Buy Nifty around 5100 level: Dilip Bang

By Dilip Bang of Nirmal Bang

In the previous fortnight, European Union leaders reached an agreement to infuse direct equity in Spanish banks and purchase bonds of other countries at a two-day summit in Brussels in June end.

However, the impact of the decision on Spanish and Italian bond yields is yet to be seen and problems in the Euro zone continue to remain a challenge. Also, the growth in the US is witnessing moderation.

During this period, a few companies released their Q1 earnings results, which were in line with market expectations. However, the earnings result of IT bellwether Infosys was rather disappointing.

Also, the declines in crude oil prices and lower gold imports have helped reduce trade deficit in the month of June, which will help the rupee to appreciate. The rupee seems to have peaked out and it is likely to appreciate in the coming months.

Low progress of monsoon continues to be a cause of worry and traders and investors are advised not to take any positions in the markets till there is clarity on the rainfall in the country. They should also watch out for the direction that the markets are likely to take after the first quarter results of India Inc are announced.

Investors are advised to buy on declines around the 5,100 level on the Nifty. The stocks that can be considered on declines are Wockhardt Ltd (LTP: Rs 912.40), CCL Products (India) Ltd (LTP: Rs 256.30), Persistent System Ltd (LTP: Rs 390), Atul Ltd (LTP: Rs 245), Cera Sanitaryware Ltd (LTP: Rs 294.20), MindTree Ltd (LTP: Rs 658.15), Hyderabad Industries Ltd (LTP: Rs 399.60), Atlas Cycles (Haryana) Ltd (LTP: Rs 407.65), Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd (LTP: Rs 165.50) and ING Vysya Bank Ltd (LTP: Rs 389.10).

In the coming fortnight, the street is expecting the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to cut interest rates in the monetary policy review to be announced later this month. Since liquidity position has improved in the system, which is visible in the short-term lending rates, the likely rate cut will see the banking sector pass on the benefits.

Source: Nirmal Bang's Beyond Market

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