Weekly trading diary: 24th to 28th July 2023

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Here’s how the markets fared in the week gone by;







Things to look forward to in the coming week

Earnings

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HDFC AMC Bajaj Auto Limited Axis Bank Limited ACC Limited Indian Oil Corporation IDFC First Bank Limited
IDBI Bank Limited Delta Corp Limited Bajaj Finance Limited Bajaj Finserv Limited Marico Limited NTPC Limited
PNB Housing Finance Limited Larsen & Toubro Limited Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited Indian Energy Exchange Limited Nazara Technologies Limited
Poonawalla Fincorp Limited SBI Life Cipla Limited Indus Towers Limited Piramal Enterprises Limited
TVS Motor Company Limited Tata Motors Limited Colgate Palmolive (India) Limited Nippon Life India Asset Management Limited SBI Cards
Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Limited United Breweries Limited
GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals Limited
Kajaria Ceramics Limited
Oracle Financial Services Software Limited
Punjab National Bank

Macroeconomic events

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US Services PMI (July) US Consumer Confidence (July) US Fed Interest Rate Decision Eurozone ECB Interest Rate Decision Japan BOJ Interest Rate Decision
Composite PMI (July) Building Permits US GDP Growth (Q2 CY23)
Manufacturing PMI (July) Home Sales (June)
Crude Oil Inventories


my stock for this week will be DHANI. Will add more positions if this breaks above 43.50.

Operator-driven stock. Trade with caution. On chart consolidating for a long while.
Image from Indian market technicals | Zerodha

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Benchmark indices closed the volatile session lower around 0.4%, continuing their downward trend for the second trading session. US futures are trading slightly higher.

:oil_drum:Brent Crude: 81.28 0.49%
:heavy_dollar_sign:USD INR Spot: 81.9246 -0.118%.
:scroll:India 10Y Bond yield: 7.073 -0.20%

Nifty 50 heat map.

More stats at: technicals.zerodha.com

Amongst the F&O stocks

:chart_with_upwards_trend: REC was the top gainer.

:chart_with_downwards_trend: United Spirits was the top loser.

:page_with_curl: Earnings Update:

Canara Bank: Net Profit: Rs. 3535 cr :arrow_up:75% YoY; NII: Rs. 8666 cr :arrow_up:27.7% YoY.

IDBI Bank: Net Profit: Rs. 1224 cr :arrow_up:62% YoY; NII: Rs. 3998 cr :arrow_up: 60.7% YoY.

HDFC AMC: Net Profit: Rs. 478 cr :arrow_up: 52% YoY; Revenue: Rs. 575 cr :arrow_up: 10% YoY.

SRF: Net Profit: Rs. 359 cr :arrow_down:41% YoY; Revenue: Rs. 3,338 cr :arrow_down: 14.3% YoY.

TVS Motors: Net Profit: Rs. 468 cr :arrow_up: 46% YoY; Revenue: Rs 7,218 cr :arrow_up: 20% YoY.

:newspaper: News

The labor ministry approved an interest rate of 8.15 percent to be credited into the accounts of roughly 60 million Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) members for the fiscal year 2023 in a circular released on Monday.

ITC, an FMCG giant, received board approval to demerge its hotel business. The demerger creates a wholly-owned subsidiary called ITC Hotels Ltd. ITC will retain a 40% stake, while shareholders will own the remaining 60% based on their shareholding.

Electronics became India’s fourth-largest exported item in the June quarter, jumping two spots and achieving the fastest growth among the top 30 exports. During April-June, electronics exports soared by over 56% to Rs 57,220.24 crore from the previous year’s Rs 36,533.18 crore.

Biocon shares fell 5% after the US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) issued six observations for its Malaysian manufacturing plant.

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25th July mid day action stocks !!!

will look to buy TVS if it sustains above 1390

thanks for sharing

Benchmark indices rebounded from the day’s low to end the choppy session flat. Dow and Nasdaq futures indicate a mixed start for US markets.

:oil_drum:Brent Crude: 82.22 -0.32%
:heavy_dollar_sign:USD INR Spot: 81.8088 -0.141%.
:scroll:India 10Y Bond yield: 7.104 0.47%

Nifty 50 heat map.

More stats at: technicals.zerodha.com

Amongst the F&O stocks

:chart_with_upwards_trend: TVS Motor was the top gainer.

:chart_with_downwards_trend: Can Fin Homes was the top loser.

:page_with_curl: Earnings Update:

Asian Paints: Net Profit: Rs. 1575 cr :arrow_up:52% YoY; Revenue: Rs. 9182.3 cr :arrow_up: 6.7% YoY.

CEAT: Net Profit: Rs. 144.6 cr :arrow_up: against profit of 9.3 cr YoY; Revenue: Rs. 2935.2 cr :arrow_up:4.1% YoY.

L&T: Net Profit: Rs. 2493 cr :arrow_up:46.5% YoY; Revenue: Rs. 47,882.4 cr :arrow_up:33.6% YoY.

Tata Motors: Net Profit: Rs. 3090 cr :arrow_up: against loss of 4987 cr YoY; Revenue: Rs. 1.02 lk cr :arrow_up: 42.1% YoY.

:newspaper: News

India’s aviation regulator DGCA has removed SpiceJet from its enhanced surveillance, saying that the airline had taken suitable maintenance action.

The Indian rupee against the Dollar reached a two-month-high mainly on account of dollar inflows and the Chinese yuan’s advance.

Tata Motors has announced that the company will be converting its DVR shares into ordinary shares issuing 7 ordinary shares for every 10 ‘DVR’ Shares, implying a premium of 23% based on the current closing price.

Hang Seng index had its best day in 18 months, climbing over 4% after China’s Politburo pledged to “adjust and optimize policies in a timely manner” for its ailing property sector.

L&T announced a Rs 10,000 crore buyback program through the tender offer route at a maximum price of Rs 3,000 per share and will involve 3.33 crore shares or 2.4% of the fully paid-up equity share capital.

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Benchmark indices Nifty and Sensex rose over half a percent. The US futures are trading lower, indicating a lower opening for US markets.

:oil_drum:Brent Crude: 82.33 -1.11%

:heavy_dollar_sign:USD INR Spot: 81.988 +0.219%

:scroll:India 10Y Bond yield: 7.098 -0.03%

Nifty 50 heatmap.

More market stats at: Indian market technicals | Zerodha

Amongst the F&O stocks

:chart_with_upwards_trend: Vodafone Idea was the top gainer.

:chart_with_downwards_trend: Can Fin Homes was the top loser.

Earnings Update:

Cipla: Net Profit: Rs. 996 cr :arrow_up:45% YoY; Revenue: Rs. 6329 cr :arrow_up: 17.7% YoY.

Bajaj Finance: Net Profit: Rs. 3437 cr :arrow_up: 32% YoY; NII: Rs. 6718.6 cr :arrow_up: 27.4% YoY.

Tata Consumer: Net Profit: Rs. 337.7 cr :arrow_up:22.1% YoY; Revenue: Rs. 3741.2 cr :arrow_up:12.5% YoY.

Axis Bank: Net Profit: Rs. 5797 cr :arrow_up: 40.5% YoY; NII: Rs. 11,958 cr :arrow_up: 27.4% YoY.

News

Can Fin Homes tanked nearly 10% after the company said that employees at one of its branches had committed fraud of nearly Rs. 38.53 crore by transferring funds to different personal bank accounts.

The IMF has raised its GDP growth forecast for India for 2023-24 to 6.1% from 5.9% due to the higher growth number for January-March and the optimism of momentum continuing going forward.

Shares of RBL Bank surged 7% on media reports that the Mahindra group likely bought a 4% stake in the bank via one of its entities.

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Nifty and Sensex tumbled from their highs for the day, falling more than 0.6%. Dow and Nasdaq futures indicate a good start for US markets.

:oil_drum:Brent Crude: 83.34 0.94%
:heavy_dollar_sign:USD INR Spot: 81.9923 0.005%.
:scroll:India 10Y Bond yield: 7.122 0.37%

Nifty 50 heat map.

More stats at: technicals.zerodha.com

Amongst the F&O stocks

:chart_with_upwards_trend: Cipla was the top gainer.

:chart_with_downwards_trend: Mahindra And Mahindra was the top loser.

:page_with_curl: Earnings Update:

ACC: Net Profit: Rs. 466 cr :arrow_up:105% YoY; Revenue: Rs. 5201.1 cr :arrow_up: 16.4% YoY.

Bajaj Finserv: Net Profit: Rs. 1942.6 cr :arrow_up: 48.4% YoY; Revenue: Rs. 23,280 cr :arrow_up: 46.5% YoY.

IEX: Net Profit: Rs. 75.6 cr :arrow_up: 9.7% YoY; Revenue: Rs. 104 cr :arrow_up: 5.7% YoY.

Indian Bank: Net Profit: Rs. 1709 cr :arrow_up: 40.8% YoY; NII: Rs. 5,704 cr :arrow_up: 25.8% YoY.

Laurus Labs: Net Profit: Rs. 28.4 cr :arrow_down:88.8% YoY; Revenue: Rs. 1,182 cr :arrow_down:23.2% YoY.

Shriram Finance: Net Profit: Rs. 1,705.2 cr :arrow_up:26.2% YoY; Revenue: Rs. 8287.4 cr :arrow_up:16.2% YoY.

:newspaper: News

Jio Financial Services Ltd (JFS) and BlackRock have signed an agreement to form a 50:50 joint venture to offer investment solutions with an initial investment of $150 million each in the joint venture.

Cipla surged nearly 10% after reporting the better-than-expected June quarter and also due to better margin guidance for FY24.

M&M cracked 7% on the company’s plan to expand its footprint in the banking sector after picking a 3.53% stake in RBL Bank.

After a pause on rate hikes in June, US Federal Reserve raised its benchmark lending rate to a 22-year high lifting the lending range to 5.25% to 5.5% to bring inflation down to the eventual 2% target.

Benchmark indexes closed the session slightly down, extending losses into the second trading day. Dow and Nasdaq futures indicate a positive opening for US markets.

:oil_drum:Brent Crude: 83.52 -0.32%
:heavy_dollar_sign:USD INR Spot: 82.2465 0.310%.
:scroll:India 10Y Bond yield: 7.164 0.62%

Nifty 50 heat map.

More stats at: technicals.zerodha.com

Amongst the F&O stocks

:chart_with_upwards_trend: Indiabulls Housing Finance was the top gainer.

:chart_with_downwards_trend: Dr. Lal PathLabs was the top loser.

:page_with_curl: Earnings Update:

Exide: Net Profit: Rs. 224 cr :arrow_up:10.7% YoY; Revenue: Rs. 4245.5 cr :arrow_up: 5.6% YoY.

Marico: Net Profit: Rs. 436 cr :arrow_up:15.7% YoY; Revenue: Rs.2477 cr :arrow_down:3.2% YoY.

M&M Fin: Net Profit: Rs. 353 cr :arrow_up:52.8% YoY; NII: Rs. 1634.1 cr :arrow_up: 5.1% YoY.

SBI Cards: Net Profit: Rs. 593.3cr :arrow_down:5.4% YoY; Revenue: Rs. 3912 cr :arrow_up:26.2% YoY.

:newspaper: News

Piramal Enterprises announced that the board of directors authorized a share buyback of up to Rs. 1,750 crores via tender at Rs. 1,250 per share.

Bank of Japan keeps its 10-year bond yield target at 0% but relaxes the 0.5% yield movement ceiling. The short-term negative interest rate remains at -0.1%. The shift indicates a more flexible approach amid improving inflation and economic growth.

The US economy amazed analysts by outpacing forecasts despite rate increases, with GDP increasing by 2.4% YoY in the April–June quarter, largely owing to various forms of investment and higher consumer spending.