Anil Singhvi Market Strategy (March 5): Important levels to track in Nifty 50, Nifty Bank on Wednesday, top recommendations & more
Anil Singhvi Market Strategy: Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi shares his strategy for Wednesday's session on Dalal Street. Learn more about his views on key support and resistance levels for the Nifty and the Nifty Bank, and what he makes of the market now.
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Anil Singhvi Market Strategy: Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi expects support for the headline Nifty 50 index at 21,900-22,000 levels and a stronger support zone at 21,725-21,825 levels on Wednesday, March 5. For the Nifty Bank, he expects support at 47,925-48,075 and a strong buy zone at 47,625-47,850 levels. Read o and to lear and about the market wizard's views for the day.
How market guru Anil Singhvi sums up trade setup this morning:
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Global: Negative
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FII: Negative
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DII: Positive
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F&O: Neutral
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Sentiment: Negative
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Trend: Negative
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FII long positions at 17 per cent vs 16 per cent before Tuesday's session
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Nifty put-call ratio (PCR) at 0.86 vs 0.81
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Nifty Bank PCR at 1.00 vs 0.91
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Volatility index India VIX up 0.5 per cent at 13.83
The market wizard sees a higher zone at 22,125-22,250 levels and a strong sell zone at 22,450-23,550 levels for the 50-scrip benchmark.
For the banking index, he sees a higher zone at 48,575-48,750 levels and a strong sell zone at 48,850-48,975 levels.
Trump Tariff-triggered Turmoil
- The tariff war is not a piece of cake for US President Donald Trump
- Reciprocal tariffs will leave an equally significant impact on the US
- It remains to be seen whether Trump fights reciprocal tariff moves by major US trade partners aggressively or cools down
- He may have to think twice before impsing fresh tariffs on India
- The impact of tariff-related caution has started to be more visible on Wall Street now
- Investors are caught on the back foot
- Tariff war escalation will lead to inflationary pressure on the world's largest economy
- Such a situation will make it difficult for the US central bank to lower rates
- It is good news for emerging markets like India
- Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) has slumped 1,319 points in two days; however, it is not a cause for worry on Dalal Street
- The dollar index has hit a three-month low, near the 105 mark
- US bond yields are near 4.0 per cent
- Crude oil has cooled, near $70 per barrel
- On a net basis, the imminent tariff war will benefit and not hurt India
ANIL SINGHVI MARKET STRATEGY
For existing long positions:
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Nifty intraday and closing stop loss at 21,950
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Nifty Bank intraday stop loss at 47,850 and closing stop loss at 48,000
For existing short positions:
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Nifty intraday stop loss at 22,150 and closing stop loss at 22,275
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Nifty Bank intraday stop loss at 48,600 and closing stop loss at 48,750
For new positions in Nifty50:
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Aggressive traders can buy Nifty with a strict stop loss at 21,900 for targets of 22,125, 22,250, 22,300, 22,400, 22,450 and 22,500
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Aggressive traders can sell Nifty at 22,250 and 22,400 with a strict stop loss at 22,600 for targets of 22,200, 22,125, 22,000 and 21,975
For new positions in Nifty Bank:
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Best range to Buy Nifty Bank is 47,850-47,925 with a stop loss at 47,700 for targets of 48,075, 48,125, 48,250, 48,375, 48,525 and 48,575
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Aggressive traders can buy Nifty Bank with a strict stop loss at 47,900 for targets of 48,375, 48,550, 48,650, 48,750, 48,850 and 48,975
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Aggressive traders can sell Nifty Bank in 48,750-48,975 range with a strict stop loss at 49,075 for targets of 48,650, 48,575, 48,525, 48,375, 48,275 and 48,075
F&O Ban and Update
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New in ban: Manappuram Finance
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Out of ban: None
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Already in ban: None
ANIL SINGHVI SHARES STOCKS OF THE DAY
Sell BSE futures with a stop loss at Rs 4,500 for targets of Rs 4,400, Rs 4,315 and Rs 4,225; sell CDSL futures with a stop loss at Rs 1,141 for targets of Rs 1,100, Rs 1,085 and Rs 1,075
- NSE changes F&O expiry days for Nifty, Nifty Bank, other indices to Monday, effective April 4
Buy Coforge futures with a stop loss at Rs 7,155 for targets of Rs 7,335, Rs 7,385 and Rs 7,550
- Coforge has signed its largest deal ever for Rs 13,250 crore for a 13-year partnership
- Its board has approved a 5:1 stock split plan
- Jeffries has raised its target from Rs 10,100 to Rs 10,350
- Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan targets are at Rs 11,500 each
Buy IOC futures with a stop loss at Rs 116 for targets of Rs 121 and Rs 123; buy BPCL futures with a stop loss at Rs 243 for targets of Rs 258 and Rs 262
- The fall in crude prices is a big positive
- The stock is at a good level for trading; one may buy after a correction
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