Pre–Market Report: 20 APR 2022

 Fact.

1.       As we discussed in the previous day's premarket report, the market was trading as per expectation until 3.00 PM, when there was a huge intentional selling by some institutional players. I am sure of institutional selling because If there was something wrong in India or other global markets, all markets must be affected. Opposite to India, the US market and other market was good.

2.       Also, if we look at the Nifty Future open interest, despite such a huge fall there was no addition of future contract, there was an unwinding of contract. This proves that the fall was unexpected and irrational.

3.       After the closing of our market, the crude oil price also fell about -5 % which is supportive of the stock market.

4.       In the USA, two main economic data were released and both were better than expected. These data are - U.S. API Weekly Crude Stock, U.S. Building Permits. And that’s the reason US Market shot up.

5.       The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has cut its growth forecast for India for FY23 by 80 basis points to 8.2 percent. It could be one reason for panic selling too.

6.       Yesterday, FII again sold around Rs 6000 Cr.

7.       Yesterday, the ADR in the US markets was also mostly in green which is a good indication of some recovery in our market.

8.       Currently, the SGX nifty is an indication about 60 -70 points higher than the previous day's close.

 

 

Conclusion

                After observing all these things, it seems that today's market must recover from the lower level of 16800. If the 16800 level is broken, we may witness fresh selling. So, we may expect the market to trade between 16800 to 17270.

 

 

Disclaimer: This blog is just for educational purposes and it represents my view. Don’t Consider it as advice as I am not SEBI Registered research analyst or advisor. Before taking trade do your research or consult your financial advisor. I am not responsible for any profit or loss that arises due to trading or investing.

 

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