Anil Singhvi Market Strategy July 31: Important levels to track in Nifty50, Nifty Bank today
Anil Singhvi Market Strategy: Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi shares his strategy for today's session on Dalal Street. Check out his take on key support and resistance levels for the Nifty and the Nifty Bank, and how he views the market.
Anil Singhvi Market Strategy: Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi expects support for the headline Nifty50 index to emerge at 24,750-24,800 levels and a stronger support zone at 24,600-24,660 levels on Wednesday, July 31. For the Nifty Bank, he expects support to come in at 51,175-51,300 levels and a stronger support zone at 50,800-51,000 levels.
He expects a higher zone for the headline index at 24,950-25,000 levels and a "blue-sky zone" above the 25,050 mark. For the banking index, he expects a higher zone at 51,775-51,950 levels and a profit-booking zone at 52,175-52,350 levels.
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Anil Singhvi Market Strategy | Here is how the market guru sums up the market setup today
Anil Singhvi Market Strategy | For existing long positions
Anil Singhvi Market Strategy | For existing short positions
Anil Singhvi Market Strategy | For new positions in Nifty50
Aggressive traders can buy Nifty in the 24,700-24,800 range with a strict stop loss at 24,600 for targets of 24,835, 24,860, 24,900, 24,960 and 24,990
Aggressive traders can sell Nifty in the 24,950-25,025 range with a strict stop loss at 25,075 for targets of 24,860, 24,835, 24,800, 24,775, 24,700 and 24,660
Anil Singhvi Market Strategy | For new positions in Nifty Bank
Aggressive traders can buy Nifty Bank in the 51,175-51,300 range with a strict stop loss at 51,000 for targets of 51,400, 51,500, 51,775, 51,875, 51,950, 52,175 and 52,275
Aggressive traders can sell Nifty Bank in the 51,775-51,950 range with a strict stop loss at 52,075 for targets of 51,500, 51,400, 51,325, 51,250, 51,175 and 51,025
Key takeaways from Sebi proposals on index derivatives
Contract size should be increased from Rs 10 lakh to up to Rs 30 lakh
No more daily expiry; only one big index to have weekly expiry
Like selling, buying options to also require upfront margin
At the time of expiry, calendar spread benefit won't be available
Margins to increase closer to expiry
Only a maximum of 50 strikes to remain open
Positions to be monitored on an intraday basis
Why does Sebi feel that these changes are needed?
What will be the likely impact of these changes?
Sebi proposals are right, and in the right direction
Retail traders need to be protected against heavy losses
Proposals discourage gambling attitude
There will be less hope of making big profits by buying cheap options
Retail traders to incur smaller losses
One can expect some reduction in liquidity
Algo and hedge funds, proprietor brokers, instant traders to suffer losses
Reduced volumes to impact BSE and NSE