Global cues:
- US Stocks saw a rise on Wednesday as a result of positive earnings update and hopes for assurance of continued support from the Fed.
- European stocks were largely flat on Wednesday after mixed earnings reports, while waiting to hear from the US Federal Reserve.
- Asian markets have opened mixed in mid-week trade as investors await the conclusion of the two-day meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve
- SGX Nifty is only up 12 points, so Nifty may open flat
Indian markets:
•Indian indices gave up gains, Sensex slipped 422 points and Nifty ended at 11203.
•Markets witnessed a profit booking after the recent rally, the US Fed meeting, a rise in coronavirus cases and mixed earnings from India Inc.
•FIIs were net sellers of worth Rs. 352.62 Crore and DIIs were net sellers of worth Rs. 505.62 Crore
•The initial public offer (IPO) of Mindspace Business Parks REIT received a robust response and was subscribed nearly 13 times
•Mixed trend was seen on sectoral front with Auto, energy, infra and IT indices ended lower, while buying was witnessed in Pharma, Metal and FMCG Sectors
•After falling 40% in the last seven sessions, Yes Bank jumped nearly 4% in intraday deals on Wednesday.
•Banking sector has been an underperformer and is expected to catchup, profit booking is expected in IT and FMCG stocks.
•Reliance was the top loser on both the indices after eight days of gains and dragged the Nifty energy index down nearly 1.6%
•The contribution chart for Nifty is shown below:
Trends:
•The index fell almost 100 points and formed a bearish candle, which resembled a spinning top pattern on daily charts.
•Spinning top represents indecisiveness in the markers, hence trend is uncertain; prudent for traders to remain neutral.
•Indian markets continue to give mixed signs with alternate days of gain and loss. The indecision period could soon end with a lot of macro data (Including US Fed decision) expected soon.
•Watch out for Reliance’s result for tomorrow.
Option strategy for tomorrow:
•The short-term trend of the Nifty is slightly negative. But market can be choppy and rangebound as it is expiry.
•Sell on rise can be good strategy, but we feel its better to sell options as tomorrow is expiry.
•It is advisable to trade in stocks and avoid nifty or bank nifty options tomorro
•Nifty’s expected range tomorrow can be 11100 and 11340
•Upside resistance is at 11240 & 11300 levels
•Downside support is at 11100 & 11160 levels
•Maximum call OI of 54.42 lakh contracts was seen at 11,300 strike which will act as crucial resistance for tomorrow
•Maximum put OI of 40.68 lakh contracts was
Results on July 29
Reliance Industries, HDFC, Dabur India, Aegis Logistics, Mahindra Logistics, GMR Infrastructure, Jain Irrigation Systems, Torrent Pharmaceuticals, Gujarat Fluorochemicals
Source: moneycontrol
Knowledge Capsule-
The absence of the upper and lower shadow in a bullish marubozu implies that the low is equal to the open and the high is equal to the close. Hence whenever the, Open = Low and High = close, a bullish marubozu is formed.
A bullish marubozu indicates that there is so much buying interest in the stock that the market participants were willing to buy the stock at every price point during the day, so much so that the stock closed near its high point for the day.
The expectation is that with this sudden change in sentiment there is a surge of bullishness and this bullish sentiment will continue over the next few trading sessions. Hence a trader should look at buying opportunities with the occurrence of a bullish marubozu. The buy price should be around the closing price of the marubozu.
Bearish Marubozu indicates extreme bearishness. Here the open is equal to the high and close the is equal to low. Open = High, and Close = Low.
A bearish marubozu indicates that there is so much selling pressure in the stock that the market participants actually sold at every price point during the day, so much so that the stock closed near its low point of the day. It does not matter what the prior trend has been, the action on the marubozu day suggests that the sentiment has changed and the stock is now bearish.
The expectation is that this sudden change in sentiment will be carried forward over the next few trading sessions and hence one should look at shorting opportunities. The sell price should be around the closing price of the marubozu.
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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