-
Markets in new
zone. Sensex gains record 327 points.
- Higher volumes,
positive breadth as bulls display supremacy.
-
Weekly
statistics
Indices |
Open |
High |
Low |
Close |
Change |
BSE -
30 |
5725 |
6034 |
5725 |
6026 |
+ 327 |
BSE -
200 |
751 |
806 |
751 |
805 |
+ 60 |
NSE -
50 |
1838 |
1951 |
1837 |
1946 |
+ 109 |
Dow
Jones |
10410 + 85 |
Nasdaq |
2007 + 34 |
FTSE |
4510 + 66
|
Advances |
7850 |
Declines |
6954 |
Put
/ Call trades - 26399 : 90727 |
FII
Investments |
Rs + 91 Crs
Jan 1 |
Domestic Funds |
Rs + 86 Crs
Jan 1 |
The
value of shares advancing was Rs. 30,134 crores and the value of shares
declining was Rs. 10044 crores. This
indicates a broader buying bias. The
total traded volume on the BSE was Rs. 13036 Crores. The total traded volume
on the NSE was Rs. 27273 Crores.
The markets created a
record of sorts as the indices surpassed previous highs and close at new
milestone levels. The traded volumes were higher, the market breadth was
positive and the undertone was highly positive. The rally was mainly due
to the old economy segment, mainly the oil and gas stocks. The software
stocks brought up the rear and the markets bid a cheerful goodbye to the
year 2003. The Sensex was boosted by ACC,
Bharati Tele, BHEL, BSES, Cipla, Dr Reddy, Grasim, Gujarat Ambuja Cements,
HDFC Bank, Hind Lever, HPCL, Hindalco, ICICI Bank, Infosys, ITC, L&T,
MTNL, ONGC, Ranbaxy, Reliance, Satyam Computers, SBI, Telco, Tata Power,
Tisco, Wipro and Zee Telefilms. The Sensex was
dragged down by Bajaj Auto and HDFC. The rupee ended the week at 45.70
levels ( ) against the US $. Overall, the week was in line with our
expectations, click
here to view our previous weeks report.
Changes in outstanding
futures positions.
NSE futures saturation list |
Weekly
change |
|
-
Futures change in open interest
- over previous day
|
ACC |
67
% |
01 % |
|
ACC |
(-) 2,19,000 |
Arvind
Mills |
97 % |
12 % |
|
Arvind Mills |
(-) 2,15,000 |
Bank of India |
74 % |
14 % |
|
Bank of India ++ |
7,14,400 |
Canara
Bank |
87
% |
10 % |
|
GAIL +++ |
11,70,000 |
Mah & Mah |
63 % |
05 % |
|
Gujarat Amb Cem |
1,91,400 |
Maruti |
83
% |
05 % |
|
HCL Tech |
1,04,000 |
Mastek |
98
% |
14 % |
|
HDFC Bank |
1,79,200 |
Nalco |
84
% |
23 % |
|
Hindalco |
(-) 1,03,200 |
NIIT |
74
% |
02 % |
|
Hind
Lever |
(-) 1,79,000 |
Polaris |
64 % |
05 % |
|
HPCL |
3,12,000 |
SCI |
79 % |
13 % |
|
IOC |
(-) 2,34,000 |
Syndicate Bank |
76 % |
18 % |
|
IPCL |
1,34,000 |
Tata Power |
61 % |
03 % |
|
ITC |
1,03,200 |
Tisco |
67 % |
08 % |
|
Maruti |
(-) 1,29,600 |
|
|
|
MTNL |
(-) 7,79,200 |
|
|
|
Nalco ++ |
2,53,000 |
|
|
|
ONGC ++ |
2,18,400 |
|
|
|
PNB |
(-) 1,18,800 |
|
|
|
Polaris |
1,72,200 |
|
|
|
Ranbaxy ++ |
93,600 |
|
|
|
Reliance ++ |
4,24,800 |
|
|
|
Satyam
Comp +++ |
9,40,800 |
|
|
|
Shipping Corp |
(-) 1,40,800 |
|
|
|
Syndicate Bank ++ |
2,50,800 |
|
|
|
Tisco |
4,05,000 |
|
|
|
Nifty +++ |
3,60,600 |
|
|
|
|
|
Nifty longs |
18,85,400 |
|
Nifty shorts |
18,58,600 |
Stars of
the week
Stock |
Open interest |
Stock price |
Outlook |
Arvind Mills |
Up |
Up |
Bullish |
Bank of India |
Up |
Up |
Bullish |
Canbank |
Up |
Up |
Bullish |
Mah & Mah |
Up |
Up |
Bullish |
Nalco |
Up |
Up |
Bullish |
Reliance |
Up |
Up |
Bullish |
SCI |
Up |
Up |
Bullish |
Tata Power |
Up |
Up |
Bullish |
Tisco |
Up |
Up |
Bullish |
-
- Note - +++ signifies higher open interest in
the January & February simultaneously.
- The put call ratio is
at 0.24 : 1 ( previous week 0.18 : 1)
- The value of outstanding long
positions (gross) is Rs 11, 697 crs. ( previous week Rs 9,344 crs )
The markets are in a new
trading zone and there is little or no resistance on the upside as there
is no available historical data at such high levels. The only hurdle to
the upmove is from weaker bulls who will book profits and wait for lower
levels. The FII's have continued to pump in money and buy till the last
day of year 2003. The outstanding long positions as shown in the table
above are climbing steadily. The only indicators of profit taking or
hedging are from the Nifty positions which show a near even position on
the long and short outstandings. The immediate trend determination for the
markets will also come from the reported early elections and the vote of
account which is slated for January end itself. If these events be
confirmed, the markets are likely to turn volatile. The overall trend
however, will remain positive.
The overseas markets are
firm and therefore will limit the downside if any, due to corrective
forces. The US markets are also trending higher on the back of positive
economic data. The overall outlook is therefore positive - baring
corrective selling.
The weekly bar chart of the
Nifty shows a rising tops and bottoms formation and that is a typical
indicator of bull markets. The oscillators are showing an extremely
overbought level and therefore a corrective fall would be in order. Being
a bull market, the correction may not last long, but is likely to be
highly volatile. The resistance is likely to come at the 1975 levels and
above at the 2010 levels. On the downside, support will be seen at the
1800 levels. The risk to reward ratio is therefore getting slim.
Our outlook on the Nifty is
that of caution and we do not advocate fresh positions at this level. Let
your profits run on existing positions with protective stop losses in
place.
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