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All our IntraDay Trading Calls Hitting Targets...

Our Silver Sell Call Rocked Bottom to lower levels (Profit +300 points)

Our Gold Sell Call Rocked Bottom to lower levels - (Profit +80 points)

Our Crude Oil Sell Call went down but then came Sharply up - SL Triggered (Loss -20 points)

Our BANKNIFTY Sell Call Rocked Bottom to lower levels in last minutes trade. (Profit + 75 points)

Double Dhamaka MCX Call - Our Silver Buy Call Zoomed to higher levels (Profit +200 points)

Our Cairn Buy Call moving steadily to higher levels (+1 point - Long Call Open)

Our BGREnergy Buy Call moving steadily to higher levels (+2.5 point - Long Call Open)

Our IDFC Buy Call moving upwards keep holding with strict s/l (+0.5 point - Long Call Open)

Our Yes Bank Buy Call went down but then came Sharply up - SL Triggered (-3 points)

Positional - Our Silver Sell Call Rocked Bottom to lower levels and still drifting down (+500 points and counting)




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Index Special -> Nifty Futures (5586.95) : 
Above 5670, we may see 5706, 5747, 5774. Below 5503, we may see 5472 in no time, followed by levels of 5450 and 5406. Trading Fraternity may please, Trade Only on Breakout side, according to their personal financial capacity & risk based on your own decisions.

Positional Stock Futures:

1)    Reliance (874): SL Rs. 858. It may touch 891 to 910…

2)    TCS (1147.90): SL Rs. 1125. It may touch 1166 to 1180…

3)    Aban (527.65): SL Rs. 510. It may touch 536 to 550…

4)    Axis (1270.70): SL Rs. 1256. It may touch 1287to 1301…

5)    LIC (223.45): SL Rs. 213. It may touch 230 to 237…

NSE F&O:

1)    Punj llyod (75.30): SL Rs. 72. It may touch 79 to 84.

2)    Raymond (392.25): SL Rs. 379. It may touch 405 to 414.

3)    HDFC (696.60): SL Rs. 685. It may touch 714 to 732.

4)    Educomp (386.15): SL Rs. 380. It may touch 397 to 411.

5)    Aurobindo (173): SL Rs. 170. It may touch 180 to 186.

Daring Equity Calls :

1)    Agee Gold (512289) (97): Very Near term it may touch 104 to 113…

2)    Usher Agro (532765) (141.30): Near term it may touch 147 to 154…

3)    Rei Agro (532106) (28.95): Near term it may touch 30 to 32…

4)    Praj (522205) (74.60): Near term it may touch 77 to 81…

5)    IFCI (500106) (47.10): Near term it may touch 50 to 53…

6)    Chambal Ferti (500085) (84.70):  In near term it may touch 88 to 93…

7)    Godrej Consumer (532424) (437.60): Near term it may touch 450 to 468…

8)    Great Offshore (532786) (214.35): Near term it may touch 221 to 235…

9)    Nagaarjuna  Fertilizer (500075) (33.60): Near term it may touch 35 to 39…

10) Hotel Leela (500193) (44): Near term it may touch 48 to 52….

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1)    Unitech (507878) (34): Near term it may touch to 37 to 39…

2)    TTML (5323714) (21.25): Near term it may touch 23 to 25…

3)    HCC (500185) (33.45): Near term it may touch 35 to 37…

4)    R Power (532939) (114.10):  Near term it may touch 118 to 124…

5)    Essar Oil (500134) (123.65): Near term it may tocuh 127 to 133….

6)    Suzlon (532667) (50.05): Near term it may touch 52 to 54….

7)    NTPC (532555) (189.15): Near term it may touch 194 to 198…

8)    LITL (532778) (22.90): Near term, it may touch 25 to 28…

9)    SCI (523598) (105.50):  Near term, it may touch 108 to 113…

10) MRPL (500109) (80.40):  Near term, it may touch 84 to 88…

11) Balasore (513142) (20.90): In short time it may touch 23 to 27…

12) Batliboi (522004) (23.65): In short time it may touch 27 to 32…

13) S Kumar (514304) (54.15):  In short time it may touch 59 to 64…

14) Alok (521070) (25): In short time it may touch 27 to 29…

15) Riga Sugar (507508) (21.55): In short time it may touch 23 to 27..

16) GVK Power (532708) (19.30): In short time it may touch 21 to 23..

17) GMR Infra (532754) (31.65): In short time it may touch 34 to 37..

18) IDFC (532659) (138.75): In short time it may touch 142 to 145...

19) JP Power (532627) (45.80): In short time it may touch 50 to 55...

20) FSL (532809) (17.90): In short time it may touch 20 to 23….

21) Karuturi Global (531687) (12.13): In short time it may touch 14 to 17..

22) SEL MCL (32886) (16.85): In short time it may touch 19 to 21…

23) India Lease (500202) (10.50): In short time it may touch 14 to 17..

24) Winsome Yarns (514348) (3.51): In short time it may touch 5 to 7...

25) Kachchh Minerals (531778) (8.56): In short time it may touch 10 to 12..

26) Arvind Remedies (531823) (2.31): In short time it may touch 3 to 5..

27) Sturdy Ind (530611) (4.40): In short time it may touch 7 to 9…

28) Kirti Indi (526423) (6.75): In short time it may touch 8 to 10…

29) KFA (532747) (39.70): In short time it may touch 41 to 43…

30)  Kirti Nutrients (533210) (5.00): In short time it may touch 7 to 9…

31) Astra Micro (532493) (28.35): In short time it may touch 32 to 36…

32) Edelweiss (532922) (33.60): In short time it may touch 36 to 39…

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Sustained Rise In Crude Price Will Hit Economic Growth - Team MarketDhara

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke says a prolonged rise in oil prices would pose a danger to the economy. But he says the more likely outcome is a temporary and modest increase in consumer prices - not runaway inflation.

Bernanke, in prepared testimony to the Senate Banking Committee, is more confident that economic growth will increase this year. But he warns it won't be strong enough to quickly lower unemployment, now at 9 percent. He cites other risks to the economy, including rising prices for oil, gasoline, food and other commodities, and further weakness in home prices. Those risks could prompt Americans to spend less.

The Fed chief says the economy still needs the support of its $600 billion bond-purchase program. Just as the economy has gained some momentum, a new danger has emerged. Sharply higher fuel costs could prompt people to spend less on other things, slowing the recovery and possibly hiring.

That new risks - along with already elevated unemployment - are likely to be cited by Bernanke as reasons why the Fed must stick with its stimulus program and buy $600 billion worth of Treasury bonds through June.

"For Bernanke, the labor market is ground zero for a sustainable expansion," said economist Sal Guatieri at BMO Capital Markets. The Fed's bond-purchase program is intended to spur more spending and invigorate the economy by lowering rates on loans and boosting prices on stocks.

However, Republicans in Congress and some Fed officials worry that the program could trigger inflation and a wave of speculative buying on Wall Street that could lead to new bubbles in the prices of assets like stocks and bonds. Bernanke has repeatedly defended the program, saying it is needed to energize growth and reduce unemployment. Fears of inflation are overblown, he has said.

Despite the run-up in prices for oil, food and other commodities, Bernanke and a majority of his Fed colleagues have insisted that inflation won't get out of hand. Workers have little power to demand big pay increases because the jobs market - while healing - is still weak. Many factories and other companies are operating well below full capacity because customer demand is far from booming. Those forces will prevent inflation from taking off, the Fed predicts.

Still, rising prices are a concern for ordinary Americans.

Gas prices jumped over the weekend to a new nationwide average of $3.37 a gallon - 26.7 cents a gallon more than a month ago. Food prices in January rose at the fastest since the fall of 2008. Prices for household staples including cereal, meat, eggs, poultry, fruits and vegetables marched upward.

If gas prices rise to $3.75 a gallon and stay there for a year, it could mitigate the benefit of the Social Security tax cut, economists said. The economy would still grow, but it wouldn't get a boost from people spending more on goods and services. If gasoline prices went as high as $5 a gallon, spending cuts by consumers and businesses could push the  economy into a recession, analysts say. That's a remote prospect but one that can't be dismissed.

Bernanke testifies before the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday. The next day Bernanke appears before the House Financial Services Committee. At both sessions, Bernanke will talk about the Fed's economic outlook. The Fed is forecasting the economy to grow at a stronger pace this year - between 3.4 percent and 3.9 percent. But that won't do much to help unemployment.

The Fed sees unemployment hovering around 9 percent this year and falling as low as 7.6 percent next year, when President Barack Obama seeks re-election. Normal unemployment is closer to 6 percent. On inflation, the Fed says consumer prices won't exceed 1.7 percent this year. That would be slightly higher than last year, but would still be considered low inflation by historical standards.

Gold to touch $2000+, Silver to hit $50+ in 2011: John Embry

NEW DELHI (Commodity Online @ MarketDhara.Com): Gold and silver price predictions continue to dominate the New Year headlines these days. While celebrated commodities investors like Jim Rogers have predicted that gold price would zoom over $2000 per ounce in this decade, several investment banks are forecasting gold price to be in the range of $1500-$1800 in the next five years.

John Embry, Chief Investment Strategist at Sprott Asset Management, has come out with his forecast on gold and silver for 2011. In an online interview to News MarketDhara, Embry--a leading voice in investment circles around the world--says gold price will touch $2000 and silver would hit $50 in 2011.

“I’d be disappointed if it didn’t trade through $2,000 this year, in that event if gold were to make a run at that, silver is a layup for $50,” he said.

Embry said that the returns over the last 10 years, gold returned over 18% and silver close to 24% annually. These are spectacular returns and we haven’t seen anything yet, we’re not even close to the third leg which is the blowoff.

“This may be the best opportunity you’re going to get at least from a price sense to buy gold and silver in the next few days. I think when this correction however long it will last is over, it will probably mark the lows for the year which will then be the liftoff to the eleventh consecutive year of higher gold prices," he said.

When asked once again about tightness in the silver market Embry remarked, “There is infinitely more demand for physical silver than there is supply. I mean all of this stuff coming out of the ground is long since spoken for by traditional industrial and medical uses and what have you. And now with investor interest picking up, I just saw that on the 3rd of January there was 1.7 million silver coins sold in the United States which was equal to the amount that was sold in all of the month of December. So, investment demand for silver is going off the chart, this could only mean dramatically higher prices.”

When asked about his themes for 2011 Embry stated, “Basically I think we are going to see more of the same. I mean I don’t see how you could possibly shut off the paper spigot without causing a depression, the likes of which would make the 30’s look like a picnic. If that’s the case then you’ve got to continue to focus on hard assets, and when you get these violent corrections...you’ve got to be in a position to buy them. The things that I would be avoiding like the plague are bonds, particularly long bonds.

...Things are sufficiently dire that I think we are going to have to recast the monetary system before this is over. And in such an undertaking I suspect that gold may be remonetized, and given the amount of paper there is in the world, I mean it will have to be remonetized at a price which would sort of stagger the doomsayers today on gold. There are still more people talking negative on gold today than there are positively believe it or not,” Embry added.

“Show Me The Money….”

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I read a quote by a famous US based Futures trader named Ed Seykota, around twelve years ago. He said “Everybody gets what they want, from the markets”. It is only recently, that the true import of this statement dawned upon me.

When you ask market participants what they want from the market, they will all say that they want to make money. However, things are not always what they seem. There may be different reasons for being in the market and making money through price differentials may not be prime amongst them. Here are a few examples :

The day trader: He is in it for the action. If you ask him a hypothetical question whether he would like to earn Rs. 10 per day through day trading or Rs. 100 per week by trading once a week, most probably he will choose the former. For such people, it is the thrill of being involved with the rough and tumble of markets that is exciting. Many even use the colloquial term “Time-Pass” when asked as to why they are glued to the screen 5×5 (Five hours a day for five days in a week). Money is the ostensible motivator but the real reason is “the kick” which they get from being a part of the action.


The stockmarket analyst: The markets have given birth to this animal called an analyst. However many a time, making money from his/her recommendations is the last thing on the analyst’s mind. They are in the market only because it offers them a well-paying job. Analysts who work in large brokerage houses usually do not buy the stocks they recommend. They justify this strange behaviour by citing “compliance-related” reasons. It is rather surprising that the compliance department does not permit an analyst to put her money where her mouth is. Not that many analysts mind it. They relish the accoutrements that accompany their job. Analyst meets in five-star hotels, plant visits in scenic locations, the networking with other analysts (which may help in securing a lucrative new assignment), etc. Why bother to stake your capital in the market when your job gives you everything without any risk…


Some company promoters: For many promoters, stockmarkets are a necessary evil. They are required for periodic fund raising and nothing more. For them, despite being market participants, money is made through their business and not from price gyrations. Of course, for investors it may make sense to tag along with managements who are involved with developing their business as compared to those who have an eye on the quotation screen.

Brokerage houses: They aim to make money by making others transact as much as possible. They are not so much concerned with price movements, as to find reasons for stimulating action among traders. In a sense, the day trader and brokerage houses share a symbiotic relationship. If the day trader is seeking action, the broker does his utmost to provide it.


The financial media: Though not strictly “market” participants, they certainly mould the opinions of several people in the market. By virtue of their daily appearances many media personnel are elevated to the status of “stars” and exult in the adulation and feeling of power that accompanies it. They love the market as that is their vehicle to stardom.


The investor: He is the most invisible market participant (save and except for a few whom the media anoints as a “Wizard” or “Oracle”). He is the one who is really in it for the money and he tries to attain his objective in as unobtrusive a way as possible. Large investors come into the limelight when they make an open offer etc. but there are many other individuals or outfits who disregard the glitz and glamour of the stockmarket as it is irrelevant to their main objective, which is wealth creation.

Seykota himself was a semi-recluse who operated far away from Wall Street as he wanted to remain unaffected. He was clear about what he wanted from the market.

Are you frustrated about not making money in the market? It may be worthwhile pondering as to whether that is what you really want or are the markets already giving you what you want and you are not aware of it…..