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    Day trading guide for Friday's market

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    Nifty seems to be overstretched in the short-term with overbought readings on the momentum oscillators. The swing length of any upside rally historically has been observed to be at around 9 per cent, post which normally a correction of about 3 per cent-4 per cent is followed.

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    Nifty: Technically, with the index above the 11794 levels indicates a bullish signal for the market and exhibits strength for the index to rally beyond 12000 levels. However with the market being overstretched, in the short term, a minor correction can’t be ruled out, but that would be an opportunity for investors to create long positions between 11700 and 11650 levels. One needs to keep a stop loss at 11500 for the same. On Friday market would like to take a cue from the monetary policy announcement.

    Tech Picks
    Shrikant Chouhan, Executive Vice President - Technical Research


    Page Industries: Buy
    CMP: 20933.45
    TARGET: 21560
    STOP LOSS: 20610
    Stock has formed strong reversal formation near important retracement level.

    HCL Tech: Buy
    CMP: 849.55
    TARGET: 875
    STOP LOSS: 835
    Stock has formed range breakout pattern along with modest volume activity indicates uptrend likely to continue in the near term.

    Hindalco: Buy
    CMP: 174.25
    TARGET: 180
    STOP LOSS: 170
    After a strong uptrend stock is consolidating near 20 day SMA. The texture of the stock suggest high chances of fresh uptrend wave from current levels.

    Aurobindo Pharma: Buy
    CMP: 837.75
    TARGET: 865
    STOP LOSS: 820
    Higher bottom formation on daily and intraday charts along with positive SAR series indicate uptrend wave likely to continue in the short run.

    F&O Strategy
    Sahaj Agrawal, DVP-Derivatives, Research

    Futures:
    Buy OCT FUT Dr. Reddy's at: 5230
    TARGET: 5500
    STOP LOSS: 5070
    Bullish Flag Breakout seen on Daily Charts above 5200

    Options:
    Sell NIFTY OCT 12000CE
    at: 130
    TARGET: 30
    STOP LOSS: 180
    NIFTY seems to be overstretched in the short-term with overbought readings on the momentum oscillators. The swing length of any upside rally historically has been observed to be at around 9 per cent, post which normally a correction of about 3 per cent-4 per cent is followed. The current setup, where Nifty rallies from 10790 to 11900, satisfies this condition. Further, the participation from the broader market is missing which is also negative.

    Forex & Interest Rate Technical
    Anindya Banerjee, DVP, Currency Derivatives & Interest Rate Derivatives

    USDINR: November 25th Option structure:
    • Buy 73.50 PUT OPTION 25TH NOV
    • Sell 72.50 PUT OPTION 25TH NOV
    • Sell 74.50 CALL OPTION 25TH NOV
    • Total Prepaid Paid: 2 Paise
    • STOP LOSS: Exit strategy if USDINR spot trades above 74.50 max profit on strategy: 98 Paise
    Commodity Calls
    Ravindra Rao, VP- Head Commodity Research
    Commodity Exchange Strategy
    Silver (Dec) MCX Sell at 61500/61700
    TARGET: 59600/59400
    STOP LOSS: 62400
    Crude Oil (Oct) MCX Buy at 2900/2880
    TARGET: 3050/3080
    STOP LOSS: 2820
    Copper (Oct) MCX Sell at 524/525
    TARGET: 517/515
    STOP LOSS: 528
    Soybean (Oct) NCDEX Buy at 3940/3910
    TARGET: 4080/4100
    STOP LOSS: 3840
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