OUR NEXT TARGET OF NIFTY IS 5750.00..SHORT NIFTY FUTURE WITH THE SL OF 6000.00....CMP:5940.00
HOPE ALL ENJOYED OUR PREVIOUS CALL OF NIFTY ..CALL GIVEN AT 5885.00 (SEE THE POST OF 16.12.2010)..AFTER THAT ITS DID HIGH OF 5978.00 ....NOW ONE CAN BOOK FULL PROFIT AND SQUARE UP ALL LONG POSITIONS ..
BE A PART OF OVER 300 HNI SUBSCRIBERS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD.
Monday, December 20, 2010
Thursday, December 16, 2010
NIFTY RALLY 100 POINTS
TODAY AGAIN WE ARE EXPECTING A SHARP RALLY OF NIFTY ...ONE CAN LONG NIFTY FUTURE AT (CMP:- 5885.00) CURRENT LEVEL FOR THE TARGET OF 6000.00....
ONLY HNI CLIENTS WHO CAN TRADE WITH HUGE VOLUME MAY CONTACT US FOR
OUR SERVICE...CONTACT ..FII BIGBEAST...9330095704......
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
ABG SHIPYARD
YESTERDAY WE RECOMMENDED TO BUY ABG SHIPYARD AROUND AT 380.00 LEVEL..TODAY ITS DID HIGH OF 408.00 SO FAR..NOW FREE MEMBERS CAN BUY THIS SCRIPT FOR THE NEXT TARGET OF 430.00 AND MORE.....NOW CMP:- 400.00
JOIN FII BIGBEAST AND MINT MONEY AT THE PROPER WAY....CALL US AT 9330095704 .
JOIN FII BIGBEAST AND MINT MONEY AT THE PROPER WAY....CALL US AT 9330095704 .
Monday, December 13, 2010
NEWS
HEADLINES FOR THE DAY:-
Govt to review fund-raising by microfinance institutions
RBI likely to keep key rates unchanged
Coal India, Nuclear Power Corporation mull JV for nuclear power
EVENTS FOR THE DAY :-
Major corporate action
RDB Realty & Infrastructure to be listed today
Punjab & Sind Bank IPO opens today
Farmax India board to consider bonus issue
INDIAN MARKET REPORT:-
The Indian markets fell on broad-based selling after briefly consolidating and volatility in the last week. Trading may resume flat to positive taking cues from the global peers, which are quiet subdued.
In today's trade, markets may trade a cautious note following the global markets, with China's Shanghai gaining more than 1% in the initial trade may lift the market sentiments.
It seems that, the world's largest economy US is on the path of recovery which may boost the world markets in the future course of trend.
Next in line the investors will watch out for the data on monthly inflation scheduled on December 14 and RBI policy review on December 16.
The equity shares of RDB Realty & Infrastructure to be listed today on Bombay Stock Exchange.
GLOBAL SIGNALS:-
European markets edged up on Friday to end at their highest closing level since late September 2008, as upbeat US consumer sentiment data helped boost confidence over the prospects for economic recovery.
US markets rose on Friday, with the S&P 500 at its highest level since the week Lehman Brothers collapsed in 2008, and breaching technical levels that suggest the year-end rally will persist.
Asian markets rose on Monday after China's latest attempt to cool inflation and fresh vows to tackle price pressure. SGX Nifty was trading 4.5 points lower, suggesting towards a flat start on the Dalal Street.
Govt to review fund-raising by microfinance institutions
RBI likely to keep key rates unchanged
Coal India, Nuclear Power Corporation mull JV for nuclear power
EVENTS FOR THE DAY :-
Major corporate action
RDB Realty & Infrastructure to be listed today
Punjab & Sind Bank IPO opens today
Farmax India board to consider bonus issue
INDIAN MARKET REPORT:-
The Indian markets fell on broad-based selling after briefly consolidating and volatility in the last week. Trading may resume flat to positive taking cues from the global peers, which are quiet subdued.
In today's trade, markets may trade a cautious note following the global markets, with China's Shanghai gaining more than 1% in the initial trade may lift the market sentiments.
It seems that, the world's largest economy US is on the path of recovery which may boost the world markets in the future course of trend.
Next in line the investors will watch out for the data on monthly inflation scheduled on December 14 and RBI policy review on December 16.
The equity shares of RDB Realty & Infrastructure to be listed today on Bombay Stock Exchange.
GLOBAL SIGNALS:-
European markets edged up on Friday to end at their highest closing level since late September 2008, as upbeat US consumer sentiment data helped boost confidence over the prospects for economic recovery.
US markets rose on Friday, with the S&P 500 at its highest level since the week Lehman Brothers collapsed in 2008, and breaching technical levels that suggest the year-end rally will persist.
Asian markets rose on Monday after China's latest attempt to cool inflation and fresh vows to tackle price pressure. SGX Nifty was trading 4.5 points lower, suggesting towards a flat start on the Dalal Street.
Friday, December 10, 2010
LIC HOUSING FINANCE FUTURE
WE RECOMMENDED TO SHORT LIC HOUSING FIN JANUARY FUTURE AROUND AT 990.00 ON WEDNESDAY 8/12/2010..TODAY ITS DID INTRADAY LOW OF 848.00 ..NOW FREE MEMBERS CAN CONSIDER SELLING THIS SCRIPT FOR OUR NEXT TARGET OF 700.00.......NOW CMP: 910.00.......
Thursday, December 9, 2010
FOLLOW UP:- CHAMBAL FERT FUTURE
WHO ALL REMEMBER CHAMBAL FERT?? CLEARLY RECOMMENDED TO SHORT THIS SCRIPT AROUND AT 91.00 LEVEL FOR THE TARGET OF 74.00 ( SEE THE POST OF 25TH NOVEMBER,2010)..TODAY ITS DID LOW OF 76.80...ONE CAN BOOK FULL PROFIT NOW!!..
HDIL FUTURE SHORT CALL GIVEN AT 198.00 BEFORE FEW DAYS..OUR CLIENTS SHORTED AGAIN AT 215.00 LEVEL..TODAY REACHED 190.00 SO FAR.KEEP YOUR EYES ON THAT SCRIPT...
HDIL FUTURE SHORT CALL GIVEN AT 198.00 BEFORE FEW DAYS..OUR CLIENTS SHORTED AGAIN AT 215.00 LEVEL..TODAY REACHED 190.00 SO FAR.KEEP YOUR EYES ON THAT SCRIPT...
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
NEWS
the second straight day on reports oil firms will raise petrol and diesel prices by Rs 2 a litre after a week as crude touched a two-year high of $90 a barrel on Tuesday, 7 December 2010. Higher diesel prices will raise transportation costs, which in turn will stoke inflation. Trading of S&P CNX Nifty futures on the Singapore stock exchange indicate a decline of 32.50 points at the opening bell.
chief economic adviser to the finance ministry Kaushik Basu on Tuesday said the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may intervene in the foreign exchange markets if the rise in the rupee is sharp and volatile. Large capital flows into India are not a matter of concern, according to a mid-year review of the Indian economy tabled by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee in parliament on Tuesday.
The recent macro economic data has been strong. Business activity in India's services sector surged to a four-month high in November 2010, driven by robust growth in new orders, a survey showed on Friday, 3 December 2010. The HSBC Markit Business Activity Index, based on a survey of 400 firms, rose to 60.1 in November from 56.2 in October. It was the best showing for the index since July, and the 19th straight month it has remained above the 50 mark that divides growth from contraction.
The Indian economy grew a robust 8.9% year-on-year in Q2 September 2010, maintaining the same pace of expansion as the previous quarter, boosted by farm output and manufacturing, government data released Tuesday, 30 November 2010 showed. The manufacturing sector grew an annual 9.8% and farm output grew an annual 4.4% in Q2 September 2010. The government revised upwards the Q1 June 2010 GDP growth to 8.9% from 8.8% earlier.
The latest data showed a continuation of the recent trend of easing of food inflation. The food price index rose 8.60% while the fuel price index climbed 9.99% in the year to 20 November 2010, government data on Thursday, 2 December 2010 showed. In the prior week, annual food and fuel inflation stood at 10.15% and 10.57% respectively. The primary articles price index was up 12.72% in the latest week compared with an annual rise of 13.38% a week earlier.
chief economic adviser to the finance ministry Kaushik Basu on Tuesday said the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may intervene in the foreign exchange markets if the rise in the rupee is sharp and volatile. Large capital flows into India are not a matter of concern, according to a mid-year review of the Indian economy tabled by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee in parliament on Tuesday.
The recent macro economic data has been strong. Business activity in India's services sector surged to a four-month high in November 2010, driven by robust growth in new orders, a survey showed on Friday, 3 December 2010. The HSBC Markit Business Activity Index, based on a survey of 400 firms, rose to 60.1 in November from 56.2 in October. It was the best showing for the index since July, and the 19th straight month it has remained above the 50 mark that divides growth from contraction.
The Indian economy grew a robust 8.9% year-on-year in Q2 September 2010, maintaining the same pace of expansion as the previous quarter, boosted by farm output and manufacturing, government data released Tuesday, 30 November 2010 showed. The manufacturing sector grew an annual 9.8% and farm output grew an annual 4.4% in Q2 September 2010. The government revised upwards the Q1 June 2010 GDP growth to 8.9% from 8.8% earlier.
The latest data showed a continuation of the recent trend of easing of food inflation. The food price index rose 8.60% while the fuel price index climbed 9.99% in the year to 20 November 2010, government data on Thursday, 2 December 2010 showed. In the prior week, annual food and fuel inflation stood at 10.15% and 10.57% respectively. The primary articles price index was up 12.72% in the latest week compared with an annual rise of 13.38% a week earlier.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
PENNEY STOCK
(C... .......Y ) TRY TO GUESS THE NAME OF THIS PENNY STOCK...CALL GIVEN TO OUR PAID MEMBERS BEFORE FEW DAYS..NOW ITS 120% UP FROM THE BUYING LEVEL!!...
RETURN EXPECTED MINIMUM 10000% ON LONG TERM BASIS....WILL DISCLOSE THE NAME AFTER FEW DAYS.
RETURN EXPECTED MINIMUM 10000% ON LONG TERM BASIS....WILL DISCLOSE THE NAME AFTER FEW DAYS.
Monday, December 6, 2010
NEWS
The market is running nowhere as yet. Most Asian markets are up this morning; which means the Indian market will also see a higher start. Stay away from "risky" Small-Caps and Mid-Cap stocks and from sectors facing severe headwinds. Watch out for the latest IIP data to be released on Friday. The upswing may continue with 5900 acting as near term support. Overall, the trading range on the Nifty is expected to be 5800-6200. But don’t be in a hurry to make your purchases.
This week is a bit light in terms of global economic data though central banks in the UK, Australia, Canada and South Korea are scheduled to take up their policy reviews. China is scheduled to come out with its latest trade data later this week.
US stocks rose marginally on Friday to end the week up as Wall Street overlooked a weaker-than-expected monthly jobs report. Investors focused on what favorable policy decisions might be triggered by the disappointing unemployment numbers.
This week is a bit light in terms of global economic data though central banks in the UK, Australia, Canada and South Korea are scheduled to take up their policy reviews. China is scheduled to come out with its latest trade data later this week.
US stocks rose marginally on Friday to end the week up as Wall Street overlooked a weaker-than-expected monthly jobs report. Investors focused on what favorable policy decisions might be triggered by the disappointing unemployment numbers.
Thursday, December 2, 2010
RED ALERT!!
FEAR IS NOT OVER!!..ACCORDING TO OUR INFORMATION MARKET CAN FALL AGAIN..
BULLS CAN EXIT FROM THE MARKET FOR A CERTAIN PERIOD AND NOW PARTICIPATE WITH THE BEARS TO ENJOY THIS GAME........
NEWS
After a subdued October and a tumultuous November, the bulls have something to cheer about. The Indian market has bounced back and looks like it has enough spirit left in it to go farther. For a change, the daily dose of news on various scams is likely to be buried by the positive global vibes.
So, it’s a no-brainer that India will witness a gap-up opening, with the Nifty poised to pierce 6000. Hopefully, the external scenario will remain bright enough to enable us to finish higher. There is bound to be some resistance as we go along. But, if the global cues remain supportive, there is a chance that the Nifty will gradually keep pushing northwards. It would be premature to talk about a new all-time high for the Indian markets anytime soon.
The global turnaround has been sparked by strong manufacturing PMI reports. US stocks galloped following encouraging reports on private payrolls, auto sales and productivity. Concerns over the eurozone debt crisis also seem to be ebbing following positive comments from the ECB chief. A successful sale of government debt by Portugal also helped lift some of the gloom.
But, crude oil at $86 a barrel is a cause for concern so is the overhang of tension between the two Koreas. Also, the eurozone debt situation may drag on for months before it is settled. December is the best month for Wall Street. So, the performance of the US markets this month will definitely have a bearing on the sentiment across the world equity markets.
The ECB will meet on Thursday for a monetary policy review. It is widely expected to leave interest rates steady and also abandon immediate plans to exit its ultra-easy monetary policy. The monthly US jobs data on Friday will be watched closely.
So, it’s a no-brainer that India will witness a gap-up opening, with the Nifty poised to pierce 6000. Hopefully, the external scenario will remain bright enough to enable us to finish higher. There is bound to be some resistance as we go along. But, if the global cues remain supportive, there is a chance that the Nifty will gradually keep pushing northwards. It would be premature to talk about a new all-time high for the Indian markets anytime soon.
The global turnaround has been sparked by strong manufacturing PMI reports. US stocks galloped following encouraging reports on private payrolls, auto sales and productivity. Concerns over the eurozone debt crisis also seem to be ebbing following positive comments from the ECB chief. A successful sale of government debt by Portugal also helped lift some of the gloom.
But, crude oil at $86 a barrel is a cause for concern so is the overhang of tension between the two Koreas. Also, the eurozone debt situation may drag on for months before it is settled. December is the best month for Wall Street. So, the performance of the US markets this month will definitely have a bearing on the sentiment across the world equity markets.
The ECB will meet on Thursday for a monetary policy review. It is widely expected to leave interest rates steady and also abandon immediate plans to exit its ultra-easy monetary policy. The monthly US jobs data on Friday will be watched closely.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
HDIL FUTURE
FREE MEMBERS CAN CONSIDER SELLIING THE STOCK OF HDIL FUTURE AT CURRENT LEVEL (CMP:198.00) WITH SHORT TERM TRADING PROSPECTIVE FOR THE TARGET OF 180/170/160....EXIT CALL WILL BE GIVEN TO THE PAID MEMBERS ONLY...
JOIN FII BIGBEAST AND MINT MONEY..CALL US AT 9330095704.
JOIN FII BIGBEAST AND MINT MONEY..CALL US AT 9330095704.
Monday, November 29, 2010
100 POINTS NIFTY RALLY
After the mayhem of last week, the market will look to find some stability. The bulls will try their best to put the bribes-for-loans scam behind, but whether they are successful remains to be seen. A mix of domestic and global headwinds will continue to cast a shadow on the sentiment...WE ARE EXPECTING 100 POINTS NIFTY RALLY FROM THIS LEVEL..
The start today would be cautious as Asian markets are indecisive. Barring Japan other markets are in red. US and European markets sold off on Friday amid growing concerns over the eurozone sovereign debt issue. Meanwhile, European officials have announced a $112bn rescue package for Ireland.
The war of words between South Korea and North Korea continues and will continue to weigh on world markets. US jobs report, Chinese manufacturing PMI and ECB interest rate decision are some of the global economic events to watch out for.
Back home, Q2 GDP data will be announced on Tuesday. Also keep an eye on monthly Auto and Cement sales, besides the latest trade data and manufacturing PMI
Any close below 5,690 levels could aggravate further selling pressure in the market. However, as the recent decline has retraced almost 38.2% of the entire up-move beginning from 4,786 till 6,284, bounce back remains a possibility. It will be confirmed only after a close above 5900 levels.
The start today would be cautious as Asian markets are indecisive. Barring Japan other markets are in red. US and European markets sold off on Friday amid growing concerns over the eurozone sovereign debt issue. Meanwhile, European officials have announced a $112bn rescue package for Ireland.
The war of words between South Korea and North Korea continues and will continue to weigh on world markets. US jobs report, Chinese manufacturing PMI and ECB interest rate decision are some of the global economic events to watch out for.
Back home, Q2 GDP data will be announced on Tuesday. Also keep an eye on monthly Auto and Cement sales, besides the latest trade data and manufacturing PMI
Any close below 5,690 levels could aggravate further selling pressure in the market. However, as the recent decline has retraced almost 38.2% of the entire up-move beginning from 4,786 till 6,284, bounce back remains a possibility. It will be confirmed only after a close above 5900 levels.
Friday, November 26, 2010
FOLLOW UP:- CHAMBAL FERT FUTURE
JUST SEE CHAMBAL FERT FUTURE SHORT CALL GIVEN YESTERDAY TO ALL FREE MEMBERS AROUND AT 91.00 LEVEL(SEE THE POST OF 25TH NOVEMBER,2010).TODAY IT MADE INTRADAY LOW OF 82.00 SO FAR...TARGET GIVEN 74.00...
HOPE ALL OF YOU ENJOYED OUR UNITECH FUTURE SELL CALL THAT REACHED 46.00 LEVEL TODAY..ONE CAN BOOK FULL PROFIT NOW...CHEERS!!....
HOPE ALL OF YOU ENJOYED OUR UNITECH FUTURE SELL CALL THAT REACHED 46.00 LEVEL TODAY..ONE CAN BOOK FULL PROFIT NOW...CHEERS!!....
Thursday, November 25, 2010
CHAMBAL FERT FUTURE
FREE MEMBERS CAN CONSIDER SELLING THE STOCK OF CHAMBAL FERT DECEMBER FUTURE AT CURRENT LEVEL FOR THE TARGET OF 74.00.....CMP:91.00
TODAY UNITECH DECEMBER FUTURE MADE LOW OF 63.90 SO FAR....CALL GIVEN TO ALL FREE MEMBERS AROUND AT 68.00 LEVEL(SEE THE POST OF 23RD NOVEMBER,2010)..OUR PAID MEMBERS ARE HOLDING FROM 74.00 LEVEL AND BOOKED PART PROFIT TODAY..
TODAY UNITECH DECEMBER FUTURE MADE LOW OF 63.90 SO FAR....CALL GIVEN TO ALL FREE MEMBERS AROUND AT 68.00 LEVEL(SEE THE POST OF 23RD NOVEMBER,2010)..OUR PAID MEMBERS ARE HOLDING FROM 74.00 LEVEL AND BOOKED PART PROFIT TODAY..
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