ACC for TVS Motor -Jay Thakkar suggests three shares to buy in the F&O segment

News from the stock market: Indian storage indexes maintained an upward trend during the fourth in a row of sessions, strengthened by positive global guidelines, relative peace regarding the conflict of Israel-Iranian and the potential extension of the tariff term set for July 9 by the US government.

The spokesman for the White House suggested on Thursday that the tariff term may be postponed, but emphasized that the final decision rests with President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, President Trump pointed out that “great thing” with India is coming, which improved investors’ trust. The Indian negotiating team is currently in the United States is working on a trade agreement.

Solid Indian national foundations, agile RBI and favorable monsoon conditions support financial markets. Since American markets reach record high and weakening of the American dollar, emerging markets such as India are expected.

Sensex ended the day at the level of 84,058 points, rising at 303 points, while Nifty 50 ended with 25,637 points, 89 points.

Market perspectives Jay Thakkar, vice president and head of the for derivative instruments and quantitative research, Icic Securities

Nifty 50

Nifty 50 provided a pure break from lateral consolidation; So the short -term trend is stubborn. The June series ended in a positive note, because Nifty 50 closed above 25,300 levels, and FII also reduced its short positions in the index to a fairly extent, in which from over 1 lakh to just 35,000 contracts they also bought huge in the cash segment for capital by over 12,500 CRS.

Thus, a short cover in combination with a strong purchase in the capital cash segment led to a pure breakthrough, and thus increased growth. In the range of 25 200-25 300 it was strong, and therefore this range now becomes immediate support, while 26,000 to 26,300 are short-term goals. The Nifty Bank also provided pure breakthrough above 56,500 levels, and therefore supporting the Nifta 50 to the whole higher.

Shares to be purchased in the short period – Jay Thakkar

Jay Thakkar from Icic Securities recommends Motor Futures TVs, Mahanagar gas Futures i ACC Futures.

Buy TVS Motor Futures in terms of ₹2920 – 2,940 loss loss: ₹2840 goals: ₹3 040 to ₹3100

The TVS engine provided a breakthrough from lateral consolidation with a clear, long, which indicates a further increase in action. Wrestling was one of the better results in the two -wheeled segment, and therefore the probability of growth seems higher. There were good additions at lower levels, as well as unwinding connections indicating a good possibility of growth. Currently, the actions are exceeding maximum pain and modified maximum pain, as well as a 20-day VWAP level, hence the short-term trend seems stubborn

Buy Mahanagar Term Contracts in the scope ₹1 520-1 500 stop loss: ₹1,450 goals: ₹1600 and ₹1650

Mahanagar Gas recorded a huge short post in the previous autumn, which managed to bounce and consolidate. Throughout the consolidation period, the actions witnessed a short cover and finally provided a breakthrough from consolidation, which is much positive in the near future. The supplies have now exceeded the 20-day VWAP, as well as maximum pain and modified maximum pain, so the potential of growth is higher.

Buy Futures ACC in terms of ₹1 920 -1 940 loss ₹1,870 goals ₹2 020 and ₹2060

The Cements sector is a witness to a good long Nahudy, and in the case of short -term ACC coverage is expected in a short period, because the supplies have created many DNA, and the sector is at all. However, although there is a higher connection base in 1900 and 2000 strikes, there is a good resignation from the connections below the 1900 strike, hence the enlargement is more likely in the near future. The actions are also well above 20-day VWAP, as well as above the maximum level of pain.

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