In this episode, the host, Shivangi Sarda, provides a comprehensive analysis of the market’s current state and future potential.
Key segments cover technical insights, FII activity, index actionable, and sectors to watch, highlighting Nifty's potential highs, volatility impact, and strong stocks.
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[00:00:00] Welcome to Indian Market in Minutes from the Motilal Oswal Research Death.
[00:00:05] We will be covering technical and derivatives FII's activity, index actionable sectors and stocks to watch out.
[00:00:12] So stay tuned till the end.
[00:00:24] Hey, this is your host Shivangi Thanda and to start with our first segment for Thursday 5th of September 2024,
[00:00:31] Nifty Index opened gap down by around 200 points on account of weak global queues
[00:00:36] but that marked the low of the day and we witnessed a comeback of the Bulls.
[00:00:41] Recovery was seen throughout the day and it managed to recover by 130 points from its intraday lows.
[00:00:47] It formed a bullish belt hold sort of a candle on the daily frame and close near its higher zones.
[00:00:53] Now, it has to continue to hold above 25200 for the next uproar.
[00:00:59] India wicks were down by around 4% to 14.4 levels.
[00:01:03] Nifty put call ratio decreased to 1.08.
[00:01:05] Volatility slightly inched higher but has been hovering in a narrow band at its lower zones
[00:01:11] which is paving the way for the Bulls at any declines.
[00:01:15] Option data suggests a broader trading range in between 24900 to 25700
[00:01:22] while immediate range is in between 25000 to 25500.
[00:01:27] Now, the US 10 year bond yield has dropped to a one year low of 3.7%
[00:01:33] driven by expectation of a rate cut.
[00:01:36] The US Dow Jones Index rebounded into positive territory yesterday
[00:01:40] following dovish commenced from the Fed officials and a decrease in the new job openings
[00:01:45] which enhanced sentiments around a potential rate cut at the Fed September meeting.
[00:01:50] Now moving on to the second segment in the equity cash market
[00:01:54] FII's were net buyers to the tune of 975 crores while DII's were buyers worth 97 crores.
[00:02:02] FII's index long shot ratio decreased to 68%.
[00:02:06] Going ahead with the index actionable, derivatives data and price setup suggest
[00:02:10] Nifty has to continue to hold above 25200 for an up move towards 25400 then 25500
[00:02:19] while supports can be seen at 25100 then 25000 levels.
[00:02:25] Bank Nifty has to continue to hold above 5100250 for an up move towards 5100750 then 52000 levels
[00:02:34] while supports can be seen at 51000 zones.
[00:02:38] And finally talking about the sectors and stocks to watch out
[00:02:41] positive stance was seen in pharma, consumption, realities, cement and construction stocks.
[00:02:47] Now stocks to keep on radar, weak demand from China and US
[00:02:52] put down oil prices by 6% in the last two days.
[00:02:56] And oil prices have dropped to a 14 month loop which is likely to drive a positive move for HPCL.
[00:03:03] Now beneficiaries from this oil price drop will also be seen in
[00:03:07] Asian paint, Berger paint and Petalite.
[00:03:10] Some of the other counters which are looking quite positive from the FMCG space
[00:03:15] we have Darbar and HUL.
[00:03:17] From the cement pack we have JK cement and Ultra Tech cement.
[00:03:21] Capital market related stocks also including the broken depository exchange related counters
[00:03:27] like MCX looking quite good.
[00:03:30] Now, pharma remains positive and Alchim and Lupin can be kept on radar.
[00:03:34] Weakness could be seen in RBL Bank, Federal Bank, Cold India Bank of Verota, Bheil, BNB and NMDC.
[00:03:42] Wish you a super trading day ahead.
[00:03:44] Shivangi Sardar signing off.
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