Tuesday, April 1, 2014

COMMODITY CALLS FOR 2ND APRIL 2014

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Gold prices are expected to bounce, one can long only if sustains above 28100 with a stop loss below 27950. Prices are expected to rise till 28500 – 28550.  Silver prices are expected to bounce 43600 -43850. One can buy if sustains above 42900 with a strict stop loss below 42400.  Copper prices are expected to trade within the range from 397 to 406. Traders are advised to sell on rise around 405 - 405.50 with a stop loss above 408.50.  Nickel prices are expected to trade within the range from 970 to 940. One should buy around 950 -948 with a stop loss below 938.  Lead ...
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Wednesday, July 10, 2013

Latest Commodity Calls for Gold Silver

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Today in Indian commodity market we have expected gold commodity to trade low. Experts advises are to sell gold commodity around 26050 -26100. Traders can maintain the stop loss at the level above 26250. on the other hand the precious metal silver commodity are expected to trade between the range from 39850 to 40850. It is advised to trade within the range with silve ...
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Friday, June 14, 2013

MCX COMMODITY TIPS

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MCX GOLD COMMODITY TIPS Buy at 28070, Stoploss 28000, Target 28200. MCX SILVER COMMODITY TIPS Buy above 43800, Stoploss 43550, Target 442 ...
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Tuesday, June 11, 2013

Gold Futures : Commodity Update

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 Gold prices rose by Rs 227 to Rs 28,418 per 10 gm in futures trade largely on speculative positions created by participants amid a firming trend at the spot market.At the Multi Commodity Exchange, gold for delivery in far-month October was up by Rs 227, or 0.81 per cent, to Rs 28,418 per 10 gm in business turnover of 143 lots.The metal for delivery in August contracts moved up by Rs 225, or 0.80 per cent, to Rs 28,236 per 10 gm in a turnover of 2,071 lots.Analysts said overnight gains in the global market and a firming trend at the domestic spot market as weakening rupee, which slumped to ...
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Thursday, May 23, 2013

Commodity Market Updates & Calls

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Commodity Market Live Updates Gold is likely move down in today's Indian Commodity Market. However a weaker rupee due to weak domestic markets can limit the downside. Gold for June delivery on MCX was down by 0.56% at INR 25,963/10gms and silver was up by 0.13% closing at INR 43,226/kg. In the energy sector crude oil prices are expected to go down as markets are well supplied and demand concerns from China can continue to push prices down. Natural gas is expected to move in a range ahead of thei nventories data today. Commodity Calls Sell Gold-June at 26200-26250 TGT 25600 SL 26400 Sell Silver- ...
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Thursday, November 1, 2012

Bullion, Energy, Base Metals Commodity Updates & Tips:

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Bullion Commodity Updates & Tips: Gold futures were marginally higher on domestic exchanges, in line with the trend on the COMEX. However, a strong rupee against the dollar capped the upside in local prices. A weak dollar against the euro weighed on the COMEX gold futures. MCX Gold December Contract is looking positive for the day. Market may find support near 31080 & 30980; intraday resistance can be seen near 31180 & 31290. Day traders are advised to buy intraday on dips. (Buy Gold around 31080 with SL 30980, for the target of 31180 & 31290.) MCX Silver December Contract is ...
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Thursday, October 18, 2012

MCX Commodity Outlook Today

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MCX Commodity Outlook Gold Dec is looking strong. In near term Gold Dec is expected to continue with its bounce back rally and could test 31500 resistance levels. On downside 31250 is initial support level. Today's Trend - Positive. Strategy buy on dips. Silver Dec is looking strong. In near term Silver Dec is expected to continue with its bounce back rally and could test 61000 resistance levels. On downside 60500 is initial support level. Today's Trend - Positive. Strategy buy on dips. Yesterday Copper Nov was successful to close above 442.50 resistance level. If Copper Nov is able to sustain ...
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