Global cues:
• U.S. stocks
witnessed a mix on Friday with oil & gas, telecom and financials leading shares higher, and healthcare and technology
pulling them down.
• Investors
will focus on the release of the minutes from the Fed's last meeting, due on Wednesday,
for insights into the outlook for monetary policy through the end of the year
and beyond.
• The Labor Department will release weekly data on initial jobless claims on Thursday.
•
SGX Nifty is a good 80 points up, so
expect Nifty to open positively.
Indian markets:
• On Friday, the BSE Sensex closed 433
points lower at 37.877.34, while the Nifty50 ended with loss of 122 points at
11,178.40.
• FIIs were net buyers
of worth Rs 46.39 Crore and DIIs were net seller of worth Rs. 797.08 Crore for August 14,
2020
• The Dow
Jones Industrial Average came out of its weekly range for a fresh leg of rally
and touched 28,000 levels. It was up by 1.8% on weekly basis.
• The rally in the gold met
with a speed breaker. Gold fell to Rs 50,000 levels but managed to settle the
week at Rs 52,451. On weekly basis it was down by 4.7 percent. The immense
fluctuation was due to the heightened geo-political uncertainty and the ongoing
US-China trade tensions.
• In the
coming week, participants will be eyeing the next hearing on the AGR dues,
which is scheduled on Monday. And, since we are closely following global
markets, developments on the further stimulus package in the US, US-China trade
tension would also be on investors’ radar.
• Traders
should remain cautious as odds of a further correction is high. Investors
should also not participate during such euphoric times triggered by liquidity.
• The nifty contribution chart for Friday was as follows:
Trends:
• Nifty witnessed sharp volatility on
Friday after struggling to cross the resistance in the 11,300-11,350 zone and
ended with a deep cut.
•
Nifty formed a small bearish candle on a weekly scale which
looks like a small pause in overall positive momentum.
• Indian markets will be following global cues and will be consolidating this week. RIL to remain weak.
• Nifty’s expected range for the coming week can be 11000 and 11500.
Option strategy for tomorrow:
•
A gap up opening in Nifty may cause it to be rangebound before it may fall. If a flat opening is
witnessed, wait for Nifty to make a trend and for a gap down opening, Nifty can see rangebound to upward momentum.
• Upside resistance is at 11240 and 11350 levels
•
Downside
support is at 11160 & 11000 levels
• Maximum call OI of 22.55 lakh contracts was seen at 11,500 strike which will act as crucial resistance for August Series
• Maximum put OI of 33.74 lakh contracts was seen at 11,000 strike which will act as
crucial support for August Series
Stock Picks of the Day:
• Reliance Industries closed at 2113.80 on Friday, the
stock showed some weak structure with some muted volumes. Expect the stock to
slide to 2,095 levels intraday
• Airtel recently broke the lower support zone of the
Bollinger bands. The stock has shown some downward movement over the last week.
Expect the stock to slide further to 523 levels
• Sun Pharma formed a green candle on Friday with decent
vols after 3 negative candles. There was some strong buying in the last 30 mins
on Friday. Expect the stock to move to 540 levels on Mon
• Coal India gave a breakout on Friday with strong vols
expect some strong buying to continue in the first half an hour of trade
pushing the stock to 135 levels
Results on August 17:
Petronet LNG, Can Fin Homes, Lux
Industries, Orient Paper, Sical Logistics, Suven Pharmaceuticals, etc
Source: moneycontrol
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