Nifty has almost reached our earlier target of 6,850-6,900. Hence, we decided to put out a long-term update. While the headline of the post might sound dramatic, here is our logic behind the Nifty 11k target. Kindly turn your attention to the monthly chart of the Nifty posted below.
The blue trend line connecting the February 2000 high of 1,818.15 and January 2004 high of 2,014.65 forms the basis for our target of 11,000 on the Nifty. Amidst the global meltdown in 2008, this trendline did an amazing job in October 2008 of arresting the fall in the Nifty.
Also note how the high in January 2008 was right at 4x the distance from the gray “Action Line” drawn below this blue trendline.
We decided to use this blue trendline as the basis for our projection. We placed this trendline at the 2008 high and used it as a centerline to arrive at the target. We took the October 2008 low of 2252 as our “Action” point to measure the reaction on the other side of the new centerline.
A look at the above chart indicates that the equidistant line on the other side of the centerline projects a target of around 11,000-ish.
Please be reminded that these targets are based off monthly charts and it might take several months or a few years for the Nifty to reach this target.
We would stick to this long term target as long as the Nifty holds above the recent swing low of 5,933. While a breach of this swing low would not invalidate our view, it would prolong the time taken to reach our target.
Sector wise, we expect banking, oil, and metals sector to play a key role in bolstering the index. Stock such as Reliance Industries, GAIL, SBI, Tata Steel, Tata Motors, Mahindra & Mahindra, Larsen & Toubro, Axis, ICICI Bank, Punjab National Bank and Bank of Baroda are the key stocks in our watchlist.
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Thanks Kumar for the analysis. 2-3 small questions
1. You are not cautious about Maruti specially w.r.t. the current volatility about it’s Gujrat plant details? any reason why Bajaj Auto/Hero MotoCorp not in your watch list?
2. Any thought on LNT and few names from Cement sector such as ACC, UltraTech or Shree Cements?
Thanks
Hello:
The list given is by no means exhaustive. The ones listed are the companies that comes to mind readily. L&T and M&M were omitted and have since been included. Maruti, despite the recent developments, does appear technically sound. But, we have removed it from the list as M&M and Tata Motors might do relatively better. Two-wheeler and cement stocks would do well but our expectation is that they might not outperform the index. We will definitely reassess this statement based on how these stocks perform over a period of time.
Best
B.Krishnakumar
Hi
Iam investing in equity diversified mfs via sip since 5 yrs . Do we need to hold the profits generated from the current market or do we need to book profits. My horizon is for 15 to 20 yrs to generate wealth for long term financial goals
If you have a combination of equity and debt then an annual asset rebalancing will help (if intial asset allocated was 60% to equities and it grows to say 65% overall) to book profits and redeploy in the asset class which has fallen. If you have just equities, then any unusual rally like 50-100% returns in a single year is when you can book some profits but redeploy at elast using SIP. But never book profits and hold the cash if you have such a long-term horizon. thanks, Vidya
Hi
Iam investing in equity diversified mfs via sip since 5 yrs . Do we need to hold the profits generated from the current market or do we need to book profits. My horizon is for 15 to 20 yrs to generate wealth for long term financial goals
If you have a combination of equity and debt then an annual asset rebalancing will help (if intial asset allocated was 60% to equities and it grows to say 65% overall) to book profits and redeploy in the asset class which has fallen. If you have just equities, then any unusual rally like 50-100% returns in a single year is when you can book some profits but redeploy at elast using SIP. But never book profits and hold the cash if you have such a long-term horizon. thanks, Vidya
Thanks Kumar for the analysis. 2-3 small questions
1. You are not cautious about Maruti specially w.r.t. the current volatility about it’s Gujrat plant details? any reason why Bajaj Auto/Hero MotoCorp not in your watch list?
2. Any thought on LNT and few names from Cement sector such as ACC, UltraTech or Shree Cements?
Thanks
Hello:
The list given is by no means exhaustive. The ones listed are the companies that comes to mind readily. L&T and M&M were omitted and have since been included. Maruti, despite the recent developments, does appear technically sound. But, we have removed it from the list as M&M and Tata Motors might do relatively better. Two-wheeler and cement stocks would do well but our expectation is that they might not outperform the index. We will definitely reassess this statement based on how these stocks perform over a period of time.
Best
B.Krishnakumar