Weekly Forecast
FREE WEEKLY MARKET FORECAST REPORT 16-11-09 TO 20-11-09
This Week Market may consolidate
Last week Sensex gained 690 points or 4.27% to 16848 and Nifty gained 202 points or 4.23% to 4998 in the week ended 13-11-2009. As we told last week nifty is in bull phase and see nifty fut. returned at closed at 5003. Now nifty is having small resistance at 5026, if nifty susain above 5026 for two days then nifty will touch 5168 very fast. This week market may show high volatility so trade with strict sl. Again we say that market is in bull phase and we see upward momentum is likely to continue as sentiment in the market remains positive.
FREE WEEKLY MARKET FORECAST REPORT 19-10-09 TO 23-10-09
This week market may continue its up trend
Last week Sensex gained 683 points or 4.11% to 17326 and Nifty gained 196 points or 3.98% to 5141 in the week ended 17-10-2009. Since 19-5-09 we were telling if nifty close above 4620 then our target is 4990 and 5300, see now we are going towards 5300 nifty. Now market is becoming more volatile on higher side, this time retail investors dont have delivery so sale are higher level on big players are lifting the market by huge buying since last march 2009. We see nifty more then 5500 in short time.
A special one hour Muhurat trading session will be held on Saturday, 17 October 2009, between 18:15 to 19:15 IST to pay obeisance to Lakshmi the Hindu goddess of wealth and prosperity. Investors make token purchases on the Muhurat trading day to mark the beginning of the new Samvat year as per the Hindu calendar. The market remains closed on Monday, 19 October 2009 on account of Diwali.
FREE WEEKLY MARKET FORECAST REPORT 12-10-09 TO 16-10-09
This week market may decide its short term trend
Last week Sensex lost 491 points or -2.87% to 16642 and Nifty lost -138 points or 2.72% to 4945 in the week ended 9-10-2009. Market was rising since last 19 weeks and last week market ends lowerr. Now on this week market may consolidate at current levels or on Monday we have IIP data declaration, may this data gave short term direction to the market. Weekly base nifty should not close below 4892.
However, a disappointing Q2 show may trigger correction after a solid surge on the bourses this year triggered by massive buying by foreign funds. HDFC, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, TCS, Bajaj Auto and UltraTech Cement will unveil Q2 results next week.
FREE WEEKLY MARKET FORECAST REPORT 5-10-09 TO 9-10-09
Market may continue its bull run in this week
Last week Sensex gained 353 points or 2.10% to 17134 and Nifty gained 97 points or 1.94% to 5083 in the week ended 2-10-2009. Market is rising since last 19 weeks again on last week nifty closed on new high of year 2009. Everyone is awaiting for correction, even global markets are also not rising but our markets are rising this shows strong bull's support on market. FII is continously on buy side. Technically nifty is on bull side, till time not gave any bear signal, we are always with charts. So we told market may continue its bull run in this week also. On chart we see demand of nifty is 5300.
Market may extend recent strong gains on expectations of good Q2 earnings. Sustained buying by foreign funds helped market score gains last week as S&P CNX Nifty rose above 5,000 mark and BSE Sensex surged past the 17,000 mark. Both the indices hit their highest level in more than 16 months. The market sentiment remains firm with a string of data suggesting a recovery in the economy after last year's slowdown. Firm global stocks have supported domestic bourses and investors will continue to take cues from overseas markets. Shares of auto and cement firms will be in focus as they will unveil their monthly sales data for September 2009.
There is optimism about Q2 September 2009 results after advance tax collections registered a positive growth in the second quarter after witnessing a negative growth in the first quarter. IT bellwether Infosys will kickstart the result season by announcing its Q2 result on 10 October 2009.
FREE WEEKLY MARKET FORECAST REPORT 28-9-09 TO 2-10-09
Market may Continue its bull run in this week
Last week Sensex lost 48 points or -0.29% to 16693 and Nifty lost 18 points or -0.34% to 4958 in the week ended 25-9-2009. Since last 4-5 weeks, every week market creates news highs of year 2009, last week also nifty future made new high of 5048 and closed at 4967. In last two days of market we saw some profit booking so nifty close on lower side. Technically we can say, on weekly basis, markets were closed on neutral side. Next week we see nifty may create new high, but again on Friday, 2nd oct, 2009 we have holiday on account of Gandhi Jayanti, means in this week we have only three working days. So markets may gets more volatile in this week.
Optimism about Q2 September 2009 results may keep equities firm even as traders will refrain from building large positions due to a truncated trading week. The market sentiment remains firm on more signs of a recovery in the economy and on sustained buying by foreign funds. A fund raising spree by Indian companies has aided the rally that took the Sensex to a 16-month high on 22 September 2009 but a strong pipeline of initial public offers (IPOs) may suck liquidity from the secondary market.
Meanwhile, foreign funds are aggressively buying Indian stocks. FII inflow in September 2009 totaled Rs 12,694 crore (till 23 September 2009). That was much higher than their purchases worth Rs 4028.80 crore in the whole of August 2009. FII inflow in the calendar year 2009 totaled Rs 52,891.70 crore (till 23 September 2009).
WEEKLY MARKET FORECAST REPORT 21-9-09 TO 25-9-09
This Week Market may consolidate at current levels
Last week Sensex gained 477 points or 2.93% to 16741 and Nifty gained 147 points or 3.03% to 4976 in the week ended 18-9-2009. Last week, market crosed 5011 and closed at 4978, which is new high of year 2009. The trigger was higher advance tax payments by companies for the September 2009 quarter, which boosted investor sentiment and pushed the benchmark index to a 15-1/2 month high. As we told last week RELIANCE, SBI, ICICIBANK and L&T will lead the market. This week is the last week of F&O expiry and on Monday we have holiday for Ramzan Id, so for rollover only three days are remained. So market will be high volatile and may consolidate at current levels.
According to numbers reported by newspapers, advance tax payments improved by as much as six times for some firms compared with the previous quarter. The robust advance tax payouts indicate that the economic recovery is underway.
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs), the largest investor category in local equities, have bought Indian stocks worth Rs 45011.10 crore this year (till 16 September 2009). In 2008, FIIs took out Rs 52987.10 crore from the Indian equities.
Market may witness selective buying in sectors, which thrive on consumer demand like automobiles and consumer durables ahead of the festive season. Metal and shipping stocks may attract buyers on the back of rise in global industrial activity.
Among the major international cues, the US Federal Reserve will meet next on 22 and 23 September 2009. At the Federal Open Market Committee's meeting, the policy makers will assess the early signs of improvement now taking shape across the economy.
WEEKLY MARKET FORECAST REPORT 31-8-09 TO 4-9-09
Market may consolidate at current levels in this week
Last week Sensex gained 682 points or 4.47% to 15922 and Nifty gained 204 points or 4.49% to 4732 in the week ended 28-8-2009. Last week, market showed heavy volatility and closed on new high of year 2009. Next two days closing will decide market's long trade.
Since last three months nifty was not crossing 4730 level, in last week of Friday finally nifty crossed 4730 level and closed above 4730 level. Last we gave buy nifty above 4582 and tgt was 4637-4730 and see nifty closed above our 2nd target. Now keep patience for one more day to confirm 4730 level Now if nifty close above 4750 level means nifty may sustain above 4730 levels. Since last three months we are telling if nifty sustain above 4730 then next nifty targets are 4800 and 4990.
The Central Statistical Organisation's data on India's gross domestic production due on Monday, 31 August 2009 will be the key event to watch out for in the forthcoming week. Besides movements in global markets, foreign funds activity and progress of India's monsoon may continue to influence sentiment on the domestic bourses.
Weekly Market Forecast Report for 10-8-09 to 14-8-09
Submitted by rupeshydalal on Sun, 2009-08-09 19:42Market may consolidate at current levels
Last week Sensex lost -510 points or 3.26% to 15160 and Nifty lost -155 points or 3.34% to 4481 in the week ended 7-8-2009. Last week, market showed profit booking on higher levels in fear of rain shortage. Technically on chart this is called normal correction. Nifty is having support at 4412, last week in last two days nifty slide down from 4730 to 4465 and closed at 4485.
All eyes are now on how monsoon fares in August 2009 as a dismal rainfall could be bad news for the country's agriculture, economy and even its stock market. According to reports, the average rainfall in July 2009 was near normal but it had been below normal for northern states like Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Punjab and Haryana.
The rainfall for the week-ended 5 August 2009 was reported to be 66% below normal at 23.5 millimeter (mm). Monsoon rains between 1 June 2009 to 4 August 2009 were 25% below normal.



