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Global markets at a glance
Markets in Asia dropped, with the Nikkei tumbling, after a
sell-off on Wall Street as oil remained volatile and concerns
about how central banks' easing measures will affect banks'
earnings persisted. Nikkei 225, which reopened after a pub-
lic holiday on Thursday, dropped 5.1%. The Nikkei 225 has
been on a downward track in recent days, as the yen rap-
idly strengthened against the dollar. That's a negative for
Japan's stocks as exporters' overseas earnings are pres-
sured by a stronger currency when they're translated back
into yen. Asia's banks and financial stocks remained under
pressure, following drops in their Europe and the U.S.
counterparts as concerns mounted over their potential per-
formance in a low-growth and low-interest rate environ-
ment. Japanese banks saw steeper losses, with Mitsubishi
UFJ down 3.24 %, SMFG lower by 3.47%, Mizuho Financial
shedding 4.90 % and Nomura falling 6.30 %. European bank
index down 6.3% by the end of trade. Sweden's central
bank yesterday slashed its already negative deposit rates
from negative-35 basis points to negative-50bps.
Bank shares dragged Wall Street lower on Thursday on con-
cerns the slowing global economy will continue to pressure
interest rates, while energy shares helped pare losses late
in the session. Volume was high as the S&P 500 touched its
lowest in two years at its session low but shaved half its
loss by the close after the Wall Street Journal reported
OPEC was ready to cooperate on crude oil production cuts,
citing the UAE energy minister. The energy sector of the
S&P ended down 0.4 % after earlier falling 3 %.
Previous day Roundup
Indian shares fell more than 3 % on Thursday and headed
for their biggest daily falls in nearly six months, hitting their
lowest levels since May 2014, as fears of a slowdown in the
global economy hit markets worldwide. Indian shares fell
more than 3 % on Thursday and headed for their biggest
daily falls in nearly six months, hitting their lowest levels
since May 2014, as fears of a slowdown in the global econ-
omy hit markets worldwide.
Index stats
The Market was very volatile in last session. The sartorial
indices performed as follow; Consumer Durables [down
363.70pts], Capital Goods [down 429.24Pts], PSU [down
228.11pts], FMCG [down 220.74Pts], Realty [down
66.21pts], Power [down 81.88pts], Auto [down 571.38Pts],
Healthcare [down 393.45Pts], IT [down pts], Metals [down
254.33Pts], TECK [down 147.08pts], Oil& Gas [down
332.68pts].
World Indices
Index Value % Change
D J l 15660.18 -1.60
S&P 500 1829.08 -1.23
NASDAQ 4266.84 -0.39
FTSE 100 5536.97 -2.39
Nikkei 225 14874.65 -5.34
Hong Kong 18317.63 -1.23
Top Gainers
Company CMP Change % Chg
CIPLA 543.00 4.40 0.82
BHARTIARTL 312.00 0.70 0.22
DRREDDY 2,888.00 2.95 0.10
Top Losers
Company CMP Change % Chg
VEDL 62.30 4.95 -7.36
TATAMOTORS 271.30 20.25 -6.95
BHEL 119.40 8.60 -6.72
ADANIPORTS 190.00 12.85 -6.33
ONGC 201.45 12.05 -5.64
Stocks at 52 Week’s HIGH
Symbol Prev. Close Change %Chg
- -
Indian Indices
Company CMP Change % Chg
NIFTY 6976.35 239.35 -3.32
SENSEX 22951.83 -807.07 -3.40
Stocks at 52 Week’s LOW
Symbol Prev. Close Change %Chg
VOLTAS 242.00 -27.25 -10.12
WOCKPHARMA 853.60 -102.25 -10.70
TCS 2,179.35 -89.45 -3.94
TECHM 433.35 -7.05 -1.60
TATAMOTORS 271.30 -20.25 -6.95
SYNDIBANK 53.05 -1.90 -3.46
SBIN 154.60 -4.40 -2.77
SINTEX 66.50 -6.05 -8.34
ORIENTBANK 84.25 -11.45 -11.96
PNB 76.40 -3.55 -4.44
OIL 322.00 -9.65 -2.91

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STOCK RECOMMENDATION [CASH]
3. SRIPIPES
In previous five session we saw 20% correction in SRIPIPES
and in last day it given close below 200DMA on daily chart
as well as it has support at 200 which is also psychological
support so below 200 we may expect around 10% more
down side from current level so we advise to sell it below
199 for target of 194 189 182 with stop loss of 203
MACRO NEWS
 Results today: IOC, BPCL, HPCL, Mahindra & Mahindra,
Sun Pharma, Nestle India, Adani Ports, Adani Power, Sun
TV Network, Alkem Laboratories, Dr Lal Path Labs, Apollo
Hospitals, Ceat, Punj Lloyd, Canara Bank, Corporation
Bank, Andhra Bank, Dhanlaxmi Bank, NMDC, IFCI, Max
India, Honeywell Automation, Kolte-Patil Developers,
MBL Infrastructures, Puravankara Projects, Aditya Birla
Fashion, Anant Raj, Excel Croreop Care, LT Foods, Lumax
Automotive, Lux Industries, Marksans Pharma,
Ramkrishna Forgings, Alok Industries, APL Apollo Tubes,
Bhushan Steel, Blue Blends, C & C Consolidatedtructions,
Camlin Fine Sciences, DCW, Dharamsi Morarji Chemical,
Easun Reyrolle, Euro Ceramics, Fiem Industries, Gammon
India, Garware Wall Ropes, Gokaldas Exports, GOL Off-
shore, Himadri Chemicals, HMT, JBF Industries, Jindal
Photo, Lloyd Electric & Engineering, LML, Madhucon Pro-
jects, Madras Fertilizers, MTNL, Man Ind, Maxwell Ind,
Mcnally Bharat Engineering, Parsvnath Developers, Patel
Engineering, PBA Infrastructure, Pratibha Industries,
Pressman Advertising, Provogue, RCF, Samtel Color, San-
gam (India), Shakti Pumps, Shilpa Medicare, Simplex Pro-
jects, Suven Life Sciences, Thiru Arooran Sugars, TIPS
Industries, Valecha Eng, Venky's (India), Welspun Ent,
West Coast Paper Mills, Zodiac Clothing, FAG Bearings
India, Godrej Ind, JK Paper, Manappuram Finance,
MMTC, Nandan Denim, OM Metals, PI Industrie
 China banks may lose 5x US bks' subprime losses in
credit crisis
STOCK RECOMMENDATIONS [FUTURE]
1. AJANTA PHARMA [FUTURE]
AJANTPHARMA FUTURE create bottom around 1270, in last
session it broke these level but around 1265 it given bounce
despite of 3% correction it index it finished flat with hammer
candle on EOD chart so we advise to buy it around 1275-
1280 for target of 1295 1315 1335 with stop loss of 1260.
2. COLPAL [FUTURE]
COLPAL FUTURE made new 52 week low of 817.70 but it
hold 825 level in whole since sharp selling came into market
in last one hour for that it broke this level at last it finished
at 821 so above 830 we can see small bounce back 840-845
so we advise to buy it above 830 with stop loss of 824 for
target of 840-845.

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FUTURE & OPTION
MOST ACTIVE CALL OPTION
Symbol Op-
tion
Type
Strike
Price
LTP Traded
Volume
(Contracts)
Open
Interest
NIFTY CE 7,300 29.00 4,18,251 46,42,575
NIFTY CE 7,400 16.00 3,74,785 55,47,750
BANKNIFTY CE 15,000 46.90 1,13,142 6,38,280
SBIN CE 180 1.30 12,840 78,80,000
SBIN CE 170 2.75 12,375 58,44,000
SBIN CE 160 5.75 7,921 27,32,000
RELIANCE CE 960 12.50 3,871 5,00,000
TATAMOTOR CE 300 4.40 3,455 16,00,500
MOST ACTIVE PUT OPTION
Symbol Op-
tion
Type
Strike
Price
LTP Traded
Volume
(Contracts)
Open
Interest
NIFTY PE 7,000 148.60 3,73,555 56,35,575
NIFTY PE 7,100 202.60 3,08,875 39,14,400
BANKNIFTY PE 14,000 331.90 95,050 4,80,270
SBIN PE 150 5.65 10,693 24,08,000
TATASTEEL PE 220 7.20 2,646 21,06,000
ICICIBANK PE 200 8.40 2,381 24,24,200
RELIANCE PE 920 22.70 2,217 3,99,500
LT PE 1,050 18.70 2,055 1,69,800
FII DERIVATIVES STATISTICS
BUY OPEN INTEREST AT THE END OF THE DAYSELL
No. of
Contracts
Amount in
Crores
No. of
Contracts
Amount in
Crores
No. of
Contracts
Amount in
Crores
NET AMOUNT
INDEX FUTURES 66405 3380.77 57840 2965.36 239334 11890.03 415.41
INDEX OPTIONS 974766 50304.37 962391 49730.36 1364437 70279.48 574.01
STOCK FUTURES 121197 5064.92 127766 5330.39 1159688 47631.52 -265.47
STOCK OPTIONS 103358 4252.06 104630 4327.59 68842 2798.49 -75.53
TOTAL 648.12
STOCKS IN NEWS
 Coal India Q3 net seen up 8% led by strong volume
growth
 Aurobindo Pharma gets USFDA nod for Levofloxacin
injection
 Bank of India posts Rs 1510cr Q3 loss, provisions spike
128%
 Nippon gets CCI nod for hiking stake in Reliance Life to
49%
NIFTY FUTURE
Again Chinese market ruined the domestic market where
we saw blood bath in domestic market where index
breached around 3%. but Nifty also has support at 6900
which is 200DMA so we can see consolidation around
6900 so we advise to sell Nifty around 7110 with stop
loss of 7200 for target of 7000 6900.
INDICES R2 R1 PIVOT S1 S2
BANK NIFTY 14,738.00 14,383.00 14,176.00 13,821.00 13,614.00
NIFTY 7,298.00 7,137.00 7,048.00 6,887.00 6,798.00

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RECOMMENDATIONS
GOLD
TRADING STRATEGY:
BUY GOLD ABOVE 30095 TARGET 30195 30300 SL 29995
SELL GOLD BELOW 29685 TARGET 29585 29400 SL 29800
SILVER
TRADING STRATEGY:
BUY SILVER ABOVE 38800 TARGET 39000 39300 SL 38550
SELL SILVER BELOW 38160 TARGET 37960 37660 SL 38400
COMMODITY ROUNDUP
COMEX Gold shot up today as a break above $1200 per
ounce mark triggered a massive burst of buying maid pan-
icky global equities. Safe haven buying was clearly at play
today as COMEX Gold rallied despite a continued correction
in global crude oil prices. Supportive undertone in world
gold demand was reflected in a latest update from World
Gold Council (WGC) also boosted sentiments. COMEX Gold
is currently trading at $1236 per ounce, up about 3.50% on
the day. These are the highest levels in nearly one year.
MCX Gold futures also jumped after a higher opening and
tested highs above Rs 27600 levels. The counter currently
trades at Rs 29549 per 10 grams, up 4.35% on the day. Equi-
ties are in a state of total disarray today with indices in
Europe down about 2-3% to test their lowest levels in nearly
four years. Global gold demand in 2015 was almost flat at
4,212 tonnes compared to the previous year, according to
the World Gold Council’s Gold Demand Trends report. The
overall global demand during 2014 stood at 4,226 tones, the
WGC report said. It said despite challenging start to the
year, gold demand rebounded in the second half of 2015, as
result of sustained buying from central banks and a strong
second half from China and India.
US crude tumbled below $27 a barrel in Asia today as the
oversaturated market struggled to cope with high invento-
ries in the United States and an increased output from
OPEC. The decline came despite the weekly US Department
of Energy report showing US oil stocks fell about 800,000
barrels for the week ending February 5, with traders seeing
inventories still at high levels. US benchmark West Texas
Intermediate for March delivery was down 55 cents, or
2.0%, at $26.90 and Brent crude for April fell 32 cents, or
1.04%, to $30.52 a barrel at around 0215 GMT. WTI had
dropped to $26.85 earlier in the session. On January 20, WTI
fell to a low of $26.19 a barrel before closing at $26.55 that
same day, the lowest since May 2003.
The prices of Copper got a sigh of relief from the metal ma-
jor Glencore that has announced cut in the production of
Copper. Copper that could otherwise have been routed in
the global equities pressure was saved by the fourth quarter
reports from Glencore that mentioned that the production
declined by 5.7% to 374700 tonnes on account of mines
shut down to counter decline in the metal value. The com-
pany announced plans last September to suspend 400000
tonnes of copper output at its Katanga Mining unit in De-
mocratic Republic of Congo and at Mopani Copper Mines in
Zambia over an 18-month period.

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NCDEX
NCDEX INDICES
Index Value % Change
CHANA 4344 +1.92
CORIANDER 6680 -0.95
COTTON SEED 2037 +0.44
GUAR SEED 3040 +2.29
JEERA 14705 +1.87
MUSTARDSEED 3920 +0.82
SOY BEAN 3786 +1.99
SUGAR M GRADE 3175 +1.63
TURMERIC 8848 -0.65
RECOMMENDATIONS
DHANIYA
BUY CORIANDER APR ABOVE 6740 TARGET 6785 6935 SL
BELOW 6675
SELL CORIANDER APR BELOW 6640 TARGET 6595 6445 SL
ABOVE 6705
GUARGUM
BUY GUARGUM MARABOVE 5730 TARGET 5780 5850 SL
BELOW 5670
SELL GUARGUM MARBELOW 5600 TARGET 5550 5480 SL
ABOVE 5660
Cardamom prices gained 1.26% to Rs 722.90 per kg in fu-
tures trading today as speculators enlarged positions amid
rising demand in the spot market. At the Multi Commodity
Exchange, cardamom for delivery in March gained Rs 9, or
1.26%, to Rs 722.90 per kg, in a business turnover of 192
lots. However, the spice for delivery in April shed Rs 8.60, or
1.17%, to Rs 739.90 per kg in 22 lots. Fresh positions built
up by speculators on the back of rise in demand in the spot
market against restricted arrivals from growing regions,
mainly influenced cardamom prices at futures trade.
Fresh buying was seen in barley market due to weak pro-
duction estimates coupled with strong feed prices in local
mandies. The sources stated that the total production in
2015-16 is projected at 1.63 million tonnes, down 9 % from
the last year. The sources stated that rise in minimum sup-
port price of Chana for the current marketing season ie.
2015-16 has shifted the barley cultivators towards chana
crop in major producing states such as Rajasthan and
Madhya Pradesh. Moreover, Strong prices of other feed
items such as wheat and maize against barley will encour-
age the strong demand of barley for cattle feeding Cur-
rently, the prices of Maize are trading at around Rs 1500
per quintal, Bajra at around Rs 1550 per quintal against the
Barley prices of Rs 1450 per quintal, which might encourage
the offtake of barley as feed product in major mandies.
Wheat output in India is expected to decline this year, with
less sowing and the likelihood of less yield due to adverse
climate in the rabi season. The Union agriculture minis-
try says sowing as of January 28 was on 29.25 million hec-
tares, down 4.4 per cent from a year before. And, less of
soil moisture, due to less rain in the monsoon, would mean
less germination of pods. Beside, a warmer winter would
affect growth of bulbs in the standing crop.

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RBI Reference Rate
Currency Rate Currency Rate
Rupee- $ 68.0155 Yen-100 60.5400
Euro 76.8439 GBP 98.8061
CURRENCY
USD/INR
BUY USD/INR FEB ABOVE 68.55 TARGET 68.68 68.83 SL BE-
LOW 68.35
SELL USD/INR FEB BELOW 68.42 TARGET 68.29 68.14 SL
ABOVE 68.62
EUR/INR
BUY EUR/INR FEB ABOVE 77.55 TARGET 77.7 77.9 SL BELOW
77.35
SELL EUR/INR FEB BELOW 77.2 TARGET 77.05 76.85 SL
ABOVE 77.4
CURRENCY MARKET UPDATES:
The US dollar extended its decline against a basket of cur-
rencies on Thursday, after Federal Reserve Chair Janet
Yellen indicated that further rate hikes could be delayed.
The dollar index, which measures the greenback's strength
against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies,
was down 0.21% at a four-month low of 95.53. In testi-
mony before a congressional committee on Wednesday,
Yellen said there are good reasons to believe the U.S. will
stay on a path of moderate growth that will allow the Fed
to pursue gradual adjustments to monetary policy. But she
also acknowledged risks facing the U.S. economy from
tightening financial conditions driven by falling stock prices
and uncertainty over China. The greenback is now down
almost 8% against the yen from the six-week high of
121.68 reached on January 29, following the Bank of Ja-
pan's shock decision to adopt negative interest rates. USD/
JPY tumbled 1.46% to 15-month lows 111.70.
The European unit added 0.18% to trade at 1.1313 versus
the greenback, not far from three-and-a-half month highs
of 1.1354 hit earlier. As against the pound, dollar was
higher with GBP/USD down 0.49% at 1.4452. The Indian
rupee today plummeted by 45 paise to end at an over 29-
month low of 68.30 a dollar on fresh demand for the US
currency from banks and importers in view of sharp fall in
equities amid foreign capital outflows. The domestic unit
resumed lower at 67.95 per dollar as against Wednesday’s
closing level of 67.85 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange
(Forex) market and fell further to 68.3450 before finishing
at more than 29-month low at 68.30, showing a loss of 45
paise or 0.66 per cent. The rupee had slumped to its all-
time closing low of 68.80 a dollar on August 28, 2013 after
touching the record intra-day low of 68.85 the same day.
The domestic unit moved in a range of 67.90 and 68.34 per
dollar during the day.
The dollar index was down by 0.30 per cent against a bas-
ket of six currencies in the late Asian trade. Overseas, the
dollar hit a 15-month low against the yen today after com-
ments from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen indicated
that next rate hike is still some time away.

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Date
Commodity/ Currency
Pairs
Contract Strategy Entry Level Target Stop Loss Remark
11/02/16 NCDEX DHANIYA APR. BUY 6800 6845-6995 6735 BOOKED PROFIT
11/02/16 NCDEX DHANIYA APR. SELL 6661 6616-6466 6726 NOT EXECUTED
11/02/16 NCDEX GUARGUM FEB. BUY 5500 5550-5620 5440 BOOKED PROFIT
11/02/16 NCDEX GUARGUM FEB. SELL 5600 5550-5480 5660 NOT EXECUTED
11/02/16 MCX GOLD APR. BUY 28350 28450-25600 28250 BOOKED FULL PROFIT
11/02/16 MCX GOLD APR. SELL 28025 27925-27800 28125 NOT EXECUTED
11/02/16 MCX SILVER MAR. BUY 36885 37085-37385 36650 BOOKED FULL PROFIT
11/02/16 MCX SILVER MAR. SELL 36425 36225-35025 36660 NOT EXECUTED
Date Scrip
CASH/
FUTURE/
OPTION
Strategy Entry Level Target Stop Loss Remark
11/02/16 NIFTY FUTURE BUY 7190-7230 7300-7450 7050 NOT EXECUTED
11/02/16 JUSTDIAL FUTURE BUY 518 530 510 NOT EXECUTED
11/02/16 RELINFRA FUTURE BUY 447-448 455 442 NOT EXECUTED
11/02/16 NDTV CASH BUY 103.5 107 100 SL TRIGGERED
10/02/16 NIFTY FUTURE BUY 7220-7250 7320-7450 7150 SL TRIGGERED
10/02/16 TITAN FUTURE SELL 372-373 367-360 378 BOOKED PROFIT

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