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Nifty Futures opened on gap down note for consecutive second day and closed in red. Nifty Futures has some support in 5,370-5,330 zone and resistance in 5,500-5,550 zone. Nifty Futures may trade in this range for some days. For daily purpose, trend deciding level is at 5,450. If Nifty futures shows strength above 5,450 levels, then rally to 5,500/5,550 levels may be seen. If Nifty does not show strength above 5,450 levels then selling pressure till 5,370/5,340 may also be seen.
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The Futures Trading have its own steps, by following these steps the futures trading will be done, these steps are-
Buy a contract
When you buy shares, you can buy any number you please, even if it is just one share. In Futures, you buy a contract which will have a specific lot size depending on the stock.
Let's say you want to buy an Infosys [ Get Quote ] Futures contract. This will comprise 100 shares. Or, you want to buy a HPCL [ Get Quote ] Futures contract. This will be a lot of 650 shares.
In Futures, you buy a lot. The lot size is set for each futures contract and it differs from stock to stock.
Margin payment
When you buy a Futures contract, you don't pay the entire value of the contract but just the margin. This margin amount too is prescribed by the exchange.Let's say you buy a HPCL Futures contract.
And the price of each HPCL share is Rs 311. This will amount to Rs 2,02,150 (Rs 311 x 650 shares).
You don't pay the entire amount of Rs 2,02,150. You only pay 15% to 20% of that amount and this is called the margin amount.
The margin depends on what the exchange sets for the day. Based on certain parameters, it declares the margin for each stock.
So the margin for Infosys will vary from, say, HPCL.
Let's say the margin for the HPCL Futures is 15%. So you end up just paying just Rs 30,322 (not Rs 2,02,150).
How you make or lose money
You purchased a HPCL Futures contract and the underlying price is Rs 311 per share.
Let's say, the next day it moves to Rs 312.
The difference is Rs 1 per share (312 to 311)
You get a credit Rs 650 (Rs 1 per share x 650 shares).
The following day, it dips to Rs 310.
The difference is Rs 2 per share (312 to 310)
Since the price has dipped, Rs 1,300 (Rs 2 per share x 650 shares) is debited from your account. This will go on till you sell the Futures contract or it expires (last Thursday of the month).
So, on a daily basis you make and lose money.
Here some hot stocks with their trading strategies are given, by using these trading strategies you can make a good return from market, these are-
Kalpataru Power Transmission Ltd
Resistance 3 123.85
Resistance 2 123.05
Resistance 1 121.6
PP (Pivot Point) 120.8
Support 1 119.35
Support 2 118.55
Support 3 117.1
Action: Buy on Kalpataru Power transmission Ltd at the current market price (CMP) of Rs 120.35 | Target of Rs 126-133 | Stoploss 115
H T Media Ltd
Resistance 3 177.2
Resistance 2 169.1
Resistance 1 164.2
PP (Pivot Point) 156.1
Support 1 151.2
Support 2 143.1
Support 3 138.2
Action: Buy on HT Media Ltd at the current market price(CMP) 159.30
Target of Rs 166-172 | Stoploss 153
Usha Martin Ltd
Resistance 3 59.15
Resistance 2 58.7
Resistance 1 58.15
PP (Pivot Point) 57.7
Support 1 57.15
Support 2 56.7
Support 3 56.15
Action: Buy on Usha Martin Ltd at the current market price (CMP) of Rs. 57.60
Target of Rs 59-61 | Stoploss 53
Kalpataru Power Transmission Ltd
Resistance 3 123.85
Resistance 2 123.05
Resistance 1 121.6
PP (Pivot Point) 120.8
Support 1 119.35
Support 2 118.55
Support 3 117.1
Action: Buy on Kalpataru Power transmission Ltd at the current market price (CMP) of Rs 120.35 | Target of Rs 126-133 | Stoploss 115
H T Media Ltd
Resistance 3 177.2
Resistance 2 169.1
Resistance 1 164.2
PP (Pivot Point) 156.1
Support 1 151.2
Support 2 143.1
Support 3 138.2
Action: Buy on HT Media Ltd at the current market price(CMP) 159.30
Target of Rs 166-172 | Stoploss 153
Usha Martin Ltd
Resistance 3 59.15
Resistance 2 58.7
Resistance 1 58.15
PP (Pivot Point) 57.7
Support 1 57.15
Support 2 56.7
Support 3 56.15
Action: Buy on Usha Martin Ltd at the current market price (CMP) of Rs. 57.60
Target of Rs 59-61 | Stoploss 53
Here are some stocks and their trading strategies by using this you can grab a good profit from market-
Oil & Natural Gas Corpn Ltd
Resistance 3 313.7
Resistance 2 305.
Resistance 1 291.5
PP (Pivot Point) 283.5
Support 1 269.3
Support 2 261.3
Support 3 247.1
Larsen & Toubro Ltd
Resistance 3 1565.5
Resistance 2 1551.5
Resistance 1 1528
PP (Pivot Point) 1514
Support 1 1490.5
Support 2 1476.5
Support 3 1453
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd
Resistance 3 2182.8
Resistance 2 2128.8
Resistance 1 2091
PP (Pivot Point) 2037
Support 1 1999.2
Support 2 1945.2
Support 3 1907.4
Oil & Natural Gas Corpn Ltd
Resistance 3 313.7
Resistance 2 305.
Resistance 1 291.5
PP (Pivot Point) 283.5
Support 1 269.3
Support 2 261.3
Support 3 247.1
Larsen & Toubro Ltd
Resistance 3 1565.5
Resistance 2 1551.5
Resistance 1 1528
PP (Pivot Point) 1514
Support 1 1490.5
Support 2 1476.5
Support 3 1453
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd
Resistance 3 2182.8
Resistance 2 2128.8
Resistance 1 2091
PP (Pivot Point) 2037
Support 1 1999.2
Support 2 1945.2
Support 3 1907.4
The markets have had a tumultuous last couple of days with crucial levels being broken on the downside. Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Haresh Shivdasani, managing director and head of equities at HSBC said the key concern for investors right now is near-term headwinds like inflation and interest rates. “We are perhaps somewhere in mid-cycle and typically these are times of caution,” he informed. He said the mood right now is cautiously optimistic.
Shivdasani said his year-end Sensex target is at 21,000. “Indian market valuations are becoming more attractive,” he said adding, “India is viewed as a long-term growth opportunity.”
Shivdasani said his year-end Sensex target is at 21,000. “Indian market valuations are becoming more attractive,” he said adding, “India is viewed as a long-term growth opportunity.”
Shares in Asian developed markets rose and the dollar and Swiss franc eased on Wednesday as investors bet that China's latest interest rate rise would not derail hopes of a sustained economic recovery.
Increased investor appetite for riskier assets was also evident in the bond market, with the five-year Japanese government bond yield climbing to a 15-month high, continuing a global trend of rising yields on government debt.
China raised interest rates by 25 basis points late on Tuesday, its second increase in just over six weeks. The timing was a surprise, coming on the final day of the Lunar New Year holiday, but investors had been expecting further tightening from Beijing to rein in stubbornly high inflation.
"Chinese policymakers' efforts to rein in overheating pressures are now seen in a relatively more positive light by global investors in that they will help slow growth to a more sustainable pace, while other engines of growth in the region begin to rev up," said Samarjit Shankar, analyst at BNY Mellon.
Mainland Chinese stocks on their first day of trading following a week-long break, see-sawed between positive and negative territory and Hong Kong shares opened firmer before dipping into the red.
Japan's Nikkei was up 0.2% after touching a 9-month high and Australia's benchmark index was also up 0.3%.
But MSCI's index of Asia Pacific shares outside Japan fell 0.4%, weighed down by a 1% decline in South Korean stocks, with market players reporting weakness in firms most exposed to China and a stronger won.
"The Chinese rate hike had been expected for some time," said Lee Sun-yeb, a market analyst at Shinhan Investment Corp in Seoul. "However, investors are reacting to it be offloading issues that are sensitive to forex swings and Chinese demand."
Increased investor appetite for riskier assets was also evident in the bond market, with the five-year Japanese government bond yield climbing to a 15-month high, continuing a global trend of rising yields on government debt.
China raised interest rates by 25 basis points late on Tuesday, its second increase in just over six weeks. The timing was a surprise, coming on the final day of the Lunar New Year holiday, but investors had been expecting further tightening from Beijing to rein in stubbornly high inflation.
"Chinese policymakers' efforts to rein in overheating pressures are now seen in a relatively more positive light by global investors in that they will help slow growth to a more sustainable pace, while other engines of growth in the region begin to rev up," said Samarjit Shankar, analyst at BNY Mellon.
Mainland Chinese stocks on their first day of trading following a week-long break, see-sawed between positive and negative territory and Hong Kong shares opened firmer before dipping into the red.
Japan's Nikkei was up 0.2% after touching a 9-month high and Australia's benchmark index was also up 0.3%.
But MSCI's index of Asia Pacific shares outside Japan fell 0.4%, weighed down by a 1% decline in South Korean stocks, with market players reporting weakness in firms most exposed to China and a stronger won.
"The Chinese rate hike had been expected for some time," said Lee Sun-yeb, a market analyst at Shinhan Investment Corp in Seoul. "However, investors are reacting to it be offloading issues that are sensitive to forex swings and Chinese demand."
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