Sunday, March 27, 2016

Year End NAV dressing will keep the market afloat

The Hope of a Rate Cut rally continues and the markets gained a further 1.5 % in the truncated week. The year NAV dressing time is here and the bonuses of the Fund Managers are dependent on the NAV values so expect the markets to remain afloat at least in the first half of the week.





1. The key ingredient of a rally is the FII inflow and till date in March the inflow has been 16500 crores. This has been the highest since March 2014 when it was 25000 crores. As long as the money is pouring the markets will rise.


2. The RBI policy on the 5th of April is a key trigger. A 25 basis rate cut has been factored in. It could also happen that it is a sell on news kind of event. The markets have run up almost a 1000 points and some kind of correction is due.

3. The Result season is in April and as we have noticed in the past the Results season usually the markets are flat to negative.

4. Technically speaking we have resistances coming in from the 200 EMA at 7778 and at 200 DMA at 7900. The layer between 200 EMA and 200 DMA becomes a critical zone. This zone is tested before a breakout or a breakdown.

5. The Global cues are quiet at the moment. So everything depends on the RBI Action in the first week of April.

This is a good time to book profits for stocks bought at a lower level and wait for a dip to buy again.

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