs so yeah weekend rally is on.

 

[Rkji]

silence is good but sometimes you need that noise of the party to realise you are alive :thumb:

thanks aditya14

regards,
rishi

What makes you think hausla is not there? Some of us are busy partying - market is showing some life

A trend is good for us traders - sideways is boring

Regards,
Enygma.

 

[cbosein]

HI SG,

I am holding 40 shares of Reliance (20+20 bonus) bought few years back. So far untouched & left as it was since I was not trading till mid Sep09.

Since I started trading now, I want to monitor price movement on daily basis (morning / before EOD) & also put SL & SAR for selling & entry at lower level etc as & when possible.

Kindly guide regarding SL, Tgt if any & SAR levels for short term basis.

Thanks & regards,
keerthi

 

[buff]

Savant ji
I hold 80 shares of Petrnonet LNG at 74. Should I hold it? If yes, could you please suggest the target?

--TIA

 

[Hari]

Re: Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On - Chapter II

Hi Savantji!

Sir can you explain how is threshold calculated?

Rgds,

 

[kum2305]

Wouldn't be prudent to expect any monetary moves from the Fed at this point - minutes which would hold greater weight come out later. I'd look at other numbers such as housing starts (also coming out on Wed), export #s, unemployment figures etc to provide the fireworks as far as the U.S. is concerned.

Presently, what we're witnessing is the much anticipated rally in the U.S. dollar (Dubai crisis contributing to it), extension of the TARP program, headlines like higher inflation/lower than anticipated IIP spooking the market, impending CRR hike taking a toll on banks lately, knowledge that good news is out on GDP - next one will incorporate the drought, an iffy situation with invisibles (inward remittances) on BOP - thanks to Dubai again and exports & credit growth not picking up yet.

Once the CRR hike news is digested (way before the actual hike happens), banks should start to move up - almost essential for a true market rally. Further down, any positive surprise in credit growth (beyond the expected 20-22% due to low base effect) & negative surprise on inflation - let's not forget - the new basket may do the trick, resumption of the inevitable downward move on USD, salary hikes/Insurance monies moving into the markets should all be positives for the markets to move higher. After the Commonwealth should be time to re-evaluate.

Caveat - these are thoughts of an optimist

Kumar

we may go up thursday as on wednesday night fed meeting results will be out.

 

[aditya14]

Wouldn't be prudent to expect any monetary moves from the Fed at this point - minutes which would hold greater weight come out later. I'd look at other numbers such as housing starts (also coming out on Wed), export #s, unemployment figures etc to provide the fireworks as far as the U.S. is concerned.

Presently, what we're witnessing is the much anticipated rally in the U.S. dollar (Dubai crisis contributing to it), extension of the TARP program, headlines like higher inflation/lower than anticipated IIP spooking the market, impending CRR hike taking a toll on banks lately, knowledge that good news is out on GDP - next one will incorporate the drought, an iffy situation with invisibles (inward remittances) on BOP - thanks to Dubai again and exports & credit growth not picking up yet.

Once the CRR hike news is digested (way before the actual hike happens), banks should start to move up - almost essential for a true market rally. Further down, any positive surprise in credit growth (beyond the expected 20-22% due to low base effect) & negative surprise on inflation - let's not forget - the new basket may do the trick, resumption of the inevitable downward move on USD, salary hikes/Insurance monies moving into the markets should all be positives for the markets to move higher. After the Commonwealth should be time to re-evaluate.

Caveat - these are thoughts of an optimist

Kumar

If i had a ton of money i would be buying banking(Banknifty) at every decline as they are getting beaten the most and they will perform come q1 2010

 

[bunny]

If i had a ton of money i would be buying banking(Banknifty) at every decline as they are getting beaten the most and they will perform come q1 2010

The correct strategy would be to buy BNF futures and then buy in cash.