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Multiple tops suggest short-term correction16-NOV-09
In the past three sessions, the market has tested 5,015 and pulled back.
Rebounds face resistance at 4,85009-NOV-09
The market bottomed and turned around in what seemed like a short-term correction inside an intermediate downtrend. The Nifty was up 1.8 per cent at 4,796.15 points, while the Sensex was up 1.65 per cent at 16,158 points. The Defty was ahead 2.46 per cent with the rupee hardening again.
Intermediate trend reversal confirmed02-NOV-09
Prices collapsed in settlement week with the Nifty dropping 5.7 per cent to close at 4,711.7 points. The Sensex was down 5.5 per cent, closing at 15,896 points. The Defty was down 6.8 per cent with the dollar bouncing from over-sold levels.
Crucial support at 4,95026-OCT-09
The market eased down after hitting new 2009 highs. The Nifty hit an intra-day top of 5,181 before slipping to close the week at 4,997.05 points for a loss of 2.82 per cent. The Sensex lost 2.95 per cent to close at 16,810 points. The Defty was down 3.4 per cent with the dollar firming slightly against the rupee.
Bullish sentiment in new Samvat19-OCT-09
Brace for short-term correction.
Intermediate trend reversal?12-OCT-09
It turned out to be a strange week when the market traded within a narrow range and suffered significant net losses. The Nifty closed at 4,945.2 points for a week-on-week loss of 2.72 per cent. The Sensex was down 2.87 per cent at 16,642. The Defty lost a comparatively lower 0.36 per cent as the rupee hit a record high.
Intermediate trend reversal?12-OCT-09
It turned out to be a strange week when the market traded within a narrow range and suffered significant net losses. The Nifty closed at 4,945.2 points for a week-on-week loss of 2.72 per cent. The Sensex was down 2.87 per cent at 16,642. The Defty lost a comparatively lower 0.36 per cent as the rupee hit a record high.
Next target is 5,25005-OCT-09
Intermediate correction may be around the corner.
Market tests resistance at 5,03528-SEP-09
Intermediate trend may be close to reversal.
Short-term weakness visible14-SEP-09
The market zoomed to a new high and then consolidated inside a very narrow range. The Nifty closed at 4,829 points on Friday, up 3.19 per cent, after hitting a new 2009 high at 4,889. The Sensex was up 3.66 per cent at 16,264 points. The Defty gained 3.8 per cent with the rupee up substantially.
Testing key resistance at 4,75007-SEP-09
There is good support between 4,550-4,600 which held through last week.
Testing key resistance at 4,75007-SEP-09
There is good support between 4,550-4,600 which held through last week.
Market remains range-bound24-AUG-09
The market registered net gains while moving inside a relatively narrow range. The Nifty was up 2.2 per cent, closing at 4,580.05 points while the Sensex gained 1.66 per cent at 1,541 points. The Junior was ahead by 2.6 per cent while the Defty gained only 1.24 per cent due to rupee weakness.
Look for a breakout above 4,62517-AUG-09
The market registered net gains while moving inside a relatively narrow range. The Nifty was up 2.2 per cent, closing at 4,580.05 points while the Sensex gained 1.66 per cent at 1,541 points. The Junior was ahead by 2.6 per cent while the Defty gained only 1.24 per cent due to rupee weakness.
Look for a breakout above 4,62517-AUG-09
The market registered net gains while moving inside a relatively narrow range. The Nifty was up 2.2 per cent, closing at 4,580.05 points while the Sensex gained 1.66 per cent at 1,541 points. The Junior was ahead by 2.6 per cent while the Defty gained only 1.24 per cent due to rupee weakness.
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