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However, India’s economic growth woes continued with seventh

consecutive quarter of sub-5% growth at 4.7% in 3QFY2014. A string of positive newsflow last month helped the Nifty Moreover, with lackluster investment cycle on the back of policy recover most of the ground it lost in January 2014. Thus, after logjam and political uncertainty, the 4QFY2014E growth is likely to a 3% slide in January 2014, the Nifty recovered 3% to end the be at similar subdued levels. Notably, the Finance Minister had month closer to its life-time highs. As far as the mid-cap and pegged India’s 2HFY2014 GDP growth at atleast 5.2% in the the small-cap segments of the market were concerned, the Interim Budget, which is a far cry from the actual. Amidst the above respective indices on the NSE too gained 3.5% and 2.8%. domestic developments, the US Fed released its January 2014 Notably, despite several bouts of knee-jerk profit-booking meeting minutes last month, which were largely along expected reactions witnessed during the first fortnight, the Indian lines with Fed members broadly agreeing to continue the taper in indices displayed commendable resilience, with little gains. wake of improving US economy outlook, despite recent weak However, the second half of the month saw the Indian economic data points.stockmarket gain traction well-supported by strong FII

inflows. Thus, despite the net selling done by FIIs in the first 7 Going into March, the initial few days of the month would be

trading sessions of the month, they bought Indian equity for overshadowed by the geo-political developments with respect to

consecutive 12 sessions thereafter, turning them into net Russia and Ukraine, which has opened up the possibility of military

buyers for February 2014 at ~Rs2,600cr. confrontation between the two. Notably, if the war actually

materializes, it could lead to some instability not only in that region, February was an important month with the Interim Budget and but could also impact sentiments across the globe, which will make 3QFY2014 GDP data to be released along with other monthly investors switch into the risk-off mode temporarily. However, on the economic data points. Thus, WPI Inflation data for January contrary, a call-off of the same could boost investor sentiments. 2014 came in better-than-expected at 5.05%, which was at Apart from this, considering the fact that the biggest democracy in about 8-months low. This positive surprise came close on the the world, India, is due for elections, and the anxiety around its heels of the positive surprise delivered by the CPI Inflation outcome will only build further over the next couple of months as the number, which came in at 8.8%, a 2-year low figure. However, elections draw near, we expect volatility in the Indian stockmarket these are still not enough, in our view, to encourage the RBI to to increase.loosen up the Monetary Policy anytime soon. This was

followed by a reasonable Interim Budget, which projected a

Fiscal Deficit of 4.6% for FY2014 and doled out Excise Duty

cuts for the Auto, Consumer Durables and Capital goods

sectors. This, coupled with the fact that the 3QFY2014 results

season largely delivered positive surprises, went down well

with investors.

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March 2014

Idea (Rs131):

Indian Oil Corporation (Rs251):

IDEA has witnessed significant correction from its peak of

Rs188.4 to a low of Rs125.1 and later bounced back. On daily

charts, most of the technical oscillators have bottomed out and

are indicating a fresh up move in near-term. From the current

level of Rs131, the stock has multiple supports on daily & weekly

charts at lower levels of Rs125 and then at Rs120 while on higher

side, strong resistance is around Rs145 and then at Rs155.

Fresh long positions can be initiated from the current level to dip

towards Rs125 for probable target of Rs145 first and then Rs155,

with a closing based stop loss of Rs120.

IOC lost around 45% post an incredible price volume action that

took place in first half of January 2013 and later, despite multiple

attempts to bottom-out, the stock got hammered down thrice

before crossing its 20-week EMA. Finally, on the back of

comparatively better volumes in late January 2014, stock was

able to cross the major hurdles of 20 & 50-week EMA.

Momentum indicator, MACD (12,26,9) is indicating a fresh up

move by moving above the neutral line. Also the oscillator, RSI

(14,9), is trading at 62 level indicating strength in the stock. Fresh

long positions can be initiated from the present level of Rs251 to

dip towards Rs235 for probable up move towards Rs292 with a

closing based stop loss of Rs228.

Technical View for the Month

Technical Picks for the Month

NIFTY (6,221)The NIFTY reversed last month after closing on a

negative note in January 2014. Notably, similar

to January 2014, the NIFTY, after registering a

low of 5,933 on the second trading session of the

month, rose steadily thereafter to register a fresh

high of 6,283. It ended the month close to the

high point of the month at 6,277 mark, up 3.1%.

Action was primarily concentrated in large-cap

stocks last month. On monthly chart, the RSI continues to trade

above the 50 mark, while MACD continues to

suggest a strong move in the offing that should

see the NIFTY scaling higher levels, especially if

it is able to hold its ground above 6,000. Apart

from this, on daily chart, NIFTY spot is now

placed close to the higher band of the channel

that will continue to see supply/distribution at

higher levels, especially with most of the

oscillators now moving into or placed very close

to their respective overbought zones. Thus, two

important levels that need to be watched are

resistance at 6,350 and support at 6,000 on

closing basis.

Research Desk

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Note: Since the above recommendations are on BUY side, strict stop loss is strongly advised.

Research Desk

Strike Rates – February 2014

Some Fundamental Call updates:

Fundamental / Technical Calls Performance

* Hexaware up over 125% since our initial recommendation @ Rs73 in September 2011 ** Balkrishna Inds. up over 165% since our initial recommendation @ Rs147 in May 2011*** Eicher Motors up over 155% since our initial recommendation @ Rs1,993 in April 2012 ^ HCL Tech up over 260% since our initial recommendation @ Rs407 in October 2011^^ IPCA Labs up over 165% since our initial recommendation @ Rs328 in August 2011 ^^^ Mindtree up ~300% since our initial recommendation @ Rs411 in December 2011

Note: As on February 28, 2014; Source: Refer Daily Market Lens / LIVE Market Calls data

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Fundamental Outlook

The Indian Rupee appreciated by 1.40% in the month of February and closed at 62.21. While

Rupee mainly appreciated against dollar and further expecting to gain as Indian Industrial

Production data released better than what most participants expected. Also, huge dollar inflows

after banks re-opened following a strike may also under prop rupee. Ahead of Strengthening Indian

equities is also expected to support rupee in short-term. If observe the last six months, the Indian

economy remained quite stabilize as found Indian Rupee edged in the range while government

somewhat remain successive to control Rupee fluctuation. Indian Wholesale Price Index data also

played the vital role to appreciation for the Indian Rupee ahead of the Inflation data released at

5.05% against the 6.15% leads the Improvement in the economy to strengthen the single currency.

In the future Major eye sees on election result that would impact likely for the single currency to

move either the direction till that expecting it would remain in consolidation zone only.

Janet Yellen, taken charge as Federal Reserve chairman in the last month with her policy committee and sees few risks that could derail a

plan to steadily reduce the Fed’s bond purchases. Further she indicated as U.S economy improving gradually along with struggle of the

overall turmoil in emerging markets to remain fragile likely. Fed Chair Yellen repeated the Fed’s plan to scale back stimulus in measured steps

and said that only a notable change in the outlook for the economy would prompt a change of course. She also said it’s important for us to take

our time to assess the significance of recent reports showing payrolls expanded less than projected.

USD INR Daily Chart

The Rupee strengthens by Rs 1.40% and traded sideways to higher movement in the month of February. It was seen hovering in the range

bound movement between the range of INR 61.90 to 63.10, with a strong support at the level of INR 61.70 and a resistance at the level of INR

63.65. As per the technical charts, USDINR headed in an upward trading range of higher the high and higher the low pattern in between the

short symmetrical triangle in the daily chart

pattern, while taking support from the lower

support line, seen consolidating in the

narrow range to sideways higher in weekly

chart and settling in between INR 61.92 and

61.38 per dollar which is support trend line of

symmetrical triangle. Stochastic technical

Indicators expects the trend to remain bullish

for short term till the level of 63.00 as

mentioned red arrow in the chart. We can

expect slight pull back towards INR

63.0–63.20, which should be considered a

selling opportunity for coming sessions if any

rise towards INR 63.20 should be a selling

opportunity for short term, with an initial

target of 62.20 per dollar and then 61.80 per

dollar. On charts, we can see substantial

resistance at 63.00 and 63.38 as mentioned

with red arrow.

Overall near term scenario looks choppy or sideways between the narrow ranges in the symmetrical triangle zone. A monthly movement is

likely to remain in the range of 61.50 to 63.60. Overall swing trading would be preferable in this month while anything close above the level of

INR 63.40 could remain witness for the upward trend continuous.

Technical Outlook:

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Positive flows enabled assets of the fund industry to grow in the month of January 2014 marking a positive start to the calendar year 2014.

However, the growth does not come in as a surprise as it a recurring phenomenon seen in the month following the quarter end. It is mainly

the flows that come in from banks and financial institutions that are usually seen withdrawing their investments during quarter end to meet

tax obligations and return in the following month. The overall assets under management clocked gains of 9.4% on a month on month basis

to cross the 900,000 level to end at Rs 902,880 crores in January 2014 as compared to Rs 825,465 crores in the month of December. The

industry witnessed inflows totalling to Rs 83,534 crores in January 2014 as against outflows of Rs 74,953 crores in the month before. While

majority of the flows have been coming in from the debt categories, the equity funds which have always been in the limelight for the

sustained outflows have seen inflows for the last three consecutive months. Investors have normally been seen buying at market lows and

given the S&P BSE Sensex tumbled close to 3% in the month of January simply justifies this logic.

Debt funds continue to dominate the fund industry assets with a share of close to 80% and pretty much responsible for the overall AUM

trend. The month of January was also no exception with majority of the flows coming in from the debt categories especially the liquid and

money market funds. The liquid and money market category saw its asset base inflate close to 43% to Rs 258,980 crores. The Income fund

category, largest by market share, witnessed a subdued growth for the month. The assets grew by 1.8% with inflows amounting to Rs 5,905

crores.

While the fall in equity market performance has hit the overall AUM growth, it has on the other hand led to inflows in equity category as

investors are viewing every fall in the markets as an opportunity to invest.

With the S&P BSE Sensex index tumbling just over 3% the equity fund category AUM fell by 3.9%. On the other hand, the category

registered net inflows of Rs 496 crores during the month of January 2014 as compared to net inflows of Rs 1,059 crores in the month of

December 2013. This is the third consecutive month when the equity category has seen net inflows. On the other hand, the Balanced and

ELSS categories not only saw net outflows but also reported a fall in their AUM growth on a month on month basis. The ELSS category has

clearly fallen out of favour even during the tax season due to its equity exposure.

Mutual Fund Desk

Mutual Fund Update:

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Recommended Mutual Fund Schemes

Volatility (3 Years)CAGR Returns (%)Absolute

Data as on 29th Nov 2013

Equity Funds:

Scheme Name AUM (Cr.)

Birla SL Frontline Equity Fund 3,707 9.75 2.89 6.48 20.60 13.52 1.12 0.08

Franklin India Bluechip Fund 4,649 7.60 -1.65 4.30 19.47 9.61 0.77 -0.04

ICICI Pru Focused BlueChip Eq Fund 4,662 9.99 4.42 7.24 22.35 10.23 0.84 0.23

S&P BSE 100 6.38 -0.34 3.03 16.90

Franklin India Flexi Cap Fund 1,521 13.69 1.86 5.26 20.90 11.92 0.98 -0.09

HDFC Equity Fund 10,005 14.29 -3.39 1.87 22.75 13.35 1.02 -0.19

ICICI Pru Dynamic Plan 3,556 20.07 10.07 7.69 21.82 10.39 0.83 0.07

Reliance Equity Opportunities Fund 5,067 17.13 1.50 8.83 28.10 13.70 0.94 0.18

S&P BSE 500 7.35 -2.17 1.70 16.94

HDFC Mid-Cap Opportunities Fund 3,017 20.90 7.29 10.59 27.57 10.96 0.73 0.22

ICICI Pru Discovery Fund 2,894 20.13 2.62 7.70 29.26 13.60 0.99 0.09

IDFC Sterling Equity Fund 1,333 12.67 -1.60 6.40 24.70 12.82 0.89 0.02

SBI Emerging Businesses Fund 1,239 7.92 -10.31 13.02 30.98 14.22 0.66 0.53

S&P BSE Mid-Cap 13.80 -9.51 -2.79 16.46

6 Mnths 1 Year 3 Years 5 Years SD Beta Sharpe

Mutual Fund Desk

Data as on 31st Jan 2014

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Aggressive Model Portfolio: This is recommended for individuals who are willing to take high financial risk and can tolerate higher degrees of

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Moderate model Portfolio: This is an intermediate risk and return portfolio that provides a blend of equities and income - oriented schemes. It

aims to provide capital appreciation commensurate to the risk taken over medium to long term.

Conservative Model Portfolio: This portfolio is geared towards preserving capital. A minimal risk investment strategy is used. Seeks to hold –

but not necessarily guarantee – the principal value of an investment.

Recommended Model Portfolios by Mutual Fund Team

Debt Funds:Scheme Name Absolute CAGR Average Maturity (Years)

AUM(Cr.) 1 Month 3 Months 6 Months 1 Year 3 Years Average Maturity Modified Duration YTM

Birla SL Dynamic Bond Fund 11,312 0.71 1.87 4.50 6.52 8.97 9.85 NA 2.59

Templeton India ST Income Plan 7,826 0.66 2.05 5.72 8.71 9.42 10.88 1.75 1.58

Crisil Short Term Bond Fund Index 0.68 1.99 5.31 8.25 8.55

IDFC Dynamic Bond Fund 5,592 1.27 0.35 0.97 4.28 9.42 8.91 4.52 3.23

Reliance Dynamic Bond 6,002 0.80 0.66 2.86 3.97 8.79 8.87 6.04 3.81

Crisil Composite Bond Fund Index 0.78 1.24 3.28 3.50 6.96

Birla SL Cash Plus 22,827 0.75 2.30 5.09 9.35 135.46 8.83 NA 0.10

HDFC Cash Mgmt-Savings 6,681 0.74 2.29 5.01 9.25 9.28 8.76 0.07 0.07

Crisil Liquid Fund Index 0.69 2.16 5.26 9.08 8.59

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Mutual Fund Schemes Scheme Theme Aggressive % Moderate% Conservative%

Reliance Equity Opportunities Fund Diversified 15% 15% 5%

HDFC Equity Fund Diversified 15% 10% 5%

Franklin India Bluechip Fund Large cap 15% 10% 10%

ICICI Pru Focused Bluechip Fund Large cap 10% 10% 5%

IDFC Sterling Equity Fund Mid cap 10% 5% Nil

HDFC Mid Cap Opportunity Fund Mid cap 10% Nil Nil

Templeton India ST Income Fund Short term income Nil 10% 15%

IDFC Dynamic Bond Fund Long term income 5% 5% 15%

Birla Sun Life Dynamic Bond Fund Medium Term Income 10% 10% 15%

1 Year FMP Short term FMP Nil 10% 15%

HDFC Cash Mgmt Fund-Savings Liquid 5% 10% 10%

Gold Fund Gold Fund 5% 5% 5%

EQUITY 75% 50% 25%

DEBT 25% 50% 75%

Total 100% 100% 100%

Mutual Fund Desk

Fixed Maturity Plans (FMP’s) our Recommendation:

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Fund Tenure Opening Closing

Birla Sun Life FTP Series KL Reg 30 28-Feb 4-Mar

IDFC FTP Series 80 Reg 33 28-Feb 4-Mar

DWS FMP Series 51 Reg 369 24-Feb 4-Mar

ICICI Prudential FMP Series 73 366 Days Plan B Reg 366 28-Feb 4-Mar

JM FMF Series XXIV Plan C 367 20-Feb 4-Mar

Reliance FHF XXV Series 26 368 28-Feb 4-Mar

Religare Invesco FMP Series 22 Plan O (370D) Reg 370 3-Mar 4-Mar

Sundaram FTP FC Reg 369 24-Feb 4-Mar

Axis FTP Series 57 (397D) Reg 397 26-Feb 4-Mar

Birla Sun Life FTP Series KJ Reg 400 25-Feb 4-Mar


JP Morgan India FMP Series 33 Reg 398 3-Mar 4-Mar

L&T FMP Series X Plan M 398 26-Feb 4-Mar



DSPBR FMP Series 150 13 Months Reg 395 3-Mar 5-Mar

ICICI Prudential FMP Series 73 407 Days Plan C Regular Fund 407 3-Mar 5-Mar

IDBI FMP-Series IV 542D (February 2014) F Reg 542 25-Feb 5-Mar

Sundaram FTP FD Reg 397 25-Feb 5-Mar

Axis Yearly Interval Series 3 Regular 367 28-Feb 6-Mar

Birla Sun Life FTP Series KM Reg 368 4-Mar 6-Mar

ICICI Prudential FMP Series 73 368 Days Plan D Regular Fund 368 3-Mar 6-Mar

Kotak FMP Series 144 Reg 371 3-Mar 6-Mar

Axis FTP Series 58 (1124D) Reg 1124 26-Feb 6-Mar

Birla Sun Life FTP Series KP Regular Fund 405 5-Mar 6-Mar

DSPBR FTP Series 38-25 Months Reg 761 21-Feb 6-Mar

DWS FMP Series 53 Reg 396 5-Mar 6-Mar

Reliance FHF XXV Series 31 395 5-Mar 6-Mar

Religare Invesco FMP Series 23 Plan A (13M) Reg 395 4-Mar 6-Mar

UTI Fixed Term Income Series XVII-XVII (395D) Regular 395 28-Feb 6-Mar

IDBI FMP-Series IV 91Days (March 2014) H Regular 91 6-Mar 10-Mar

DSPBR FMP Series 151 12 Months Reg 365 5-Mar 10-Mar

Religare Invesco FMP Series 23 Plan B (367D) Regular Fund 367 7-Mar 10-Mar

Axis FTP Series 59 (391D) Reg 391 4-Mar 10-Mar

Axis FTP Series 61 (1122D) Reg 1122 7-Mar 10-Mar

Birla Sun Life FTP Series KO Regular Fund 399 7-Mar 10-Mar

DWS FMP Series 54 Reg 392 7-Mar 10-Mar

DWS FMP Series 56 Regular Fund 415 7-Mar 10-Mar

ICICI Prudential FMP Series 73 1140 Days Plan E Regular Fund 1140 3-Mar 10-Mar

Kotak FMP Series 145 Regular Fund 390 6-Mar 10-Mar

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Ignore the unrated Company Deposit Schemes: Chose only AA+ and above rated FD issuing corporate .Within a given rating grade, choose

the company with a better reputationIt is better to make shorter deposit of around 1 year to 3 years check on the servicing standards of the

company before investingBased on our research, we recommend the following Corporate FDs to suit your requirements.

How to choose a good Corporate FD Scheme?

Corporate Fixed Deposits (FDs)

Non Cumulative Scheme Cumulative Scheme

Period (Months) Half Yearly Quarterly Interest Yield

12 9.00% 8.90% 9.25% 9.25%

18 - - 9.75% 10.07%

24 9.75% 9.65% 10.00% 10.50%

36 10.00% 9.90% 10.25% 11.34%

48 9.50% 9.40% 9.75% 11.27%

60 9.50% 9.40% 9.75% 11.85%

Mahindra Finance Co. Ltd Fixed Deposit

Period (Months) Non Cumulative Scheme Half Yearly Yearly (p.a.) Cumulative Scheme

12 Yearly (p.a.) 9.05% 8.95% Interest p.a.

24 9.25% 9.52% 9.41% 9.25%

36 9.75% 10.47% 10.34% 9.75%

48 10.75% 10.47% 10.34% 10.75%

60 10.75% 10.47% 10.34% 10.75%

Shriram Transport Finance

Period (Months) ROI

12 8.75%

18 8.75%

24 9.00%

36 9.25%

60 9.50%

LIC Housing Finance

HDFC Platinum Deposits

Period (Months) Monthly Quarterly Plan Half-Yearly Annual Cum. Int

15 9.05% 9.10% 9.20% - 9.40%

33 9.05% 9.10% 9.20% 9.40% 9.40%

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Stock Support and Resistance Levels for Trading

CORNER

The Parabolic Stop and Reverse (SAR) indicator combines price and time components to generate buy and sell signals. The Parabolic

SAR is also effective as a tool to determine where to place stop loss orders.

The chart below of the 100 ounce Gold futures contract is a good illustration showing buy and sell signals generated by the Parabolic

Stop and Reverse (SAR) technical indicator:

Buy when the price closes above the upper Parabolic SAR. When the Parabolic SAR changes from being above price to below

price, then the stock, futures, or currency trader should "stop" and buy to cover their existing shortsell and "reverse" direction

and buy to go long.

A sell signal is generated when the price closes below the lower Parabolic SAR. At the time that the Parabolic SAR changes from

being below price to being above price, the trader should "stop" and sell to exit their existing long trade and "reverse" direction and

sell to go short.

Parabolic SAR (PSAR) is not used as a primary tool for making Buying and Selling, but of course it is a very important tool used by the

Technical Strategists. More tools will be covered in the upcoming months.

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Parabolic SAR Buy Signal

Parabolic SAR Sell Signal

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