" 200 Pts Gap down & RBI surprise!" Pre-Market Report Analysis, Nifty & Bank Nifty 08 Aug 2024 Range

SHARRA
7 Aug 202409:35

Summary

TLDRIn this video, the host discusses the anticipation of the RBI's interest rate decision amidst a global stock selloff. The market expects a pause at 6.5%, but surprises could occur if the rate is cut or raised. The script also covers the US market's reaction to a government bond auction and tech stock performance, while highlighting key factors like GDP growth rate and inflation forecasts that could impact Indian markets. Technical analysis of Nifty and Bank Nifty suggests potential pullbacks, with crucial resistance and support levels identified. The video concludes with a reminder for viewers to subscribe and consider the content for educational purposes only.

Takeaways

  • 📉 The global stock selloff over the past week overshadowed the RBI interest rate decision.
  • 🏦 Most investors expected the RBI to maintain the interest rate at 6.5% for the eighth consecutive time.
  • 📊 There could be surprises if the RBI changes its decision, especially considering past interest rate changes.
  • 💡 The RBI's decision can significantly impact the market, especially if it deviates from expectations.
  • 🔍 Investors should watch for changes in the monetary stance, GDP growth rate projections, and inflation targets.
  • 📈 Any change in the RBI's stance from 'withdrawal of accommodation' to 'neutral' could be disastrous for the market.
  • 📉 Changes in GDP growth rate projections from 7.2% could influence market sentiment.
  • 📉 Inflation projections for the fiscal year and quarters could also impact the market.
  • 💧 The current liquidity surplus in the Indian banking system is positive, but measures to reduce liquidity could negatively affect banking stocks.
  • 📈 In the US market, positive momentum was dampened by higher yields and a semiconductor stock miss, affecting the S&P 500, Dow Jones, and NASDAQ.

Q & A

  • What is the main topic of the video script?

    -The main topic of the video script is the anticipation of the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) interest rate decision and its potential impact on the stock market, particularly focusing on Nifty and Bank Nifty, as well as a review of the previous day's US market and other global economic indicators.

  • What is the general expectation regarding the RBI's interest rate decision?

    -The general expectation is that the RBI will keep the interest rate unchanged at 6.5% for the eighth time in a row, which most investors consider a 'no change' or 'non-event' scenario.

  • What could be considered a surprise in the RBI's interest rate decision?

    -A surprise could occur if the RBI decides to cut the interest rate, as this would be unexpected given the current market consensus of maintaining the status quo.

  • What historical voting patterns in the RBI's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meetings suggest potential for a rate cut?

    -In the past, there have been instances where MPC members have voted for smaller rate increases or a pause in rate adjustments, indicating a potential for a rate cut if a majority of members vote for it in the current meeting.

  • What are the three additional factors the market will be looking for in the RBI's policy meeting?

    -The market will also be looking for the RBI's stance on monetary policy, the GDP growth rate forecast, and the inflation targets for the year and the upcoming quarters.

  • What does a 'withdrawal of accommodation' in the RBI's monetary policy stance imply?

    -A 'withdrawal of accommodation' implies that the RBI is leaning towards a rate cut, which is a more accommodative monetary policy to stimulate the economy.

  • How did the US market perform the previous night, and what factors influenced it?

    -The US market opened positively but closed with significant losses due to factors such as a higher yield at the US Government's 10-year note auction, which raised demand concerns, and poor earnings reports from a major semiconductor company.

  • What was the performance of Indian ADRs in the US market?

    -HDFC Bank ADR closed positive, while Infosys and Wipro closed with gains in the Indian market, but turned negative in the US ADRs, with Vio down over 1%.

  • What is the current liquidity surplus in the Indian banking system, and how might it affect the market?

    -The Indian banking system currently has a liquidity surplus of around 2.8 lakh crore rupees, which is generally positive for the market. However, if the RBI announces measures to reduce liquidity for inflation control, it could be seen as negative, particularly for large banking stocks.

  • What technical indicators suggest a potential pullback for Nifty?

    -Nifty defended its 50-day exponential moving average around 24,000, and both hourly and daily RSI momentum indicators are indicating a positive crossover, suggesting a potential pullback.

  • What are the key support and resistance levels for Nifty and Bank Nifty based on the script?

    -For Nifty, the key resistance level is 24,400 with significant upside potential only if it fills the bearish gap around 24,700, while the crucial support level is at 24,000. For Bank Nifty, the resistance zone is 50,600 to 50,800, with crucial support at 49,800 to 49,700.

Outlines

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📉 Stock Market Reaction to RBI's Interest Rate Decision

The video script discusses the anticipation of the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) interest rate decision amidst a global stock selloff. It suggests that most investors expect no change, with the rate likely to remain at 6.5% for the eighth consecutive time. However, the speaker highlights the potential for surprises based on past voting patterns of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) members. The script also outlines other factors that could impact the market, such as the RBI's stance on monetary policy, GDP growth rate forecasts, inflation targets, and liquidity measures. The speaker advises viewers to be cautious as any deviation from the expected 'pause' could significantly move the market.

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📈 Analysis of Global and Indian Market Performance

This paragraph provides an overview of the previous day's market performance, focusing on the US market's initial positive opening due to global momentum, which later declined due to the US government's bond auction and poor earnings reports from a semiconductor company. The script also touches on the performance of Indian ADRs, with HDFC Bank ADR being a notable positive performer. It discusses the Indian market's reaction to the US market's downturn and the significant selling by institutional investors. The speaker provides a technical analysis of Nifty and Bank Nifty, highlighting key support and resistance levels, and discusses the impact of weekly options data on market expectations. The video concludes with a cautionary note against making investment decisions based solely on the content provided, emphasizing its educational purpose.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡RBI interest rate decision

The RBI interest rate decision refers to the Reserve Bank of India's determination of the benchmark interest rate, which influences the country's monetary policy. The video discusses how investors expect the RBI to maintain the interest rate at 6.5%, but mentions potential surprises that could arise if the rate is changed, impacting the stock market significantly.

💡monetary policy

Monetary policy involves the actions of a central bank, such as the RBI, to control the supply of money and interest rates in the economy. In the video, the upcoming monetary policy meeting is highlighted as a crucial event that could affect market movements, with discussions on potential interest rate cuts or changes in monetary stance.

💡Nifty and Bank Nifty

Nifty and Bank Nifty are stock market indices in India. Nifty represents the top 50 companies on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), while Bank Nifty includes leading banking sector stocks. The video outlines the expected performance and technical analysis for these indices, noting their potential reactions to the RBI's decisions.

💡GDP growth rate

The GDP growth rate measures the increase in a country's economic output over time. The video mentions that the RBI had previously raised the projected GDP growth rate to 7.2%, and any changes in this projection during the policy meeting could significantly impact market sentiment.

💡inflation

Inflation represents the rate at which the general level of prices for goods and services rises. The video discusses the RBI's inflation forecasts for the financial year and quarterly periods, explaining how any deviations from these projections could influence market reactions.

💡liquidity surplus

Liquidity surplus refers to the amount of liquid assets available in the banking system. The video notes that the current liquidity surplus in India's banking system is around 2.8 lakh crore rupees, which is considered positive. However, any measures by the RBI to reduce this liquidity could negatively affect banking stocks.

💡global stock selloff

A global stock selloff refers to a widespread decline in stock prices across international markets. The video begins by mentioning the recent global stock selloff over the past week, setting the context for the current market volatility and the importance of the upcoming RBI interest rate decision.

💡MPC (Monetary Policy Committee)

The MPC is a committee within the RBI responsible for setting the benchmark interest rate. The video references past decisions by MPC members, including votes for interest rate changes, to illustrate potential scenarios that could arise in the upcoming policy meeting.

💡market sentiment

Market sentiment reflects the overall attitude of investors towards a particular market or security. The video emphasizes how the RBI's decisions on interest rates, GDP growth projections, and inflation targets can significantly influence market sentiment, leading to potential price movements.

💡technical analysis

Technical analysis involves evaluating securities by analyzing statistics generated by market activity, such as past prices and volume. The video provides a technical analysis of Nifty and Bank Nifty, discussing patterns, support and resistance levels, and expected market behavior based on recent trading data.

Highlights

Global stock selloff over the past 7 days has been significant.

Expectations for the RBI interest rate decision today are varied, with many anticipating no change.

RBI is expected to keep the interest rate at 6.5% for the eighth consecutive time.

There is potential for surprises in the interest rate decision.

Previous RBI meetings have seen changes in voting patterns among MPC members, influencing rate decisions.

Any deviation from a pause in the interest rate will significantly impact the market.

Market will also focus on the monetary stance, GDP growth rate, and inflation targets.

A change in the monetary stance to neutral would be negative for the market.

RBI's projected GDP growth rate is 7.2%; changes to this projection will affect market sentiment.

Inflation targets for the year and quarters are closely watched and any changes will impact the market.

Liquidity surplus in the Indian banking system is currently positive, but measures to reduce it for inflation control could be negative.

Bank Nifty shows nervousness compared to Nifty due to interest rate uncertainties.

US market opened positively but faced profit booking due to higher yields on government notes and a semiconductor stock miss.

Indian ADRs showed mixed performance, with HDFC Bank positive and Infosys and Wipro closing positive in Indian markets but negative in US ADR.

Technical analysis indicates potential pullback for Nifty and Bank Nifty with key support and resistance levels identified.

Options data shows significant positions at specific strike prices, indicating market expectations.

Investors are advised to be cautious based on the RBI policy decision and other market factors.

Other important items to watch include the Bank of Japan summary, US weekly jobs insurance data, and Fed balance sheet.

Transcripts

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hello everyone in the midst of global

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stock selloff over the past 7 days I

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completely forgot and missed about the

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RBS interested decision today so in this

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video Let's look first what we can

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expect on the monetary policy meeting

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and then after that we'll discuss about

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our regular pre-market stuff for today

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8th August 2024 for the stock market in

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terms of nifty and back Nifty trust me

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there is a high chance of surprise today

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and let me tell why so without delay

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let's get started I mean we know there

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has been Lots going on the world right

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now in addition to that one of the

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reason why the market didn't give much

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importance to this RB interested

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decision is as most investors expecting

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it as a no change or non-event like The

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Wider expectation is that the RBI will

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keep the interest rate same or pause at

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6.5% for the eighth time in a row but I

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think there are two ways where we can

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have some surprises for example if reord

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please pause and have a look between m

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to September 2022 RBA was increasing the

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interest rate at the rate of 50 basis

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Points each then at the September

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meeting first time MPC member Ashima

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goyel voted 35 basis point increase

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rather than the 50 basis point increase

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then in the following MPC meeting in

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December 2022 five members voted for 35

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basis point increase which was the

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reduction from the regular 50 basis

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point increase in the last four times I

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mean following the goyal terms and in

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the same meeting jant Verma voted for

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the pause in the interestate decision

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after that in February 2023 both jant

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Verma and goyel both voted to PA the

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interest rate but still on the February

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MPC meeting other four voted to increase

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25 basis point so on the February month

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as an outcome RBI increased 25 basis

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points but after that for eight times or

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around one year rway kept the interest

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rate unchanged 6.5% then between March

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and April for time only jant Verma voted

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to cut the interest rate by 25 basis

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points still the majority other five

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voted to keep it PA at 6.5% however in

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the last June month meeting two MPC

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members jant Verma and Ashima goyel both

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voted for 25 basis points interest rate

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cut so today by chance other two members

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voted to cut the interest rate decision

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means then that is a huge surprise in

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the market I mean most probably cutting

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the interest rate is always positive but

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there are instances Market took those as

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negative as well like demand concern

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hence as I said anything other than

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pause will drive the market

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significantly today so please be

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cautious interested decision is at 10:00

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a.m. in the morning in addition to this

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Market will look for three other things

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monetary stands GDP growth rate and

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inflation yearly and quarterly Target I

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mean the June month monetary stand is

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withdrawal of accommodation which means

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means the stands tilted towards the rate

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cut by chance if they changed that to

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neutral stands means then it's

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disastrous for the market second in the

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last MPC meeting for the present

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Financial year RBI increased the

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projected GDP growth rate to 7.2% from

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7% so now if RBI maintains the GDP

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growth rate to 7.2% means then it's

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neutral if they reduce it to 7% then

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it's negative by chance if they increase

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it to 7.5% means then that will be very

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much bullish for the market moving on if

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record please person and have a look in

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June month monetary policy meeting for

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this whole financial year RBI forecasted

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4.5% inflation and for q1 4.9 and for Q2

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3.8% again if there is any change in the

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number means then the market will

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possibly react to it and finally after a

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long time only at the present Indian

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banking system system having the

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liquidity surplus of around 2.8 lakh CR

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rupees which is positive but if RBI

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announces any measures to reduce the

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liquidity for the inflation control

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purpose means then that will be

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considered as negative for the banking

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stocks particularly the large one that's

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one of the reason why Bank Nifty is

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little nervous compared to Nifty okay

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that's it that's all I want to discuss

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about the today's RB policy meeting

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let's move to the US market last night

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because of the very good Global momentum

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US market opened 1.5% positive however

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around 10:00 a.m. eastern time US

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Government 10e note auctioned for higher

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yield due to demand concern which then

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started the profit booking in addition

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super micro computer one of the semic

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stock missed the analyst estimation so

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that fell around 20% and dragged down

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the whole semiconductor index so overall

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S&P 500 from around 1.5% positive

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earlier it dropped to around 8% negative

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whereas Dow Jones down 6% and NASDAQ

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down above 1% in case of vix it's

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roughly same as Tuesday night around 28

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only oil sector closed to positive

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because oil price increased over 3%

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since the US Oil stock inventory fell

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below expectation at the time of this

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video Bren crude trading around 79 us

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per barrel whereas W grud closed at 75.5

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per barrel regarding Indian ADR in line

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with the Indian market only HDFC Bank

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ADR closed positive of around 2% whereas

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both infosis and vipro closed positive

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of 2% in Indian market that in US ADR

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turned negative especially Vio which was

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down over 1% in case of ICC Bank it was

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flat to negative so overall Banks looks

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okay or mixed but it stocks seems

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negative in line with that GI Nifty at

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the early morning today it closed at

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24140 equating it with the spot market

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for now it's indicating the gap down

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opening of 200 to 240 points about

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institution again yesterday fi was Mega

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net sellers looks like they're not

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stopping the selling yesterday the net

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sold for approximately 3,300 CR rupees

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whereas da net bought for 3,800 CR

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rupees so as a summary there is no

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concrete negative news that I'm aware of

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but because of US market was down and

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the gift Nifty is indicating over 200

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points gap on opening however as I said

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please be cautious based on RBA policy

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the market can turn around about the

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things to look out before our Market

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opening Bank of Japan summary is due to

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release then at 10: a.m. RBI interestate

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decision and in the night for us Market

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weekly jobs Insurance data 30-year Bond

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auction and fed balance sheet are some

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of the important items we need to keep

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an eye out today coming to technical

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Nifty opened 300 points Gap up and it

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was positive throughout the session I'm

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guessing due to short covering however

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it was very much range bound and closed

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near the opening

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24,300 thus on the daily chart Nifty

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formed a DOI cic pattern hence again

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Nifty defended 50-day exponential moving

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average around 24,000 and in addition

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both hourly and daily RS momentum

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indicator indicating a positive

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crossover so all these parameters are

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indicating that Nifty expects to have a

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pullback hence the next level to watch

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on the higher side will be

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24,400 but significant upside potential

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is Possible only if Nifty fills the

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large bearish gap that created on last

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Monday which is around 24,700 Zone Above

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This 25,000 level becomes the next

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crucial Point while 24,000 Remains The

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crucial support level in case of Bank

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Nifty it also opened 500 points Gap up

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and re bounded finally closing at around

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,1 120 thus on the daily chart Bank

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Nifty formed a small bearish cic pattern

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with a long lower Shadow this long lower

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Shadow means Market was pulled down by

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the sellers but the lower level buying

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supported the market in the late hours

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hence Bank Nifty can witness a pullback

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over the next few trading sessions till

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50,600 to 50,800 from short-term

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perspective on the downside 49,800 to 4

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9,700 is the crucial support Zone

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regarding the weekly options data the

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maximum call option open add was at

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25,000 strike followed by 24,800 and

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24,500 with maximum new call option

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writing at 24,700 strike and then 24,600

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and 24,400 on the put side the maximum

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open was at 24,000 strike followed by

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24,00 and

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23,500 with maximum new put option

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rating at 20 24,00 strike and then

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24,200 and 24,300 that's from options

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data 24,500 to 24,600 is the resistance

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Zone on the higher side with support at

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24,000 to 24,00 level so that's all in

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