Stock Week in Weekly Review Monday to Friday, Happy New Year 2017

The week through Dec 26 to 30 witnessed the markets rallying sharply from a low of 7,893. The Nifty gained 2.51 percent Week of Week to close at 8,186, by which it sustained the loses of the previous week.  

On 29 December, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said that for the period between April 1 and December 19, direct tax collections raised at a net rate of 13.6 percent year-on-year. He said all the data available, including that of indirect taxes and Rabi crop sowing, indicated that the circumstances was better than what the critics of demonetization feared. 

In Global markets, U.S. stock futures were moving higher on Friday since investors prepared to close out the final trading session of 2016, which is set to deliver the best year for the Dow industrials in 3 years. 

European stock markets went down on Friday, deepening their losses for the year and hinting investors are cautious to take on more risk before 2017 kicks off. Asia’s equity markets ended 2016 moderately higher, in spite of a number of unforeseen global events that had exposed to throw markets into confusion.

2 January 2017 Monday Nifty Future/Intraday Cash Trading Calls For Tomorrow
BUY Tata Steel with targets 394/395/396 and stop loss 385 
BUY SBIN with targets 251/252/253 and stop loss 240 
SELL L&T with targets 86.50/86/85.50 and stop loss 90

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Nifty ends at 8139, Sensex ends lower; Bharti, ONGC fall 2-3%

Key Benchmark indices continue to trade in a low range with negative bias with Sensex falling 30 points to 26,489 and the Nifty50 down 14 points at 8139. In the broader market, BSE Midcap index closed little changed, while BSE Smallcap index slipped 0.25 percent. The overall market breadth remained negative. 

ICICI Bank, ITC, Bharti Airtel, Adani Ports, ONGC, Hero Motocorp and Tata Steel were down 1 to 3 percent, whereas Tata Motors, Infosys, TCS and Cipla gained above 1 percent. About 1492 shares declined while 1119 shares advanced on the BSE. 

Domestic markets witnessed more vulnerable than other emerging markets owing to the live demonetization drive and its heavy impact on corporate performances. 

Among overseas market, Asian stocks were lacking in passion, reflecting the differing fortunes for emerging market economies faced with higher US interest rates.

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19 September-23 September Weekly Stock Market Update, Monday Nifty Trading Calls

Breaking the positive pattern of the previous two weeks, Equity benchmarks Nifty 50 and S&P BSE Sensex fell about 1% each. Suppositions were principally influenced by vulnerability in front of the strategy gatherings of the US Federal Reserve (Fed) and the Bank of Japan (BoJ) one week from now. Government security costs moved in a tight range, with the yield of the 10-year benchmark 7.59% 2026 paper settling at 7.05% on September 16 as against 7.06% on September 9. Recharged nerves around a conceivable loan fee trek by the Fed spooked most markets over the globe. US treasury costs stayed unpredictable in the week on alert in front of the US Fed and BoJ approach meeting one week from now. 

Monday 26 September Stock Market Prediction and Top Stock BUY/SELL For Tomorrow 

BUY Maruti Suzuki with targets 5600/5620/5640 and Stop loss 5540 

BUY Kotak Mahindra with targets 802/804/806 and Stop loss 788 

BUY Tata Motors with targets 555/557/600 and Stop loss 545 

BUY Adani ports with targets 276/277/278 and Stop loss 268 

BUY Infosys with targets 1055/1065/1070 and Stop loss 1010

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