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Sensex ends volatile trade 12 pts up; RIL jumps 6% this week, ITC down 7%

On the sectoral front, the Nifty Metal index skid 1.7 per cent, followed by the Nifty FMCG index declined 1.5 per cent

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3 min read Last Updated : Feb 12 2021 | 4:48 PM IST

4:40 PM

MARKET CLOSING COMMENT :: Deepak Jasani, Head of Research, HDFC Securities

Indian benchmark equity indices ended flat for the third time in the last four trading sessions on Feb 12, but posted 1.01% gains for the week. Nifty fell sharply post 1300 Hrs, but recovered post1400 Hrs. At close, the NSE Nifty 50 index ended 10 points or 0.07% lower at 15,163.
 
Nifty again closed the week with gains. Moves in the Nifty are becoming choppier in a narrow range. Institutional flows have come back to normal levels after remaining high over the last few weeks. Nifty could take support at 14753 in the coming week, while on rises 15257 could offer resistance. A breach of this level could result in continued bullish moves. 

4:24 PM

MARKET CLOSING COMMENT :: Shrikant Chouhan, Executive VP, Equity Technical Research at Kotak Securities

The market recorded a choppy session during the week. The Sensex failed to move beyond 51850 and refused to close below 51300 levels. However, during the week we saw maximum activity in medium-sized and small-sized companies that could hurt the market if they failed to break the 51850 levels. This is a strong market, but recent levels where the Indian stocks are trading are far from recent lower levels, although if we look at the previous data, whenever the Nifty recorded more than 5500 to 6500 points, it got corrected by 1500 to 2500 points. Based on the chart of large-cap companies, the weakness is increasing in the short term and it would probably lead to a quick correction to the level of 50500 or 50600. If the Sensex crosses 51900 for the 52750 levels, it would be advisable to buy. Below the level of 51300 would lead to further weakness. During the week, FIIS invested over Rs. 6,000 crore in the cash market. The dollar index fell to 90.40 from 91.40 levels and crude prices have started to cool off from highs. In the coming week, the focus should again be on infra, cement, CV and technology companies.

4:12 PM

MARKET CLOSING COMMENT :: Anand James, Chief Market Strategist at Geojit Financial Services

Risk appetite trickled down and equities pared gains with several cities across globe entering fresh lockdowns. Oil’s winning streak was also broken following IEA’s bleaker demand outlook. Indian equities were in the green in the first half with Bank Nifty rising over 1%, but VIX rose in the second half, and traders opted cut down long bets across sectors, going into the weekend

4:11 PM

TECH VIEW :: Ashis Biswas, Head of Technical Research, CapitalVia Global Research

The market's short-term technical conditions favoring a sideways correction is in the process. While it is subject to further price action evolution, we retain our cautious stance and advise the traders to refrain from building a new buying position until we see further improvement and breakout above 15250 (Nifty 50 Index). The momentum indicators like RSI, MACD continue showing divergence, the market is likely to take a pause around this level and stay in a range. We expect the 15230-15250 level to act as short-term resistance.

4:11 PM

TECH VIEW :: Rohit Singre, senior technical analyst at LKP Securities

Index managed to hold the bullish stream throughout the week and closed a week at 1563 with gains 1.60 percent and formed a small bullish candle on weekly chart. The index has formed good support at 15k mark any dip near said levels will be again buying opportunity for the overall targets of 15250 zone which is the strong hurdle on the higher side. The current range is 15000-15250 zone either side breakout will decide the final direction of index

4:10 PM

MARKET CLOSING COMMENT :: Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Financial Services

Market can undergo some consolidation after the sharp gains made post the reformist union budget. The broad undercurrent of the market may remain constructive especially on the small and midcaps. But the sentiment of global market will play an important role in deciding the short-term trend which is getting mixed due to weakening European market

4:01 PM

SECTOR OF THE DAY :: Metal stocks dip on weak global cues

4:00 PM

SECTOR OF THE DAY :: Nifty Bank ends 1% higher

3:58 PM

STOCK ALERT :: Titan extends losses into second day, ends 2% down

3:56 PM

STOCK ALERT :: SBI Cards and Payment Services ends marginally lower

3:55 PM

STOCK ALERT :: HDFC ends with m-cap of Rs 5.02 trillion

3:51 PM

S&P BSE MidCap index ends 0.06% higher

3:49 PM

Stocks that lifted Sensex today

3:46 PM

Sectoral trends on NSE at Close

3:45 PM

Sensex Heatmap at Close

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First Published: Feb 12 2021 | 7:58 AM IST