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Thursday, 8 August 2013
Rupee over 60: Why currency weakness may be here to stay
Domestic forwards markets, which
reflect market expectations, see the rupee trading at around 65 to the
dollar in a year, while offshore forward markets see it at 66.
Domestic forwards markets, which reflect market expectations, see the rupee trading at around 65 to the dollar in a year, while offshore forward markets see it at 66.
Pessimism remains even as the government is widely expected to announce steps soon to encourage more foreign inflows, including potentially raising debt abroad, after the Reserve Bank of India's steps to drain cash from the financial system failed to prop up the currency.
"We're very worried about the situation in India," said Walter Rossini, who manages the 130 million euro Gestielle Obiettivo India Fund in Milan.
"There's no fast fix to this situation. Probably we will see a turnaround of the economic cycle in a few quarters but rupee volatility will stay for longer. I don't see a strong case for it coming back to the average level of last year," he said.
The rupee hit a record low of 61.80 on Tuesday, marking a 10 percent fall so far this year - the worst performer in emerging Asia in currencies tracked by Reuters. Over two years, it is down 26 percent.
A record high current account deficit at 4.8 percent of gross domestic product has made India particularly vulnerable in an emerging markets sell-off sparked by anticipation the U.S. Federal Reserve will soon wind down its ultra-loose monetary policy.
Graphic on rupee, bonds, implied FX yields, click http://link.reuters.com/gaw89t
Plenty of challenges
One of the first tasks confronting former International Monetary Fund chief economist Raghuram Rajan, who takes over at the helm of the central bank on September 5, will be whether to continue the RBI's liquidity tightening steps, which have failed to stem the decline but have pushed up short-term borrowing costs, adding to pressure on the already cooling economy.
In the meantime, New Delhi is widely expected to announce measures such as raising money from Indians abroad, but emergency steps are likely to prove insufficient unless India tackles fundamental and years-old problems that deter more robust inflows from corporations and other long-term investors.
Those problems include heavy dependence on oil and gold imports, high inflation and political and bureaucratic gridlock that deter capital investment.
The task facing Rajan and Finance Minister P. Chidambaram is complicated by the ruling coalition's weakness ahead of general elections by next May, in a global investor environment that no longer favours emerging markets.
"At the end of the day, it's a political issue that's really been holding back India to a large extent. Even with the right policies, if minority parties don't support reforms, it's going to make it very difficult for them to move forward," said Rajiv Biswas, economist at IHS Global Insights in Singapore.
In his current role as chief economic adviser, Rajan has suggested raising money from Indians abroad or easing overseas borrowing norms - steps that would be likely to boost the rupee and bring down bond yields, at least in the near-term.
Raising interest rates, one of the traditional tools for defending a currency, might attract inflows but risk eroding confidence in an economy growing at a decade low of 5 percent.
Higher interest rates could also choke off inflows into equity markets, which have been a relative bright spot. Despite foreign exits over the past two months, Indian stocks are sitting on net inflows of $12.7 billion in 2013.
"The underlying situation is deteriorating. The economy is struggling to grow, there is a fiscal and current account deficits, and we are going into an electoral period," said Philip Poole, global head of macro investment strategy at HSBC Asset Management in London.
"From a fundamental point of view, the currency looks cheap, but the flows in the short term are a concern. There needs to be some consistent policy coming from the government and the central bank."
Wednesday, 7 August 2013
Tuesday, 6 August 2013
INLFLATION
Inflation is a word which is used frequently in our economy.Inflation rate is the rate at which prices of goods and services increase in its economy. It is an indication of the rise in the general level of prices over a period of time. Since it's practically impossible to find out the average change in prices of all the goods and services traded in an economy.But a sample set or a basket of goods and services is used to get an indicative figure of the change in prices, which we call the inflation rate.
Inflation happens when there are less goods and more buyers, this will result in increase in the price of goods, since there is more demand and less supply of the goods.For example last year, one commodity price was Rs 100, same commodity this year is Rs105, here inflation is 5%. The 100 rupee money value in past, present & future has to be same as Rs 100 only. But commodity price increased, this is called inflation. Inflation shows the purchasing power an individual.
What are the methods of calculating Inflation???
There are mostly two methods are used to find out inflation
- Consumer price index (CPI)
- Wholesale price index (WPI)
WPI was first published in 1902, and was one of the more economic indicators available to policy makers until it was replaced by most developed countries by the Consumer Price Index in the 1970s. WPI is the index that is used to measure the change in the average price level of goods traded in wholesale market. The Indian government has taken WPI as an indicator of the rate of inflation in the economy. 435 commodities are used to find out the Wholesale price index (WPI).
How to calculate WPI???
In this method, a set of 435 commodities and their price changes are used for the calculation. The selected commodities are supposed to represent various strata of the economy and are supposed to give a comprehensive WPI value for the economy.
WPI is calculated on a base year and WPI for the base year is assumed to be 100. To show the calculation, let us assume the base year to be 1970. The data of wholesale prices of all the 435 commodities in the base year and the time for which WPI is to be calculated is gathered.
Let's calculate WPI for the year 1980 for a particular commodity, say wheat. Assume that the price of a kilogram of wheat in 1970 = Rs 5.75 and in 1980 = Rs 6.10
The WPI of wheat for the year 1980 is,
(Wheat price in 1980 - Wheat price in 1970) (6.10-5.75)
------------------------------------------------X100= ------------- =6.09
Wheat price in 1970 5.75
Since WPI for the base year is assumed as 100, WPI for 1980 will become 100 + 6.09 = 106.09.
In this way individual WPI values for the remaining 434 commodities are calculated and then the weighted average of individual WPI figures are found out to arrive at the overall Wholesale Price Index. Commodities are given weight-age depending upon its influence in the economy.
How is inflation rate calculated???
If we have
the WPI values of two time zones, say, beginning and end of year, the
inflation rate for the year will be,(WPI of end of year - WPI of beginning of year)
--------------------------------------------------------- X 100
WPI of beginning of year
For example, WPI on Jan 1st 1980 is 106.09 and WPI of Jan 1st 1981 is 109.72 then inflation rate for the year 1981 is,
(109.72 -106.09)
-------------------- X 100 = 3.42%
106.09
and we say the inflation rate for the year 1981 is 3.42%.
Since WPI figures are available every week, inflation for a particular week (which usually means inflation for a period of one year ended on the given week) is calculated based on the above method using WPI of the given week and WPI of the week one year before. This is how we get weekly inflation rates in India.
When inflation numbers published???
Every month 2nd friday inflation numbers will be published.
Relation Between inflation & Bank Interest rates???
Now a days, you might have heard lot of these terms and usage on inflation and the bank interest rates.Bank interest rate depends on many other factors, out of that the major one is inflation. Whenever you see an increase on inflation, there will be an increase of interest rate also. RBI's one of major duty is to controlling the inflation in a specific range by changing his monetary policy.
What is deflation???
Deflation is the continuous decrease in prices of goods and services. Deflation occurs when the inflation rate becomes negative (below zero) and stays there for a longer period.
Inflation history???
Historically, from 1969 until 2012, India inflation rate averaged 8%, reaching all time high of 34.7% in septemper of 1974 and a record low of -11.3% in May of 1976.
BOOK VALUE, EPS, PE RATIO
The value at which an asset is carried on a balance sheet. To calculate, take the cost of an asset minus the accumulated depreciation. The net asset value of a company, calculated by total assets minus intangible assets (patents, goodwill) and liabilities. Book value is a most accurate measure and valuation of the firm.
In simply, It is the total value of the company's assets that shareholders would theoretically receive if a company were liquidated. By being compared to the company's market value & the book value can indicate whether a stock is under or overpriced.
Also known as "net book value (NBV)."
What is EPS???
Earnings per share is generally considered to be the single most important variable in determining a share's price. It is also a major component used to calculate the price-to-earnings valuation ratio. Earnings per share serves as an indicator of a company's profitability in the near term financial year.
Net profit-Dividend on preferred shares
Eps = ------------------------------------------
Average outstanding shares
What is PE Ratio???
The price to earning (P/E) multiple or ratio is probably the most popular indicator used by investors for valuing stocks.It is the ratio of a company's stock price to it earning per share.
Current market price (CMP)
PE = -------------------------------
Earning per share (EPS)
It tells you how to cheap or expensive a company's stock is. It is the number of times investors must pay for the company's current earnings. For example, assume that the share price of a company is Rs.120. If its EPS is, say Rs 20, its P/E is 6, So investors are willing to pay 6 times for every rupee of the company's earnings. or in other way, if that firm runs on same profitable way then your invested money will get double in next 6 years. Investors have to consider this ratio before investing, we suggested go any stock which having PE ratio below 5. Avoid high PE ratio stocks.
Monday, 5 August 2013
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Tuesday, 25 June 2013
Mahindra Satyam to announce merger
he Mahindra Satyam is likely to meet today to finalise details of its merger with parent Tech Mahindra
. We learns from sources that both the companies have begun
restructuring post the Andhra Pradesh High Court (HC) approval for the
merger. The management plans to overhaul the business for the merged
entity.
Sources say Anand Mahindra is likely to be named chairman of the merged entity. Vineet Nayyar is likely to be vice chairman, while CP Gurnani is expected to take over post of CEO. However, a decision on CFO is still pending with sources naming Vasant Krishnan as the front-runner. He is currently the CFO of Mahindra Satyam .
Also, the brand names for the merged entity will be finalised soon. Sources say the company may do away with "Satyam" brand name altogether. It is currently looking at four options with "Mahindra" as anchor brand for the merged entity.
The company is likely to be restructured into verticals and geography with its own head. The company's focus will be on key verticals like BFSI, telecom, manufacturing, health and pharma. Sources say the company may merge retail, media and entertainment business into one, but verticals like big data, new media and digital may remain separate.
The company may also hire up to 2,000 additional employees for merged entity.
Sources say the company may announce the merger details later in the day.
Sources say Anand Mahindra is likely to be named chairman of the merged entity. Vineet Nayyar is likely to be vice chairman, while CP Gurnani is expected to take over post of CEO. However, a decision on CFO is still pending with sources naming Vasant Krishnan as the front-runner. He is currently the CFO of Mahindra Satyam .
Also, the brand names for the merged entity will be finalised soon. Sources say the company may do away with "Satyam" brand name altogether. It is currently looking at four options with "Mahindra" as anchor brand for the merged entity.
The company is likely to be restructured into verticals and geography with its own head. The company's focus will be on key verticals like BFSI, telecom, manufacturing, health and pharma. Sources say the company may merge retail, media and entertainment business into one, but verticals like big data, new media and digital may remain separate.
The company may also hire up to 2,000 additional employees for merged entity.
Sources say the company may announce the merger details later in the day.
Monday, 24 June 2013
Thursday, 20 June 2013
These 15 companies will feel the pain of a sinking rupee
Bharti's exposure to rupee depreciation
is mainly led by the unhedged USD 8.7 bn loan it took for its Africa
asset acquisition. Although rupee depreciation boosts the Africa
subsidiary's USD revenue and EBITDA, it also boosts its net loss.
The rupee Thursday hit a record low of 59.9 to the dollar, sending the stock and bond markets into a tizzy. The companies that will feel the pain of a falling rupee will be those which import a significant portion of their raw materials and those which have borrowed heavily in foreign currencies.
Brokerage house Goldman Sachs lists 15 such companies, which will hurt from the depreciating rupee.
Ambuja Cements
Negative P&L impact on higher costs of imported coal. Company imports around 40 percent of its coal requirement
ACC
Negative P&L impact on higher costs of imported coal. Company imports around 20 percent of its coal requirement
Bosch India
Negative impact as Bosch is net importer of foreign currency.
Exide Industries
Negative impact from imported raw materials primarily lead and certain other capital goods items offset slightly by export revenues.
Grasim Industries
Negative P&L impact on higher costs of imported coal. Company imports around 20 percent of its coal requirement for cement subsidiary. Company hedges entire foreign currency borrowing exposure
India Cements
Negative P&L impact on higher costs of imported coal, company imports around 65 percent of its coal requirement. Marked-to-market loss on foreign debt of USD 60mn.
Ashok Leyland
Marginally negative, marked-to-market of foreign debt impact is offset by lower LME & limited export revenues
Bharti Airtel
Bharti's exposure to rupee depreciation is mainly led by the unhedged USD 8.7 bn loan it took for its Africa asset acquisition. Although rupee depreciation boosts the Africa subsidiary's USD revenue and EBITDA, it also boosts its net loss. In addition, forex impact on the P&L is on 1) interest payments on loans and 2) equipment payables.
Idea Cellular
We consider Idea to be relatively better positioned despite having FY13 net debt/EBITDA of 2.0 times, as around 60 percent of its debt is in foreign currency and half of it is hedged.
Reliance Communications
As of 4QFY13, 69 percent of RCom's debt is in foreign currency and we believe most of it is unhedged. On the P&L, RCom would positively benefit on revenues, as Globalcom revenues are USD denominated, and 2) there would be a negative impact on interest and principal payments.
MRF
Negative impact from imported raw materials primarily Natural Rubber along with MTM. loss on foreign debt offset modestly by export revenues.
Maruti Suzuki
Negative impact from Yen exposure through direct/indirect exports and royalty payments to parent Suzuki partly offset by export revenues which are mainly in USD. For FY14 MSIL has hedged 30 percent of YEN/USD leg and is completely unhedged on RUPEE/USD leg.
Shree Cement
Negative P&L impact on higher costs of imported coal. Company imports 100 percent of its coal requirement
Ultratech Cement
Negative P&L impact on higher costs of imported coal. Company imports around 20 percent of its coal requirement. Company hedges entire foreign currency borrowing
Saturday, 15 June 2013
Will RBI credit policy reduce CRR by 25 bps?
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is
unlikely to reduce the policy (repo) rate in its mid quarter monetary
policy to be announced on June 17. The depreciating rupee would be the
key trigger behind such action. The fear of imported inflation may
resist the central bank from taking any dovish stance.
RBI) is unlikely to reduce the policy (repo)
rate in its mid quarter monetary policy to be announced on June 17. The
depreciating rupee would be the key trigger behind such action. The fear
of imported inflation may resist the central bank from taking any
dovish stance. Repo is the rate at which banks borrow from the RBI though a daily window, called Liquidity Adjustment Facility (LAF) in banking parlance. Repo stands at 7.25 percent.
RBI to pause...
"In view of depreciating rupee, it is most likely that RBI will not cut the policy rate in the June mid quarter policy," Ashok Gautam, Sr VP & head, global market & treasury at Axis Bank .
"A falling rupee brings in imported inflation along with it. However, RBI is expected to slash the policy rate by 50 75 basis points in 2013-14. Any improvement in current account deficit and the rate of inflation will be key trigger for the central bank to reduce rate. This is going to take some time. Also, we will have to see if the steps taken to curtail gold import have the desired effect," he said.
Since the beginning of 2013, RBI has slashed repo rate by 75 and cut cash reserve ratio (CRR) by 25 bps. CRR is the portion of total deposits that banks are mandated to keep with the RBI. Currently, it stands at 4 percent.
Rupee - inflation dynamics
The Indian rupee had tumbled 7 percent against the greenback in May while it hit all record high at 58.98/USD on June 11. RBI had to intervene to halt rupee's slide. However, other Asian currencies too fell on the US dollar strengthening.
When the rupee sinks, it hurts imports whose import bill shoots up. Back home, they finally pass on the cost to their consumers. Hence, it fuels inflationary pressure.
In April, the wholesale price index (WPI) inflation dropped to a three-year low of 4.89 percent. However, retail or consumer price index (CPI) inflation stood at 9.30 percent in May as against 9.39 percent in April.
Weighing current account deficit on RBI policy
"The central bank is likely to be back with its juggling act," Radhika Rao, Economist, Group Research at DBS Singapore said in an email reply.
"Just as the WPI inflation is decelerating, the CPI inflation holds above 9 percent and renewed rupee depreciation pressures threaten to complicate the inflation-current account dynamics. Policymakers are also cognizant that the anticipated improvement in current account deficit (CAD) is largely driven by external drivers and weak investment appetite, both of which are not desirable."
DBS expects 100 bps cuts in the policy rate this year, of which 75 bps have already been delivered. The remaining 25 bps may take effect before September as and when the inflation and current account trajectory evolve.
Must read: RBI plans to revive stressed loan market for banks, ARCs
Gold and CAD
"Substantial gold imports would weigh upon the current account deficit in Q1FY14, the financing of which is a concern in light of the bouts of FII outflows in the ongoing quarter. Accordingly, we expect the RBI to refrain from further easing in the June policy review, despite the weakness in industrial growth," said Naresh Takkar, MD & CEO at ICRA, a rating agency.
Last week the government had increased import duty on gold to 8 percent, the second such hike within two quarters. The monthly gold imports stood at around 150 ton on an average between April and May this year as against 70 ton recorded in 2012-13. However, the government recently hinted at falling gold imports in the first fortnight of June.
India's CAD hit an all-time high of 6.7 percent of GDP in October-December. CAD is generally defined as imports in excess of exports. RBI governor hinted that it would be close to 5 percent in January March quarter.
Policy transmission
Meanwhile, banks have not decreased rates in line with the policy rate cuts. Banks, according to experts, are likely to transmit policy actions with 3-6 months lag. Recently, the finance minister, P Chidambaram urged lenders to cut rates citing that since 2012 the RBI cut repo rate by 125 basis points but commercial banks have reduced their (base) rates only by 30 bps.
According to Gautam, the liquidity situation needs to improve which will be reflected when the operative policy rate starts to shift from repo to reverse repo. When liquidity eases, lenders will have enough room to cut rates.
A shift from repo to reverse repo means a surplus balance in LAF. This suggests, banks are parking their excess funds with the reverse repo window and comfortable with the liquidity situation.
CRR cut expectation
However, a 25 bps cut in CRR cannot be ruled out. According to Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofA-ML) note, this move is likely to balance growth and rupee concerns.
"We continue to expect the RBI's CRR cuts/OMOs to push up deposit growth to 14-15 percent levels from the current 13 percent. High lending rates have expectedly pulled down loan demand to 14% levels already," BofA-ML said.
Friday, 14 June 2013
India's wholesale price index numbers
(WPI) for the month of May are likely to be around 4.8 percent,
according to a CNBC-TV18 poll. This data (expectation) is very close to
April’s WPI, recorded at 4.89.
CNBC-TV18’s Latha Venkatesh reports that the data will be on similar lines due to the reduced effect of the base. Until the month of April, the base was very high. So, it was easy to show big falls.
The food prices will rise even seasonally in May. The consumer price index (CPI) numbers indicated a sharp jump in month-on-month food prices. These should reflect in the WPI too. Cereals recorded a 16.29 percent rise in May. So, the food index may go up too.
Fuel index has been going up with the administered price of diesel rising. The hike in diesel prices by 50 paise will have to be worked in but that will be compensated by a fall in petrol and aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices.
The manufacture product index or the core index would be to watch out for. It has been falling very sharply since December. Analysts expect this number to go down even more than the previous moth.
The core index for the April inflation was at 2.9 percent. This time it may range between 2.3-2.6 percent. This will have a downward pressure on the inflation number.
The data’s impact on the market could be limited. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has been focused on the rupee decline. Other central banks like Indonesia and Turkey have tightened their monetary policies.
It is difficult to expect the RBI to move under such circumstances. The Governor indicated in the previous policy that there was little room for monetary action. With the added pressure on the rupee, he will pass this one.
There could be some kneejerk reactions in the market if the number is way out of expectations. But largely it won't move markets much.
CNBC-TV18’s Latha Venkatesh reports that the data will be on similar lines due to the reduced effect of the base. Until the month of April, the base was very high. So, it was easy to show big falls.
The food prices will rise even seasonally in May. The consumer price index (CPI) numbers indicated a sharp jump in month-on-month food prices. These should reflect in the WPI too. Cereals recorded a 16.29 percent rise in May. So, the food index may go up too.
Fuel index has been going up with the administered price of diesel rising. The hike in diesel prices by 50 paise will have to be worked in but that will be compensated by a fall in petrol and aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices.
The manufacture product index or the core index would be to watch out for. It has been falling very sharply since December. Analysts expect this number to go down even more than the previous moth.
The core index for the April inflation was at 2.9 percent. This time it may range between 2.3-2.6 percent. This will have a downward pressure on the inflation number.
The data’s impact on the market could be limited. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has been focused on the rupee decline. Other central banks like Indonesia and Turkey have tightened their monetary policies.
It is difficult to expect the RBI to move under such circumstances. The Governor indicated in the previous policy that there was little room for monetary action. With the added pressure on the rupee, he will pass this one.
There could be some kneejerk reactions in the market if the number is way out of expectations. But largely it won't move markets much.
Thursday, 13 June 2013
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Thursday, 6 June 2013
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Huge crash expecting Gold and Silver
Huge crash expecting in Gold and Silver pls do not pls sl wait for huge profit
Sell Silver 44150-44250
Sell Silver 44150-44250 with sl of 44540 , tgt of 43900, 43700, 43400, 43000
Reliacne infra & Bhel hold stbt
Sell call given Bhel and Reliance Infra hold the position , with STBT
Tuesday, 4 June 2013
Infosys futures exit at cost , cmp 2505
Infosys futures sell call given 2500-2510 , cmp 2505 exit at cost
Monday, 3 June 2013
1st tgt achieved in Tata Motors
Tata motors sell call given 1st tgt achieved 313.1 , wait huge
correction expecting in tata motors
correction expecting in tata motors
Sell Tata Motores futures 315-316
Sell Tata Motors futures 315-316 with sl of 322 tgt 313.1 , 311.1 , 309
Near 1st tgt achived in can bank
Sell call given in Canbank futures made low 402.75 book some profit or wait some corrections
1st tgt achieved in Reliance Capital 336
Reliance Capital buy call given 330-332 1st tgt achieved 336
1st tgt achieved in Tata steel 295
Tata steel buy call given 291-292 1st tgt achieved 295, book some profit or for another tgt
Friday, 31 May 2013
Sell Dlf June futures 203.5-204.5
Sell Dlf June futures 203.5-204.5 with sl of 209 tgt 200.1, 198, 196
Thursday, 30 May 2013
1st tgt achieved in Bhel
Buy call given Bhel 1st tgt achieved made high of 205.25.
book profit and exit
book profit and exit
Tata global exit at cost
Due to sluggish movement in market
Sell call given in Tata gloabal 142.5-143.5, exit at cost
Sell call given in Tata gloabal 142.5-143.5, exit at cost
1st tgt achieved in Crompton 98
Yesterday buy call given Crompton June futures 96-96.5 , 1st tgt achieved 98
Sell Tata Global june futures
Sell Tata Global june futures in 142.5-143.5 with sl of 147 tgt 140, 139, 138, 136
Wednesday, 29 May 2013
Sell IRB Infra in june futures
Sell IRB Infra in June futures 123.-124 with sl of 129 tgt 120, 118, 116
2nd tgt achieved in Crude 5270
Yesterday sell call given Crude 5320-5330 , 2nd tgt
achieved 5270 book some profit or hold huge selling
is expecting in crude
achieved 5270 book some profit or hold huge selling
is expecting in crude
1st tgt achieved in Crude 5301
Yesterday sell call given crude 5320-5330 1st tgt achieved 5301
book some profit or wait some more correction
book some profit or wait some more correction
Book profit in Nifty 6075
Nifty sell call given touched low of 6075, book some profit or wait for another correction
1st tgt achieved in Tata Steel
Tata Steel sell call given 321-323 , 1st tgt achieved 316 with the
profit of near 5000 to 6000 book profit and exit
profit of near 5000 to 6000 book profit and exit
Book profit in Tata Steel 318
Sell call given Tata Steel 321-323 mada low 318 book some profit or wait for 1st target
Sell Nifty June futures 6095-6115
Sell Nifty June futures 6095-6115 with sl of 61160 tgt of 6060, 6040 , 6000
Sell Tata Steel futures 321-323
Sell Tata Steel june month futures 321-323 with sl of 330 tgt 316, 312, 308
Tuesday, 28 May 2013
Sell Ranbaxy in june futures
Sell Ranbaxy in june futures 405-407 with sl of 415 tgt of 400, 396, 390, 385
Sell Yes Bank in june futures
Sell Yes Bank futures in june month contract 524-526 with sl of 536
tgt 516, 510, 506, 500
tgt 516, 510, 506, 500
Gold and Silver 2nd tgt achieved
Buy call given in 23rd may Gold 2nd tgt achieved 26780 and
Silver 2nd tgt achieved 43900 hold the position, further uptrend
exepecting in Gold and Silver
Silver 2nd tgt achieved 43900 hold the position, further uptrend
exepecting in Gold and Silver
1st target achieved in Sun Tv
Sell call given in Sun Tv in 212-214 1st target achieved in 205
hold the position wait for some correction in Sun Tv
hold the position wait for some correction in Sun Tv
Friday, 24 May 2013
1st tgt achieved in gold and silver
Yesterday buying call for Gold and Silver 1st tgt achived ,
book some profit or wait huge buying is expecting in
gold and silver
book some profit or wait huge buying is expecting in
gold and silver
Thursday, 23 May 2013
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Natural Gas Tgt achieved 235
On 9th may we recommend to buy NG with the one month tgt of 235.
Today Ng touches 235 and our full tgt achived
Today Ng touches 235 and our full tgt achived
Monday, 20 May 2013
Full tgt achieved in Copper 410
As per recommendation given on 14 may copper reached 410 today and book full profit and exit
Thursday, 16 May 2013
Crude selling level 5240-5245
Sell crude 19th june 2013 contract 5240-5245 tgt of 5200, 5180, 5150 huge selling presure occured in crude
Maximum tgt achieved for NG 224.7
As per recommendation for Natural Gas on 9 may the maximum tgt achived . Todays high 224.7 , our client book some profit 10 points our buying call initiated at 214
Tuesday, 14 May 2013
Thursday, 9 May 2013
Natural Gas target achieved
9th may 2013
Yesterday our buying call for Natural Gas 1st and 2nd tgt achieved with touch of high 218.4.
Book some profit or wait for full tgt. The open intrest for NG growing each and every day
so pls wait for some other day it will reach 235 in a month
Yesterday our buying call for Natural Gas 1st and 2nd tgt achieved with touch of high 218.4.
Book some profit or wait for full tgt. The open intrest for NG growing each and every day
so pls wait for some other day it will reach 235 in a month
Wednesday, 8 May 2013
todays view of Natural gas 8th may 2013
Natural gas looking positive today . Here i am recommend that buy 214 with strict sl of 210.8 tgt
216,218 221
216,218 221
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