Share Market Today - 4th July 2019

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NIFTY DAILY CHART

Share Market Today NIFTY Daily Chart 4th July 2019


After surging around 1% during the last couple of sessions, the benchmark indices remained choppy in yesterday’s session. The index Nifty oscillated in a narrow band of around 60 points to close extremely flat. Although the index remained flat but decent buying was observed in individual stock which resulted in a strong market breadth. Meanwhile, Nifty Bank index gained 100 points from its previous close.
Right from the beginning of the session, due to broad based buying the breadth remained positive. On the sectoral front, NIFTY PSU BANK (+1.72%) and NIFTY MEDIA (+1.07%) stocks remained upbeat whereas the NIFTY IT (-0.91%) and NIFTY PHARMA (-0.12%) remained a bit under pressure. From the F&O space, DHFL (+9.41%), IBULHSGFIN (+7.57%) and PEL (+5.06%) were the top gainers.

Post yesterday’s session, the index Nifty has managed to close above the initial resistance of 11911. Now, at this juncture, it is hovering below 12000 which is the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement levels and also a psychological mark. Thus going ahead, 12000 will remain a strong level to watch out for. A move above the same might bring in further buying which can pull the index towards new high.
On the other hand, 11880 might act as intermediate support for the coming session. A move below the same could result in some profit booking. With regards to NIFTY BANK, 31500 is a strong resistance on chart as well as due to OI concentration in CE options. Only a breach of the same shall result in further upside. The support on the downside is at 31100 for BANKNIFTY.



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MARKET OUTLOOK As discussed in our previous report, 50 DEMA acted as a support for NIFTY and we witnessed a breakout above 11850 mark. Now at this juncture, NIFTY has formed an intermediate swing high of 11911. Also, the daily chart of Nifty Bank index depicts a ‘Shooting Star’ candlestick pattern which is a reversal one and that too exactly at 78.6% Fibonacci retracement level of the previous move. Thus, there could be some consolidation or profit booking going ahead. But the trend is likely to remain strong till the time 11600 is not breached in Nifty. On the downside, NIFTY has a support of 11700 – 11600 while the upside hurdle is at 11920. A move above 11920 might pull the index towards life high.  Note : Kindly go through the attached report for detailed outlook.Click Here to Download the ReportDisclaimer)

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Budget 2019 Stocks to Buy – Best Mid Cap & Small Cap Stocks

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Stagnant Scenario: In case of some consolidation in NIFTY 50, there is again a possibility that the broader markets outperform due to attractive pricing. Worst Case Scenario : In a worst case scenario, if NIFTY 50 undergoes correction and try to catch- up with the broader markets then even in this condition the downside could be limited in MIDCAP and SMALLCAP stocks due to oversold conditions. Post which ensuing rally will likely leadership coming from Mid and Small cap basket. Thus we expect that the next leg of rally in the markets could be finally for MIDCAP and SMALLCAP stocks. Outlook The MIDCAP 100 index peaked out around 22K mark in Jan 2018 and met the 16K mark. Then after, the index found support exactly at the placement of 200 week’s average which indicates strength. The support coincides with the retracement levels of the previous rally. Since then the index has been oscillating in a broad range and currently it is on the verge of breakout from the falling trend line. Even the placement of weekly RSI indicates a possibility of breakout. In such scenario, the index could race towards 20000 mark. The view would be negated below 16400 mark. Outlook The corrective move from the peak of 9600 got settled near 5600 level which is the placement of 89 months EMA. The index has been consolidating since then and the mentioned zone coincides with its previous multiyear breakout as displayed on the chart. As per the historical price behaviour we have observed that normal the index turns from its key retracement levels in case of any strong correction. At this time too, the index retraced almost 78.6% of its previous rally. The quarterly chart displayed a ‘Hammer’ formation which has a reversal nature. Thus we expect fresh buying interest in the small cap stocks which has been lagging behind since quite some time. The view on the index would be negated below 5660 and on the upside it has a potential to reach 7500 mark. 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Outlook Right from the year 2007, TATAPOWER has been trading in a contracting range as displayed above. In the year 2016, the stock confirmed a ‘Double Bottom’ formation exactly at the lower end of broader range and rallied. Similar kind of structure is seen this time and we have a breakout too. Traders can accumulate the stock between 72 - 68 with a stop below 58 for the upside target of 88 - 100 in the coming months.   Click Here to Download the Report  Disclaimer: This document has been prepared by IndiaNivesh Securities Limited (“INSL”), for use by the recipient as information only and is not for circulation or public distribution. INSL includes subsidiaries, group and associate companies, promoters, employees and affiliates. This document is published in accordance with Regulation 18 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Research Analysts) Regulations, 2014. 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