Live Dow Nasdaq Asia market, Europe Market Future (Please wait atleast 30 seconds to upload data)

Friday, December 21, 2007

Market This Week ( 24th-28 December )

Well , Happy Christmas to all of you.

Reason :

Strong Global Cues ,Strong Number on Christmas from US and So there may be a good start on monday .

SEBI announce Short sell for every class of investors better for market movement.

On Monday you may see high jump in market ,At the end of Week you may see Positive market .This time market start and after december you may see some new high again in market.

This week market is positive try to achieve its previous high , but volatilty still maintain there.
Buy Nifty and ready for some gain.Go long on Nifty.

Market is Positive this week but due to holiday season of FII not able to make really huge jumps .

Nifty is in rangebound 5700-5900.let see whether it cross it this week or take some more time.
Nifty is strong only after 6050.


Tips :

(1) Buy Manglore Cement for 30% gain in next two week.
Get daily Surehsot calls only on www.niftysuretips.com @ rate of just Rs 170 per day

6 comments:

Unknown said...

Normally when there is a sale in the supermarket, people run to buy as much as they can as they are getting it cheap. However when there is a stock market crash and when your favourite companies shares are available at rock bottom prices (assuming nothing has affected companies business prospects), that's the best time to buy them in fact. Normally when everything is positive and the market is in an uptrend, people go and buy and when it has crashed, people sell their stocks and run for cover. Opposite is the strategy to adopt.

Greedy when others are fearful, fearful when others are greedy.

This is one of the principles experts proclaim. That's when others are fearful (a time when market is down), get greedy because you get shares cheap. As mentioned previously, generally when shares are climbing up and SENSEX conquering new highs, all flock to buy. However When the shares are climbing down and the market is crashing people sell and run for cover.

Only thing you should try to ensure in such circumstances is that crash is total and that you have seen the bottom. It is however difficult to ensure this. However when your favourite share is available at good prices even if it is not the lowest possible, that's good buy.
The idea is that you should buy a share for 100 Rs. and sell it for 130 or 150 Rs or more. That's when you make profit from it. Hence while in the market, look for good shares which have plunged instead of those which are climbing up. Pick up good shares when their value is down and keep them for future for them to climb higher.
This is fairly easy to achieve when the market is incessantly climbing up as in a bull market. However when the overall sentiment is weak and when the market is volatile, you cant do any forecasting where it will go next. Hence you need to apply this principle as and when applicable.

Anonymous said...

buy low sell high

Normally when there is a sale in the supermarket, people run to buy as much as they can as they are getting it cheap. However when there is a stock market crash and when your favourite companies shares are available at rock bottom prices (assuming nothing has affected companies business prospects), that's the best time to buy them in fact. Normally when everything is positive and the market is in an uptrend, people go and buy and when it has crashed, people sell their stocks and run for cover. Opposite is the strategy to adopt.

Greedy when others are fearful, fearful when others are greedy.

This is one of the principles experts proclaim. That's when others are fearful (a time when market is down), get greedy because you get shares cheap. As mentioned previously, generally when shares are climbing up and SENSEX conquering new highs, all flock to buy. However When the shares are climbing down and the market is crashing people sell and run for cover.

Only thing you should try to ensure in such circumstances is that crash is total and that you have seen the bottom. It is however difficult to ensure this. However when your favourite share is available at good prices even if it is not the lowest possible, that's good buy.
The idea is that you should buy a share for 100 Rs. and sell it for 130 or 150 Rs or more. That's when you make profit from it. Hence while in the market, look for good shares which have plunged instead of those which are climbing up. Pick up good shares when their value is down and keep them for future for them to climb higher.
This is fairly easy to achieve when the market is incessantly climbing up as in a bull market. However when the overall sentiment is weak and when the market is volatile, you cant do any forecasting where it will go next. Hence you need to apply this principle as and when applicable.

Anonymous said...

Dcw Ltd had informed the Exchange that the Companys project of conversion of Mercury Cells to Membrane Cells at its Caustic Soda Unit at Sahupuram, Tamilnadu has been successfully completed and the plant has achieved full production capacity. The Company has now informed the Exchange that: "The Companys commissioned project of conversion of Mercury Cells to Membrane Cells at its Caustic Soda unit at Sahupuram in Tamilnadu was a Conversion - cum - Expansion project to convert its entire mercury cell based chlor-alkali projection capacity to the more cost efficient and environment-friendly membrane cell technology. This technology up gradation was accompanied by a capacity expansion to 100,000 MTPA from 60,000 MTPA, in view of increased demand outlook and better market conditions. The expanded and upgraded capacity became operational from December 20, 200

Anonymous said...

Hi guys buy Apollo tyre n GHCL.....will certainly give good return.

Anonymous said...

buy barak valley cement, Usually cement demand is very high in india and people believe that it will go up.

Anonymous said...

usha martin, Usha Martin Ltd has informed BSE that in pursuance to the approval received from the shareholders of the Company, at the Extraordinary General Meeting held on December 07, 2007, the Directors of the Company on December 21, 2007 by circulation, has allotted 38500000 warrants, each convertible into one equity share at the option of holders within a period of 18 months from the date of allotment, at a price of Rs 87/- each in accordance with SEBI [Disclosure & Investor Protection] Guidelines, 2000, as amended, on preferential allotment basis to certain Companies in the promoters group against 10% advance received from said allottee Companies

Indian Stock Market : A technical View by Niftysuretips.com