Technically, NF (LTP:8359 & SGX NF:8395) has to sustain over 8400-8450-8485 zone for an immediate target of 8675. Consecutive closing above 8675, NF may scale 8875-9200 zone in the near term under the bull case scenerio.
On the flip side, sustain below 8400, immediate support may be 8311-8278-8245-8190 zone. Consecutive closing below 8190, NF may again fall to 8066-8000-7940 zone in the bear case scenerio.
Bottom Line:(Positional Cyclical Trading Levels)
Gap Up/Dw | (Indicative) | |||||||
SGX NIFTY | 8395 | 36 | ||||||
NF-APR | LTP | 8359 | ||||||
SL (+/-) 10 POINTS | FROM SLR | |||||||
Intraday Swing | Trader | |||||||
T1 | T2 | T3 | T4 | T5 | SLR | |||
Strong > | 8405 | 8450-8485* | 8500-8532 | 8555-8578* | 8611-8635 | 8668-8700 | <8385 | |
Weak < | 8385 | 8349-8311* | 8278-8245 | 8213-8190* | 8154-8131 | 8103-8066 | >8405 | |
FOR | Conservative | Positional | Trader | |||||
T1 | T2 | T3 | T4 | T5 | SLR | |||
Strong > | 8405 | 8485* | 8532 | 8578* | 8635 | 8700-8872 | <8385 | |
Weak < | 8385 | 8311* | 8245 | 8190* | 8131 | 8066-8000 | >8405 | |
NF gave a nice rally for the last few days on the back of some MAT panel positive expectation & rate cut hopes (0.50% ??) by RBI amid reports of timely & not so bad monsoon.
Going ahead, rate cut @0.25% might be already priced in by the market & rate cut @0.50% will provide some rally further. Also RBI is actively considering some more liquidity enhancing measure in the form of CRR/SLR cut against Gold deposits of banks. Currently, many banking industry in India is suffering from an astronomical NPA of around 3 L Cr and liquidity may be a problem for many PSU banks and their recapitalization issue may be a challenge for the Govt. Ultimately, its the banks, which have to fund the "India/Modinomics story".
Majority in RS is also very important for Modi Govt for smooth passage of various important reform bills. Hopefully, GST & Land bill will be passed in the forthcoming monsoon session, but market will also look forward for the coming state assembly elections, specially Bihar.
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