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  • Experts see crude & nickel as safe haven, expect weak gold

    Rajini Panicker of MF Global Commodities India feels that gold is trading at four month lows and the RSI rating is also below 30 which indicates that gold is oversold.

  • Experts say buy gold & silver, sell crude & nickel

    Dipen Shah of Stayvan.com thinks that gold prices saw a fall on commodity exchange but a weakening rupee is adding support to the prices on MCX.

  • Experts bullish on crude & silver, bearish on lead & copper

    NS Ramaswamy of Ventura Securities feels that the MCX crude May contract is a buy in the range of Rs 5125-5140 per barrel. He reckons that after witnessing a sharp fall of 14% from USD 110.53 per barrel witnessed on 1st March, the dollar NYMEX crude has tumbled close to USD 95 per barrel.

  • Commodity Bets: Expert views on nickel, crude and copper

    Rajini Panicker of MF Global Commodities India recommends selling the April contract of Nickel on MCX at levels of about Rs 926 per kilogram to Rs 931 per kilogram, Place a stop for this trade around Rs 944 per kilogram and look to target levels of Rs 900 per kilogram to about Rs 880 per kilogram.

  • Commodity Bets: Sell gold; buy crude, say experts

    Rajini Panicker of MF Global Commodities India recommends selling lead April contract on MCX at levels of Rs 107.50 per kilogram to Rs 108 per kilogram. She suggests placing a stop for this trade around levels of Rs 109 per kilogram and look to target levels of Rs 106 per kilogram to about Rs 104.50 per kilogram.

  • Commodity Bets: Buy crude; Sell gold, copper, say experts

    Rajini Panicker of MF Global Commodities India recommends going long on the MCX crude oil April contract at levels of around Rs 5,310 per barrel and on dips to about Rs 5,290 per barrel. She advises to place a stop loss for this trade around Rs 5,250 per barrel and look to target levels of Rs 5,380 per barrel to around Rs 5,410 per barrel.

  • Commodity bets: Experts bullish on gold and crude

    Here is a detailed analyses by four experts on four commodities - gold, crude, nickel and silver.

  • Commodity bets: Buy gold on dips, Sell copper on rallies

    "We are noticing some short term buying opportunity for October Gold on MCX," says Rajini Panicker, Head of Commodities Research, MF Global Commodities India.

  • Commodity Strategies: Play smart with expert advice

    In commodities, Ram Pitre, director of Brics Securities suggested selling crude on a rally between Rs 4,020-4,030 per barrel for a stop loss of Rs 4,060 per barrel and a target of Rs 3,900-3,850 per barrel.

  • Check out best bets for crude, gold, copper

    Rajini Panicker, head of commodities research at MF Global Commodities India recommended a short on Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) crude oil contract at levels of 4,120 for a stop loss of Rs 4,185 per barrel and target of Rs 3,920-3,900 per barrel levels.

  • Experts bullish on crude, silver; advise buying on dips

    Crude and silver are expected to do well today, say experts. Check out the targets they are looking at.

  • Commodity play: Experts say buy crude, sell gold/silver

    Commodities have been the flavour of the season. But how will they perform going ahead? Experts tell you.

  • Silver a bubble? Experts say it lacks essentials for spike

    Silver has tumbled down post a huge sharp increase in the margins. With the ongoing fall, in an exclusive interview with CNBC-TV18, experts Rajini Panicker of MF Global Commodities India and Tarang Bhanushal of IIFL analyse on whether the silver story was only a bubble.

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