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Current upmove not to go above 4300 levels: K&A Sec

Published on Thu, Jul 03, 2008 at 09:36 , Updated at Thu, Jul 03, 2008 at 15:23
Source : CNBC-TV18

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Sushil Kedia of K&A Securities believes that the current upmove will not go above the 4300 levels. He feels that the markets are deeply oversold as of now. It is safe to classify it as a strong pullback.

According to him, it is very late to sell in the markets.

Excerpts from CNBC-TV18's exclusive interview with Sushil Kedia:

 

Q: What do the technical suggests and how are you mapping the Nifty from here?

 

A: I would place not more than 95% chance that this current upmove, if it sustains, will not go above 4,300. I would not place more than 99% chance that this rally will fizzle out before 4,500. All of this is contingent upon within today or tomorrow Nifty not falling below 3,920-3,910 area again.

 

On one hand it is clear that even the discount was so deep, it was deeply oversold and as of now it is safe to classify this as a strong pullback. But when we look at a slightly longer-term picture of 15-20-30 days kind of patterns, very large number of stocks are close to potential reversal date or have made already potential reversal date yesterday. More than 60% stocks have had produced what I might term as a time wise reversal.

 

So in that sense if 3,900 also breaks, how lower am I looking at? Perhaps not lesser than 3,700. So 4,500 to 3,700 being the range and we perhaps will open around 3,950 area, I think it is very late to sell and over the next two days very nimble-footed, very close watching needs to be done for taking short-term long trends.

 

Q: A word on the IT charts because that’s one sector which is standing as an out performer in even bad days for the market. How are they looking?

 

A: As of now, along with all the large names and the midcap names as the trading reversal is coming in place, even IT is no exception. But I would guess that the bounce from hereon - IT does not look to be one which is going to propel that into a 52 week high. Looks more like on two-three-four months time frame, they have outperformed clearly. But in the next trading bounce, they may produce lower highs and perhaps in the fall after that they might fall far more. As of now that is the picture. 

 

Q: If your call is that the Nifty has to 200-400 points more in this pullback, what are the top two-three stocks you can trade this upmove with?

 

A: Most of the large stocks which have significant weightage on Nifty have had been deeply oversold; if L&T goes up to Rs 2,500 before coming and retesting last lows, maybe slipping lower than that or if DLF bounces another 30-25% from here, maybe quite likely 20% but not surprisingly if it goes up 25-30% also or if Reliance takes on a tack to go up another 10% from here there is enough space on these large names to be able to take Nifty to as much as 4,500 and this call clearly says stand revised the moment Nifty breaks below 3,910. 

 

Q: If you are playing for a bounce back, do you think it might be bigger or faster for some of the trading favourites like IFCI, RNRL and Reliance Capital?

 

A: They have clearly a far higher amount of fluctuation - call it volatility or call it the amount of movement they do in any period of time; in that sense the percentage moves on these being clearly far more on the downside. Nothing very surprising that on the bounce back these can produce those larger sides. But nothing comes free, if you are looking for larger upsides in these more volatile stocks, you will have to have larger stoplosses as well as higher tolerance for risks.

 

Q: You have taken a look at the charts of crude?

 

A: Crude is creating a very interesting situation here, it perhaps is at least two trading days away from now. So maybe Monday night is a night where top out on crude may come along with the fact that whatever expectations are relating to interest rates in the euro zone highly likely that euro has a trading top coming today in terms of dollar and combined with these two almost all of the equity markets in the world are just waiting to make that final bottom even Hang Seng this morning. So combined all of these I see a very high probability prospect for a temporary top on crude to come from Monday onwards going to as low as below USD 120/bbl breaking it temporarily and that would be clearly a long-term crap. From thereon I think crude can take a very fast upmove back. So there is a sort of bull trap coming in here over 15 days to one-month timeframe.

 

Q: Can you initiate a long trade just above 4,000 Nifty or would you like to wait and watch patterns over the next few minutes?

 

A: I would like to wait and watch.

 

Q: For what specifically?

 

A: I am waiting to see if it does not break 3,910 and before it touches that level and starts turning then how it turns and then I will chose whether I take a long there or I give it a pass for one-two more days and come back on Monday to find a long trade. I think this market is too dangerous to now think of selling; one will make some temporary profits for a couple of days. I can enormously incalculable risk by going short here and maybe secure point for finding a long trade is going to be postponed by day or two. I am not looking for finding any short trades today.  

 

Disclosures:

 

It is safe to assume that my clients & I may have an investment interest in the stocks/sectors discussed.

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