The council of ball for the weekly market of stocks of Indian accumulates confidence after addresses of President Pratibha Patil’ S to the house.

ESB Sen sex (15103.55) and astute (4586.90) enclosed 3.3% and 3.1% to the top respectively of last week. Astute OI put the report/ratio of call was 1.10.Nifty that future June quoted at 5.45 points of best quality. The astute option to buy June 4600 was very in activity. The support of Sen sex is to 14700 and astute with 4480.Resistance for Sen sex is to 15400 and astute is with oil 4665.Crude was to 68.80 $.

The budget of the trade unions will be presented on July 3, 2009 by the Minister for Finance which the government of Pranab Mukherjee.The is given to go in front of par with reforms of pension, the program of investment withdrawal and the recapitalization of the banks of public sector.
Tactics for future players of option.

1) ICICI 754.75) Size-700 fates of the BANK (
Buy an option to buy of the price of strike of June 760 @45.15 Rs.
Sell an option to buy of the price of strike of June 800 @30.35 Rs.
Better quality. Paid=45.15*700=31605.00 Rs.
Received=.30.35*700=21245.00 of best Rs quality.
Clear premium Paid=31605.00-21245.00=10360.00 Rs.
Maximum Profit=800-760=40*700=28000.00-10360.00=17640.00 Rs.
Maximum Loss=10360.00 Rs.
Break even Price=774.80

STORE the days WeeklyTrend MonthlyTrend of TENDENCY

BHEL.NS Bulllish 1 increase in rise
ICICIBANK.NS Bulllish 1 increase in rise
INFOSYSTC.NS Bulllish 1 increase in rise
Fall in rise with the fall of ITC.NS 1
Increase in rise of MARUTI.NS Bulllish 2
Increase in rise of SBIN.NS 3 with the fall
Increase raises some with the fall of TATASTEEL.NS 1
Increase in rise of TCS.NS Bulllish 8

Technical indicators of important stocks

Index of flow of MFI=Money
Index of force of RSI=Relative
Index of dash of ADX=Directional

NARROW ACTIONS MFI-21 RSI-14 ADX-14

BHEL.NS 2287.5 55.88 73.23 47.01

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The key indices, Sensex and Nifty, plunged more than 9 per cent for the week as the Union Budget disappointed investors who had high hopes of economic reforms from the Budget.

Another key factor for the markets’ debacle in the week was the sustained pull out by foreign institutional investors (FIIs) on increased possibility of rating downgrades by the leading rating agencies, including Standard & Poor’s (S&P) which made a cautionary statement on India’s sovereign rating.

The markets stayed highly volatile throughout the week amid positive and negative developments.

In the week to July 11, the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) ended at an eight-week low of 13,504.22 points, with a net fall of 1,408.83 points or 9.45 per cent, from its last week’s close.

Similarly, the Nifty tumbled 420.35 points, or 9.50 per cent, to settle the week at 4,003.90 points from its close last week.

Investors were disappointed mainly because of the absence of the anticipated major economic reforms in the Budget which set the fiscal deficit high at 6.8 per cent for 2009-10.

Investors’ expectation of corporate profits dipped to record lows in 2008, but was still the best among other emerging markets, the Economic Survey on Thursday said.

“The price-to-earnings ratio which partly discounts future corporate earnings reflecting investors’ expectations of corporate profit, declined in all market segments reflecting the downward trend in stock prices,” according to the Economic Survey tabled in Parliament on Thursday.

There was a sharp correction in valuation of Indian stocks. The year-end valuation of stocks in terms of P/E ratio of Indian indices at the end 2008 stood at 12.4 to 12.9.

“Notwithstanding the sharp correction in the valuation of Indian stocks in terms of P/E ratio of Indian indices, it (the P/E ratio) was the highest among select emerging market economies such as South Korea, Thailand, Malaysia and Taiwan,” the survey noted.