INDEX FUTURE CALL FOR 20 JAN 2022

"BUY BANK NIFTY FUT 2 LOTS ABOVE 37955 TG 38155/38260 SL 37735"

ICICIBANK STOCK MAY RALLY IN UPCOMING DAYS !!!

BUY ICICIBANK FUT 2 LOTS ABOVE  819.20 TARGET 827.5/832.20 SL 809.20
SELL ICICIBANK FUT 2 LOTS BELOW 800.40 TARGET 792.4/797 SL 810 
Today ICICI Bank shares were quoting at Rs 807.35 apiece, down 2.15%. The stock touched today an intraday high of Rs 820 apiece and an intraday low of Rs 803 apiece. In the previous trading session, ICICI Bank shares closed down at Rs 823.35. The stock touched its 52-week high Rs 859.70 and 52-week low Rs 512.10 on 25 October and 28 January, 2021, respectively. Currently, it is trading 6% below its 52-week high.On 22 Jan stock will announce quarterly results & we expect 25% rally in ICICI Bank in next week.

ICICI Bank share price has been the best performer in the banking sector as it delivered 80%. The stock is likely to rally further on the back of strong industry position, robust digital expansion and steady asset quality. While the stock has corrected nearly 2% in the past five days, it has rallied over 13% in a month, and over 22.8% in the last six months. ICICI Bank share price has surged more than 230% in the last five years.
Important levels for 20/01/2022
SUPPORT:  804,796,779
RESISTANCE: 822,831,849
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14000/- PROFIT BOOKED IN TATACOMM FUTURE 👍👍

PERFECT PREDICTION !!!!!!!!!

TODAY  TATACOMM FUT ACHIEVED 1ST TARGET @ 1485
 SELLING GIVEN ON 15 JAN FROM 1520
BOOKED PROFIT OF 14000

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SELLING GIVEN IN SATURDAY'S POST👇
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9700/- PROFIT BOOKED IN STOCK FUTURE CALLS

 M&M FUT ACHIEVED 1ST TARGET @ 903.50
 BUYING CALL GIVEN FROM 896.50

BOOKED PROFIT OF 4900

 AXIS BANK FUT ACHIEVED 1ST TARGET @ 732
 BUYING CALL GIVEN FROM 728

BOOKED PROFIT OF 4800

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STOCK FUTURE TIPS FOR 19 JAN 2022

 BUY AXIS BANK FUT 2 LOTS ABOVE 728 TG 732/736
SL 723

BUY M&M FUT 2 LOTS ABOVE 896.50 TG 903.50/910
SL 888.50

BUY TATA STEEL FUT 2 LOTS ABOVE 1212 TG 1224/1236
 SL 1199

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BANKNIFTY PREDICTION FOR TOMORROW 19 JAN 2022

 Today in final hour profit booking dragged the index 1 % with nifty closing below 18200 and Sensex falling over 500 points amid selling seen across the sectors. Market opened on a positive note, but wiped out initial gains and turned negative on weak global cues, including rising US treasury yield and oil price at more than seven years high amid supply concern after drone attacked at United Arab Emirates. However, indices managed to regain the lost ground in the afternoon session but final hour selling dragged the indices near the day's low. At present, the index has support at 18000 levels while resistance comes at 18300 levels, crossing above the same can show 18500-18600 levels. On the other hand, Bank Nifty has support at 37800 levels while resistance at 38600 levels.

Tradable Ideas On Banknifty for 19/01/2022

BANKNIFTY  IMPORTANT LEVEL FOR 19/01/2022

SUPPORT: 37956, 37644, 36828
RESISTANCE: 38772, 39276,40092

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IS FUTURE TRADING HIGH RISK ??

FUTURES ADVANTAGE
The existence and the utility of a futures market benefits a lot of market participants
- It allows hedgers to shift risks to speculators.
- It gives traders an efficient idea of what the futures price of a stock or value of an index is likely to be.
- Based on the current future price, it helps in determining the future demand and supply of the shares.
Since it is based on margin trading, it allows small speculators to participate and trade in the futures market by paying a small margin for the purchase of the contract instead of the entire value of physical holdings.

RISKS INVOLVED IN FUTURES CONTRACTS
Futures trading is inherently risky and requires that participants, especially brokers, are not only familiar will all the risks but also possess the skills to manage those risks. Following are the risks associated with trading futures contracts:
Leverage
One of the chief risks associated with futures trading comes from the inherent feature of leverage. Lack of respect for leverage and the risks associated with it is often the most common cause for losses in futures trading. Exchange sets margins at levels which are deemed appropriate for managing risks at clearinghouse level. This is the minimum level of margins required by the exchange and provides maximum leverage. For example, if the initial margin for gold is 2.5%, it implied 40 times leverage. In other words, a trader can take a position equivalent to Rs. 100,000 by only depositing Rs. 2,500 in his or her account. Clearly, this represents great amount of leverage which is defined as the ability to take large exposures with little upfront cost.
Interest Rate Risk
The risk that an investment's value will change due to a change in the absolute level of interest rates. Normally, rise in interest rates during the investment period may result in reduced prices of the held securities.
Liquidity Risk
Liquidity risk is an important factor in trading. Level of liquidity in a contract can impact the decision to trade or not. Even if a trader arrives at a strong trading view, he may not be able to execute the strategy due to lack of liquidity. There may not be enough opposite interest in the market at the right price to initiate a trade. Even if a trade is executed, there is always a risk that it can become difficult or costly to exit from positions in illiquid contracts.
Settlement and Delivery Risk
All executed trades need to be settled and closed at some point. Daily settlement takes the form of automatic debits and credits between accounts with any shortfalls being recovered through margin calls. Brokers are obligated to fulfill all margin calls. Use of electronic systems with online banking has reduced the risks of failed daily settlements. However, non-payment of margin calls by clients poses a serious risk for brokers
In cases where clients fail to pay margin calls, brokers need to be proactive and take steps to close out positions. Managing risks of client non-payment is an internal broker function that should be done in real-time. Delayed response to client delinquency can result in the creating losses for brokers if not default.
Operational Risk
Operational risk is a major source of losses for brokers as well as investor complaints. Errors due to manual mistakes by staff are a major area of risk for all brokers. Measures like adequate staff training, supervision, internal controls, and documentation of standard operating procedures and segregation of tasks are essential for running a brokerage house as well as for reducing instances and impact of operational risks.
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