Monday, 27 July 2020

Pre Market Report (28-07-2020)




Global cues:

       U.S. stock markets opened mixed on Monday, losing premarket gains amid ongoing uncertainty about the latest stimulus bill to be prepared by Congress.

       Gold hit a new all-time high while silver surged to its highest level in seven years.

Asian Market have shown a slow and sideways  green start signalling a positive opening for the Indian Markets
Trends on SGX Nifty indicate a positive opening for the index in India with a 61 points gain

 

Indian markets:

       Nifty ended lower on Monday; Nifty Banking fell 3.5% while Nifty Fin services was down by 2.4%

       Nifty was majorly dragged by selling in Banking stocks after a report by RBI over possible rise in NPAs in FY21 due to rise in debt amid pandemic.

       Shares of YES Bank were locked in 10% lower circuit at Rs 12.30 on BSE

       FIIs were net sellers of worth Rs.453.31 Cr and DIIs were net sellers of worth Rs. 977.88 Cr.

       Nifty IT and Nifty Metal were the only 2 sectors in green.

       Gold Financiers Muthoot Fin and Manappuram Finance gain as gold hits record high.

       Share price of brokerage firms shed 5-9% in the afternoon trade on rumours of development of Direct Market Access system (DMA) by SEBI

       Reliance Industries continue to hit record high; stock ends 0.5% higher at Rs. 2156

       The contribution chart for Nifty is shown below:


 

Trends:

       Nifty formed a bearish belt hold candle as it made an opening high and witnessed selling pressure during the session.

       Nifty has gone sideways suggesting indecision by most traders

       If nifty stays in the upward rising channel and maintains its short-term trend, a mild corrective action or ranged consolidation cannot be ruled out. However, shoring aggressively is not recommended as a lot of discomfort is visible at lower levels.

 

 

 

Option strategy for tomorrow:

 

       Nifty is expected to be rangebound for tomorrow.

       If Nifty opens at a gap up, wait for the trend but if market opens flat or at a gap down, chances of a downward trend

       One should short only if market goes below 11080 level.

       Bank Nifty to remain weak for tomorrow.

       Upside resistance is at 11200 & 11290 levels

       Downside support is at 11060 & 11000 levels

       Maximum call OI of 45.17 lakh contracts was seen at 11,500 strike which will act as crucial resistance for tomorrow

       Maximum put OI of 41.2 lakh contracts was seen at 11,000 strike which will act as crucial support for tomorrow

       Investors should remain stock specific and keep accumulating only quality stocks in this scenario. Avoid buying on minor repairs, buying on dips should be on large support such as 10900 0r 10800 levels.


Stock recommendation:

       RIL has been moving upwards and reached an intraday levels of 2,200. With results around the corner expect the stock to test 2,180 levels

       Cipla showed some weak structure on Monday. The stock can see some selling pressure during the Tuesday, and come to around 640 levels

       Sun Pharma showed formation of strong bearish candles on last hour of trade on Monday. Expect the stock to test 467 levels on Tuesday

       Jindal Steel showed some bullish movement all through the day. The stock went up 5% on an intraday basis expect some buying and movement to 180 level.


 

Results on July 23

UltraTech Cement, Nestle India, IDBI Bank, IDFC First Bank, RBL Bank, Castrol India, NIIT Technologies, Sunteck Realty, Welspun Corp.

 

Knowledge Capsule: Option Strategies- Short Strangle

View: Range Bound Movement (we expect Nifty move to make smaller moves either up or down)

 

       Implementation:

       Buy 1 OTM Put option

       Buy 1 OTM Call option 

 

 

Take Nifty current price : 7921

Buy 8100 CE option (ATM) @ 32rs premium (Pay 32)

Buy 7700 PE option (ATM) @ 28rs premium (Pay 28)

We will pay (net 32+28=) Rs. 60 premium

 

 

Now let's take 3 scenarios

 

1.            Nifty expires at 7500

8100 CE would be zero

7700 PE would be 200rs, payoff = 200 Profit

Net payoff = 200-60 = 140 Profit

 

2.              Nifty expires at 7700,7900,8100

Both options will be zero

Net payoff = 60rs Loss

 

3.             Nifty expires at 8300

7700 PE would be 0

8100 CE would be 200, payoff = 200 Profit

Net payoff = 200-60 = 140rs Profit

 


As we can notice,

The Max Loss is limited, maximum between the 2 strike prices, so the risk is managed In this strategy and is quite easy to trade.

In the above table, you can check the payoff at all expiry prices. Notice our profits are unlimited on either side.

 

Disclaimer 

Please note that all the recommendations/views/ levels we provide are based on the theory of technical/fundamental analysis and personal observations. This does not claim for sure/ certain profit or any fixed returns. we are not liable for any losses you make on the given takes and levels. You are advised to take your position with your sense, discretion, and judgment. only you would be responsible for outcomes of your trades


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