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Weekly Market Analysis 14 May – 18 May 2012

The markets remained inconsistent this week and overall it was negative trend that had upper hand. Both benchmark indices closed in the red and barring healthcare, all sectoral indices, too, closed negative. The Sensex was down 1% and Nifty lost 0.8% over the week. The CNX Midcap index was down 1.7% while the Bank Nifty closed with 1% decline. The BSE Auto was down 5.8%, BSE Power lost 2.2% while BSE Healthcare closed with 0.5% gain during the week. The BSE Capital Goods lost 1% and BSE OilGas, too, closed with 1% decline over the week. The top Nifty gainers during the week were Sesa Goa, Sterlite Industries and SBI while the biggest losers included Tata Motors and BHEL.

Stock Market Today

The markets gained significantly in the last one hour after SBI reported robust performance in Q4. Along with banking, FMCG, oil & gas and metal, too, closed with significant gains. Auto, capital goods and realty closed with substantial declines.

Market Outlook & Free Stock Tips for Today

Market Outlook Today 18 May 2012

Indian shares are expected to trade lower on Friday tracking weak global cues after more signs emerged of growing instability among Spanish banks and political turmoil in Greece. The Nifty pared some of the intraday gains on Thursday, and closed below the psychological support level of 4,900 on the back of weak global cues and the depreciating rupee.

Free Stock Intraday Tips for Today 18 May 2012

Wipro Ltd is a ‘SELL’ call with a target of Rs 375 and a stop loss of Rs 398

M&M Ltd is a ‘SELL’ call with a target of Rs 610 and a stop loss of Rs 650

Sun TV Ltd is a ‘SELL’ call with a target of Rs 250 and a stop loss of Rs 271

Dish TV Ltd is a ‘BUY’ call with a target of Rs 72 and a stop loss of Rs 56

McLeod Russel India Ltd is a ‘BUY’ call with a target of Rs 272 and a stop loss of Rs 266

ITC Ltd is a ‘BUY’ call with a target of Rs 243 and a stop loss of Rs 230

 

Free Stock Tips for Today 17 May 2012

Market Outlook and Nifty Trend

Indian shares are expected to trade in a range with a downward bias on Thursday as concerns about Greece’s future as a member of the euro zone might keep investors on the sidelines. The Nifty index ended in deep red near important support level on Wednesday as weak cues from global markets and the depreciating rupee weighed sentiment. The Nifty had been moving in a downward channel since more than a year. The downtrend had got reversed in January this year when Nifty rallied smartly from 4530 to 5630 in a span of just two months.

Free Stock Tips of the Day:

Hindustan Unilever Ltd is a ‘SELL’ call with a target of Rs 420 and a stop loss of Rs 430

REC Ltd is a ‘SELL’ call with a target of Rs 165 and a stop loss of Rs 173

Hero MotoCorp Ltd is a ‘BUY’ call with a target of Rs 1930 and a stop loss of Rs 1850

VIP Industries Ltd is a ‘BUY’ call with a target of Rs 88 and a stop loss of Rs 80

Kingfisher Airlines Ltd is a ‘SELL’ call with a target of Rs 12 and a stop loss of Rs 13.50

Stock Market & Nifty outlook for 17 May 2012

Stock Market Today

The markets lost substantially today with all sectoral indices closing deeply in the red. Metal, auto, consumer durables and capital goods were the worst performers in today’s session and IT, power and banking, too, took a severe beating. The Sensex today closed at 16030, down 298 points from its previous close, and the Nifty closed at 4858, down 84 points. Sensex touched the lowest level after 4 months. In the currency market, the rupee hit a new low of 54.46 to the dollar, raising fears of more foreign investors cutting exposure to Indian shares.

Nifty Outlook for 17 May 2012

The top Nifty gainers were BPCL, Power Grid, Cairn India and Bajaj Auto while the biggest losers included Tata Motors, Tata Steel, SAIL and Reliance Infra.Today Nifty traded in negative nodes. Tomorrow nifty is expected to trade in negative node.It is advised traders to maintain complete position on the short side.