Traded volumes were robust and slightly higher than the 10-day average. The breadth was positive as the advances to declines ratio on the BSE and the NSE combined was 3:2. |
The capitalisation of the breadth was even more positive as the figures bare follow-up buying momentum in the index heavyweights. |
The Nifty and the Sensex have conclusively surpassed the previous resistance levels and are consolidating their gains as the technology sector has started participating in the upmove after a brief hiatus. |
The next minor resistance levels on the indices are at the 1567 and the 4878 levels on the Nifty and the Sensex, respectively. |
On the lower side, expect good short-term support at the 1522 and the 4800 levels. |
The participation by the index heavyweights imbibes confidence in the rally and the price / volume action shows an optimistic undercurrent "" which could mean follow up buying will continue. |
Should the overseas markets remain positive, expect the domestic bourses to maintain their upturn. |
The outlook for the markets on Tuesday is that of bullishness as the indices are showing a continued rising tops and bottoms formation on the charts and the money flow oscillators are showing a continued buying momentum. |
I expect the technology, steel, automobiles, energy and cement stocks to outperform the markets. Any fall is likely to be corrective in nature and should be shortlived. |
Trading is advisable on the long side and contrarian actions in trying to short sell the markets at this juncture are likely to be counter - productive. |
Among stocks, ICICI Bank has almost completed it's corrective fall and is likely to see an accelerated upmove should it surpass Rs 231 levels with higher volumes and a conducive market sentiment. |
Buying is recommended above Rs 231 levels with a stop-loss at Rs 226 levels and a profit target of Rs 236 / Rs 238 can be expected. Buy in the cash and derivatives segments. |
Infosys has breached the Rs 4,630 resistance and closed above it with good volumes. I expect a rally up to Rs 4,840 levels in the short term. |
Buying is recommended at the current closing levels and a stop-loss be maintained at Rs 4,665 levels. Buy in the cash and derivatives segments. Buying can be slightly more aggressive and with strict stop-losses. |
Vijay Bhambwani |
CEO, BSPLindia.com |
The author is a Mumbai-based investment consultant and invites feedback at vijay@BSPLindia.com. |
Sebi disclosure: the analyst has no exposure to the scrips mentioned above. |