| BTST CALL - STER ( BUY TODAY SELL TOMORROW ) | |||||
| BUY | TARGET 1 | TARGET 2 | STOP LOSS 1 | ||
| Rs. 101.50 | Rs. 102.50 | Rs. 104.00 | 100 | ||
| SUPPORT LEVEL: | RESISTANCE LEVEL | ||||
| BSE: SENSEX : 17213.70 | 17,197.93 | BSE SENSEX: | 17,179.93 | ||
| S1: 17326.93 | [+129(+0.75%)] | R1: 17068.93 | [+129(+0.75%) | ||
| S2: 17455.93 | [+258(+1.50%)] | R2: 16939.93 | [+258(+1.50%)] | ||
| S2(1): 17504.93 | [+307(+1.75%)] | R2(1):16890.93 | [+307(+1.75%)] | ||
| S3: 17584.93 | [+387(+2.25%)] | R3: 16810.93 | [+387(+2.25%)] | ||
| S3(1): 17627.93 | [+430(+2.50%)] | R3(1): 16767.93 | [+430(+2.50%)] | ||
| NSE NIFTY: | 5215.7 | NSE NIFTY: | 5215.7 | ||
| S1: 5254.70 | [+39(+0.75%)] | R1: 5176.70 | [+39(+0.75)] | ||
| S2: 5293.70 | [+78(+1.50%)] | R2: 5137.70 | [+78(+1.50%)] | ||
| S2(1): 5307.70 | [+92(+1.75%)] | R2(1): 5123.70 | [+92(+1.75%)] | ||
| S3: 5333.70 | [+118(+2.25%)] | R3: 5097.70 | [+118(+2.25%)] | ||
| S3(1): 5346.70 | [+131(+2.50%)] | R3(1): 5084.70 | [+131(+2.50%)] | ||
| S1: 103.45 | (+1.25%) | R1: 100.85 | (-1.25%) | ||
| S2: 103.70 | (+1.50%) | R2: 100.60 | (-1.50%) | ||
| S3: 104.20 | (+2.00%) | R3:100.15 | (-2.00%) | ||
| R4: 99.85 | (-2.25%) | ||||
| PLUWAR'S TECHNICAL ANALYSIS REPORT | |||||||
| POSITION CALL - JPASSOCIAT ( ONE DAY TO ONE WEAK) | |||||||
| BUY | TARGET 1 | TARGET 2 | TARGET 3 | STOP LOSS 1 | STOP LOSS 2 | ||
| Rs. 72.00 | Rs. 73.00 | Rs. 74.30 | Rs. 76.30 | Rs. 71.00 | Rs. 70.00 | ||
| SUPPORT LEVEL: | RESISTANCE LEVEL | ||||||
| BSE: SENSEX : 17213.70 | 17,197.93 | BSE SENSEX: | 17,179.93 | ||||
| S1: 17326.93 | (+0.75%) | R1: 17068.93 | (-0.75%) | ||||
| S2: 17455.93 | (+1.50%) | R2: 16939.93 | (-1.50%) | ||||
| S2(1): 17504.93 | ((+1.75%) | R2(1):16890.93 | (-1.75%) | ||||
| S3: 17584.93 | (+2.25%) | R3: 16810.93 | (-2.25%) | ||||
| NSE NIFTY: | 5215.7 | NSE NIFTY: | 5215.7 | ||||
| S1: 5254.70 | (+0.75%) | R1: 5176.70 | (-0.75%) | ||||
| S2: 5293.70 | (+1.50%) | R2: 5137.70 | (-1.50%) | ||||
| S2(1): 5307.70 | ((+1.75%) | R2(1): 5123.70 | (-1.75%) | ||||
| S3: 5333.70 | (+2.25%) | R3: 5097.70 | (-2.25%) | ||||
| JPASSOCIAT: | NSE & BSE: | 72 | PRE.CLOSE: | 73.35 | |||
| S1: 73.08 | (+1.50%) | R1: 72.25 | (-1%) | ||||
| S2: 73.80 | (+2.50%) | R2: 71.15 | (-2.50%) | ||||
| S3: 74.52 | (+3.50%) | R3: 70.80 | (-3.50%) | ||||
| S2(1): 75.30 | (S2+2%) | R1(1): 70.80 | (R1-2%) | ||||
| S2(2): 75.65 | (S2+2.50%) | R1(2): 70.45 | (R1-2.50%) | ||||
| S3(1): 76.40 | (S3+2.50%) | R2(1): 69.70 | (R2-2%) | ||||
| NOTE: | |||||||
| 0.15% OF NIFTY = 1.15% OF JPASSOCIAT | |||||||
| 0.75% OF NIFTY = | 2% OF JP | ||||||
| 1.50% OF NIFTY = | 4% OF JP | ||||||
| 2.25% OF NIFTY = | 6% OF JP | ||||||
| SUPPORT: 2.25% OF NIFTY= 5333.70 | 6% OF JPASSOCIAT = 76.35 | ||||||
| RESISTANCE: -1.50% OF NIFTY= 5137.70 | (-6%) OF JPASSOCIAT = 69.20 | ||||||
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one-month highs on Thursday, weighed down by weak manufacturing data from China
and tracking losses on Wall Street overnight after the U.S. Federal Reserve
stopped short of announcing a third round of quantitative easing.
The euro zone crisis remained very much in the spotlight, with Spain's
borrowing costs expected to hit a new euro era high at a debt auction on
Thursday, a few hours before it sheds light on the dire state of its weaker
banks and possibly makes a formal request for European Union funds to rescue
them.
Futures for Euro STOXX 50, for Germany's DAX, for France's
CAC and for Britain's FTSE were all down 0.5 to 0.6 percent.
The retreat is set to come after strong gains in the run up to the Fed
decision on Wednesday, when the FTSEurofirst 300 added 0.5 percent to
post its highest closing level in over a month.
following the previous roller-coaster session, although gains were seen limited
ahead of Spain's short-term debt auction, while Danone will be in
focus after a profit warning linked to Spain's recession.
At 0622 GMT, futures for Euro STOXX 50, Germany's DAX and
France's CAC were up 0.1-0.2 percent.
Jittery investors were bracing for key debt auctions by Spain on Tuesday and
Thursday, at which the country is seen paying record high rates.
Spain's Treasury will issue between 2 billion and 3 billion euros ($2.52
billion-$3.79 billion) of 12- and 18-month debt on Tuesday, and between 1
billion and 2 billion euros of bonds due in 2014, 2015 and 2017 on Thursday.
narrow election victory for Greece's pro-bailout parties over radical leftists
eased some immediate concerns about the debt-laden country leaving the euro
zone, with cyclical stocks like banks seen rising sharply.
Futures for Euro STOXX 50, Germany's DAX and France's CAC
rose 1.6-2.1 percent. Financial spreadbetters earlier predicted London's
FTSE to open as much as 1.2 percent higher, although the potential
longevity of the rally was already being questioned by some analysts.
Greek shares slumped 25 percent last month and the FTSEurofirst 300
index of top European shares fell 6.7 percent on worries an exit of
Greece from the currency bloc would destabilise markets, fuel contagion to Spain and Italy and hurt companies exposed to the region, especially banks.
bond auction at which borrowing costs are seen sharply rising.
At 0627 GMT, futures for Euro STOXX 50 were up 0.1 percent, for
Germany's DAX up 0.14 percent and for France's CAC were down 0.3
percent.
Late on Wednesday, Moody's slashed its rating on Spanish government debt by
three notches to 'Baa3' from 'A3', saying the newly-approved euro zone plan to
help Spain's banks will increase the country's debt burden.
higher open on Thursday, halting the previous session's sell-off, but gains
could be limited as concerns over Spain's ability to rescue its banking sector
continue to spook investors.
Data showing that German retail sales rose more than expected in April on a
monthly basis, up 0.6 percent in real terms, helped soothe worries about the
outlook for the euro zone economy, but may not be enough to eclipse mounting
concerns over Spain and Italy.
At 0622 GMT, futures for Euro STOXX 50, for Germany's DAX
and for France's CAC were up 0.2-0.4 percent.
The euro zone's blue chip Euro STOXX 50 index is on track to
post a monthly loss of 8.2 percent, its worst monthly performance since the
nosedive of last August, when it sank 13.8 percent.