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Market ahead- Jan 2022

 Market ahead- Jan 2022


"The stock market is the story of cycles and of the human behaviour that is responsible for overreaction in both the directions." 

-Seth Klarman



As we updated about all major moves in Index on Telegram and YT, now Index turned towards downside and closed(17613), below the major support of 17660. Index moving along with our projected path which shown in below image.





May 2022 possibility-




Auto Index-


As we currently bearish on index Nifty50 but as we looked Nifty Auto index which quietly looking bullish above 12230. Auto Index looking attractive for long if Index hold above 12000.

Auto weightage in NIFTY50- 4.95%

TOP 10 STOCK Weightage- 58.39%

No Auto stock in top 10 stock which having higher weightage.

So it's meaning is NIFTY50 n NIFTY-AUTO may behave opposite to each other. Even after bearish view on NIFTY50, We may go long for NIFTY-AUTO. We may correct in both cases or correct in one case only.

There is game of probability anything can be possible, we just need to manage our risk and drive the opportunities.


Nifty Auto-

Current Level- 11562 

Buy above 12230

Sell below 10200

Note: As like Nifty & Banknifty, contracts for Nifty Auto not available to trade so with this view you can make bet on top players of Auto sector

 

What is way forward-

As above details are all about overall market view, so as market looking bearish and many stocks now trading at 20/30/40 % down from their All Time High. So this is an opportunity to acquire good stocks in portfolio. Make your list of quality stocks for shopping during this bearish turn. I already wrote about how to make your investment in particular business, you can read about it here- How to choose stocks & invest for long term. Using this method you can invest in quality stock in this fall. As recently even market falling some of our stock hitting upper circuits, so if you choose momentum picks then irrespective of market direction you can earn profits. As Index contains only 50 stocks so it show only overall picture of particular stocks only. There is possibility you can go long on many stocks even in falling Index. 

You can study below stocks which comes from different sectors and they have potential to grow huge in long term perspective.

Kaveri Seeds

LT

Axis Bank

HCL Tech

Ashok Leyland

IOC

UPL

CRISIL

Bharat Forge

HDFC AMC

ULTRATECH CEMENT 

AVANTI FEEDS

Indiamart


Just remember while investing and trading, Anything will happen in market and no one predict it 100% accurate each-time, our positions the only things which we can control. Do your own study before performing any action. 



Mayur Jagtap

Investment Consultant.



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