Is there any method in this madness?

Indian stock markets along with global markets are witnessing most volatile intra-day sessions in the recent days. Investors are repeating same mistakes by investing in weak stocks when fundamentals and valuations are big worrying points. Investors ignored the negative implications of credit policy on Indian companies in the yesterday session. Volatility will continue in the coming sessions.

Global Cues:

1. US markets lost 146 points after trading in the positive zone in the early session. Crude is in the $ 77-78 zone. Asian stocks are following their global peers.

Market Movements: All the global markets are in negative zone.

1. BSE Sensex:
CMP: 15,550.
Target: 15,330.

2. NSE Nifty:
CMP: 4528.
Target: 4465.

Stock of the Day:

1. Everonn Systems – It will list around Rs 450-500 and may cross Rs 550. Long term prospects are good for this stock but may be volatile in short term.

Significant views on Economy and Stock Markets:

1. RBI Credit policy will be misfired. Instead of decreasing liquidity, it may increase liquidity and also impact balance sheets of companies. Investors will realise the negative impact of credit policy within a short term. Volatility will continue in markets.

2. It will be difficult to keep Rupee above 40 against dollar. Rupee appreciation will continue in the long term. If RBI tries to keep rupee above 40, there will be negative implications due to rise in inflation. No government wants this situation just before elections. IT Midcaps and Textile stocks will be affected.

3. Hindustan Sanitary ware is a contra pick for long term investors while Meghamani Organics is a safe best for long term investors.

4. One investor asked me about Jain Studios. Don’t concentrate on such penny stocks without fundamentals and growth prospects. One should buy stocks with either strong fundamentals or better growth prospects. There will be no buyers for such stocks if markets go into bearish zone.
5. Sectors like food processing, Electronic hardware, Hotel and leather companies will get more sops in the coming budget – Finance Minister.

6. Q1 Results – Decrease in sales growth but increase in profits growth compared to recent quarters. Decrease in growth is a worry.

7. There will be no hope for Sugar, Textiles and Midcap-IT companies in the medium term except Government sops.

Positive Stock News:

1. Imerys may acquire ACE Refractories.
2. Satyam got big orders from FIFA. Satyam is getting more orders from Europe in the recent days.

Negative Stock news:

1. RBI hiked CRR by 0.5%.

Best stocks for Day Traders:

1. Satyam Computers.
CMP: 480.
Target: 485

2. Everonn Systems.
Target: 550.

3. Sell BHEL and L&T.

4. Sell DLF.
5. Sell Tata Steel and Hindalco.

Things I can’t understand:

1. How can the good showing by companies like L&T and Reliance will change the fortunes of bad companies? Why investors are buying these companies?

2. Why BHEL is rising despite poor results?

3. Why banking stocks rose despite credit policy effect?

4. Is there any change in fundamentals between 550 points crash and 290 points rise?

5. Is there any change in US subprime market worries?

6. Are investors watching the poor results by Indian companies in the recent quarters in the most sectors?

7. Can Investors understand the crude price rise on Inflation?

8. Why RBI announced worst credit policy ignoring major problems? Is it a stop gap policy?

9. Why RBI doesn’t allow rupee appreciation despite benefits to common man like fall in inflation and benefits to balance sheets of most companies except exporters?

10. Why investors can’t wait for the settle down of this volatility?

Is there any method in this madness? Please share your views.