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19th Jan 2017 RETAIL TECHNICAL RESEARCH IndiaNivesh Securities Ltd 19th Jan 2017 1 of 11 IndiaNivesh Weekly Pulse Midcaps continue to suffer despite the pre-Budget Rally on the Street! Chart 1 : Nifty - Daily Source: IndiaNivesh Research Market Outlook Initially, the week began on an electrifying note on the D - Street following the cues from positive IIP numbers. Later on, the Bulls stayed on the driving seat throughout the week to conquer the milestone of 35000 for the BSE SENSEX and 10900 for the NIFTY spot. Meanwhile, the much awaited breakout was observed in the Nifty Bank index above the 26000 mark. The index not only sustained above the same but outperformed the markets by almost reaching the 27000 zone. Eventually, the index Nifty gained almost 2% from the last week. The journey was not that smoothed as the end suggests for the participants on the D - Street. The markets underwent tremendous choppiness while the benchmark indices were rising. The MIDCAP and the SMALL CAP stocks suffered heavy correction on the back of profit booking despite the positive sentiments. During the week, the index Nifty spot negated the resistance of 10780 level formed by the ‘Rising Channel’ on the daily chart. Later on, we discussed in Nivesh Overview that the price action and the data suggests that the markets are poised for further upside towards 10840 – 11000 levels which are the Fibonacci extension levels of the previous move shown in the inset. In line with that view the index is now near the 10900 mark. The constant OI built-up in PEs along with the fall in premium indicates further upside. Thus directionally some more upside cannot be ruled out from here on. However, due to the recent choppiness ahead of the Mega event ‘Union Budget - 2018’ we reiterate our view that the prudent strategy is to avoid getting into this bandwagon. We advise traders to keep booking their short term bets and refrain themselves from carrying any overleveraged positions. On the downside, the intermediate supports are placed at 10780 – 10650 for the index. Close 10895 R1 / R2 11000/ 11050 S1 / S2 10780/ 10650 50 EMA 10456 100 EMA 10267 200 EMA 9923 Mehul Kothari Sr. Technical Analyst - Equity Tel: +91 22 62406416 [email protected]

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IndiaNivesh Weekly Pulse Midcaps continue to suffer despite the pre-Budget Rally on the Street!

Chart 1 : Nifty - Daily

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Market Outlook

Initially, the week began on an electrifying note on the D - Street following the cues from positive IIP numbers. Later on, the Bulls stayed on the

driving seat throughout the week to conquer the milestone of 35000 for the BSE SENSEX and 10900 for the NIFTY spot. Meanwhile, the much awaited

breakout was observed in the Nifty Bank index above the 26000 mark. The index not only sustained above the same but outperformed the markets by

almost reaching the 27000 zone. Eventually, the index Nifty gained almost 2% from the last week. The journey was not that smoothed as the end

suggests for the participants on the D - Street. The markets underwent tremendous choppiness while the benchmark indices were rising. The MIDCAP

and the SMALL CAP stocks suffered heavy correction on the back of profit booking despite the positive sentiments.

During the week, the index Nifty spot negated the resistance of 10780 level formed by the ‘Rising Channel’ on the daily chart . Later on, we

discussed in Nivesh Overview that the price action and the data suggests that the markets are poised for further upside towards 10840 – 11000 levels

which are the Fibonacci extension levels of the previous move shown in the inset. In line with that view the index is now near the 10900 mark. The

constant OI built-up in PEs along with the fall in premium indicates further upside. Thus directionally some more upside cannot be ruled out from here

on. However, due to the recent choppiness ahead of the Mega event ‘Union Budget - 2018’ we reiterate our view that the prudent strategy is to avoid

getting into this bandwagon. We advise traders to keep booking their short term bets and refrain themselves from carrying any overleveraged

positions. On the downside, the intermediate supports are placed at 10780 – 10650 for the index.

Close 10895

R1 / R2 11000/ 11050

S1 / S2 10780/ 10650

50 EMA 10456

100 EMA 10267

200 EMA 9923

Mehul Kothari Sr. Technical Analyst - Equity Tel: +91 22 62406416 [email protected]

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Chart 2 : DALMIA BHARAT – Daily (Prev. Close : 3028) Chart 3 : DLF – Daily (Prev. Close : 249)

The stock is at the threshold of a trend line breakdown. A move below the same could lead to some

correction. (Neutral)

Even DLF is at the threshold of a trend line breakdown. A move below the same could lead to some

correction. (Neutral)

Chart 4 : THERMAX - Daily (Prev. Close : 1293) Chart 5: UPL – Daily (Prev. Close : 802)

The stock has already confirmed a trend line breakdown. A move below the low could lead to some correction. (Neutral)

The stock gave a breakout from the falling trend line on the daily chart which is a sign of strength. (Bullish)

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Trend lines are a visual representation of support and resistance in any timeframe and a simple tool available for trend analysis. The greater the number of touch points increases the importance, break on the either side may lead to major moves or trend reversals. The above charts will help you go through recent trend line breakouts / breakdowns.

Trend lines in Actions

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Chart 6 : GNFC – Weekly (Prev. Close : 495) Chart 7 : JUBILANT LIFE – Weekly (Prev. Close : 879)

Huge volumes recorded near life high are indicating overwhelming demand in the stock. (Bullish) Heavy volumes along with price breakout indicate fresh momentum going ahead. (Bullish)

Chart 8 : JUBLFOOD – Daily (Prev. Close : 2093) Chart 9 : NIITTECH – Daily (Prev. Close : 728)

The stock registered a new high with exceptional volumes today which suggest fresh upside from here on. (Bullish)

Extra ordinary volumes when the stock is near long term resistance; suggests possibility of breakout. (Neutral)

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The given stocks witnessed climatic volumes during the week went by.

Volume Shockers

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Chart 10 : CYIENT - Weekly (Prev. Close : 653) Chart 11 : EICHER- Weekly (Prev. Close : 28009)

A close above upper Bollinger band and at 52 weeks high on weekly chart indicates fresh up move. (Bullish)

Breakdown from the lower Bollinger band along with breaking the multiple support level indicates fresh downside for stock. (Bearish)

Chart 12 : IBULHSGFIN - Daily (Prev. Close : 1301) Chart 13 : ICICIBANK - Weekly (Prev. Close : 353)

A close above upper Bollinger band after a squeeze in prices indicates fresh up move. (Bullish) A close above upper Bollinger band and at multiyear high on weekly chart indicates fresh up move.

(Bullish)

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Bollinger Band contraction represents period of low volatility and may be considered by traders for a potential sign of future increased volatility and possible trading opportunities. Thus, in the

above examples we have shared few stocks which underwent a breakout / breakdown from the Bollinger band that indicating further acceleration in the on-going trend.

Trend lines in Actions

Bollinger Band breakouts / breakdowns

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The Averages

An exponential moving average (EMA) is a variant of moving average which is similar to a simple moving average, apart from the weightage as more weight is given to the recent closing prices.

We have added 50, 100 and 200 DEMA to our analysis which represents short-term, medium term and long term trend respectively. As short term traders can use 50 DEMA swing trading decisions, while 100 DEMA can be used by medium term. The long-term investors will focus on 200 DEMA and could consider the same for accumulation & distribution of their investments.

The Daily Exponential Moving Average (DEMA) is suited for trending market however it could possibly witness multiple cross over in sideways trend. When the market is trending and in oscillation mode as well has sustained trending nature, the DEMA will also show a similar oscillation & vice-versa.

However to limit the multiple whipsaws to a certain extent, the stocks mentioned in the table have closed 1% above or below the respective moving averages.

Going ahead, these averages can act as initial filter to on-going trend, or could possibly consider as support & resistance.

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Stocks above 70 & below 30 Relative Strength Index

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RSI- The above shown chart represents the comparison of price action of benchmark index Nifty vis a vis the overbought/ oversold zone of Nifty 50 stocks considering the value of daily RSI.

The Overbought zone occurs when the RSI value crosses 70 levels while the oversold zone occurs when it plunges below 30 levels.

As per last three years data, we can analyse that, whenever the number of overbought stocks in Nifty 50 goes above 12 the market tend to make an intermediate top, while oversold position

occurs when number of oversold stocks of Nifty 50 goes above 13 the market tend to form intermediate bottom.

As per the above logic, above shown chart suggests that the overbought number of stocks in Nifty is rising but still not at the peak.

Nifty 50 – Overbought / Oversold

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Chart 14: S H KELKAR – Weekly Chart

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Stock Outlook

The corrective move from the high of 362.90 got arrested exactly at the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement level of the previous rally.

Recently the stock confirmed higher top and higher bottom formation on the weekly chart which indicates bullish trend.

During the week, we witnessed exceptional volumes with positive price action along with rise in delivery participation which specifies

accumulation in the stock.

Thus, we recommend buying the stock in the range 306 - 300 with a stop loss of 281 for the target of 347 / 360.

BUY Prev. Close – 306

Target 360

Stop Loss 281

52 Weeks High

333

52 Weeks Low

236

50 EMA 276.85

100 EMA 273

200 EMA 274

Stock of the Week

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Weekly - Open Interest Shockers

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Nifty Option Snapshot

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As per the Nifty option chain, we are observing highest open interest built up in the 10700 strike PEs and 10800 strike PEs to the tune of around than 7 million and 6 million respectively. On the

calls front, highest open interest built up is seen at 10800 strike CEs and 11000 strike CEs tune of 4.8 million and 5.8 million respectively. Now, as per the recent change in open interest we

observed heavy built up in 10800 strike PEs to the tune of almost 1.4mn shares along with fall in price which indicates strong base getting build at 10800 mark. On the calls front fresh built up was

observed in 10950 strike but that was not huge. The data suggests that the downside is getting capped near 10800 for the series. The PCR is now at 1.57 which is quiet high.

Weekly Derivatives Analysis

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Weekly Pulse MIS

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