Losses for stocks of state-run companies and index heavyweights HDFC and L&T outweighed gains for index heavyweights ITC and Reliance Industries resulting in modest losses for key benchmark indices. The barometer index, the S&P BSE Sensex, lost 143.84 points or 0.55% to settle at 26,121.40. The losses for the Sensex were higher in percentage terms than those for the Nifty 50 index. The Nifty shed 39.10 points or 0.49% to settle at 7,915.20. The Sensex and Nifty, both, hit their lowest closing level in almost six weeks. The two key benchmark indices edged lower for the fourth straight trading session. But, the highlight of the trading session was a strong intraday rebound for the two key benchmark indices. After an initial sharp setback triggered by the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) drubbing in Bihar assembly elections, the two key benchmark indices staged a strong intraday rebound later. The Sensex reclaimed the psychological 26,000 level after falling below that mark in intraday trade.

1. 1
Key Indices Index % Chg
SENSEX 26121.40 -0.55
Nifty 7915.20 -0.49
DJIA 17825.00 +0.06
DAX 10515.45 -1.60
FTSE 100 6295.16 -0.93
NIKKEI 19525.87 -0.60
KOSPI Composite 2000.86 -1.24
SSE Composite 3624.69 -0.61
Nifty
Support 7840
7800
Resistance 7990
7930
Sector Indices Index % Chg
BANK NIFTY 17003.00 -0.49
CNX ENERGY 8175.25 +0.08
CNX INFRA 2740.60 -1.27
CNX IT 11412.15 -0.64
CNX PHARMA 11989.05 -1.94
CNX MIDCAP 11412.15 -0.64
Top Gainers
(NSE)
CMP (Rs) % Chg
TATAMOTORS 412.00 +4.00
BANKBARODA 172.40 +3.20
MARUTI 4627.00 +2.30
Top Losers
(NSE)
CMP (Rs) % Chg
SUNPHARMA 760.00 -5.40
BHEL 183.05 -4.39
CAIRN 144.60 -4.11
52 Week High Price (Rs)
RAJESHEXPO 689.50
AGARWAL IND 146.60
52 Week Low Price (Rs)
BATAINDIA 488.00
BHEL 183.05
Volatility Index Nifty Change %
INDIA VIX 17.04 -12.49
Net Flows (Cr) Net FII Net DII
Nov 9 -861.06 621.18
Interest Rates Value Change %
10 yr bond yield 7.7270 +0.53
Exchange Rates Value % Chg
USD/INR 66.48 +0.05
EUR/INR 71.49 +0.03
MARKET ROUND UP Nov 10th
, 2015
Indian Markets
Losses for stocks of state-run companies and index heavyweights HDFC and L&T
outweighed gains for index heavyweights ITC and Reliance Industries resulting in modest
losses for key benchmark indices. The barometer index, the S&P BSE Sensex, lost 143.84
points or 0.55% to settle at 26,121.40. The losses for the Sensex were higher in
percentage terms than those for the Nifty 50 index. The Nifty shed 39.10 points or 0.49% to
settle at 7,915.20. The Sensex and Nifty, both, hit their lowest closing level in almost six
weeks. The two key benchmark indices edged lower for the fourth straight trading session.
But, the highlight of the trading session was a strong intraday rebound for the two key
benchmark indices. After an initial sharp setback triggered by the Bharatiya Janata Party's
(BJP) drubbing in Bihar assembly elections, the two key benchmark indices staged a strong
intraday rebound later. The Sensex reclaimed the psychological 26,000 level after falling
below that mark in intraday trade.
US & European Markets
U.S. stocks fell broadly on Monday suffering their worst one-day loss since late-September,
as disappointing Chinese trade data provided fresh concerns of an extended slowdown on
the global economy. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and NASDAQ Composite index
each tumbled by at least 1% in Monday's session, while the S&P 500 Composite index also
fell sharply on a bearish day for the major indices..
European shares fell on Monday, led lower by shares in Portugal, where an agreement
between leftist parties to work together to form a government unnerved investors.
Portugal's PSI 20 index fell 4.1 percent, underperforming a 1.1 percent drop for the
FTSEurofirst 300, which closed at 1,482.21 points.
Asian Markets
Asian shares nursed a lower open on Tuesday, following a global sell-off in offshore
markets. The benchmark Nikkei 225 index was on course to break a three-session winning
streak following data that showed Japan logging a current account surplus for the 15th
straight month in September. According to data released by the Ministry of Finance on
Tuesday, Japan's current account surplus stood at 1.47 trillion yen (USD 11.95 billion), up
from a 978.0 billion yen surplus in September last year..
China's Shanghai Composite index opened down 0.8 percent, a day after climbing to its
highest level since August 20, as investors digested the latest inflation data. The consumer
price index (CPI) for October rose 1.3 percent from a year earlier, official data showed,
slightly below the expected 1.5 percent. The producer price index (PPI) clocked its 44th
straight month of declines, with the PPI falling 5.9 percent in October, following a 5.9
percent fall in the previous month.
Currencies
EUR/USD inched up on Monday amid a quiet trade, as currency traders continued to react
to a vigorous U.S. jobs report late last week that potentially provided the Federal Reserve
with enough leeway to approve an interest rate hike when it meets next in December. The
currency pair traded in a tight range between 1.0719 and 1.0790 before settling at 1.075,
up 0.0010 or 0.09% on the session.
Outlook
The Indian market is likely to open in red, the benchmark SGX Nifty was trading at 7875
down 54 points at 8.25am.
Morning Note

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following link
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News Flash
Economy News
 Duty hike effect: Taxes have now exceeded actual cost of production of petrol
 IMF chief Christine Lagarde warned that global energy prices could remain low for
years and urged Gulf countries to adjust their budgets and to adapt to sustained
oil price drop.
 Government Signs Loan Agreement with ADB for $273 Million Loan under Rural
Connectivity Investment Program
 Consumer to cut festive season spend by 43%: ASSOCHAM Survey
 Government Proposes to Increase India's Share in International Tourist arrival
from 0.68 % to 1.00 % by 2016-17
 Essel Group to build 2 lakh affordable homes by 2022
Corporate News
 Cipla's consolidated net profit rose 44.4% to Rs 431.24 crore on 24.6% growth in
total income to Rs 3478.33 crore in Q2 September 2015 over Q2 September
2014.
 Rico Auto Industries consolidated net profit jumped 457.4% to Rs 9.42 crore on
37.1% fall in total income to Rs 249.05 crore in Q2 September 2015 over Q2
September 2014.
 Rural Electrification Corporation net profit rose 7.64% to Rs 1619.19 crore on
16.94% increase in total income to Rs 5924.73 crore in Q2 September 2015 over
Q2 September 2014.
 Tata Power reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 247.31 crore in Q2 September
2015, compared with net loss of Rs 77.75 crore in Q2 September 2014. Total
income rose 11.80% to Rs 9557.76 crore in Q2 September 2015 over Q2
September 2014.
 Britannia Industries consolidated net profit declined 19.16% to Rs 218.63 crore on
12.33% growth in total income to Rs 2238.81 crore in Q2 September 2015 over
Q2 September 2014.
 ONGC net profit declined 11.1% to Rs 4842.02 crore on 1% increase in net sales
to Rs 20563.19 crore in Q2 September 2015 over Q2 September 2014.
 Reliance Communications consolidated net profit rose 1.9% to Rs 156 crore on
0.9% decline in total income to Rs 5355 crore in Q2 September 2015 over Q2
September 2014.
 Dr Reddy's Laboratories extending Friday's 14.65% fall triggered by the company
receiving a warning letter issued by the US drug regulator relating to its two
manufacturing facilities.
 Nestle India announced that it has begun rollout of Maggi noodles from today, 9
November 2015.
Nestle India said it has conducted over 3500 tests representing over 200 million
packs in both national as well as international accredited laboratories for testing
and all reports are clear. Nestle India announced that the company has received
results from all three NABL accredited laboratories mandated by the Bombay High
Court to test newly manufactured Maggi noodles samples. All the samples of the
Maggi Noodles Masala have been cleared with lead much below permissible
limits, the company said in a statement.
 Vijay Mallya to exit United Spirits, step down from board

3. 3
Commodities News
 U.S. crude futures tumbled below $44 a barrel on Monday, as a steady inventory
build at the Cushing Oil Hub intensified concerns related to excess oversupply
throughout domestic energy markets. On the New York Mercantile Exchange, WTI
crude for December delivery traded in a broad range between $43.66 and $45.10,
before settling at $43.88, down 0.41 or 0.93% on the session. The front month
contract for U.S. crude futures fell below $44 for only the fourth session in the last
30 days of trading. Since surging more than 3.8% last Tuesday above $48 a
barrel, Texas Long Sweet futures have closed in the red four times in the last five
sessions.
 MCX SILVERM November contract was trading at Rs 35108 up Rs 192, or 0.55
percent. The SILVERM rate touched an intraday high of Rs 35172 and an intraday
low of Rs 35060. So far 5058 contracts have been traded. SILVERM prices have
moved down Rs 7952, or 18.47 percent in the November series so far.
 GOLD PRICES dropped a $5 per ounce rally to $1095 in London trade Monday,
retreating within 1.1% of late-July's half-decade lows against the Dollar as
Western stock markets fell to erase the gains made following Friday's much
stronger-than-expected US jobs data. Major government bond prices also fell,
pushing interest rates higher again, as New York's major indexes dropped almost
1% at the opening to match losses in Eurozone equities. Edging back to
unchanged from last Friday's 14-week closing low, gold priced in Dollars is on
track to drop for the third calendar year in succession,
Commodity Pivot Table for 10/11/2015
Scrip Pivot point R1 R2 R3 S1 S2 S3
ALUMINIUM 30-Nov-15 100.72 101.18 102.02 102.48 99.88 99.42 98.58
ALUMINIUM 31-Dec-15 101.95 102.40 103.20 103.65 101.15 100.70 99.90
CARDAMOM 13-Nov-15 644.77 666.03 695.77 717.03 615.03 593.77 564.03
CARDAMOM 15-Dec-15 757.53 762.07 765.13 769.67 754.47 749.93 746.87
COPPER 30-Nov-15 329.95 331.15 333.10 334.30 328.00 326.80 324.85
CRUDEOIL 19-Nov-15 2949.67 2987.33 3044.67 3082.33 2892.33 2854.67 2797.33
CRUDEOIL 18-Dec-15 3049.67 3083.33 3137.67 3171.33 2995.33 2961.67 2907.33
GOLD 4-Dec-15 25691.33 25757.67 25829.33 25895.67 25619.67 25553.33 25481.67
LEAD 30-Nov-15 110.17 110.63 111.47 111.93 109.33 108.87 108.03
LEAD 31-Dec-15 111.15 111.55 112.20 112.60 110.50 110.10 109.45
NATURALGAS 24-Nov-15 154.23 156.67 161.23 163.67 149.67 147.23 142.67
NATURALGAS 28-Dec-15 166.03 168.77 173.93 176.67 160.87 158.13 152.97
NICKEL 30-Nov-15 640.97 644.43 650.47 653.93 634.93 631.47 625.43
NICKEL 31-Dec-15 647.37 650.63 656.27 659.53 641.73 638.47 632.83
SILVER 4-Dec-15 34739.00 34978.00 35404.00 35643.00 34313.00 34074.00 33648.00
ZINC 30-Nov-15 109.13 109.87 111.18 111.92 107.82 107.08 105.77
ZINC 31-Dec-15 110.33 111.02 112.28 112.97 109.07 108.38 107.12

4. 4
Key Corporate Action
Symbol Purpose Ex-Date Record Date
MAYURUNIQ Interim Dividend - Re 0.80/- Per Share (Purpose Revised) 9-Nov-15 10-Nov-15
ASTRAL Interim Dividend - Re 0.15/- Per Share (Purpose Revised) 9-Nov-15 10-Nov-15
GRANULES Interim Dividend-Re 0.15/- Per Share 9-Nov-15 11-Nov-15
ZYLOG Annual General Meeting 9-Nov-15 -
MARICO Interim Dividend Rs 1.75 Per Share (Purposed Revised) 9-Nov-15 10-Nov-15
AARTIIND Interim Dividend - Rs 3/- Per Share (Purpose Revised) 9-Nov-15 11-Nov-15
SOLARINDS Interim Dividend - Rs 9/- Per Share 9-Nov-15 10-Nov-15
GULPOLY Interim Dividend - Rs 1.75 Per Share 10-Nov-15 13-Nov-15
SONATSOFTW Interim Dividend - Re 3.50/- Per Share (Purpose Revised) 10-Nov-15 13-Nov-15
ONGC Interim Dividend - Rs 4.50/- Per Share (Purpose Revised) 10-Nov-15 13-Nov-15
HCL-INSYS Annual General Meeting 10-Nov-15 -
ATULAUTO Interim Dividend - Rs 2.75/- Per Share 10-Nov-15 13-Nov-15
AARTIDRUGS Interim Dividend - Rs 2.25/- Per Share (Purpose Revised) 10-Nov-15 14-Nov-15
MRF Interim Dividend - Rs 3/- Per Share 10-Nov-15 13-Nov-15
MANAKSIA Interim Dividend - Rs 2/- Per Share (Purpose Revised) 10-Nov-15 14-Nov-15
TIDEWATER Interim Dividend - Rs 150 Per Share 10-Nov-15 13-Nov-15
LGBBROSLTD Interim Dividend - Rs 2.50/- Per Share (Purpose Revised) 10-Nov-15 13-Nov-15
DCMSHRIRAM Interim Dividend-Rs 1.20/- Per Share 13-Nov-15 16-Nov-15
SUNDRMFAST Interim Dividend - Re 0.85/- Per Share 13-Nov-15 16-Nov-15
L&TINFRA Interest Payment 16-Nov-15 17-Nov-15
MTEDUCARE Interim Dividend 16-Nov-15 17-Nov-15
PAGEIND Interim Dividend 16-Nov-15 17-Nov-15
HEXAWARE Interim Dividend Rs 2.25 Per Share 16-Nov-15 17-Nov-15
GABRIEL Interim Dividend Re 0.45 Per Share 16-Nov-15 17-Nov-15
Options Strategy
The synthetic long stock is an options strategy used to simulate the payoff of a long stock
position. It is entered by buying at-the-money calls and selling an equal number of at-the-
money puts of the same underlying stock and expiration date. This is an unlimited profit,
unlimited risk options trading strategy that is taken when the options trader is bullish on the
underlying security but seeks a low cost alternative to purchasing the stock outright.
Stock – BANKBARODA Buy – 175CE – 4.60
CMP – 171 Sell – 175PE – 7.50
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5. 5
Weekly consolidated call tracker
Segment – NSE Cash and F&O
Date Stock Trade Entry Stoploss Target1 Target2 Booked Remark
9/Nov/15 HCLTECH BUY 890 881 899 908 Avoided
9/Nov/15 DISHTV BUY 96 95 97 98 98 Target
9/Nov/15 POLARIS BUY 205 203 207 209 207 Target
9/Nov/15 IPCALAB BUY 713 706 720 727 713 Exit at cost
9/Nov/15 NECLIFE BUY 51 50.5 51.5 52 Avoided
9/Nov/15 AMARAJABAT BUY 910 900 919 928 900 SL
9/Nov/15 PFC SELL 225.8 228 223.5 221 228 SL
9/Nov/15 ICICIBANK Nov Fut SELL 262.35 264.9 260 257.5 260 Target
9/Nov/15 CAIRN Nov Fut SELL 145.95 147.6 144.5 143 144.5 Target
Segment – MCX
Date Commodity Trade Entry Stoploss Target1 Target2 Booked Remark
9/Nov/15 ZINC Nov Fut SELL 109.80 110.8 108.8 107.8 108.55 Target
9/Nov/15 CRUDE Nov Fut SELL 2977 3009 2950 2940 2940 Target
9/Nov/15 SILVER Dec Fut SELL 35020 34920 34820 35120 35120 SL
Performance Report Equity + F&O (Rs) Commodity (Rs)
Total Profit Made Consolidated 208168.61 178677.50
Total Profit Made this Week 9330.40 6950.00
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