Stocks from IT and auto sector, oil exploration and production companies' shares and index heavyweights ITC and L&T led losses for key benchmark indices. The barometer index, the S&P BSE Sensex, lost 256.42 points or 0.99% to settle at 25,610.53. The losses for the BSE Sensex were higher in percentage terms than those for the Nifty 50 index. The Nifty lost 62.75 points or 0.80% to settle at 7,762.25. Data showing acceleration of consumer price inflation in October 2015, deceleration in industrial production growth in September 2015 and weakness in global stocks hit sentiment on the domestic bourses adversely. After a weak opening, the Sensex and the Nifty remained in negative zone throughout the day's trading session. The Sensex hit its lowest closing level in nine weeks. The Nifty settled at over nine-week low.

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Key Indices Index % Chg
SENSEX 25610.53 -0.99
Nifty 50 7762.25 -0.80
DJIA 17442.50 -2.08
DAX 10708.40 -0.69
FTSE 100 6118.28 -0.99
NIKKEI 19407.07 -0.98
KOSPI Composite 1952.50 -1.06
SSE Composite 3568.65 -0.34
Nifty
Support 7700
7660
Resistance 7770
7810
Sector Indices Index Points
Bank Nifty 16932.04 -32.76
BSE Capital Goods 14178.94 -285.43
BSE Mid-Cap 10653.48 -147.76
BSE IT 10923.16 -145.84
BSE Metals 7064.16 47.07
BSE Healthcare 16345.62 -154.41
Top Gainers
(NSE)
CMP (Rs) % Chg
JINDALSTEEL 78.25 8.98
CESC 557.05 5.53
TATAMTRDVR 290.90 4.93
Top Losers
(NSE)
CMP (Rs) % Chg
IBULHSGFIN 643.84 -10.17
RCOM 66.65 -6.19
OIL 370.00 -5.59
52 Week High Price (Rs)
DECCANCE 610.45
ESSAROIL 218.70
52 Week Low Price (Rs)
EXCEL INDUSTRIES 210.00
ADANI PORTS 266.00
Volatility Index Nifty Change %
INDIA VIX 17.65 4.42%
Net Flows (Cr) Net FII Net DII
Nov 10 -861.06 621.18
Interest Rates Value Change %
10 yr bond yield 7.651 -0.42
Exchange Rates Value % Chg
USD/INR 67.17 +0.11
EUR/INR 71.21 0.00
MARKET ROUND UP Nov 16th
, 2015
Indian Markets
Stocks from IT and auto sector, oil exploration and production companies' shares and index
heavyweights ITC and L&T led losses for key benchmark indices. The barometer index, the
S&P BSE Sensex, lost 256.42 points or 0.99% to settle at 25,610.53. The losses for the
BSE Sensex were higher in percentage terms than those for the Nifty 50 index. The Nifty
lost 62.75 points or 0.80% to settle at 7,762.25. Data showing acceleration of consumer
price inflation in October 2015, deceleration in industrial production growth in September
2015 and weakness in global stocks hit sentiment on the domestic bourses adversely. After
a weak opening, the Sensex and the Nifty remained in negative zone throughout the day's
trading session. The Sensex hit its lowest closing level in nine weeks. The Nifty settled at
over nine-week low.
US & European Markets
Wall Street fell sharply on Friday and capped off its worst week since the dark days of
August, hurt by a selloff in technology companies, while department stores dropped on
concerns about the upcoming holiday shopping season. The three major US indexes ended
the week down more than 3 percent, firmly putting the brakes on a fast rally that began in
October. Retailers were hit by disappointing reports from department store chains.
Nordstrom lowered its full-year forecast on Thursday, spooking investors already on edge
after Macy's cut its forecast on Wednesday. In addition, data showed US retail sales rose
less than expected in October, suggesting a slowdown in consumer spending. Consumer
stocks have been a bright spot this year as weak commodity prices, fears of a global
slowdown and anticipation of a US rate hike have hit most stocks, especially those of
materials, energy and industrial companies. The S&P 600 smallcap index lost 4.6 percent
for the week, its worst weekly performance in over three years.
Stock markets across Europe are braced for turmoil on Monday as the horrific Paris attacks
reverberate through the financial world and threaten the region’s still-fragile economic
recovery. As well as the recent lackluster performances in the UK and US, France's Cac-
40, the German Dax, and major Asian indexes had all closed down on Friday.
Asian Markets
Asian stocks were hit by a sell-off early Monday, with sentiment badly dented by Friday's
brutal terrorist attacks in Paris. Share markets in China tracked the region-wide downbeat
sentiment, with the key Shanghai Composite index easing 1.3 percent from the get-go. A
double whammy took Japan's Nikkei 225 index down to its lowest level in about a week.
Apart from the deadly attacks in Paris, traders also remained on the sidelines after
preliminary figures for Japan's third-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) showed the
world's third-largest economy slipping back into recession. Japan's economy shrank an
annualized 0.8 percent in the July-September period, government data showed early
Monday.
Currencies
China on Saturday welcomed backing from IMF experts that the yuan should be included in
its reserve currencies, saying the move would strengthen the world's financial system.Now
the world's second-largest economy, China asked last year for the yuan to be added to the
elite basket of SDR currencies, but until recently it was considered too tightly controlled to
qualify.
Outlook
Nifty is likely to open in red due to weakness in Asian markets and the recent terrorist
attack in Paris. With SGX Nifty trading at 7720 down by 39 points at 8.28am.
Morning Note

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News Flash
Economy News
 Gold demand in India during the July-September period increased by 13 percent
to 268.1 tonnes mainly due to softening of the prices at the beginning of the
quarter, World Gold Council has said. The demand during the corresponding
period last year stood at 238.2 tonnes. In terms of value, the demand was up 5.8
percent to Rs 62,939 crore compared with Rs 59,480 crore in Q3 last year, Gold
Demand Trends report of WGC said.
 The US-India Business Council (USIBC) said the liberalisation of India's FDI policy
in over a dozen sectors will further improve ease of doing business and boost
investments in the country.
 Over 4,660 tonnes of pulses out of total 1.33 lakh tonnes seized from hoarders in
raids across India have been offloaded in the open market in five states that will
help boost availability and bring down dal prices.
 DIPP Secretary Amitabh Kant said that government’s decision to liberalise foreign
direct investment policy in various sectors in India gets almost 92 percent of its
FDI under the automatic route. Our objective is to take it to about 95-96 percent.
 Government may procure only 20-25 lakh bales of cotton in the current marketing
year that began last month as domestic prices are higher than the support price in
many parts of the country.
Corporate News
 Coal India, the world's biggest coal miner, posted a 16 percent rise in consolidated
net profit at Rs 2,543.80 crore for the quarter ended September 30 on the back of
higher sales.
 Indiabulls Housing Finance slumped 17 percent intraday on Friday after it struck a
deal with UK's OakNorth Bank for to acquire a 39.76 percent stake for USD 100
million (about Rs 661 crore). It feels the acquisition will help it chart a roadmap to
a deposit-taking franchise.
 Bharti Airtel slipped 1.75 percent intraday Friday. The company is going to issue
its maiden Sterling bond of up to 500 million pounds. These bonds, when issued,
will be listed on London Stock Exchange. "The intended bond issue, when issued,
will help Bharti drive its strategy of further diversification and further extension of
maturities," as per BSE filing.
 Staying profitable for the third consecutive quarter, low-cost carrier SpiceJet
reported a net profit of Rs 23.77 crore in the three months ended September
driven by a steep fall in fuel costs and other expenses.
 Wockhardt on Friday reported a multi-fold jump in consolidated net profit at Rs
107.59 crore for the second quarter ended September 30, mainly on account of
robust sales and lower tax expense.
 British telecom group Vodafone committed investments totalling Rs 13,000 crore
in India for capacity augmentation and new business initiatives. The investment
was committed to by Vittorio Colao, CEO of Vodafone Group Plc, in his meeting
with Prime Minister Narendra Modi .
 The Maharashtra government is likely to file a plea next week to challenge the
Supreme Court’s decision to lift the ban on sale and manufacture of Maggi.
 Kaveri seeds on Friday reported consolidated net loss of Rs 47.52 crore for the
quarter ended September 30, due to fall in income. The company had posted a
net profit of Rs 33.52 crore in the year-ago period.
 Ola on Friday said it will offer its mobile wallet, Ola Money, as an independent
app, a move that will see the taxi aggregator competing in the booming digital
payment market in India. Ola Money, powered by ZipCash, has over 40 million
users.

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Commodities News
 Gold prices ended the week near the lowest level since February 2010 on Friday,
as investors cut holdings of the precious metal amid expectations the Federal
Reserve will raise interest rates for the first time in nearly a decade next month.
Gold for December delivery on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile
Exchange dipped 10 cents, or 0.01%, to close the week at $1,080.90 a troy ounce
on Friday.
 U.S. crude futures fell sharply on Friday extending recent losses, as a slight
increase in domestic oil rigs last week failed to offset bearish reports of record
global stockpiles from the International Energy Agency. On the New York
Mercantile Exchange, WTI crude for December delivery traded between a range
of $40.23 and $42.20 a barrel before settling at $40.70, down 1.08 or 2.57% on
the day. For the majority of Friday's session, the front month contract for U.S.
crude traded below $41 a barrel after slipping to its lowest level since late-August.
The price for WTI crude is now approaching a six-and-a-half year low from Aug.
24 when U.S. crude futures traded at $37.75 a barrel.
 U.S. Silver futures for December delivery shed 2.1 cents, or 0.15%, on Friday to
settle at $14.20 a troy ounce by close of trade, a level not seen since August 27.
On the week, silver futures slumped 52.6 cents, or 3.31%, the fourth consecutive
weekly decline.
 Copper for December delivery dropped 0.4 cents, or 0.21%, on Friday to settle at
$2.168 a pound. It earlier fell to $2.151, a level not seen since July 2009.For the
week, copper prices dropped 6.8 cents, or 3.17%, as the possibility of higher
borrowing costs in the U.S. and slower global economic growth, especially in
China, weighed.
Commodity Pivot Table
Scrip Pivot point R1 R2 R3 S1 S2 S3
ALUMINIUM 30-Nov-15 98.60 98.90 99.35 99.65 98.15 97.85 97.40
ALUMINIUM 31-Dec-15 99.95 100.20 100.55 100.80 99.60 99.35 99.00
CARDAMOM 13-Nov-15 674.50 739.00 714.50 779.00 699.00 634.50 659.00
CARDAMOM 15-Dec-15 736.23 745.27 761.03 770.07 720.47 711.43 695.67
COPPER 30-Nov-15 317.17 318.98 320.27 322.08 315.88 314.07 312.78
CRUDEOIL 19-Nov-15 2722.00 2767.00 2845.00 2890.00 2644.00 2599.00 2521.00
CRUDEOIL 18-Dec-15 2834.00 2876.00 2951.00 2993.00 2759.00 2717.00 2642.00
GOLD 4-Dec-15 25402.33 25468.67 25565.33 25631.67 25305.67 25239.33 25142.67
LEAD 30-Nov-15 106.53 107.12 107.68 108.27 105.97 105.38 104.82
LEAD 31-Dec-15 107.53 108.12 108.68 109.27 106.97 106.38 105.82
NATURALGAS 24-Nov-15 154.67 157.93 160.77 164.03 151.83 148.57 145.73
NATURALGAS 28-Dec-15 166.97 169.13 171.17 173.33 164.93 162.77 160.73
NICKEL 30-Nov-15 626.07 630.93 635.67 640.53 621.33 616.47 611.73
NICKEL 31-Dec-15 632.17 636.33 640.47 644.63 628.03 623.87 619.73
SILVER 4-Dec-15 33928.67 34104.33 34363.67 34539.33 33669.33 33493.67 33234.33
ZINC 30-Nov-15 106.33 107.52 108.33 109.52 105.52 104.33 103.52
ZINC 31-Dec-15 107.53 108.67 109.48 110.62 106.72 105.58 104.77

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Key Corporate Action
Symbol Purpose Ex-Date Record Date
CARERATING Interest Payment Rs 6.00 16-Nov-15 17-Nov-15
CHEMBOND Interim Dividend Rs 6.00 16-Nov-15 17-Nov-15
GABRIEL Interest Payment 0.45 16-Nov-15 17-Nov-15
HEXAWARE Interim Dividend Rs 2.25 16-Nov-15 17-Nov-15
MTEDUCARE Interim Dividend Rs 0.60 16-Nov-15 17-Nov-15
PAGEIND Interim Dividend Rs 21.00 16-Nov-15 17-Nov-15
Options Strategy
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Stock – COALINDIA Buy – 340CE – 6.50
CMP – 337.65 Sell – 340PE – 9.15
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Weekly consolidated call tracker
Segment – NSE Cash and F&O
Date Stock Trade Entry Stoploss Target1 Target2 Booked Remark
9/Nov/15 HCLTECH BUY 890 881 899 908 Avoided
9/Nov/15 DISHTV BUY 96 95 97 98 98 Target
9/Nov/15 POLARIS BUY 205 203 207 209 207 Target
9/Nov/15 AMARAJABAT BUY 910 900 919 928 900 SL
9/Nov/15 PFC SELL 225.8 228 223.5 221 228 SL
10/Nov/15 BHARATFORG BUY 884 876 892 901 876 SL
10/Nov/15 NIITECH BUY 612 606 618 624 618 Target
10/Nov/15 STAR BUY 1269 1257 1280 1293 1257 SL
10/Nov/15 HINDZINC SELL 150.5 153 149 147.5 147.5 Target
10/Nov/15 IDEA SELL 131.8 133.1 130.5 129 129 Target
10/Nov/15 KEC SELL 136.4 137.7 135.1 134 137.5 SL
13/Nov/15 STAR BUY 1260 1248 1272 1284 1284 Target
13/Nov/15 ESCORT BUY 161.4 159.4 163.4 165.4 163.4 Target
13/Nov/15 SOBHA SELL 330.6 334 326.5 322.5 326.5 Target
9/Nov/15 ICICIBANK Nov Fut SELL 262.35 264.9 260 257.5 260 Target
9/Nov/15 CAIRN Nov Fut SELL 145.95 147.6 144.5 143 144.5 Target
10/Nov/15 PFC Nov Fut SELL 226.9 230 224.5 221 230 SL
10/Nov/15 BHEL Nov Fut SELL 180.20 182.8 178.2 176.4 177.65 Target
10/Nov/15 ONGC Nov Fut SELL 240.35 243 237.5 235 238.1 Target
10/Nov/15 CAIRN Nov Fut SELL 140.8 142.25 139.1 137.5 138.1 Target
13/Nov/15 UPL Nov SELL 435.5 439.5 431.5 427.5 431.5 Target
13/Nov/15 COLPAL Nov SELL 948 958 938 928 945 Target
Segment – MCX
Date Commodity Trade Entry Stoploss Target1 Target2 Booked Remark
9/Nov/15 ZINC Nov Fut SELL 109.80 110.8 108.8 107.8 108.55 Target
9/Nov/15 CRUDE Nov Fut SELL 2977 3009 2950 2940 2940 Target
9/Nov/15 SILVER Dec Fut SELL 35020 34920 34820 35120 35120 SL
10/Nov/15 ZINC Nov Fut SELL 106.80 107.9 105.55 104.55 Open
10/Nov/15 CRUDE Nov Fut SELL 2940 2970 2910 2985 2927 Target
10/Nov/15 COPPER Nov Fut SELL 327 330 324 321 325.6 Target
13/Nov/15 COPPER Nov SELL 316.6 318.6 314.6 312.6 Open
13/Nov/15 CRUDE Nov SELL 2754 2774 2734 2714 -2000 SL
Performance Report Equity + F&O (Rs) Commodity (Rs)
Total Profit Made Consolidated 231989.60 179377.50
Total Profit Made this Week 27651.39 7650.00
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