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	Updated: Feb 03, 2012 at 22:30 WEEK AHEAD Focus remains on 3rd quarter results Investors will closely watch the next batch of Q3 December 2011 results, which is likely to dictate the near-term trend on the bourses. On the macro front, data on industrial production for January 2012 is due on 10 February 2012. On the political front, seven-phase polling for assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh begins on Saturday, 4 February 2012. WEEK 06-02-12 to 10-02-12 NIFTY RANGE 5200-5500 CRUCIAL SUPPORT 5260 & RESISTANCE 5430 APPROACH Stock Specific approach STRATEGY One must not get too excited. Exercise restraint MARKET TREND Could offer more upsides from a trading perspective MARKET OUTLOOK Tough to predict the market’s direction in the short term FACTORS Q3 Nos., FII Flow, Global cues & State Elections IMPORTANT Time to book some profits in long positions but don't short
Ø OUT-LOOK: Five winning weeks in a row have clearly stunned most market players after last year’s disappointment. The Nifty has convincingly crossed its 200-DMA and has also closed above it for the past four sessions. The Sensex too has pierced the crucial technical barrier. The manner in which the market has rallied has raised expectations of more gains. However, one must not loose sight of the risks confronting the market – both domestic as well as external. Things could get little trickier going forward as strong money flow is driving the current ascent. The US jobs data, outcome of Greece’s debt swap talks and the lower court’s verdict on P. Chidambaram’s alleged complicity in the 2G scam are among the events to keep on one’s radar in the immediate future. One also has to see if the ongoing FII inflows persist or taper off. Although FY12 earnings have been discounted, any nasty surprise from results may also dampen the mood. One should tread carefully at this juncture, as the market could get pegged back again on any fresh bad news. Ø LAST WEEK: Indian Markets closed up about 3.00% as compared to previous week closing. The market witness positive outlook with Strong FIIs participation, Rupee strengthens, positive data’s from US & Euro Zone Economy and good support from the other global markets. Markets avoid some negative news of 2G Scam Case in which some telecom companies were on Hit list and cancelled 122 licenses of RCom, Swan Telecom, Idea, Videocon, Uninor, Loop telecom etc. On the sectoral front REALTY, AUTO, IT and BANKEX were among the top gainers which were up about 3.05-4.77% and CONSUMBE DURABLES & CAPITAL GOODS were the only two losers with the loss of 1.00-3.00%. On the Flip Side: U.S. markets performed extremely well with a jump of 2-3% as compared to previous week closing, Europe markets also closed in green with the gain of 3-4% while other Asian markets were marginally up about 1.00%. Ø WEEK AHEAD: IIP Data for the month of December will due on 10th Feb. 2012. Besides In the European market, Investors are eagerly awaiting outcome of negotiations between Greece and the IMF for landmark debt deals. As well As Q3 Result of giants like Hindustan Unilever, National Aluminum, India Cements, Mahindra & Mahindra, GMR Infrastructure, Bharti Airtel, ONGC, Power Grid Corporation of India, Tata Steel, Hindalco, ACC, Ambuja Cements, HPCL, Tech Mahindra, Tata Power, BPCL, Britannia Industries, Sun TV Network, and Neyveli Lignite Corporation, may impacted stocks specific movement. Asia: Investors look to China for a possible easing in the country's inflation numbers. Plus, corporate earnings are expected from Japan's auto giants. US: Markets will likely focus on Cisco Systems Inc, Walt Disney & Co. and whether Greece and its banks reach a deal over restructuring debt. Europe: The European Central Bank is likely to keep monetary policy on hold next week, while the Bank of England may decide to expand its asset-purchase program in an effort to revive the British economy. Ø Q3 EARNINGS: The Q3 December 2011 results announced so far have been mixed. The combined net profit of a total of 1,349 companies fell 2.3% to Rs 52223 crore on 25.4% growth in sales to Rs 570526 crore in Q3 December 2011 over Q3 December 2010. Hindustan Unilever, National Aluminium company and India Cements unveils quarter results on Monday, 6 February 2012. Mahindra & Mahindra and GMR Infrastructure unveil Q3 results on Tuesday, 7 February 2012. Bharti Airtel, ONGC, Power Grid Corporation of India and Tech Mahindra unveil Q3 results on Wednesday, 8 February 2012. Tata Steel, Hindalco, ACC, Ambuja Cements and HPCL unveil quarterly results on Thursday, 9 February 2012. Tata Power, BPCL, Britannia Industries, Sun TV Networks and Neyveli Lignite Corporation unveil Q3 results on Friday, 10 February 2012. JSW Steel announces consolidated Q3 results on Friday 10 February 2012. The company has already announced its stand-alone results. Ø GLOBAL EVENTS: Among key global events, the Bureau of Labor Statistics in the US will release the January non-farm payrolls report on Friday, 3 February 2012. In the European market, marketmen are eagerly awaiting outcome of negotiations between Greece and the IMF for landmark debt deals, which can help Greece dodge a disastrous default in the spring. Greece is locked in two sets of talks— one with private creditors to have them take losses on their bondholdings and the other with its international bailout rescuers to receive new loans. Ø APPROACH: Did we miss the Bus? We think it's still at the early stages. We have had only about a months worth of rally, only the last couple of weeks have been on volume. We think there is still further to go. In terms of emerging market, and also India specifically, emerging markets clearly will benefit from cheap dollars. In addition, the whole of Asia, including India, you have got a peaking of inflation and therefore peaking of interest rates. There is also monetary policy both from China through to India gets easier and that certainly makes it easier for investors to go and invest. The valuations are not overstretched, so China on 8 times earnings, India on 12 times are not supper cheap, but it's certainly got some value there. So, there are reasons to get involved. For India specific and we think that there are still a few concerns about corruption. Obviously the 2G issue the day before, we have got the election happening as well, so some reasons there to be a little bit cautious. However, overall for the medium-term certainly we remain bullish on the markets. There is certainly more upside from here. Ø SENTIMENTS: There are a number of factors here, which are going to affect sentiments. In the budget, it will be important for us to see the deficit being brought under control. We think more indications from the RBI. The monetary policy will be easier going forward is important. We also think the election results are important as well. From a foreigner's stand point, the sort of flip-flop policy on retail was a bit disappointing. The 2G announcement yesterday, potentially, longer-term is good. We do need to see that happen though. So, the results of the election are very important, particularly if we get a reformist-type policy and clearly involved in that and the budget etc, will be important as well. We have got data points in the short term, which will be critical, for the market to go and rise further. Ø INFLOW: India has been a bit neglected from a foreign investor standpoint. Obviously performance last year was extremely week. Customers have actually got burnt on the back of that, so they have been a bit wary coming into the year. We think we have had interest now from foreigners that are underweight in India. The markets have obviously jumped, so being underweight has not really helped them. So, certainly they are taking the emerging markets and India a bit more seriously. There is some cautious optimism out there, so in the sense that we do have to get through the elections and we need some results to come through there positively. So, what people are hoping for from the foreign community is that the government gets a mandate from the people to go and encourage more reforms. The foreigners would like to see more reforms coming through, whether it is the teleco space, retail space etc. If we see that, people will be more encouraged. We had some positive comments from the Deputy Governor of the RBI this morning, talk about rates possibly going lower from here. That adds to liquidity. We need to see some more noises both from the political side and reform side and also from the RBI side. And if those comments are positive and supportive, we think they are going to take the markets more seriously for this year. Are FIIs reversing their underweight stance on India and increasing the weightage? It's a challenge because if you are an international investor and you want to invest in emerging markets, you have a wide choice. It could be India. It could China. It could be Brazil etc. India is not the cheapest market. Things like Russia are on 5 times earnings, Brazil is on 8 times earnings etc. So, India is certainly more expensive and we think it has to earn that premium to some degree. For foreigners to get involved into India in a more aggressive fashion, we are going to need the political environment to be a bit more accommodating and certainly a bit more on the inflation front in terms of inflation coming down. Certainly, India is a good place to put your money particularly as foreigners have got cash and they are being financed by cheap dollars. Ø MACRO: December exports up 6.7% to $25 billion, trade deficit (exports-minus imports) for April-December soars to $133 billion, and seen touching $160 billion by March. Core sector growth in December at a tepid 3.1%, indicating that the recovery in the November index of industrial production may have been an aberration. Finance ministry advisor Kaushik Basu sees inflation for FY12 between 6.5-6.8%, says economy is turning around. Rupee continues to rise against the dollar, hits three month high of 48.68, driven by strong FII inflows, weakness in dollar relative to other economies. Growth in household savings declines to 13.7% in 2010-11, compared to 21% the previous fiscal, mainly due to high inflation. Purchasing Managers Index for manufacturing hits 7-month high of 57.5 in January. Liquidity pressure persists despite cut in cash reserve ratio, RBI resorts to open market operations to infuse liquity. Ø POLICY: The Supreme Court on Friday cancelled 122 2G telecom licences issued after January 2008, saying that norms were flouted while awarding them to companies. Uninor, Loop DB Etisalat, Sistema Shyam among worst affected. No clarity yet on refund on licence fee. The spectrum available as a result of the cancellation of the licences, will be auctioned, earning much needed revenues to the cash-strapped government. Ø MICRO: Under pressure from power industry, Coal India rolls back recent price hikes. Also, the company's wage bill to rise 25% from the new financial year starting April, following a salary revision agreement with the trade unions. ICICI Bank's third quarter numbers better than market expectations. But capital goods companies disappoint. Quarterly numbers from BHEL, Crompton Greaves, Siemens and Thermax below market expectations. Tata Motors, Maruti and M&M report strong January sales, but two-wheeler majors like Bajaj Auto, Hero and TVS fail to impress. Gold loan firms Muthoot Finance and Manappuram Finance report strong growth in third quarter net profit. Carlyle sells part of its stake in HDFC, Warburg Pincus trims stake in Kotak Mahindra Bank. Core Education leads race to pick up Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's stake in Aptech. Jet Airways shares firm up as prices of aviation turbine fuel cut by 3%. Ø GLOBAL AND DOMESTIC MARKETS: GLOBAL: Global markets rallied smartly despite no firm decision yet on Greece. Talks of hard landing in China and US getting concerned about its deficits did not affect the equity markets. Jobs data helped US markets close the week on a stronger note. Greece talks are also believed to be progressing well and some decision is likely by next week. US Data to watch next week: MBA Mortgage Applications, Durable Goods Orders, Initial Jobless Claims, Continuing Claims. DOMESTIC PERFORMANCE OF SECTORAL INDICES: India continued to remain in a sweet spot. Currency has been appreciating helped by significant FII liquidity. The domestic institutions remained net sellers in this rally. Interest rate sensitives continued to be the key drivers though there was some buying interest in defensive especially the pharma space. The overall sentiment has definitely improved and despite a surprise decision by Supreme Court to scrap 122 licenses in the 2G Scam, the markets came out unscathed. The telecom sector did see volatility and Bharti gained in the bargain. Cement, power, retailing, PSU banks are some of the sectors which saw buying interest continue. Data to watch next week: Food Articles WPI YoY; Fuel Power Light YoY; Primary Articles WPI YoY . OUTLOOK: From extreme pessimism in December, we are reaching a scenario where we are seeing some optimism come back. Rupee appreciated to below 49 levels.Flows have been phenomenal. Companies affected by currency are also making a comeback as the notional losses may not become a reality. Hopes from government continue be it in power, retailing, airlines, sugar, railways.PSU companies have started announcing dividends and more are likely to do so ahead of this fiscal to help govt. Disinvestment of ONGC, Gail also seems to be on cards. While extreme pessimism was uncalled for, there does not seem to be a reason to be overly optimistic as well. Global as well as local issues continue and they still remain to be addressed. The market will ride on liquidity surge and the rising tide will lift all boats. Liquidity is extremely unpredictable and not very dependable either. Software, cement, power, pharma, PSU banks and retailing are some of the space which could offer more upsides from a trading perspective. Ø MARKET SNAPSHOT: Nifty February Futures closed at 5345.55 (premium of 19.7 points over the Nifty spot) Open interest Nifty FUTIDX (Expiry 23 Feb 2012): 22.52 mn. Open interest BankNifty FUTIDX (Expiry 23 Feb 2012): 2.41 mn. India VIX for the week ended at 23.69, up 2.67 from previous week’s close (21.02). In the week VIX touched low of 20.68 and high of 24.49. Weekly Open Interest Analysis (Nifty Option): Across all expiries, open interest is highest at 5200, 5300, 5400 call options, while open interest in the put options is highest at 4800, 4900, 5000 strike prices, suggesting 4800-5400 to be the trading zone for Nifty index in short term. Sector Wise OI Change: All the sectors witnessed positive OI change with OIL&GAS, POWER and BANK leading the rally. Ø GLOBAL ECONOMY: German retail sales unexpectedly declined in December to 1.4% from November, when they fell 1%. The decline in German unemployment may slow as companies struggle to find workers for 1 million open jobs amid a shrinking population. Spain will give struggling banks more time to take their share of Euros 50 bn (USD 65.7 bn) in real estate charges if they agree to merge with other lenders. Lenders have about Euros 175 bn of what the Bank of Spain terms “troubled” assets linked to real estate on their books. The government wants to remove doubts about valuations to help banks make loans and tap financing as it also seeks to shrink the industry. By improving the transparency and the perception of strength of Spanish banks, they will be able to finance themselves better, and that is going to allow them to make loans. Euro area manufacturing, services expanded in January, the composite index purchasing managers in industries rose to 50.4 from 48.3 & for services it rose to 50.4 up from 48.8. Japan’s industrial production rose in December to 4% as automakers rebounded from flooding in Thailand that disrupted their supply chains. Separate data showed the nation’s jobless rate rose to 4.6% in December from 4.5% the previous month. Also Japan’s Finance Minister escalated his warnings against strengthening in the yen toward a postwar high. The currency’s strength is undermining Japan’s recovery by eroding exporters’ profits and encouraging companies to shift manufacturing abroad. Manufacturing in the U.S. grew in January, adding to signs of a global pickup from Germany to China. The Institute for Supply Management’s index climbed to 54.1, from 53.1 in December. Other reports showed U.S. construction spending increased at the fastest pace in four months and companies added 170,000 workers to payrolls in January. U.S. manufacturing growth points to an acceleration in the economy. Ø INDIAN ECONOMY: Manufacturing activity in the country grew at its fastest pace in eight months in January on strong domestic and overseas demand, buttressing a view gaining ground that India had probably left the worst of the economic slowdown behind it. The HSBC Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rose to 57.5 in January from 54.2 in December. Also, HSBC Services Index rose to 58 in January from 54.2 in December. Inflation in India continues to be a concern, and recent data showed input prices for manufacturers rising sharply to 63.4 in January from 62.7 in the previous month. Cheaper food items pulled down retail inflation experienced by industrial workers sharply to 6.49% in December from 9.34% in November. Meanwhile, inflation based on the food index for industrial workers moderated to 1.97% in December from 7.61% in November. Fiscal deficit is likely to be about one percentage point higher than the budgeted 4.6% of gross domestic product in the current fiscal year that ends in March according to an economic adviser to the prime minister. The fiscal deficit during April to December reached 92.3% of the full-year target, primarily due to lukewarm tax collections. During the period April to December fiscal deficit was INR 3.81 tn. During the same period last financial year, the fiscal deficit was 44.9% of the budgeted target. The centre has managed to raise INR 5.2 tn in revenue during the period, which is 61% of the budgeted target for the entire fiscal. With only three months left in the current fiscal the government is unlikely to meet its revenue target of INR 8.4 tn. Reflecting growing prosperity, India's per capita income grew by 15.6% to INR 53,331 per annum in 2010-11, crossing the half-a-lakh rupees mark for the first time. The growth in per capita income comes on the back of 8.4% expansion of the Indian economy during the last fiscal. Ø ECONOMIC CALENDER: India 7-Feb: FY12 Annual GDP 7-Feb:Government Est JAN 7-Feb: India Local Car Sales JAN 10-Feb: Industria Production YoY DEC US 8-Feb:Consumer Credit DEC 8-Feb:MBA Mortgage Applications 3-Feb 9-Feb:Initial Jobless Claims 4-Feb- 9-Feb:Continuing Claims 28-Jan 9-Feb:Bloomberg Consumer Comfort 5-Feb 10-Feb:Trade Balance DEC 11-Feb:Monthly Budget Statement JAN CONCLUSION: Last week Nifty shut on a positive note @ 5326 and up by 121 points from the previous week's close. Technically Nifty on weekly chart has formed bullish candle stick pattern, which shows positive sentiment on weekly closing basis. Nifty spot week on week has opened at 5163.55, made a low of 5076.70 and made a weekly high of 5335 and then finally closed positive at 5326. Oscillators like RSI is showing positive crossover in weekly chart, which shows supports are good for buying opportunity. Nifty closed above the 200 day moving average (5190) indicating the short term trend could be turning positive. Short term stochastics are showing overbought territory and negative sentiment till support levels at 5191-5145. The market setup is somewhat positive with trading range between 5145-5400 on weekly basis. The next area of resistance is around at 5390-5470 and supports are at 5190-5140. If Nifty trades below 5140, it may take supports at 5025. Weekly Nifty has resistance at 5390-5470 and supports at 5190-5140. Weekly Sensex has resistance at 17900-18100 and supports at 17150-16950. Weekly Bank Nifty has resistance at 10350-10535 and supports at 9880-9700.
THE WEEK THAT WAS
THE WEEK THAT WAS Market extends rally for 5th week in a row The market jumped last week on strong inflows from foreign institutional investors (FIIs). Data released during trading hours on Wednesday, 1 February 2012, showing strong manufacturing sector growth in January 2012 underpinned sentiment. A private survey showing that the services sector grew at its fastest pace in six months in January 2012, further boosted market. The BSE Sensex rose 370.98 points or 2.15% to 17,604.96 in the week ended Friday, 3 February 2012. The S&P CNX Nifty rose 121.15 points or 2.33% to 5,325.85. The BSE Mid-Cap index rose 2.96% and the BSE Small-Cap index rose 3%. Both these indices outperformed the Sensex. Foreign funds stepped up buying of Indian stocks, with a net inflow of a massive Rs 1941.23 crore on Thursday, 2 February 2012, as per provisional data from the stock exchanges. FIIs had mopped up shares worth a net Rs 1676.49 crore on Wednesday, 1 February 2012, as per provisional data from the stock exchanges. FIIs made substantial purchases of Indian stocks last month. FIIs bought shares worth a net Rs 10357.70 crore in January 2012, as per data from Securities & Exchange Board of India (Sebi). India's services sector grew at its fastest pace in six months during January 2012 as new business swelled, extending the previous couple of months' positive trend into the new calendar year, a survey showed on Friday, 3 February 2012. The HSBC Business Activity Index, compiled by Markit and based on a survey of around 400 firms, bounced to 58 in January from 54.2 in December. That was the third month the index has been above the 50-mark separating growth from contraction. India's manufacturing sector grew at its fastest pace in eight months in January 2012 as factory output surged the most on record on increased domestic and foreign demand, a survey showed on Wednesday. The HSBC manufacturing purchasing managers' index (PMI), compiled by Markit, jumped to 57.5 from 54.2 in December. The factory output sub-index jumped to 62.9 in January from 55.8 in December, the biggest rise from one month to the next on record. Both the output and the new orders indexes rose to their highest level since May last year. India's trade deficit widened to $12.7 billion in December from $8.0 billion a year earlier as export growth slowed due to falling global demand. But imports, specially in the non-oil segments, continued to grow. For the April-December period, the trade gap was $133.2 billion, compared with $96.2 billion a year earlier. India's merchandise exports in December grew 6.7% from a year earlier to $25.0 billion while imports rose 19.8% to $37.7 billion. The government on Tuesday, 31 January 2012, slightly lowered its estimate of the country's growth in gross domestic product for the last fiscal year ended 31 March 2011, to 8.4% from 8.5%. · MONDAY: Trading for the week began on weak note. Weakness in global equity markets pulled Indian stocks lower on Monday, 30 January 2012. The barometer index, BSE Sensex, snapped a 6-day rally to end below the psychological 17,000 mark. The BSE Sensex fell 370.68 points or 2.15% to settle at 16,863.30. The S&P CNX Nifty fell 117.40 points or 2.26% to settle at 5,087.30. · TUESDAY: Key benchmark indices surged on Tuesday, 31 January 2012, as firm global stocks lifted sentiment. The barometer index, BSE Sensex, regained the psychological 17,000 mark that day. World stocks rose that day after European Union (EU) leaders on Monday, 30 January 2012, signed a fiscal pact aimed at ending huge deficits in the region as part of efforts to control the region's sovereign-debt crisis. The BSE Sensex rose 330.25 points or 1.96% to settle at 17,193.55. The S&P CNX Nifty rose 111.95 points or 2.20% to settle at 5,199.25. · WEDNESDAY: Strong cues from European market aided rally in Indian stocks on Wednesday, 1 February 2012. Good auto sales in January 2012 and data showing strong manufacturing sector growth in the month just gone by boosted sentiment. The BSE Sensex rose 107.03 points or 0.62% to 17,300.58. The S&P CNX Nifty rose 36.45 points or 0.70% to 5,235.70. · THURSDAY: Key benchmark indices edged higher for the third consecutive trading session on Thursday, 2 February 2012. Data showing substantial purchases of Indian stocks by foreign institutional investors underpinned sentiment. Also supporting sentiment for the second day in a row was data released during trading hours on Wednesday, 1 February 2012, showing strong manufacturing sector growth in the month just gone. The BSE Sensex rose 131.27 points or 0.76% to settle at 17,431.85. The S&P CNX Nifty rose 34.20 points or 0.65% to settle at 5,269.90. · FRIDAY: Key benchmark indices gained for the fourth consecutive trading session to hit highest closing level in 13-1/2 weeks on Friday, 3 February 2012, as data showing stepping up of buying of Indian stocks by FIIs recently boosted sentiment. The BSE Sensex was up 173.11 points or 0.99% to 17,604.96. The S&P CNX Nifty was up 55.95 points or 1.06% to 5,325.85. Among the 30 Sensex shares, 25 rose and the rest declined. MEMORIES OF THE WEEK Ø TOP STORIES: · SC scraps 2G licenses issued by A Raja · SC asks trial court to decide on probe vs. Chidambaram · Govt to examine SC verdict on 2G case: FM · SC ruling in 2G case may affect 10k jobs · ASSOCHAM reacts to SC ruling on 2G scam · SBI not worried about exposure to new '2G' licences · Uninor 'shocked' at SC scrapping 2G licences · Idea Cellular's statement on SC judgement · Central banks discuss New Trilemma at RBI conference · Govt notifies change in tariff values of gold, silver Ø DOMESTIC NEWS: · Rupee at 3-month high...Up for 5th week in a row · Govt scales down FY11 GDP growth to 8.4% · Weekly inflation data discontinued from today: Govt · Fiscal deficit reaches 92.3% of FY12 goal · Infrastructure sector growth slows again in December · India's manufacturing PMI hits 8-month high · MGNREGA 2.0 will be unveiled by next month: Jairam Ramesh · FM holds pre-budget meeting with leading economists · ASSOCHAM calls for removal of import duty on iron ore · SBI needs US$3bn annually to meet loan demand · Coal India rolls back price hike · Allahabad HC dismisses Indian Oil's writ petition · Air India loses fuel supply from OMCs · Infosys announces leadership transition · RIL asked to withdraw arbitration notice by OilMin · Carlyle sells stake in HDFC...Stock falls Ø GLOBAL NEWS: · Facebook to raise US$5bn in IPO · US economy has been gradually recovering: Ben S. Bernanke · China’s manufacturing output remains sluggish · Eurozone manufacturing contraction eases in January · Japan's industrial output grows 4% in December · Global passenger demand up 5.9% in 2011: IATA · Xstrata confirms merger talks with Glencore · Sony names Kazuo Hirai new CEO; Stringer to be Chairman · ABB to acquire Thomas & Betts for US$3.9bn Have a Great & Profitable Week Ahead…
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DATE	SCRIPT	TYPE	RECOM	S.L.	TGTS	RESULT	PRO/LOSS
30/01/2012	ASTRAZEN	BUY	1615	1595	1630-50	TGT ACHD	35.00
30/01/2012	SBIN	SELL	2050	2065	2030-0	TGT ACHD	40.00
30/01/2012	BLUEDART	BTST	1680	1650	1725-75	BOOKED PROFIT AT 1610	30.00
31/01/2012	PNB	BUY	977	970	990-1000	SL CLICKED	-7.00
31/01/2012	GRUH	BUY	610	600	625-40	SL CLICKED	-10.00
01/02/2012	BAJAJFINANCE	BUY	785	775	800-20	SL CLICKED	-10.00
01/02/2012	GILLETTE	BUY	1900	1880	1935-75	BOOKED PROFIT AT 1915	15.00
01/02/2012	GODFRYPHILP	BUY	2890	2850	3050-3250	TGT ACHD	360.00
02/02/2012	PGHH	BTST	1810	1780	1850-1900	TGT ACHD,BOOKED PROFIT AT 1860	50.00
02/02/2012	GILLETTE	BTST	1910	1880	1950-2000	TGT ACHD	40.00
02/02/2012	HAVELLS	BUY	492	485	500-10	BOOKED PROFIT AT 496	4.00
02/02/2012	SBIN	SELL	2045	2060	2030-15	SL CLICKED	-15.00
02/02/2012	DRREDDY	BTST	1605	1575	1650-1700	TGT ACHD,BOOKED PROFIT AT 1660	55.00
03/02/2012	CONCOR	BUY	937	925	960-90	BOOKED PROFIT AT 950	13.00
03/02/2012	BAJAFINSV	BUY	493	485	505-515	TGT ACHD	12.00
	NET PROFIT / PER SHARE [Rs.] - FOR THE WEEK						612.00
	TAKING 100 SHARES AS A BASE NET PROFIT FOR THE WEEK IS Rs.						61200.00

PACKAGE: “FUTURE-INTRA” – WEEKLY:30-01-12 To 03-02-12

DATE	SCRIPT	TYPE	RECOM	S.L.	TGT	RESULT	Profit/Loss
30/01/2012	LICHSGFIN	BUY	247	242	253-60	TGT ACHD	13000.00
30/01/2012	TVSMOTOR	BTST	50.5	49	53-54	BOOKED PROFIT AT 51.50	4000.00
31/01/2012	TITANIND	BUY	205	202	210-15	BOOKED PROFIT AT 206	1000.00
31/01/2012	UNIONBANK	BUY	224	221	229-34	BOOKED PROFIT AT 227	3000.00
01/02/2012	JPASSOCIAT	BUY	69	68	71-73	TGT ACHD	16000.00
01/02/2012	TATAMOTORS	SELL	247	250	242-37	SL CLICKED	6000.00
01/02/2012	TATAPOWER	BUY	107	105	110-13	TGT ACHD	12000.00
01/02/2012	HINDALCO	BUY	146	144	150-153	TGT ACHD	8000.00
02/02/2012	AMBUJACEM	BUY	168	166	171-74	BOOKED PROFIT AT 169	2000.00
02/02/2012	BHEL	BUY	262	259	267-72	TGT ACHD	5000.00
02/02/2012	WELCORP	BUY	123	121	127-30	SL CLICKED	-4000.00
02/02/2012	SINTEX	BUY	90	89	92-93	BOOKED PROFIT AT 91.20	2400.00
02/02/2012	BHARTIARTL	C/O BUY	387	382	393-400	TGT ACHD	6000.00
02/02/2012	TATASTEEL	BUY	478	473	485-90	EXIT AT 474	-2000.00
03/02/2012	NEYVELLIG	BUY	97	95	100-102	BOOKED PROFIT AT 98.50	6000.00
03/02/2012	GODIND	BUY	214	211	217-20	EXIT AT 213	-1000.00
03/02/2012	PFC-FUT	BUY	179	177	182-85	BOOKED PROFIT AT 180	2000.00
	NET PROFIT / PER LOT - FOR THE WEEK Rs.						79400.00

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S.No.	Period	Charges[Rs]
01	Monthly	3000.00
02	Quarterly	7000.00
03	Half Yearly	13000.00
04	Yearly	24000.00

FEATURES
S.No.	Description	Remarks
01	Pre Mkt View	Over all Trend
02	Pre Mkt Cash Intraday Call	1-2 Script Daily
03	Mid Mkt Cash Intraday Calls	4-5 Script daily
04	Short Term Delivery Call	1-2 Script in a week
05	B.T.S.T. Call	Depends on Market

REMARKS
S.No.
01	Call through SMS [High Quality of SMS server]
02	Call through yahoo Messenger [Same Timing of SMS]
03	Daily 8-10 Call  [Depends on Market]
04	Only NSE base call [Unless otherwise it is mentioned]
05	SMS any where in India

 PACKAGE : "FUTURE-INTRA"  

CHARGES
S.No.	Period	Charges[Rs]
01	Monthly	4000.00
02	Quarterly	10000.00

FEATURES
S.No.	Description	Remarks
01	Future Intraday 3-5 Calls	Depends on Market
02	Future B.T.S.T. Call	Depends on Market

REMARKS
S.No.
01	Call through SMS [High Quality of SMS server]
02	SMS any where in India

PACKAGE : "NIFTY-PREMIUM"

CHARGES
S.No.	Period	Charges[Rs]
01	Monthly	4000.00
02	Quarterly	10000.00

FEATURES
S.No.	Description	Remarks
01	NIFTY FUT, BANK NIFTY FUT	1-2 Calls Daily
02	Intraday/Positional Call	Further Number of calls depend on Market Movement
03	B.T.S.T. Call	Further Number of calls depends on Market Movement

REMARKS
S.No.
01	Call through SMS [High Quality of SMS server]
02	Specialized Service framed purely for Nifty & Bank Nifty Players
03	Daily 1-2 Call  [Depends on Market]
04	Includes both Intraday & Positional.
05	SMS any where in India

 PACKAGE : "JACKPOT" 

CHARGES
S.No.	Period	Charges[Rs]
01	Monthly	7000.00

FEATURES
S.No.	Description	Remarks
01	Cash Intraday Call	1-2 Script Daily
04	Short Term Delivery Call	1-2 Script in a week
05	B.T.S.T. Call	1-2 Script Daily

REMARKS
S.No.
01	Call through SMS [High Quality of SMS server]
02	Call through yahoo Messenger [Same Timing of SMS]
03	Daily 3-4 Call  [Depends on Market]
04	Only NSE base call [Unless otherwise it is mentioned]
05	SMS any where in India

 PACKAGE : "MEGA - PACK" 

CHARGES
S.No.	Period	Charges[Rs]
01	Monthly	12000.00

FEATURES
S.No.	Description	Remarks
01	Pre Mkt View	Over all Trend
02	Pre Mkt Cash Intraday Call	1-2 Script Daily
03	Mid Mkt Cash Intraday Calls	14-15 Script daily
04	Short Term Delivery Call	3-4 Script in a week
05	B.T.S.T. Call	Depends on Market

REMARKS
S.No.
01	Call through SMS [High Quality of SMS server]
02	Call through yahoo Messenger [Same Timing of SMS]
03	Daily 15-20 Call  [Depends on Market]
04	Only NSE base call [Unless otherwise it is mentioned]
05	SMS any where in India

 PACKAGE : "DELIVERY" 

CHARGES  

S.No.