Saturday, September 29, 2012

THE BEST "BANKNIFTY" PERFORMANCE…


The best part of the Bank Nifty performance came in Sep-12 after it registered in Jan-12. In Jan-12 F& O series I asked viewers to be long, this recommendation came in last week of Dec-11 that the markets are bottomed out and likely to perform well. The Nifty was in 4700-4750 level and every analyst is extending the journey to 4100 level and to 3900 level with utmost pessimism in the economy and the EURO crisis. I asked the viewers to take DAX as a comparative index and the markets will perform well so long as DAX stays above 5900 level. This helped many viewers to cut their short positions and many went for LONG. Along with the supportive action from RBI cutting the rates and infusing liquidity in the system helped the markets to shoot-up to 5700 level and came down to 5000 level. This has become an intermediate correction rather than a sell off in the markets. The Bank Nifty gained 1850 points in Jan-12 and Now again in Sep-12 it could add 1334 from the previous month closing levels.

Now the real challenge opened to many analysts whether the Nifty would touch 6300 and cross the all time high, and continue to cross all levels to touch 6800 level or look for a consolidation for a longer period. My take away from the readings is that Nifty would consider capping below 5885 level rather than continuing the journey above 5935 level. The stocks financial performance is not going to support the Nifty to stay above 600 levels in the first place and the local and global risk appetite is not conducive with this kind of excessive infusions with bits and pieces of financial support.

I personally believe that the markets may see a SELLOFF in case DAX trades below 6950 level and Nifty trading below 5150 level. This risk always exists as the BOOM is not built on the performance rather than on the excess capital infusion into markets. This scenario is a danger signal to the markets. As of now the markets are in bull grip and will continue to be for some time…..

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