BUY BUY BANK NIFTY BUY BUY BANKNIFTY BUY

BUY BANKNIFTY FUTURE 
TARGET 27500 TILL EXPIRY
CMP 26600

BUY BANKNIFTY 28000 CALL @ 15
TARGET 100, 150 TILL EXPIRY

NIFTY NEXT WEEK

WHAT’S IN STORE FOR NIFTY  NEXT WEEK:

NIFTY  closed @ 10113 which is standing at major support zone.

NIFTY if takes strong SUPPORT here, then, NIFTY can zoom to 10500 in no time, patience is needed to stay invested.

IF WORLD MARKET crumbles, then NIFTY can slide down to 9712 WHICH ACTS as a very major SUPPORT.

MACD Technical Indicator suggest 300 - 400 pts upside in NIFTY.

Follow any Trend Indicator like moving average to quick bucks. GOOD LUCK.

BUY ASIAN PAINTS FOR A TARGET OF 1160

BUY ASIAN PAINTS 1160 CALL @  7.5

TARGET 24

HOLD FOR POSITIONAL 1 WEEK

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BUY HINDALCO

BUY HINDALCO FUTURES 
@ 241 TARGET 258, 262 

HOLDING 3 TRADING SESSIONS

BUY HINDALCO 245 CALL
@ 7.5 TARGET 10, 12

HOLDING 3 TRADING SESSIONS

MSCI asks India stock exchanges to reconsider anti-competitive measures

 Reuters        Last Updated: February 16, 2018  | 10:17 IST

Global index provider MSCI Inc on Thursday "strongly suggested" that India's three main stock exchanges reconsider their anti-competitive measures that restrict the accessibility of the Indian equity market to foreign exchanges.

The National Stock Exchange, BSE Ltd and Metropolitan Stock Exchange said last week that they would stop licensing products and data to foreign exchanges to prevent trading from migrating overseas.

The breadth of the restrictions announced were "unprecedented" and could lead to "unnecessary disruptions in trading or a potential change in the market classification of the Indian market in the MSCI Indexes", the index provider warned the Indian exchanges and markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India.

The decision by stock exchanges is likely to force foreign investors to either migrate their trading onshore to India, with its uncertain regulatory environment and higher taxes, or give up their exposure to a hot emerging market.

Foreign markets offer dollar-based derivative contracts based on Indian indexes, shares and other securities under licensing agreements with Indian exchanges, allowing overseas investors to gain exposure to Asia's third-largest economy without having to trade onshore.

Those licensing agreements were terminated with immediate effect last week, subject to notice periods.

The most popular of these contracts has long been the SGX Nifty 50 index futures offered by the Singapore Exchange under a licensing agreement with the National Stock Exchange, India's biggest exchange. It tracks the NSE's main index of its top 50 shares, the Nifty 50 index.

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BUY CIPLA FUTURES FOR A TARGET 630 CMP 610

BUY  - LET S PROFIT
CIPLA 640 CALL @ 1.5
FOR A TARGET OF 10
HOLDING TILL EXPIRY 22ND FEB'18

BUY AXIS BANK OPTIONS FOR POSITIONAL

BUY BUY BUY

AXIS BANK 560 CALL 

@ 6

TARGET 12

HOLDING TILL TOMORROW