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Derivatives: Market mood remain bearish with strong resistance at 5400 and 5500 levels


Derivatives: Market mood remain bearish with strong resistance at 5400 and 5500 levels

In the absence of any news, the overall outlook is bearish, but any positive trigger domestically or internationally will cause sharp up-move as the market appears oversold now

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>High crude price resulting from the on going Egyptian crisis, high domestic inflation which could result in further monetary tightening that could further impact the corporate earnings; and the political uncertainty caused the domestic market to correct sharply during the week ended 4th February 2011. The benchmark NSE nifty fell 116.40 points to close at 5395.75 on Friday. There are major concerns on the inflation front and the spill over impacts of the 2G spectrum scam investigation.

The earnings season so far has been a no event and there are concerns of the corporate earnings declining due to high interest rates and high crude oil prices. The nifty February future too closed at a discount of 8.75 points on Friday after remaining at a premium all throughout the week. The February series nifty added 28.91 lakh shares in open interest (OI) on Friday to take the total OI to 2.48 crore shares, thus indicating that the OI addition was due to aggressive short built-up. The trend in the nifty has been similar all throughout the week.

But any positive trigger may witness sharp up move as these shorts get covered. Similar was the trend in the stock futures as well. In the nifty option front too most of the nifty out-of-the-money call witnessed aggressive fresh call writing while in-the-money puts witnessed aggressive fresh buying, while the stock options too build negative positions indicating the negative mood. Overall in the futures and option (F&O) segment the trend indicated a bleak outlook. The average volume in the F&O segment during the week under review was Rs 120745 crore. ..

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The index put-call ratio on Friday fell to 0.91 as compared to 0.95 the previous day, while the overall put-call ratio fell to 0.89 on Friday as compared to 0.91 on the previous day.

Open Interest (OI) break-up as on 4th February 2011

Open Interest (OI)* Change** Change#
Market wide 229.91 4.22 24.09
Index Future 2.95 0.34 0.58
Stock Future 185.46 0.66 7.18
Index Options 14.31 0.85 3.13
Stock options 27.19 2.37 13.21
* No of shares in crores
** Change is vis-à-vis previous day
# Change is vis-à-vis previous week
Source: NSE

The market-wide OI on Friday increased by 4.22 crore shares to 229.91 crore shares as compared to the previous trading day. Major addition was witnessed in the index and stock option segment. (See the OI break-up table)

Most active Nifty options (February 2011 series)

OI
Call
Nifty 5300 1260550
Nifty 5400 5030650
Nifty 5500 6666900
Nifty 5600 5467100


Put
Nifty 5200 5955100
Nifty 5300 5096400
Nifty 5400 8610750
Nifty 5500 4955400
Source: NSE

The 5300 and up strike call added significant OI due to writing indicating bearish mood in the market. The most active was the 5400 and 5500, which added 30.1 lakh and 18.9 lakh shares in OI. The total OI of these two strikes stood at 50.3 lakh shares and 66.7 lakh shares respectively. Such high concentration here also indicates resistance at these levels. Similarly the 5100 and 5200 strike put added OI due to buying. For e.g. both these strikes OI increased by 3.59 lakh shares and 11.20 lakh shares respectively to take their respective OI to 31.27 lakh shares and 59.55 lakh shares. (See the most active nifty option table)

Open Interest (OI) of major February 2011 series stock futures as on 4th February 2011

Open Interest (OI)* Change** Change#
Reliance 1.58 0.03 -0.07
Tata Motors 0.97 0.04 0.10
RCOM 2.72 0.03 0.07
SBIN 0.34 0.01 0.02
Tata Steel 2.01 -0.11 -0.45
* No of shares in crores
** Change is vis-à-vis previous day
# Change is vis-à-vis previous week
Source: NSE

 

Top 10 Open Interest (OI) gainers in January 2011 series stock futures on 4th February 2011
Scrip Name OI* Change* % Change
ITC 17198000 3220000 23
ONGC 3427750 567250 20
VOLTAS 1659000 268000 19
WIPRO 3265000 482000 17
CUMMINSIND 439500 55500 14
HAVELLS 178000 20500 13
NAGARCONST 4034000 434000 12
VIJAYABANK 10024000 1072000 12
JINDALSTEL 2813000 298000 12
GAIL 2506000 237500 10
* No of shares
Source: NSE

 

Top 10 Open Interest (OI) losers in January 2011 series stock futures on 4th February 2011
Scrip Name OI* Change* % Change
BIOCON 2679000 -398000 -13
BATAINDIA 278000 -36000 -11
ANDHRABANK 2266000 -274000 -11
EXIDEIND 1616000 -194000 -11
SINTEX 3418000 -378000 -10
RECLTD 4321000 -471000 -10
MAX 866000 -94000 -10
BAJAJ-AUTO 1780000 -161500 -8
RENUKA 37100000 -3352000 -8
TV-18 2656000 -232000 -8
* No of shares
Source: NSE

The market will keenly await the forthcoming budget for any positive clues, besides in the short term the market will monitor the political climate in the country and the global mood in the context of the Egyptian crisis. Any positive trigger domestically or internationally will cause sharp up-move as the market appears oversold now. However in the absence of any news, the overall outlook is bearish.



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