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DATE: 19-03-2012 to 24-03-2012

WEEK AHEAD

Updated: Mar 16, 2012 at 22:30

 

 

WEEK AHEAD

 

Market may decline on profit booking

 

The market, which rose sharply in the run-up to the budget, may decline next week on profit booking. Foreign fund investment that fuelled the recent rally in equity market still holds key for the stock market and any slowdown in inflows would pile pressure on share prices.

 

 

WEEK

19-03-12 to 24-03-12

 

NIFTY RANGE

5200-5500

 

CRUCIAL

SUPPORT 5260 & RESISTANCE 5410

 

APPROACH

Buy the fall

 

STRATEGY

Look to buy closer to 5200 levels on Nifty

 

MARKET TREND

Budget fails to boost Dalal Street - Traders await clarity of trend

 

MARKET OUTLOOK

All events behind, range still intact

 

FACTORS

Global Equity & Liquidity Flows

 

IMPORTANT

Look to buy closer to 5200 levels on Nifty

 

 

Ř OUT-LOOK:

 

The Union Budget received a negative response from the equity markets. Even the hardening of yields suggested that the bond market wasn’t convinced about the the Government’s borrowing target. The Centre has tried to bridge the budget deficit by raising excise duty and service tax, which are likely to be inflationary. This may force the RBI to postpone the proposed rate cuts. A resultant slowdown would mean difficulty in achieving 7.6% GDP growth. Government borrowings in FY13 may exceed FY12 levels. Consequently, the fiscal deficit could rise to 5.4% of GDP v/s budget estimate of 5.1%.

 

With most big events of March behind now, the markets would focus on the global factors and liquidity flows. Next month's RBI policy will be the next near-term trigger. It remains to be seen how the central bank views the Budget, particularly the announcements on fiscal consolidation. Till then, the market indices are likely to be choppy and rangebound. The Nifty may trade between 5150 and 5400 in the short term.

 

Ř PATTERN FORMATION:

 

The 200-day SMA (Simple Moving Average) and 20-day EMA (Exponential Moving Average) have now shifted to 17164 / 5163 and 17607 / 5350, respectively.

 

The "20-Week EMA" is placed at 17150 / 5188 level.

 

The Daily momentum oscillators and "3 & 8 EMA" are negatively poised.

 

Indices have closed around the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level of the rise from 17008 to 18041 / 5171 to 5500.

 

Ř DERIVATIVES REVIEW:

 

Nifty spot closed at 5317.90 this week, against a close of 5333.55 last week. The Put-Call Ratio decreased from 1.15 to 1.08 levels and the annualized Cost of Carry is positive 13.09%. The Open Interest of Nifty Futures increased by 10.91%.

 

Put-Call Ratio Analysis: PCR-OI has decreased from 1.15 to 1.08. The decline in the ratio was mainly due to unwinding observed in 5200 put option, while in call option we have seen good amount of buildup in out-of-the money strike price ranging from 5500-5800 call option. We have also seen descent activity in 5100 and 5400 put option where some buildup was visible in the week gone by.

 

Open Interest Analysis: Total open interest of market has increased from `1,29,370/- crores to `1,41,846/- crores. Stock futures open interest has increased from `31,874/- crores to `32,922/- crores. Some of the large cap names which added open interest are ONGC, HDFCBANK, M&M, ITC and CIPLA. Open interest was shed in some big names like HINDALCO, GAIL, COALINDIA, SESAGOA and BANKBARODA.

 

Implied Volatility Analysis: Implied Volatility (IV) for NIFTY has decreased from 24.95% to 22.80%. Historical volatility (HV) is at 23.45% and that for BANKNIFTY is trading at 39.26%. Liquid counters having very high HV are LITL, HDIL, GMRINFRA, GVKPIL and IVRCLINFRA. Stocks where HV are on lower side are DRREDDY, HINDUNILVR, COREEDUTEC, DIVISLAB and INFY.

 

Cost-of-Carry Analysis: Nifty futures closed at a premium of 24.80 points against the premium of 30.60 points to its spot. Next month future is trading with premium of 66.10 points. Liquid counters where CoC is high are TTML, BALRAMCHIN, LITL, ABGSHIP and VIDEOIND. Stocks with negative CoC are HEXAWARE, CAIRN, TVSMOTOR, PUNJLLOYD and ABAN.

 

Ř FUNDAMENTALS:

 

This Week’s Market Round Up: "Budget is delivered, but no fireworks"

 

Sensex closes at 17,500, ending flat; Nifty closes at 5,320, ending flat for the week

 

The Union Budget was delivered today, more or less on expected lines, no major reforms a disappointment for a certain set of market participants.

 

The Index of Industrial Production (IIP) announced on Monday demonstrated better than expected growth at 6.8% in January versus market expectations of 2.8%, however growth was primarily because of a sharp rise of 42% in consumer non durables growth which is unsustainable.

 

Earlier in the week, Inflation numbers for February came in at 6.95% versus market expectations of 6.70%, primarily because of an unfavorable base in food inflation. Also RBI during its monetary policy kept rates unchanged, citing concerns on global crude oil prices.

 

Rupee traded weak against US dollar, ending at 50.3/dollar, down 1% during the week.

 

Market Outlook: "Buy the fall"

 

At the current level of 17,500, the Sensex trades at a PE of 16.0x FY12E earnings estimate and 13.9x FY13E earnings estimate.

 

At 13.9x, we trade below average valuations of 15.4x 1 year forward earnings.

 

Central banks in emerging markets are expected to support slowing growth through monetary easing, leading to a further fillip for growth and risk assets.

 

The budget was delivered with minimal reforms, or major announcements, thus majorly a non event.

 

With easy liquidity and attractive valuations, we recommend investors to utilize this fall to increase allocation in equities.

 

 

Sectoral Outlook: "Look to buy closer to 5200 levels on Nifty"

 

As inflationary pressures have eased and the growth continuing to suffer, we expect RBI to cut repo rates.

 

Despite a 50 bps CRR and large scale OMOs, liquidity in the system still remains extremely stressed, with daily off take under LAF averaging 1.6 lakh crores. This makes us to believe that another CRR cut is on the cards and a rate cut is also possible in the 15th March, 2012 policy meet.

 

We would advice clients to play interest rate sensitives like Banks and Capital Goods (Yes Bank, City Union Bank and Larsen and Toubro) to capitalize on falling rates theme.

 

At the same time consumption and agri stories (GSK Consumer, Bajaj Auto, Coromondal Fertiliser) would continue to do well.

 

We have a hold recommendation on global cyclicals like Tata Steel as concerns from China slowdown intensify.

 

Ř TECHNICALS:

 

Round up: "Volatile Week"

 

Market witnessed extreme volatile week on back of speculation of what can be outcome of Union Budget. Nifty started the week on a positive note and also breached our mentioned resistance of 5460 and further made a new high of 5500. However, it didn’t manage to sustain at higher level and profit booking was seen markets shed all its gain and finally closed the week with marginal loss of ~0.5% at 5317 which was also the low for the week.

 

Nifty Outlook: "Strong support at 5200"

 

Last week Nifty opened on a positive note and broke our mentioned resistance of 5460 and further tested our mentioned target of 5500.

 

On the daily chart Stochastic and RSI oscillator continues to trade negative as well as nifty closed below the 21DEMA. Beside this directional indicator ADX had also gave a negative crossover. Thus now going forward Nifty is still looking weak and we maintain our second downside target of 5296 and below that 5243 levels.

 

Upside Nifty has resistance at 5500 levels and further upside will be witnessed only once Nifty starts trading above that level.

 

Ř BUDGET:

 

It is a rational budget because the finance minister had to get the budget passed by parliament. So, there are not big bang reforms. There are a few disappointments. This is because in his preamble, the FM has set out laudable objectives that try and encourage private sector investments which have been lagging behind. However, there is hardly anything to stop private sector investment.

 

Fiscal deficit at 5.1% if compared to the other countries is not a big number. The problem with India is that this crowds out private sector borrowings completely. This kind of deficit requires government to borrow and mop up entire savings. So, unlike many other countries, we do not have a current account surplus.


We have a current account deficit and therefore there are a lot of restrictions on external borrowings. We have seen that bond yields have moved up almost about 15-16 basis points in last 2 days and by 10 basis point after the budget. This is not a good sign because the key problem which we have been facing is investment slowing down.


The private sector capex has not been taking place and that situation will continue. Interest rate will continue to rule high. On the infrastructure front, the FM has done a few positive things in terms of withholding tax reduction and doubling the limit of tax free bonds. On the whole, it is not a bad budget but is also not a very good budget. This is what the market is showing. So, the market may forget this budget in a day or 2 and thus will depend on global liquidity.

 

Ř LOWER STT, TAX BREAKS FOR EQUITIES:

 

Government today sought to make trading in capital markets less costlier and simpler, with the first-ever tax benefit for direct investments in stocks and lowering of securities transaction tax, along with various other measures to boost equity, commodity and bond markets.

 

Announcing the budget proposals for 2012-13, Finance Minister also said that the process for Initial Public Offer of shares would be made simpler and the costs would be lowered in this regard.


Besides, he proposed to allow Qualified Foreign Investors in the corporate bond market and establish a mechanism for voting by shareholders electronically on important decisions by the companies.


Accepting a long-pending demand of the stock market for lowering the transaction costs in the capital markets, the Budget has proposed a reduction in Securities Transaction Tax (STT) by 20 per cent, from 0.125 per cent to 0.1 per cent, on cash delivery transactions.


To further encourage flow of savings in financial markets, it also introduced a new scheme, called Rajiv Gandhi Equity Savings Scheme.


The scheme would allow for income tax deduction of 50 per cent to new retail investors, with annual income of below Rs 10 lakh, putting in up to Rs 50,000 directly in equities. The scheme will have a lock-in period of 3 years.


The steps were readily welcomed by the various capital market players, although some said that the tax benefits under the new scheme could be against the mutual fund and insurance sectors. So far, tax benefits have been available to investors putting in their money into markets through certain mutual funds and unit linked insurance schemes.


Mukherjee also said that the the process of issuing IPOs would be simplified and the costs would be lowered to help companies reach more retail investors in small towns.


He also allowed two-way fungibility in Indian Depository Receipts with the objective of encouraging greater foreign participation in Indian capital market. This would enable more foreign firms to list and issue shares in India, as against just one such entity, Standard Chartered Bank, as of now.


Lauding the budget proposals for capital markets, the country's newest stock exchange MCX-SX's MD and CEO Joseph Massey said that Rajiv Gandhi Equity Saving Scheme, a lowered STT and introduction of electronic platform for the IPO subscription process would develop Indian capital markets and enhance retail participation.

Ř
FII ACTIVITY:

 

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have made substantial purchases of Indian stocks recently. Their inflow totaled Rs 5271.28 crore in five trading sessions from 9 to 15 March 2012, as per provisional data from the stock exchanges.

 

Ř CRUDE OIL:

 

Investors would closely watch movement in crude oil prices. India imports two-thirds of its oil consumption, so an increase in oil prices will hurt its fiscal balance substantially. Oil has advanced this year amid concern that sanctions against Iran's nuclear program will disrupt crude supplies from the second-biggest producer in the Organization of Petroleum-Exporting Countries. Iran has threatened to shut the Strait of Hormuz, a transit route for a fifth of the world's oil, in response to an embargo. US crude futures for April 2012 delivery were at $105.49 a barrel on 16 March 2012.

 

Ř STOCK SPECIFIC:

 

Sector specific activity is likely based on outcome of Friday's (16 March 2012) Union Budget. Auto sector will be watched next week after the finance minister Pranab Mukherjee increased the excise duty on large cars from 22 to 24%. However, the finance minister did not slap any additional tax on the diesel cars.

 

Aviation stocks will be in focus after Mr. Mukherjee proposed to allow full exemption from customs duty and countervailing duty to aircraft spares, tyres and testing equipment.

 

In order to address the immediate financing concerns of the civil aviation sector suffering from a major capital scarcity, he proposed to permit External Commercial Borrowings (ECBs) for working capital requirements of the airline industry for a period of one year, subject to a total ceiling of $1 billion.

 

He also said that a proposal to allow foreign airlines to participate up to 49% equity of an airline company, operating scheduled or non-scheduled services, was under active consideration of the government.

 

Shares of public sector banks will be watched after Mr Mukherjee allocated Rs 15888 crore for investment in the public sector banks.

 

Shares in capital goods sector may tumble on profit booking after a recent rally after the budget failed to provide relief to the capital goods sector, which has been grappling with issues such as availability of coal, land acquisitions and environmental clearances.

 

Power equipment makers like Bhel and Thermax, which are affected by cheap imports of power equipment from Chinese and Korean markets, were in for disappointment because the Budget did not seek to create a level-playing field between them and their Chinese rivals.

 

Ř WALL STREET – WEEK AHEAD:

 

Investors are beginning to wonder if this Energizer Bunny of a rally can just keep going without taking a break or a fall.

 

Every Friday for the past couple of months, the question has hung in the back of investors' minds: Is the stock market's rally strong enough to continue without a correction?

 

Even with the S&P 500 above levels unseen since before the financial crisis, the answer remains: Yes.

 

The broad market index broke through 1,400 - a psychologically important level - for the first time in four years this week. On Friday, the S&P 500 closed at 1,404.17, its highest since May 20, 2008. The index is up for nine out of the past 10 weeks.

 

"We are seeing this unbelievable rally in the market and yet the market is unbelievably complacent. We haven't been this bullish for a long time," said Randy Frederick, director of trading and derivatives at the Schwab Center for Financial Research, based in Austin, Texas.

 

Indeed, the CBOE Volatility Index or VIX, Wall Street's fear gauge, plunged to a five-year low despite the S&P 500's stunning gain of 12 percent for the year so far. The VIX measures the expected volatility in the S&P 500 index over the next 30 days and generally moves in the opposite direction of the broad market. Investors often use VIX options and futures as a hedge against a market decline.

 

Frederick said the only concern is the wide spread between second- and third-month VIX futures, suggesting a rise in volatility in the longer term. But the front-month futures that expire next week have come down to levels near the spot VIX. The VIX fell 6.2% on Friday to end at 14.47, its lowest close since June 2007.

 

"I would like to see the VIX around 17 just because it tends to have a significant pop when there is bad news at current levels," Frederick said, adding that "frankly" there isn't that much negative news out there.

 

Strength in caps

 

Further evidence of the market's bullish sentiment: The S&P 400 midcap index has popped above the 1,000 mark, an area of strong resistance since last year, according to Ryan Detrick, senior technical strategist with Schaeffer's Investment Research, in Cincinnati.

 

"It's a big area of resistance, but we have moved above this. If we manage to stay here, then the strength in the overall market will advance further," Detrick said.

 

"Historically, April has been a strong month so we can even see the market going up to 1,440, which is the high made in May 2008," he added.

 

Ř ECONOMIC CALENDER:

 

19-Mar

 

USD NAHB Housing Market Index

 

20-Mar

 

EUR German Producer Prices (YoY)

USD Housing Starts

 

21-Mar

 

GBP Bank of England Minutes

USD Existing Home Sales

 

22-Mar

 

EUR German PMI Manufacturing

GBP Retail Sales (YoY)

 

23-Mar

 

USD New Home Sales

 

 

 

IN-A-NUTSHEL:

 

The markets witnessed extreme volatility in an event centric week but closed flat on a weekly basis at 5318. In the initial half of the week, the Nifty showed strength and moved towards 5500 with banking stocks leading the momentum. However, in the last two trading sessions, the index cracked over 3% as the Budget unfolded. Banking and other rate sensitive stocks witnessed long liquidation, which were formed in the initial half of the week

 

India VIX continued to subside post events and made a low of 22.58 before finally closing at 23.13 (down over 9% during the week). Until the index is below its 100 DMA of 25.3, the Nifty is unlikely to breach 5165 (200 DMA)

 

In the options segment, we saw addition in 5200 & 5300 Put strikes and 5500 & 5600 Call strikes. Hence, 5200 should act as immediate support for the index.

 

Nifty: The Nifty is expected to trade in the range of 5200-5500 in the coming week. Selling pressure could magnify, if the Nifty moves below 5200 towards 5000. On the higher side, a close above 5460 could lend fresh momentum in the market and can move towards its highest Call base of 5600

 

Bank Nifty: The banking index is likely to trade in the range of 10000-10700. Considering the long liquidation trend seen in the last two trading session, the index is likely to see selling pressure.

 

 

THE WEEK THAT WAS

 

THE WEEK THAT WAS

 

Market falls for fourth straight week

 

The key benchmark indices logged declines for the fourth consecutive week as Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee's Union Budget 2012-13 failed to give any roadmap about the reform process and plans to revive the economy. The market rose on three of five trading sessions. Volatility was high as slew of events were lined up during the week.

 

The Sensex fell 37.04 points or 0.21% to 17,466.20 in the week ended Friday, 16 March 2012. The S&P CNX Nifty slipped 15.65 points or 0.29% to 5,317.90

 

The BSE Mid-Cap index outperformed the Sensex, rising 0.5%. The BSE Small-Cap index underperformed the Sensex, falling 0.66%.

 

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have made substantial purchases of Indian stocks recently. Their inflow totaled Rs 5271.28 crore in five trading sessions from 9 to 15 March 2012, as per provisional data from the stock exchanges.

 

MONDAY: Trading for the week began on upbeat note as the key benchmark indices edged higher on Monday, 12 March 2012 after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) after market hours on 9 March 2012 announced a reduction of 75 basis points in banks' cash reserve ratio (CRR) requirement to ease liquidity situation in the banking system. The BSE Sensex advanced 84.43 points or 0.48% to settle at 17,587.67.

 

TUESDAY: The market edged higher on Tuesday, 13 March 2012 as firm global stocks boosted sentiment. World stocks rose on optimism of a Greece bailout. The BSE Sensex surged 225.95 points or 1.28% to settle at 17,813.62.

 

WEDNESDAY: Firm global stocks helped markets extend gains for the fourth consecutive trading session on Wednesday, 14 March 2012.

 

THURSDAY: Profit booking derailed a four-day rally on the bourses on Thursday, 15 March 2012 after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in a mid-quarter policy review said risks to inflation have increased due to higher crude prices, the large fiscal deficit and a weakening currency. The BSE Sensex shed 243.45 points or 1.36% to settle at 17,675.85.

 

FRIDAY: Key benchmark indices declined in highly volatile trade on Friday, 16 March 2012 after Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee in Union Budget 2012-13 set only modest targets for trimming a ballooning fiscal deficit and as there was lack of any big-bang reform announcement in the Budget. The BSE Sensex was down 209.65 points or 1.19% to 17,466.20.

 

 

Among the 30-member Sensex pack, 15 gained while the rest 15 declined.

 

 

MEMORIES OF THE WEEK

 

Ř TOP STORIES:

 

·       Union Budget 2012-13…

·       RBI leaves repo rate, CRR unchanged

·       Census 2011...No. of houses up at 330mn

·       World’s most ethical companies' list by Ethisphere

 

Ř DOMESTIC NEWS:

 

·       Economic Survey: Govt sees FY13 GDP growth at 7.6%

·       Highlights of Economic Survey 2011-12

·       India's industrial output accelerates in January...Up 6.8% YoY

·       Inflation rises in Feb. due to costlier food prices

·       Trivedi stays Railway Minister till Mar 30

·       Vijay Bahuguna named CM of Uttarakhand

·       Railway to hike passenger fares by up to 30 paise/km

·       PM lauds Railway Budget 2012-13

·       Govt confident of 8-9% growth soon: Pratibha Patil

·       Govt to raise Rs 300bn from disinvestment in FY13

·       Tepid Advance tax growth in Q4…M&M disappoints; TCS shines

·       No systemic risk from NPAs of Indian banks: Govt

·       Govt revokes ban on cotton exports

·       India's car sales up 13% in February

·       EPF rate trimmed to 8.25% for FY12

 

Ř GLOBAL NEWS:

 

·       Eurozone formally approves second bailout for Greece

·       Fed keeps rates and stimulus steady

·       G20 economic growth slows in Q4

·       FDI into China falls for 4th straight month

·       Germany's ZEW index jumps to 21-month high

·       Fitch revises UK's outlook to negative

·       BOJ keeps rates, stimulus unchanged

·       Global oil demand expected to rise 0.9% in 2012: IEA

·       Citigroup, 3 others fail Fed's stress test

·       PepsiCo unveils new global structure, division heads

·       Cisco to acquire NDS for ~US$5bn

 

 

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WEEKLY PERFORMANCE

 

PACKAGE: “CASH-INTRA” – WEEKLY:12-03-12 To 16-03-12

                                                                    

DATE

SCRIPT

TYPE

RECOM

S.L.

TGTS

RESULT

PRO/LOSS

12/03/2012

SBIN

SELL

2295

2310

2275-55

SL CLICKED

-15.00

12/03/2012

RIIL

BUY

495

488

505-15

SL CLICKED

-7.00

12/03/2012

MCX

SELL

1270

1285

1250-30

TGT ACHD

40.00

12/03/2012

UBL

BTST

520

500

550-75

TGT ACHD

55.00

13/03/2012

BAJAJFINSV

BUY

645

635

660-75

SL CLICKED

-10.00

13/03/2012

TTKPRESTIG

SELL

2900

2915

2880-60

TGT ACHD

40.00

13/03/2012

TWL

C/O BUY

430

410

460-90

BOOKED PROFIT AT 440

10.00

13/03/2012

BEML

C/O BUY

680

660

710-40

BOOKED PROFIT AT 695

15.00

14/03/2012

PATNI

BUY

487

475

500-515

TGT ACHD

13.00

15/03/2012

TTKPRESTIG

BTST

2790

2770

2820-50

EXIT AT 2780

-10.00

15/03/2012

BLUEDART

BTST

1880

1850

1925-75

TGT ACHD

45.00

16/03/2012

SBIN

SELL

2340

2360

2300-2275-50

TGT ACHD

90.00

16/03/2012

LT

BUY

1375

1360

1400-25

EXIT AT 1360

-15.00

16/03/2012

TRENT

SELL

945

955

930-15

TGT ACHD

15.00

16/03/2012

MCX

BUY

1320

1305

1340-60

SL CLICKED

-15.00

 

NET PROFIT / PER SHARE [Rs.]  -  FOR THE WEEK

251.00

 

TAKING 100 SHARES AS A BASE NET PROFIT FOR THE WEEK IS          Rs.  

25100.00

 

PACKAGE: “FUTURE-INTRA” – WEEKLY: 12-03-12 To 16-03-12

 

DATE

SCRIPT

TYPE

RECOM

S.L.

TGT

RESULT

Profit/Loss

12/03/2012

SBIN

SELL

2295

2310

2275-55

SL CLICKED

-1875.00

12/03/2012

RPOWER

BUY

135

133

138-40

BOOKED PROFIT AT 137

8000.00

12/03/2012

TATAMOTORS

BUY

282

279

288-93

BOOKED PROFIT AT 284

4000.00

13/03/2012

STER

BUY

119

117

122-25

TGT ACHD

6000.00

13/03/2012

JPASSOCIAT

BUY

81

80

83-84

TGT ACHD

12000.00

13/03/2012

BEML

C/O BUY

680

660

710-40

BOOKED PROFIT AT 700

10000.00

14/03/2012

TATAMOTORS

BUY

291

289

295-300

EXIT AT 290

-2000.00

15/03/2012

JSWENERGY

BUY

70

69

72-73

BOOKED PROFIT AT 71

4000.00

15/03/2012

VIPIND

BUY

105

107

102-100

BOOKED PROFIT AT 103

2500.00

15/03/2012

GODREJIND

BUY

259

257

263-67

SL CLICKED

-2000.00

16/03/2012

BHEL

BUY

295

290

303-10

EXIT AT 292

-3000.00

16/03/2012

PANTALOONR

SELL

165

169

160-55

TGT ACHD,BOOKED PROFIT AT 156

9000.00

16/03/2012

SBIN

SELL

2350

2370

2300-2200-50

TGT ACHD

12500.00

16/03/2012

RPOWER

BUY

135

133

140-43

SL CLICKED

-8000.00

16/03/2012

CAIRN

SELL

362

367

355-45

TGT ACHD

17000.00

 

NET PROFIT / PER LOT -  FOR THE WEEK                                Rs.  

68125.00

 

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02

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1500.00

03

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2000.00

04

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3000.00

05

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1000.00

06

MCX

1000.00

 
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Quarterly

 7000.00

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Half Yearly 

13000.00

 04

Yearly

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4-5 Script daily

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Period

 Charges[Rs]

 01

Monthly 

 4000.00

 02

Quarterly

 10000.00

 

 

FEATURES  

 S.No.

Description

Remarks

 01

Future Intraday 3-5 Calls

Depends on Market

 02

Future B.T.S.T. Call

Depends on Market

 

 

 

REMARKS  

 S.No.

 

 01

Call through SMS [High Quality of SMS server]

 02

SMS any where in India

 

 

PACKAGE : "NIFTY-PREMIUM"

  

CHARGES

 S.No.

Period

 Charges[Rs]

 01

Monthly 

  4000.00

 02

Quarterly

  10000.00

  

FEATURES

 S.No.

Description

Remarks

 01

NIFTY FUT, BANK NIFTY FUT

1-2 Calls Daily

 02

Intraday/Positional Call

Further Number of calls depend on Market Movement

 03

B.T.S.T. Call

Further Number of calls depends on Market Movement

  

REMARKS

 S.No.

 

 01

Call through SMS [High Quality of SMS server]

 02

Specialized Service framed purely for Nifty & Bank Nifty Players

 03

Daily 1-2 Call  [Depends on Market]

 04

Includes both Intraday & Positional.

 05

SMS any where in India

  

 

 

 PACKAGE : "JACKPOT" 

 

CHARGES  

 S.No.

Period

 Charges[Rs]

 01

Monthly 

7000.00

 

FEATURES  

 S.No.

Description

Remarks

 01

Cash Intraday Call

1-2 Script Daily

 04

Short Term Delivery Call 

1-2 Script in a week

05

B.T.S.T. Call

1-2 Script Daily

 

REMARKS  

 S.No.

 

 01

Call through SMS [High Quality of SMS server]

 02

Call through yahoo Messenger [Same Timing of SMS]

 03

Daily 3-4 Call  [Depends on Market]

 04

Only NSE base call [Unless otherwise it is mentioned]

 05

SMS any where in India

 

 

 PACKAGE : "MEGA - PACK" 

 

CHARGES  

 S.No.

Period

 Charges[Rs]

 01

Monthly 

12000.00

 

FEATURES  

 S.No.

Description

Remarks

 01

Pre Mkt View 

Over all Trend

 02

Pre Mkt Cash Intraday Call

1-2 Script Daily

 03

Mid Mkt Cash Intraday Calls

14-15 Script daily

 04

Short Term Delivery Call 

3-4 Script in a week

05

B.T.S.T. Call

Depends on Market

 

REMARKS  

 S.No.

 

 01

Call through SMS [High Quality of SMS server]

 02

Call through yahoo Messenger [Same Timing of SMS]

 03

Daily 15-20 Call  [Depends on Market]

 04

Only NSE base call [Unless otherwise it is mentioned]

 05

SMS any where in India

 

 PACKAGE : "DELIVERY" 

 

CHARGES  

 S.No.

Period

 Charges[Rs]

 01

Monthly 

3000.00

Note: 4-5 Calls in a Week, through SMS with complete follow-up – Without – Detailed analysis & Research Report.

 02

Monthly 

7500.00

Note: 4-5 Calls in a Week, through SMS with complete follow-up – With – Detailed analysis & Research Report on E-Mail

 

FEATURES  

 S.No.

Description

Holding Period

 01

Short Term Delivery Calls

(Number of Calls may vary - depending on Market Mood)

1 or 2 Days to 1 Weak Normally

 

 

 PACKAGE  : "MCX-TRIAL" 

 

CHARGES  

 S.No.

Period

Charges [Rs]

 01

5 Working Days 

 1000.00

 

FEATURES  

 S.No.

Description

Remarks

 01

Trading Call for GOLD, SILVER, COPPER, NICKEL & CRUDE OIL 

Base: MCX

 02

No. of Calls

Depends on Market

 

REMARKS  

 S.No.

 

 01

Call through SMS [High Quality of SMS server]

 02

SMS any where in India

 

 PACKAGE  : "MCX-INTRA" 

 

CHARGES  

 S.No.

Period

 Charges[Rs]

 01

Monthly 

4000.00

 02

Quarterly

9000.00

 

FEATURES  

 S.No.

Description

Remarks

 01

Trading Call for GOLD, SILVER, COPPER, NICKEL & CRUDE OIL 

Base: MCX

 02

No. of Calls

Depends on Market

 

REMARKS  

 S.No.

 

 01

Call through SMS [High Quality of SMS server]

 02

SMS any where in India

 

 

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