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Wednesday, February 26, 2014

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FEBRUARY STOCKOPTIONS - RAJKAMALSTOCKOPTIONS
STOCK DATE STRIKE ENTRY SL CLOSED CALL P/L-2LOTS
HDIL 45 CALL 4/2/2014 45 CALL 1 INTRADAY 1.4 6400.00
PFC  4/2/2014 140 CALL 3 INTRADAY 4 4000.00
ITC  4/2/2014 325 CALL 5.5 INTRADAY 7 3000.00
HEROMOTO 4/2/2014 2000 CALL 50 INTRADAY 58 2000.00
COALINDIA 5/2/2014 260 CALL 4.5 INTRADAY 5.5 2000.00
SSLT 5/2/2014 190 call 5.5 INTRADAY 6 2000.00
COALINDIA 6/2/2014 260 CALL 7 INTRADAY 11 8000.00
REC 6/2/2014 190 CALL 4 INTRADAY 5 4000.00
ITC  6/2/2014 320 CALL 7 INTRADAY 9 4000.00
HINDALCO 7/2/2014 110 CALL 3 INTRADAY 3.5 2000.00
BHARTI AIRTEL 7/2/2014 320 CALL 6.5 INTRADAY 8 3000.00
REC 7/2/2014 190 CALL 4 INTRADAY 4.5 2000.00
TITAN  10/2/2014 230 CALL 6 INTRADAY 9 6000.00
RANBAXY 10/2/2014 360 CALL 8 INTRADAY 9 2000.00
RANBAXY 11/2/2014 360 CALL 8 INTRADAY 10 4000.00
TATASTEEL 13/2/2014 380 CALL 7 INTRADAY 9 4000.00
RANBAXY 13/2/2014 360 CALL 8 INTRADAY 10 4000.00
TITAN  14/2/2014 230 CALL 6 INTRADAY 7 2000.00
BAJAJ AUTO 17/2/2014 1850 CALL 24 INTRADAY 42 4500.00
TATAMOTORS 17/2/2014 390 CALL 7 INTRADAY 8 2000.00
ZEE LTD 18/2/2014 270 CALL 2 BTST 4 4000.00
MCDOWELLS 18/2/2014 2400 CALL 30 INTRADAY 38 2000.00
IRBINFRA 19/2/2014 75 CALL 2.5 INTRADAY 3 4000.00
ONGC  19/2/2014 270 CALL 9 INTRADAY 11 4000
LT 20/2/2014 1040 CALL 10 INTRADAY 12.5 2500
IBREALESTATE 20/2/2014 47.5 CALL 1 INTRADAY 1.25 2000
PFC  21/2/2014 150 CALL 4 INTRADAY 5 4000
DISHTV MARCH 26/2/2014 152.50CALL 1.2 INTRADAY 1.5 4800
            98200.00

Tuesday, February 25, 2014

India to block U.S. trade probes, ready for fight at WTO


India to block U.S. trade probes, ready for fight at WTO

NEW DELHI Tue Feb 25, 2014 5:44pm IST

Fishermen sit in a trawler navigating past containers stalked on a ship at a port in Vallarpadam in Kochi December 11, 2013. REUTERS/Sivaram V/Files 


(Reuters) - India has decided to block investigations by the United States into its trade policies and patent laws, and prepare for a battle at the World Trade Organization (WTO), a move that could escalate already-strained tension between the two countries.

New Delhi is furious about a threat of trade sanctions made by the U.S. Trade Representative's (USTR) office over its protection of intellectual property rights (IPR), preference for domestic producers and non-trade barriers.

Ahead of a general election, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's government does not want to be seen as bowing to U.S. pressure, amid lingering tension over the recent arrest and strip search of a female diplomat in New York suspected of visa fraud.

On Wednesday, the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) - which represents about 50 U.S. business groups - asked the USTR to designate India a Priority Foreign Country in its 2014 report.

"This designation appropriately would rank India among the very worst violators of intellectual property rights and establish a process leading to concrete solutions," NAM said in a letter to U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman.

The USTR is holding public hearings for its annual report due in April. The report will provide details on nations denying protection of IP rights or fair market access to U.S. firms.

India is widely perceived in Washington as a serial trade offender, with U.S. firms unhappy about imports of everything from shrimp to steel pipes they say threaten jobs, as well as a lack of fair access to the Indian market for its goods.

WTO CASES
This month, Washington said it was filing its second case at the WTO over domestic content requirements in India's solar programme, which aims to ease energy shortages in Asia's third-largest economy.

There are 14 past or current WTO cases between India and the United States, whose bilateral trade in goods measured $63.7 billion last year, not including the latest case.

India has since hardened its stance, instructing officials not to entertain any request from the United States International Trade Commission (USITC) - a quasi-judicial federal agency - to examine its trade practices.

India's trade ministry has also "advised" U.S Deputy Trade Representative Wendy Cutler to put off a visit to India that had been scheduled for late March due to the parliamentary election due in April or May, a senior official told Reuters.

The official said India had asked for alternative dates for the visit, possibly after the elections, adding that the decision was not linked with the trade tension.

WORST OFFENDERS
The USTR listed in a February 12 report markets in Delhi, Mumbai and Hyderabad as being among the worst offenders globally for the sale of pirated software and counterfeit goods.

A visit by the USITC delegation to meet officials from the Indian commerce, industry, health, telecom and finance ministries has also been put on hold.

A USITC spokeswoman confirmed the delay, saying they were looking for "other windows" for a visit, but declined to comment on the reasons for the delay.

Newly appointed Trade Secretary Rajeev Kher, who pushed India's stand on food security issues at a WTO meeting in Bali, as chief WTO negotiator, has told his officials to tackle bilateral trade disputes preferably through multi-lateral forums.

India has also urged President Barack Obama's administration not to fall prey to special interest groups and consider trade issues in the context of the wider economic and strategic relationship between the two countries.

Officials say any move towards putting India on a priority foreign countries list would hurt bilateral relations.
"There are clear stresses in the India-US trade, economic relations," said another government official who, like others who spoke to Reuters, declined to be identified due to the sensitivity of the matter.

"If it is a strategic relationship, they should be looking at the larger picture."


(Additional reporting by Krista Hughes in Washington, Frank Jack Daniel in New Delhi; Editing by Douglas Busvine and Robert Birsel)
 

Monday, February 24, 2014

Rajan says inflation views aligned with government


Rajan says inflation views aligned with government

MUMBAI Mon Feb 24, 2014 7:03pm IST

(Reuters) - Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Raghuram Rajan said the government and the central bank shared similar views on inflation management, while reiterating a call for the U.S. Federal Reserve to be more sensitive to emerging economies.

Rajan's comments, in an interview with CNBC, come after Finance Minister P. Chidambaram last week chided the central bank over its focus on fighting inflation, saying the RBI needed to abide by government policy to promote economic growth.

An RBI panel last month proposed the introduction of inflation targeting into monetary policy, with the specific aim of a consumer price index (CPI) of 4 percent, with a 2 percent band on either side.

The RBI has raised interest rates by three-quarters of a percentage point since September to bring down consumer inflation, which fell to 8.79 percent last month from double digits in November, even as the government has traditionally preferred to focus on bolstering growth.

"It's not as if the government is on a different page on what we've been doing on inflation thus far. They may have different views on what they would like to see done, but there is a process, there is a conversation," Rajan said in an interview with CNBC, broadcast by Indian channel CNBC-TV 18 on Monday.
"I think there is fair amount of coordination at the highest level."

The government and the central bank have often been at odds in fighting inflation.

While the central bank has often blamed the government's expansive fiscal policy and failure to ease infrastructure bottlenecks for high inflation, a growth-obsessed government, at times, has found it hard to digest interest rate increases.

"NO DISAGREEMENT"
The RBI is not technically independent - the governor and his deputies are appointed by the government - although it generally enjoys latitude in policymaking.

Rajan said the central bank panel report on inflation was consistent with the government's stance.

"We have a committee which has suggested a target, which is also by the way, consistent with the process the finance ministry's committee has suggested, so there is no disagreement about the broader need to get a framework in place," he said.

"I think in terms of how I see the process, is really that the government sets the objective, and the central bank delivers on that objective," Rajan said.

Rajan also reiterated his call for the Federal Reserve to take into account the impact of its withdrawal of monetary stimulus on emerging economies, despite saying he was comfortable with the current pace of tapering.

"I actually welcome a measured pace of tapering. The only thing I have been calling for is that in the communication there should be some sensitivity to conditions in emerging markets," Rajan told CNBC.
"And this is not from our perspective, this is broadly emerging markets, some of whom have been in trouble in the last few months. But I am fully prepared for a tapering that continues at this measured pace."

(Reporting by Neha Dasgupta and Subhadip Sircar; Editing by Robert Birsel)
 

Saturday, February 22, 2014

NIFTY OPTIONS : STOCK OPTIONS : CALL OPTIONS : PUT OPTIONS : INTRADAY TIPS

NIFTY OPTIONS : STOCK OPTIONS : CALL OPTIONS : PUT OPTIONS INTRADAY TIPS



FEBRUARY NIFTY OPTIONS - RAJKAMALSTOCKOPTIONS
NIFTY OPTION DATE ENTRY SL CLOSE CALL P / L   -             5 LOTS
NIFTY 6000 CALL 4/2/2014 103   123 5000.00
BANKNIFTY 10500 CALL 4/2/2014 170   200 3750.00
NIFTY 6100 CALL 5/2/2014 62   82 5000.00
BANKNIFTY 10500 CALL 5/2/2014 160   190 3750.00
NIFTY 5900 PUT 6/2/2014 64   84 5000.00
NIFTY 6100 CALL 7/2/2014 70 BTST 90 5000.00
NIFTY 6100 CALL 10/2/2014 78   88 2500.00
NIFTY 6000 CALL 14/2/2014 80   100 5000.00
BANKNIFTY 10500 CALL 18/2/2014 77   150 9125.00
BANKNIFTY 10600 CALL 19/2/2014 117   147 3750.00
NIFTY 6150 CALL 19/2/2014 40   50 2500.00
NIFTY 6000 CALL 21/2/2014 57   77 5000.00
           
           
          55375.00

NIFTY OPTIONS : STOCK OPTIONS : DAILY PERFORMANCE REPORT : ACCURATE TIPS IN INTRADAY AND BTST



FEBRUARY STOCKOPTIONS - RAJKAMALSTOCKOPTIONS
STOCK DATE STRIKE ENTRY SL CLOSED CALL P/L-2LOTS
HDIL 45 CALL 4/2/2014 45 CALL 1 INTRADAY 1.4 6400.00
PFC  4/2/2014 140 CALL 3 INTRADAY 4 4000.00
ITC  4/2/2014 325 CALL 5.5 INTRADAY 7 3000.00
HEROMOTO 4/2/2014 2000 CALL 50 INTRADAY 58 2000.00
COALINDIA 5/2/2014 260 CALL 4.5 INTRADAY 5.5 2000.00
SSLT 5/2/2014 190 call 5.5 INTRADAY 6 2000.00
COALINDIA 6/2/2014 260 CALL 7 INTRADAY 11 8000.00
REC 6/2/2014 190 CALL 4 INTRADAY 5 4000.00
ITC  6/2/2014 320 CALL 7 INTRADAY 9 4000.00
HINDALCO 7/2/2014 110 CALL 3 INTRADAY 3.5 2000.00
BHARTI AIRTEL 7/2/2014 320 CALL 6.5 INTRADAY 8 3000.00
REC 7/2/2014 190 CALL 4 INTRADAY 4.5 2000.00
TITAN  10/2/2014 230 CALL 6 INTRADAY 9 6000.00
RANBAXY 10/2/2014 360 CALL 8 INTRADAY 9 2000.00
RANBAXY 11/2/2014 360 CALL 8 INTRADAY 10 4000.00
TATASTEEL 13/2/2014 380 CALL 7 INTRADAY 9 4000.00
RANBAXY 13/2/2014 360 CALL 8 INTRADAY 10 4000.00
TITAN  14/2/2014 230 CALL 6 INTRADAY 7 2000.00
BAJAJ AUTO 17/2/2014 1850 CALL 24 INTRADAY 42 4500.00
TATAMOTORS 17/2/2014 390 CALL 7 INTRADAY 8 2000.00
ZEE LTD 18/2/2014 270 CALL 2 BTST 4 4000.00
MCDOWELLS 18/2/2014 2400 CALL 30 INTRADAY 38 2000.00
IRBINFRA 19/2/2014 75 CALL 2.5 INTRADAY 3 4000.00
ONGC  19/2/2014 270 CALL 9 INTRADAY 11 4000
LT 20/2/2014 1040 CALL 10 INTRADAY 12.5 2500
IBREALESTATE 20/2/2014 47.5 CALL 1 INTRADAY 1.25 2000
PFC  21/2/2014 150 CALL 4 INTRADAY 5 4000
            93400.00