Live Crudeoil Calls, 4th session: 30.Apr.2015

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 Buy ALUMINIUM (MAY) SA 120.7 SL 120.4 Target 121.2 / 121.6
 ALUMINIUM (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 119.90 
Short ALUMINIUM (MAY) SB 120.3 SL 120.7 Target 119.8 / 119.4

 Buy COPPER (JUN) SA 403.4 SL 401.6 Target 404.4 / 405.9
 COPPER (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 399.80 
Short COPPER (JUN) SB 401.1 SL 402.8 Target 400.1 / 398.6

 Buy CRUDEOIL (MAY) SA 3798 SL 3746 Target 3812 / 3827
 CRUDEOIL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 3743 
Short CRUDEOIL (MAY) SB 3730 SL 3782 Target 3716 / 3701

 Buy GOLD (JUN) SA 27193 SL 27106 Target 27218 / 27238
 GOLD (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 27127 
Short GOLD (JUN) SB 27081 SL 27168 Target 27056 / 27036

 Buy LEAD (MAY) SA 134.7 SL 134.4 Target 135.2 / 135.6
 LEAD (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 133.60 
Short LEAD (MAY) SB 134.3 SL 134.7 Target 133.8 / 133.4 
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Buy NATURALGAS (MAY) SA 164.5 SL 164.0 Target 165.3 / 166.0
 NATURALGAS (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 165.80 
Short NATURALGAS (MAY) SB 164.1 SL 164.6 Target 163.3 / 162.6

 Buy NICKEL (MAY) SA 891.2 SL 881.0 Target 897.2 / 903.2
 NICKEL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 875.40 
Short NICKEL (MAY) SB 877.8 SL 888.0 Target 871.8 / 865.8

 Buy SILVER (JUL) SA 38198 SL 38024 Target 38298 / 38418
 SILVER (JUL) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 37978 
Short SILVER (JUL) SB 37974 SL 38148 Target 37874 / 37754

 Buy ZINC (MAY) SA 148.8 SL 148.5 Target 149.3 / 149.7
 ZINC (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 147.75 
Short ZINC (MAY) SB 148.4 SL 148.8 Target 147.9 / 147.5
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Best Commodity Tips, 3rd session: 30.Apr.2015

FREE MCX COMMODITY SESSION TIPS AND TREND UPDATION 
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 Buy ALUMINIUM (MAY) SA 120.5 SL 120.1 Target 120.9 / 121.3
 ALUMINIUM (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 119.90 
Short ALUMINIUM (MAY) SB 120.0 SL 120.4 Target 119.6 / 119.2

 Buy COPPER (JUN) SA 402.7 SL 400.9 Target 403.7 / 405.2
 COPPER (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 398.30 
Short COPPER (JUN) SB 400.5 SL 402.1 Target 399.5 / 398.0

 Buy CRUDEOIL (MAY) SA 3810 SL 3758 Target 3824 / 3839
 CRUDEOIL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 3743 
Short CRUDEOIL (MAY) SB 3742 SL 3794 Target 3728 / 3713

 Buy GOLD (JUN) SA 27290 SL 27203 Target 27315 / 27335
 GOLD (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 27127 
Short GOLD (JUN) SB 27178 SL 27265 Target 27153 / 27133

 Buy LEAD (MAY) SA 134.8 SL 134.5 Target 135.3 / 135.7
 LEAD (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 133.60 
Short LEAD (MAY) SB 134.4 SL 134.8 Target 133.9 / 133.5 
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Buy NATURALGAS (MAY) SA 166.4 SL 165.9 Target 167.2 / 167.9
 NATURALGAS (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 165.40 
Short NATURALGAS (MAY) SB 166.0 SL 166.5 Target 165.2 / 164.5

 Buy NICKEL (MAY) SA 890.2 SL 880.0 Target 896.2 / 902.2
 NICKEL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 874.20 
Short NICKEL (MAY) SB 876.8 SL 887.0 Target 870.8 / 864.8

 Buy SILVER (JUL) SA 38385 SL 38211 Target 38485 / 38605
 SILVER (JUL) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 38045 
Short SILVER (JUL) SB 38161 SL 38335 Target 38061 / 37941

 Buy ZINC (MAY) SA 148.8 SL 148.4 Target 149.2 / 149.6
 ZINC (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 147.75 
Short ZINC (MAY) SB 148.3 SL 148.7 Target 147.9 / 147.5
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Commodity Technical Tips, 2nd session: 30.Apr.2015

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Buy ALUMINIUM (MAY) SA 120.5 SL 120.2 Target 121.0 / 121.4
 ALUMINIUM (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 119.55 
Short ALUMINIUM (MAY) SB 120.1 SL 120.5 Target 119.6 / 119.2

Buy COPPER (JUN) SA 401.1 SL 399.3 Target 402.1 / 403.6
 COPPER (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 395.50 
Short COPPER (JUN) SB 398.8 SL 400.5 Target 397.8 / 396.3

Buy CRUDEOIL (MAY) SA 3813 SL 3761 Target 3827 / 3842
 CRUDEOIL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 3731 
Short CRUDEOIL (MAY) SB 3745 SL 3797 Target 3731 / 3716

Buy GOLD (JUN) SA 27252 SL 27165 Target 27277 / 27297
 GOLD (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 27222 
Short GOLD (JUN) SB 27140 SL 27227 Target 27115 / 27095

Buy LEAD (MAY) SA 135.0 SL 134.6 Target 135.4 / 135.8
 LEAD (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 133.30 
Short LEAD (MAY) SB 134.5 SL 134.9 Target 134.1 / 133.7 

Buy NATURALGAS (MAY) SA 166.7 SL 166.2 Target 167.5 / 168.2
 NATURALGAS (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 165.30 
Short NATURALGAS (MAY) SB 166.3 SL 166.8 Target 165.5 / 164.8

Buy NICKEL (MAY) SA 887.2 SL 877.0 Target 893.2 / 899.2
 NICKEL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 867.20 
Short NICKEL (MAY) SB 873.8 SL 884.0 Target 867.8 / 861.8

Buy SILVER (JUL) SA 38368 SL 38194 Target 38468 / 38588
 SILVER (JUL) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 38250 
Short SILVER (JUL) SB 38144 SL 38318 Target 38044 / 37924

Buy ZINC (MAY) SA 148.5 SL 148.1 Target 148.9 / 149.3
 ZINC (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 146.80 
Short ZINC (MAY) SB 148.0 SL 148.4 Target 147.6 / 147.2 
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Hot Energy Tips, 1st session: 30.Apr.2015

FREE MCX COMMODITY SESSION TIPS AND TREND UPDATION 
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 Buy ALUMINIUM (MAY) SA 120.2 SL 119.9 Target 120.7 / 121.1
 ALUMINIUM (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 119.30 
Short ALUMINIUM (MAY) SB 119.8 SL 120.2 Target 119.3 / 118.9

 Buy COPPER (JUN) SA 398.6 SL 396.8 Target 399.6 / 401.1
 COPPER (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 395.10 
Short COPPER (JUN) SB 396.3 SL 398.0 Target 395.3 / 393.8

 Buy CRUDEOIL (MAY) SA 3771 SL 3719 Target 3785 / 3800
 CRUDEOIL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 3715 
Short CRUDEOIL (MAY) SB 3703 SL 3755 Target 3689 / 3674

 Buy GOLD (JUN) SA 27217 SL 27130 Target 27242 / 27262
 GOLD (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 27249 
Short GOLD (JUN) SB 27105 SL 27192 Target 27080 / 27060

 Buy LEAD (MAY) SA 134.1 SL 133.7 Target 134.5 / 134.9
 LEAD (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 133.00 
Short LEAD (MAY) SB 133.6 SL 134.0 Target 133.2 / 132.8 
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Buy NATURALGAS (MAY) SA 166.1 SL 165.6 Target 166.9 / 167.6
 NATURALGAS (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 165.00 
Short NATURALGAS (MAY) SB 165.7 SL 166.2 Target 164.9 / 164.2

 Buy NICKEL (MAY) SA 889.7 SL 879.5 Target 895.7 / 901.7
 NICKEL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 866.00 
Short NICKEL (MAY) SB 876.3 SL 886.5 Target 870.3 / 864.3

 Buy SILVER (JUL) SA 38119 SL 37945 Target 38219 / 38339
 SILVER (JUL) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 38250 
Short SILVER (JUL) SB 37895 SL 38069 Target 37795 / 37675

 Buy ZINC (MAY) SA 147.1 SL 146.8 Target 147.6 / 148.0
 ZINC (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 146.30 
Short ZINC (MAY) SB 146.7 SL 147.1 Target 146.2 / 145.8
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MCX INDIAN COMMODITY INTRADAY SUPPORT RESISTANCE LEVELS: 30.Apr.2015


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FREE COMMODITY STBT TIPS: 29.Apr.2015

 FREE MCX COMMODITY SESSION SELL TIPS 

 Short ALUMINIUM (APR) SB 119.7 SL 120.1 Target 119.3 / 118.9
Short COPPER (APR) SB 389.5 SL 391.1 Target 388.5 / 387.0
Short CRUDEOIL (MAY) SB 3728 SL 3780 Target 3810 / 3699
Short GOLD (JUN) SB 27159 SL 27246 Target 27134 / 27114
Short LEAD (APR) SB 133.4 SL 133.8 Target 132.9 / 132.5
Short NATURALGAS (MAY) SB 166.0 SL 166.5 Target 165.2 / 164.5
Short NICKEL (APR) SB 846.0 SL 846.0 Target 840.0 / 834.0
Short SILVER (JUL) SB 38043 SL 38217 Target 37943 / 37823
Short ZINC (APR) SB 146.9 SL 146.9 Target 147.3 / 146.0
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FREE COMMODITY BTST TIPS: 29.Apr.2015

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 Buy ALUMINIUM (APR) SA 120.2 SL 119.8 Target 120.6 / 121.0
Buy COPPER (APR) SA 391.7 SL 389.9 Target 392.7 / 394.2
Buy CRUDEOIL (MAY) SA 3796 SL 3744 Target 3810 / 3825
Buy GOLD (JUN) SA 27271 SL 27184 Target 27296 / 27316
Buy LEAD (APR) SA 133.8 SL 133.5 Target 134.3 / 134.7
Buy NATURALGAS (MAY) SA 166.4 SL 165.9 Target 167.2 / 167.9
Buy NICKEL (APR) SA 859.4 SL 849.2 Target 865.4 / 871.4
Buy SILVER (JUL) SA 38267 SL 38267 Target 38367 / 38487
Buy ZINC (APR) SA 147.3 SL 147.0 Target 147.8 / 148.2
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Free Basemetal Calls, 5th session: 29.Apr.2015

FREE MCX COMMODITY SESSION TIPS AND TREND UPDATION 
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 Buy ALUMINIUM (APR) SA 119.6 SL 119.2 Target 120.0 / 120.4
 ALUMINIUM (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 118.65 
Short ALUMINIUM (APR) SB 119.1 SL 119.5 Target 118.7 / 118.3

 Buy COPPER (APR) SA 387.7 SL 385.9 Target 388.7 / 390.2
 COPPER (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 384.50 
Short COPPER (APR) SB 385.5 SL 387.1 Target 384.5 / 383.0

 Buy CRUDEOIL (MAY) SA 3660 SL 3608 Target 3674 / 3689
 CRUDEOIL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 3591 
Short CRUDEOIL (MAY) SB 3592 SL 3644 Target 3578 / 3563

 Buy GOLD (JUN) SA 27269 SL 27182 Target 27294 / 27314
 GOLD (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 27106 
Short GOLD (JUN) SB 27157 SL 27244 Target 27132 / 27112

 Buy LEAD (APR) SA 132.6 SL 132.2 Target 133.0 / 133.4
 LEAD (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 131.40 
Short LEAD (APR) SB 132.1 SL 132.5 Target 131.7 / 131.3 

 Buy NATURALGAS (MAY) SA 163.8 SL 163.3 Target 164.6 / 165.3
 NATURALGAS (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 161.40 
Short NATURALGAS (MAY) SB 163.4 SL 163.9 Target 162.6 / 161.9

 Buy NICKEL (APR) SA 848.9 SL 838.7 Target 854.9 / 860.9
 NICKEL (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 837.30 
Short NICKEL (APR) SB 835.5 SL 845.7 Target 829.5 / 823.5

 Buy SILVER (JUL) SA 38127 SL 37953 Target 38227 / 38347
 SILVER (JUL) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 37665 
Short SILVER (JUL) SB 37903 SL 38077 Target 37803 / 37683

 Buy ZINC (APR) SA 145.5 SL 145.1 Target 145.9 / 146.3
 ZINC (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 145.45 
Short ZINC (APR) SB 145.0 SL 145.4 Target 144.6 / 144.2 
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Free Mcx Commodity Tips, 4th session: 29.Apr.2015

FREE MCX COMMODITY SESSION TIPS AND TREND UPDATION 
( Paper Trading Practice for Commodity Segment ) 

 Buy ALUMINIUM (APR) SA 119.3 SL 118.9 Target 119.7 / 120.1
 ALUMINIUM (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 118.40 
Short ALUMINIUM (APR) SB 118.8 SL 119.2 Target 118.4 / 118.0

 Buy COPPER (APR) SA 387.6 SL 385.8 Target 388.6 / 390.1
 COPPER (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 384.50 
Short COPPER (APR) SB 385.3 SL 387.0 Target 384.3 / 382.8

 Buy CRUDEOIL (MAY) SA 3648 SL 3596 Target 3662 / 3677
 CRUDEOIL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 3620 
Short CRUDEOIL (MAY) SB 3580 SL 3632 Target 3566 / 3551

 Buy GOLD (JUN) SA 27206 SL 27119 Target 27231 / 27251
 GOLD (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 27158 
Short GOLD (JUN) SB 27094 SL 27181 Target 27069 / 27049

 Buy LEAD (APR) SA 132.4 SL 132.0 Target 132.8 / 133.2
 LEAD (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 131.20 
Short LEAD (APR) SB 131.9 SL 132.3 Target 131.5 / 131.1 
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Buy NATURALGAS (MAY) SA 161.9 SL 161.4 Target 162.7 / 163.4
 NATURALGAS (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 160.10 
Short NATURALGAS (MAY) SB 161.5 SL 162.0 Target 160.7 / 160.0

 Buy NICKEL (APR) SA 851.1 SL 840.9 Target 857.1 / 863.1
 NICKEL (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 837.30 
Short NICKEL (APR) SB 837.7 SL 847.9 Target 831.7 / 825.7

 Buy SILVER (JUL) SA 37876 SL 37702 Target 37976 / 38096
 SILVER (JUL) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 37853 
Short SILVER (JUL) SB 37652 SL 37826 Target 37552 / 37432

 Buy ZINC (APR) SA 145.1 SL 144.7 Target 145.5 / 145.9
 ZINC (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 145.45 
Short ZINC (APR) SB 144.6 SL 145.0 Target 144.2 / 143.8
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Aluminium Calls, 3rd session: 29.Apr.2015

FREE MCX COMMODITY SESSION TIPS AND TREND UPDATION 
( Paper Trading Practice for Commodity Segment ) 

 Buy ALUMINIUM (APR) SA 118.9 SL 118.6 Target 119.4 / 119.8
 ALUMINIUM (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 117.90 
Short ALUMINIUM (APR) SB 118.5 SL 118.9 Target 118.0 / 117.6

 Buy COPPER (APR) SA 386.7 SL 384.9 Target 387.7 / 389.2
 COPPER (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 386.40 
Short COPPER (APR) SB 384.5 SL 386.1 Target 383.5 / 382.0

 Buy CRUDEOIL (MAY) SA 3635 SL 3583 Target 3649 / 3664
 CRUDEOIL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 3620 
Short CRUDEOIL (MAY) SB 3567 SL 3619 Target 3553 / 3538

 Buy GOLD (JUN) SA 27148 SL 27061 Target 27173 / 27193
 GOLD (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 27163 
Short GOLD (JUN) SB 27036 SL 27123 Target 27011 / 26991

 Buy LEAD (APR) SA 131.9 SL 131.5 Target 132.3 / 132.7
 LEAD (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 132.10 
Short LEAD (APR) SB 131.4 SL 131.8 Target 131.0 / 130.6 
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Buy NATURALGAS (MAY) SA 161.2 SL 160.7 Target 162.0 / 162.7
 NATURALGAS (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 160.10 
Short NATURALGAS (MAY) SB 160.8 SL 161.3 Target 160.0 / 159.3

 Buy NICKEL (APR) SA 846.3 SL 836.1 Target 852.3 / 858.3
 NICKEL (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 845.70 
Short NICKEL (APR) SB 832.9 SL 843.1 Target 826.9 / 820.9

 Buy SILVER (JUL) SA 37841 SL 37667 Target 37941 / 38061
 SILVER (JUL) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 37895 
Short SILVER (JUL) SB 37617 SL 37791 Target 37517 / 37397

 Buy ZINC (APR) SA 145.0 SL 144.6 Target 145.4 / 145.8
 ZINC (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 145.60 
Short ZINC (APR) SB 144.5 SL 144.9 Target 144.1 / 143.7
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Commodity Market Knowledge : Nickel - Mcxindia

Nickel

Introduction
Nickel is a metal with a bright future as it is the main alloying metal needed in the production of certain types of stainless steel.
The strength and life span of products manufactured using stainless steel are superior to the one’s produced using non-stainless steels.

Demand and Supply
World production of primary Nickel during 2011 was 1.612 million metric tonnes (MMT), up by 11.53% as compared with 1.446 MMT in 2010. Whereas, the world's consumption during 2011 was at 1.608 MMT vis-à-vis 1.465 MMT in 2010, up by 9.76%.

Global Scenario
Russia, Canada and Norway are the world's largest nickel exporters accounting for almost 49% of world exports. On the other hand, China, USA and Germany are the world's largest nickel importers accounting for around 48% of world imports.

Indian Scenario
The annual demand for nickel in India is around 40,000 MT and its market in India is totally dependent on imports.

Factors Influencing the Market
Nickel prices in India are fixed on the basis of the rates that rule on the international spot market, and Indian Rupee and US Dollar exchange rates.
Economic events such as national industrial growth, global financial crisis, recession and inflation affect metal prices.
Commodity-specific events such as the construction of new production facilities or processes, new uses or the discontinuance of historical uses, unexpected mine or plant closures, or industry restructuring affect the market.
Trade policies set by the Government (implementation or suspension of taxes, penalties, and quotas) affect supply as they regulate (restricting or encouraging) material flow.
Geopolitical events involving governments or economic paradigms and armed conflict can cause major changes.
As societies develop, their demand for metal increases based on their current economic position, which could also be referred as ‘National Economic Growth Factor’.
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Commodity Market Knowledge : Mild Steel Ingots : Mcx India

Mild Steel Ingots

Major Characteristics
Steel is an alloy consisting mostly of iron, with varying amounts of other elements like carbon, manganese, chromium, silicon, oxygen etc. Different grades of steel are produced by adjusting the chemical composition and by slight variations in the different stages of steel-making process. Currently, there are more than 3000 catalogued grades of steel available.
Steel is one of the most common materials in the world and is a major component in buildings, infrastructure, tools, ships, automobiles, machines, and appliances. It is environment friendly, can be recycled and requires considerably less energy to produce than some other metals.
Steel market is primarily divided into two categories - flat and long.
Flat Steel: Plate or a (hot or cold) rolled strip product. Typical products are plates, HR coils, HR sheets, CR coils, CR sheets, Galvanised plates (GP), Galvanised coils (GC), pipes etc
Long Steel: Rod or a bar. Typical rod products are the reinforcing rods made from sponge iron for concrete, ingots, billets, engineering products, gears tools etc.

Global Scenario
Global steel production grew enormously in the 20th century from a mere 28 million tonnes at the beginning of the century to 781 million tonnes at the end. Further progress has been seen in the first decade of the 21st century. The global crude steel production in 2008 is reported to be 1,330 million tonnes.
Steel consumption of a country increases when its economy is growing, as its government invests in infrastructure and transport, and the nation sees building of new factories and houses. Construction industry accounts for around 50% of the global steel consumption. Cars, which accounts for 13% of the global steel consumption is the second largest consuming sector.
The main producing and consuming regions of steel have shifted from the developed world to the developing regions with Asia accounting for more than 55% of the global steel production. The five largest producers of crude in 2008 are China (500 million tonnes), Japan (199 million tonnes), US (91 million tonnes), Russia (68 million tonnes) and India (55 million tonnes)
Global steel-making capacity has outstripped consumption in recent years. The world-wide apparent steel use in 2008 is estimated to be around 1197 million tonnes, which is down by 1.4% from the 2007 figures. The largest consumers in 2008 are China (425.7 million tonnes), US (97.5), Japan (76.4), South Korea (58.6) and India (52.6 million tonnes)
Steel is one of the most recycled materials, basically because it is economical to do so and does not result in any loss of properties. It is estimated that currently over a third of global steel comes from recycled material. However, recycling rates vary a lot between countries with Spain and Turkey producing nearly 90% of their steel from recycled material in 2008, followed by Italy (77%), the United States (64%), South Korea (52%), Russia/Ukraine (48%) and Germany (45%). The share of recycling-based production is estimated to be considerably lower in China, India and Brazil.

Indian Scenario
The Indian steel industry has entered into a new development phase from 2005-06, riding high on a resurgent economy and rising demand for steel. The sharp rise in production has lead to India becoming the fifth largest producer of steel in the world, with a 2008 crude steel production of above 55 million tonnes.
The growth phase in India's steel industry is expected to pick pace further. India's steel consumption is projected to increase annually by above 10% till 2012, fuelled by demand for construction projects.
The scope for raising the total consumption of steel in India is huge, given that per capita steel consumption is only 40 kg - compared to 150 kg across the world and 250 kg in China.
The National Steel Policy has envisaged steel production to reach 110 million tonnes by 2019-20. However, Ministry of Steel has projected that the steel capacity in the county is likely to be 124.06 million tonnes by 2011-12 itself.
Iron and steel are freely exportable and importable as per current government guidelines. India is estimated to have exported 4.6 million tonnes and imported 6.6 million tonnes of carbon steel in 2007-08.

Price Influencing Factors
Indian steel prices are largely influenced by the domestic demand and supply scenario, with major consumption coming from infrastructural development activities.
While, the international price trend strongly influences the domestic price trend, the domestic prices do not strictly follow any single global market on a daily basis.
Changes in duty tariffs, variations in prices of input materials like iron, coal, power, freight which influence the cost of production impact the price of steel.
Globally, steel production has outstripped consumption in recent years, despite capacity utilization being only around 50% in major developed markets like US, EU and Japan. Demand has fallen in developed countries and the demand from emerging economies like China, India and Brazil is the only stabilizing factor in the global steel market currently.
The steel market is influenced by macro-economic factors like strength of the economy, Government spending on infrastructure, interest rates, currency movements etc as these factors have a profound influence on public, private and individual demand for steel.
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Commodity Market Knowledge : Lead : Mcx India

Lead

Introduction
Lead (chemical symbol - Pb) is very corrosion-resistant, ductile, and malleable blue-grey metal that has been in use for at least 5,000 years.
It is usually found in association with zinc, silver, as well as copper ores.
It is one of the most sustainable and recyclable commodities. It can be recycled indefinitely, without loss of its physical or chemical properties. Recycled lead accounts for more than 60% of the total lead production.
The lead production process consumes less energy as compared to the production of any other metal.

Demand and Supply
In 2012, the global lead mine production increased by 11.5%, over that of 2011.
Global refined lead production increased by 0.22% from 10.594 million metric tonnes (MMT) in 2011 to 10.617 MMT in 2012.
The world’s refined lead consumption rose to 10.553 MMT in 2012, up from 10.418 MMT in 2011.
India and the Republic of Korea saw an increase in production of 8.9% and 8.2%, respectively, while India and Japan saw an increase in consumption of 15.6% and 12.2%, respectively.

Global Scenario
In 2012, the global lead mine production was higher in a number of countries including Mexico, Peru, the Russian Federation and Turkey, however, the increase was principally due to a reported 20.4% rise in China.
Increased output of refined lead metal in India, the Republic of Korea, the United Kingdom and the United States were largely balanced by reductions in Australia, Kazakhstan, Morocco, New Zealand and Spain.
In 2012, despite a further decline in Europe’s demand for refined lead metal by 2.4%, the global usage increased by 1.3%, over the previous year. This was primarily a consequence of higher demand in India, Japan, Mexico and the United States. Apparent demand in China was unchanged from 2011.
China’s import lead concentrates rose by 26.3% in 2012 over the previous year, to reach a record of just over 1 MMT.
In 2011, the leading refined lead exporting countries were Australia, Canada and Germany; whereas the leading refined lead importing countries were USA, UK and India.

Indian Scenario
In 2012, refined lead production was around 169,301 MT.
The main producers of lead are Hindustan Zinc Limited (HZL) and Indian Lead Limited (ILL).

Factors Influencing the Market
Lead prices in India are fixed on the basis of the rates in the international spot market, and Indian Rupee and US Dollar exchange rates.
Economic events such as national industrial growth, global financial crisis, recession, and inflation affect the metal prices.
Commodity-specific events such as the construction of new production facilities or processes, new uses or the discontinuance of historical uses, unexpected mine or plant closures (natural disaster, supply disruption, accident, strike, and so forth), or industry restructuring, all affect metal prices.
Trade policies set by the Government (implementation or suspension of taxes, penalties, and quotas) affect supply as they regulate (restricting or encouraging) material flow.
Geopolitical events involving governments or economic paradigms and armed conflict can cause major changes.
As societies develop, their demand for metal increases based on their current economic position, which could also be referred as ‘National Economic Growth Factor’.
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Hot Commodity Calls, 2nd session: 29.Apr.2015

FREE MCX COMMODITY SESSION TIPS AND TREND UPDATION 
( Paper Trading Practice for Commodity Segment ) 

 Buy ALUMINIUM (APR) SA 118.9 SL 118.6 Target 119.4 / 119.8
 ALUMINIUM (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 117.90 
Short ALUMINIUM (APR) SB 118.5 SL 118.9 Target 118.0 / 117.6

 Buy COPPER (APR) SA 386.6 SL 384.8 Target 387.6 / 389.1
 COPPER (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 386.40 
Short COPPER (APR) SB 384.3 SL 386.0 Target 383.3 / 381.8

 Buy CRUDEOIL (MAY) SA 3635 SL 3583 Target 3649 / 3664
 CRUDEOIL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 3624 
Short CRUDEOIL (MAY) SB 3567 SL 3619 Target 3553 / 3538

 Buy GOLD (JUN) SA 27176 SL 27089 Target 27201 / 27221
 GOLD (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 27105 
Short GOLD (JUN) SB 27064 SL 27151 Target 27039 / 27019

 Buy LEAD (APR) SA 131.7 SL 131.4 Target 132.2 / 132.6
 LEAD (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 132.10 
Short LEAD (APR) SB 131.3 SL 131.7 Target 130.8 / 130.4 
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Buy NATURALGAS (MAY) SA 161.5 SL 161.0 Target 162.3 / 163.0
 NATURALGAS (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 160.10 
Short NATURALGAS (MAY) SB 161.1 SL 161.6 Target 160.3 / 159.6

 Buy NICKEL (APR) SA 846.0 SL 835.8 Target 852.0 / 858.0
 NICKEL (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 848.00 
Short NICKEL (APR) SB 832.6 SL 842.8 Target 826.6 / 820.6

 Buy SILVER (JUL) SA 37903 SL 37729 Target 38003 / 38123
 SILVER (JUL) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 37963 
Short SILVER (JUL) SB 37679 SL 37853 Target 37579 / 37459

 Buy ZINC (APR) SA 145.3 SL 145.0 Target 145.8 / 146.2
 ZINC (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 146.10 
Short ZINC (APR) SB 144.9 SL 145.3 Target 144.4 / 144.0
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Bullion Calls, 1st session: 29.Apr.2015

FREE MCX COMMODITY SESSION TIPS AND TREND UPDATION 
( Paper Trading Practice for Commodity Segment ) 

 Buy ALUMINIUM (APR) SA 118.7 SL 118.3 Target 119.1 / 119.5
 ALUMINIUM (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 117.90 
Short ALUMINIUM (APR) SB 118.2 SL 118.6 Target 117.8 / 117.4

 Buy COPPER (APR) SA 386.7 SL 384.9 Target 387.7 / 389.2
 COPPER (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 387.00 
Short COPPER (APR) SB 384.5 SL 386.1 Target 383.5 / 382.0

 Buy CRUDEOIL (MAY) SA 3646 SL 3594 Target 3660 / 3675
 CRUDEOIL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 3592 
Short CRUDEOIL (MAY) SB 3578 SL 3630 Target 3564 / 3549

 Buy GOLD (JUN) SA 27181 SL 27094 Target 27206 / 27226
 GOLD (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 27105 
Short GOLD (JUN) SB 27069 SL 27156 Target 27044 / 27024

 Buy LEAD (APR) SA 132.1 SL 131.7 Target 132.5 / 132.9
 LEAD (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 132.50 
Short LEAD (APR) SB 131.6 SL 132.0 Target 131.2 / 130.8 
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Buy NATURALGAS (MAY) SA 160.6 SL 160.1 Target 161.4 / 162.1
 NATURALGAS (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 160.10 
Short NATURALGAS (MAY) SB 160.2 SL 160.7 Target 159.4 / 158.7

 Buy NICKEL (APR) SA 852.8 SL 842.6 Target 858.8 / 864.8
 NICKEL (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 849.50 
Short NICKEL (APR) SB 839.4 SL 849.6 Target 833.4 / 827.4

 Buy SILVER (JUL) SA 37961 SL 37787 Target 38061 / 38181
 SILVER (JUL) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 37987 
Short SILVER (JUL) SB 37737 SL 37911 Target 37637 / 37517

 Buy ZINC (APR) SA 146.1 SL 145.8 Target 146.6 / 147.0
 ZINC (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 145.20 
Short ZINC (APR) SB 145.7 SL 146.1 Target 145.2 / 144.8
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FREE COMMODITY STBT TIPS: 28.Apr.2015

FREE MCX COMMODITY SESSION SELL TIPS 

 Short ALUMINIUM (APR) SB 117.6 SL 118.0 Target 117.2 / 116.8
Short COPPER (APR) SB 384.6 SL 386.3 Target 383.6 / 382.1
Short CRUDEOIL (MAY) SB 3572 SL 3624 Target 3654 / 3543
Short GOLD (JUN) SB 26993 SL 27080 Target 26968 / 26948
Short LEAD (APR) SB 132.9 SL 133.3 Target 132.5 / 132.1
Short NATURALGAS (MAY) SB 161.3 SL 161.8 Target 160.5 / 159.8
Short NICKEL (APR) SB 837.6 SL 837.6 Target 831.6 / 825.6
Short SILVER (JUL) SB 37555 SL 37729 Target 37455 / 37335
Short ZINC (APR) SB 145.8 SL 145.8 Target 146.2 / 144.9
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FREE COMMODITY BTST TIPS: 28.Apr.2015

FREE MCX COMMODITY SESSION BUY TIPS 

 Buy ALUMINIUM (APR) SA 118.4 SL 118.0 Target 118.8 / 119.2
Buy COPPER (APR) SA 387.6 SL 385.8 Target 388.6 / 390.1
Buy CRUDEOIL (MAY) SA 3658 SL 3606 Target 3672 / 3687
Buy GOLD (JUN) SA 27229 SL 27142 Target 27254 / 27274
Buy LEAD (APR) SA 132.0 SL 131.6 Target 132.4 / 132.8
Buy NATURALGAS (MAY) SA 162.0 SL 161.5 Target 162.8 / 163.5
Buy NICKEL (APR) SA 851.2 SL 841.0 Target 857.2 / 863.2
Buy SILVER (JUL) SA 38039 SL 38039 Target 38139 / 38259
Buy ZINC (APR) SA 145.7 SL 145.4 Target 146.2 / 146.6
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Free Copper Calls, 5th session: 28.Apr.2015

FREE MCX COMMODITY SESSION TIPS AND TREND UPDATION 
( Paper Trading Practice for Commodity Segment ) 

 Buy ALUMINIUM (APR) SA 118.1 SL 117.7 Target 118.5 / 118.9
 ALUMINIUM (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 117.10 
Short ALUMINIUM (APR) SB 117.6 SL 118.0 Target 117.2 / 116.8

 Buy COPPER (APR) SA 386.9 SL 385.1 Target 387.9 / 389.4
 COPPER (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 384.00 
Short COPPER (APR) SB 384.6 SL 386.3 Target 383.6 / 382.1

 Buy CRUDEOIL (MAY) SA 3640 SL 3588 Target 3654 / 3669
 CRUDEOIL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 3609 
Short CRUDEOIL (MAY) SB 3572 SL 3624 Target 3558 / 3543

 Buy GOLD (JUN) SA 27105 SL 27018 Target 27130 / 27150
 GOLD (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 26978 
Short GOLD (JUN) SB 26993 SL 27080 Target 26968 / 26948

 Buy LEAD (APR) SA 133.4 SL 133.0 Target 133.8 / 134.2
 LEAD (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 133.30 
Short LEAD (APR) SB 132.9 SL 133.3 Target 132.5 / 132.1 
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Buy NATURALGAS (MAY) SA 161.7 SL 161.2 Target 162.5 / 163.2
 NATURALGAS (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 159.60 
Short NATURALGAS (MAY) SB 161.3 SL 161.8 Target 160.5 / 159.8

 Buy NICKEL (APR) SA 851.0 SL 840.8 Target 857.0 / 863.0
 NICKEL (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 851.00 
Short NICKEL (APR) SB 837.6 SL 847.8 Target 831.6 / 825.6

 Buy SILVER (JUL) SA 37779 SL 37605 Target 37879 / 37999
 SILVER (JUL) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 37393 
Short SILVER (JUL) SB 37555 SL 37729 Target 37455 / 37335

 Buy ZINC (APR) SA 146.2 SL 145.9 Target 146.7 / 147.1
 ZINC (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 145.20 
Short ZINC (APR) SB 145.8 SL 146.2 Target 145.3 / 144.9
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Commodity Market Knowledge : Copper - McxIndia

Copper

Introduction
Copper (chemical symbol - Cu) is a malleable and ductile metallic element that is an excellent conductor of heat and electricity. It is also corrosion resistant and antimicrobial.
It stands at the third place after steel and aluminium, in the context of consumption.
Copper is an important contributor to the national economies of mature, newly developed and developing countries.
Copper is one of the most recycled of all metals. It is our ability to recycle metals over and over again that makes them a material of choice.

Demand and Supply
In 2011, world’s copper mine production continued to underperform with respect to capacity, and remained at the 2010 level of 16.005 million metric tonnes (MMT).
In 2011, the global refined copper production was 19.630 MMT, up from 18.998 MMT in 2010. The global refined copper consumption was 19.988 MMT, compared with 19.375 MMT in the previous year.
On a regional basis, refined copper production increased in Africa (11%), Asia (6%), Europe (4.5%) and Oceania (12.5) but decreased in the Americas (-3.5%).

Global Scenario
Growth in refined copper usage has been especially strong in Asia, where demand has expanded more than five-fold in less than 30 years.
Major refined copper exporting countries are Chile, Zambia, Japan, Russia and Peru, while major refined copper importing countries are China, USA, Germany, Italy and Taiwan.

Indian Scenario
In 2012, India's production of refined copper is 689,312 MT, which is around 4% of the total world production.
Sterlite Industries, Hindalco, and Hindustan Copper are three major producers of copper in India. From the status of a net importer, India is emerging as a net exporter of copper on account of a rise in the production of copper.
Electric and electronic products industry has become India's largest copper consuming sector, accounting for 36% of the total Indian copper consumption. Telecom is still India's second largest copper consuming sector, accounting for 20% of the total Indian copper consumption.

Factors Influencing the Market
Copper prices in India are fixed on the basis of the rates that rule in the international spot market, and Indian Rupee and US Dollar exchange rates.
Economic events such as the national industrial growth, global financial crisis, recession and inflation affect metal prices.
Commodity-specific events such as the construction of new production facilities or processes, new uses or the discontinuance of historical uses, unexpected mine or plant closures (natural disaster, supply disruption, accident, strike, and so forth), or industry restructuring, all affect metal prices.
Trade policies set by the Government (implementation or suspension of taxes, penalties, and quotas) affect supply as they regulate (restricting or encouraging) material flow.
Geopolitical events involving governments or economic paradigms and armed conflict can cause major changes.
As societies develop, their demand for metal increases based on their current economic position, which could also be referred as ‘National Economic Growth Factor’.
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Commodity Market Knowledge : Aluminium - Mcx India

Aluminium

Introduction
Aluminium (chemical symbol - Al) is the third most abundant element present in the earth's crust. It exists in a very stable combination with other materials particularly silicates and oxides.
It is resistant to common atmospheric gases and a wide range of liquids. Hence, aluminium is known for its durability and high resale value.
Aluminium is a unique metal; which is light weight, strong, durable, flexible, and impermeable. It is rust resistant and is 100% recyclable.

Demand and Supply
In 2012, global primary aluminium production was 40.974 million metric tonnes (MMT), up from 39.930 MMT in 2011.
Global primary aluminium consumption rose to 48.075 MMT in 2012, compared with 44.594 MMT in 2011.

Global Scenario
World primary aluminum production increased in 2012 compared to the production in 2011, as a result of starting new smelters and restarting smelters that had been shut down in 2008 and early 2009.
Major aluminium exporting countries are Germany, Russia and Canada, while major aluminium importing countries are USA, Germany and China.

Indian Scenario
Currently, India is the fifth largest producer of aluminium in the world with an average annual production of 171,3924 MT.
Indian aluminium industry consists of four primary producers: Hindalco, NALCO (a Government of India enterprise), BALCO, and Vedanta Aluminium are the four major aluminium producing companies in India.

Factors Influencing the Market
Aluminium prices in India are fixed on the basis of the rates that rule on the international spot market, and Indian Rupee and US Dollar exchange rates.
Economic events such as national industrial growth, global financial crisis, recession, and inflation affect metal prices.
Commodity-specific events such as the construction of new production facilities or processes, new uses or the discontinuance of historical uses, unexpected mine or plant closures (natural disaster, supply disruption, accident, strike, and so forth), or industry restructuring, all affect metal prices.
Trade policies set by the Government (implementation or suspension of taxes, penalties, and quotas) affect supply as they regulate (restricting or encouraging) material flow.
Geopolitical events involving governments or economic paradigms and armed conflict can cause major changes.
As societies develop, their demand for metal increases based on their current economic position, which could also be referred as ‘National Economic Growth Factor’.
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Commodity Market Knowledge : Rubber - Mcx India

Rubber

General Characteristics
Natural Rubber (NR) is produced from latex or field coagulam obtained from rubber trees planted in plantations. The most important forms in which NR is processed and marketed are the following: Sheets, Crepes, Block rubber and Preserved Latex Concentrates. In India sheet rubber designated as RSS 1, RSS 2, RSS 3, RSS 4, RSS 5 are the most commonly produced and marketed. Block Rubber is designated in the grades of ISNR.

Global Scenario
Thailand, Indonesia, India, China, Malaysia, Vietnam are the major producers of rubber in the World.
The global production fluctuates between 6-8 million tons, with a production of 7.9 million tons in 2003, of which Asian countries have produced 6.76 million tons.
On the consumption front, global NR consumption is 7.89 million tons in 2003, of which 1.9 million ton was consumed in India and China alone. The total synthetic rubber consumption in 2003 was 1.13 million ton.
Around 60 % of the global rubber production is used by the transportation sector. In this sector, natural or synthetic rubber cannot be used individually and has to be blended.

Major World Markets
Tokyo Commodity Exchange, Singapore Commodity Exchange, Osaka Mercantile Exchange are the major exchanges undertaking futures trading of rubber. Kuala Lampur, London, New York are the major physical markets.

Indian Scenario
India's rubber production in India is around 6-7 lakh tons.
Kerala accounts for 90% of India's rubber production. The other producer is Karnataka.
RSS (Ribbed Smoked Sheets) account for 72% of the production and 45% of the imports. Block Rubber accounts for 10% of the production and 40% of the imports.
The tyre industry, consumes 52 % of the almost 7 lakh rubber produced in the country.
Tyre is the major form in which rubber is exported from India. India's tyre exports are around Rs. 1200-1300 crores a year. Duty-free imports against the advance licence scheme is permitted for re-export and rules mandate that only 44 kg of natural rubber can be imported against 100 kg of exports. India's imports vary between years and is currently around 50000-60000 tons a year. Duty-paid imports of natural rubber under open general license attract 20 % import duty.

Major Indian Markets
Kottayam, Kochi, Kozhikode and Kannur in Kerala are the major primary markets.

Daily Price Volatility of RSS 4 Grade Rubber at Kottayam in 2002-2004
Daily % Volatility < 1 1 - 3 > 3
 % Occurrence   78.95 19.74 1.32

Markets Influencing Factors
The rubber production fluctuates between months and it is normally low during the rainy season.
Growth in industrial production: automobile industry.
The ratio of utilization of domestic production and imported rubber by tyre manufacturers.
Government policies have a profound influence on rubber prices. These include subsidies, restrictions on ports etc.
International rubber price movements, have a slow influence.
Stockists and speculators also play a significant role in influencing prices.
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Free Mcx Commodity Tips, 4th session: 28.Apr.2015

FREE MCX COMMODITY SESSION TIPS AND TREND UPDATION 
( Paper Trading Practice for Commodity Segment ) 

 Buy ALUMINIUM (APR) SA 117.6 SL 117.3 Target 118.1 / 118.5
 ALUMINIUM (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 116.00 
Short ALUMINIUM (APR) SB 117.2 SL 117.6 Target 116.7 / 116.3

 Buy COPPER (APR) SA 386.6 SL 384.8 Target 387.6 / 389.1
 COPPER (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 384.00 
Short COPPER (APR) SB 384.3 SL 386.0 Target 383.3 / 381.8

 Buy CRUDEOIL (MAY) SA 3641 SL 3589 Target 3655 / 3670
 CRUDEOIL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 3609 
Short CRUDEOIL (MAY) SB 3573 SL 3625 Target 3559 / 3544

 Buy GOLD (JUN) SA 27065 SL 26978 Target 27090 / 27110
 GOLD (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 26978 
Short GOLD (JUN) SB 26953 SL 27040 Target 26928 / 26908

 Buy LEAD (APR) SA 132.9 SL 132.6 Target 133.4 / 133.8
 LEAD (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 133.30 
Short LEAD (APR) SB 132.5 SL 132.9 Target 132.0 / 131.6 
` 
Buy NATURALGAS (MAY) SA 160.6 SL 160.1 Target 161.4 / 162.1
 NATURALGAS (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 161.20 
Short NATURALGAS (MAY) SB 160.2 SL 160.7 Target 159.4 / 158.7

 Buy NICKEL (APR) SA 853.2 SL 843.0 Target 859.2 / 865.2
 NICKEL (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 842.00 
Short NICKEL (APR) SB 839.8 SL 850.0 Target 833.8 / 827.8

 Buy SILVER (JUL) SA 37680 SL 37506 Target 37780 / 37900
 SILVER (JUL) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 37393 
Short SILVER (JUL) SB 37456 SL 37630 Target 37356 / 37236

 Buy ZINC (APR) SA 145.7 SL 145.4 Target 146.2 / 146.6
 ZINC (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 145.20 
Short ZINC (APR) SB 145.3 SL 145.7 Target 144.8 / 144.4
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Aluminium Calls, 3rd session: 28.Apr.2015

FREE MCX COMMODITY SESSION TIPS AND TREND UPDATION 
( Paper Trading Practice for Commodity Segment ) 

 Buy ALUMINIUM (APR) SA 117.1 SL 116.7 Target 117.5 / 117.9
 ALUMINIUM (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 116.00 
Short ALUMINIUM (APR) SB 116.6 SL 117.0 Target 116.2 / 115.8

 Buy COPPER (APR) SA 388.5 SL 386.7 Target 389.5 / 391.0
 COPPER (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 384.00 
Short COPPER (APR) SB 386.3 SL 387.9 Target 385.3 / 383.8

 Buy CRUDEOIL (MAY) SA 3621 SL 3569 Target 3635 / 3650
 CRUDEOIL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 3609 
Short CRUDEOIL (MAY) SB 3553 SL 3605 Target 3539 / 3524

 Buy GOLD (JUN) SA 27096 SL 27009 Target 27121 / 27141
 GOLD (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 26978 
Short GOLD (JUN) SB 26984 SL 27071 Target 26959 / 26939

 Buy LEAD (APR) SA 133.5 SL 133.2 Target 134.0 / 134.4
 LEAD (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 133.30 
Short LEAD (APR) SB 133.1 SL 133.5 Target 132.6 / 132.2 
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Buy NATURALGAS (MAY) SA 159.8 SL 159.3 Target 160.6 / 161.3
 NATURALGAS (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 161.20 
Short NATURALGAS (MAY) SB 159.4 SL 159.9 Target 158.6 / 157.9

 Buy NICKEL (APR) SA 859.9 SL 849.7 Target 865.9 / 871.9
 NICKEL (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 842.00 
Short NICKEL (APR) SB 846.5 SL 856.7 Target 840.5 / 834.5

 Buy SILVER (JUL) SA 37672 SL 37498 Target 37772 / 37892
 SILVER (JUL) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 37393 
Short SILVER (JUL) SB 37448 SL 37622 Target 37348 / 37228

 Buy ZINC (APR) SA 146.4 SL 146.1 Target 146.9 / 147.3
 ZINC (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 145.20 
Short ZINC (APR) SB 146.0 SL 146.4 Target 145.5 / 145.1
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Hot Commodity Calls, 2nd session: 28.Apr.2015

FREE MCX COMMODITY SESSION TIPS AND TREND UPDATION 
( Paper Trading Practice for Commodity Segment ) 

 Buy ALUMINIUM (APR) SA 116.6 SL 116.2 Target 117.0 / 117.4
 ALUMINIUM (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 116.60 
Short ALUMINIUM (APR) SB 116.1 SL 116.5 Target 115.7 / 115.3

 Buy COPPER (APR) SA 386.3 SL 384.5 Target 387.3 / 388.8
 COPPER (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 388.20 
Short COPPER (APR) SB 384.0 SL 385.7 Target 383.0 / 381.5

 Buy CRUDEOIL (MAY) SA 3617 SL 3565 Target 3631 / 3646
 CRUDEOIL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 3638 
Short CRUDEOIL (MAY) SB 3549 SL 3601 Target 3535 / 3520

 Buy GOLD (JUN) SA 27095 SL 27008 Target 27120 / 27140
 GOLD (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 26978 
Short GOLD (JUN) SB 26983 SL 27070 Target 26958 / 26938

 Buy LEAD (APR) SA 132.8 SL 132.5 Target 133.3 / 133.7
 LEAD (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 133.30 
Short LEAD (APR) SB 132.4 SL 132.8 Target 131.9 / 131.5 
` 
Buy NATURALGAS (MAY) SA 159.8 SL 159.3 Target 160.6 / 161.3
 NATURALGAS (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 161.20 
Short NATURALGAS (MAY) SB 159.4 SL 159.9 Target 158.6 / 157.9

 Buy NICKEL (APR) SA 853.2 SL 843.0 Target 859.2 / 865.2
 NICKEL (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 857.30 
Short NICKEL (APR) SB 839.8 SL 850.0 Target 833.8 / 827.8

 Buy SILVER (JUL) SA 37669 SL 37495 Target 37769 / 37889
 SILVER (JUL) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 37393 
Short SILVER (JUL) SB 37445 SL 37619 Target 37345 / 37225

 Buy ZINC (APR) SA 145.8 SL 145.5 Target 146.3 / 146.7
 ZINC (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 145.20 
Short ZINC (APR) SB 145.4 SL 145.8 Target 144.9 / 144.5
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Bullion Calls, 1st session: 28.Apr.2015

FREE MCX COMMODITY SESSION TIPS AND TREND UPDATION 
( Paper Trading Practice for Commodity Segment ) 

 Buy ALUMINIUM (APR) SA 116.6 SL 116.2 Target 117.0 / 117.4
 ALUMINIUM (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 116.60 
Short ALUMINIUM (APR) SB 116.1 SL 116.5 Target 115.7 / 115.3

 Buy COPPER (APR) SA 386.2 SL 384.4 Target 387.2 / 388.7
 COPPER (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 388.20 
Short COPPER (APR) SB 384.0 SL 385.6 Target 383.0 / 381.5

 Buy CRUDEOIL (MAY) SA 3616 SL 3564 Target 3630 / 3645
 CRUDEOIL (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 3638 
Short CRUDEOIL (MAY) SB 3548 SL 3600 Target 3534 / 3519

 Buy GOLD (JUN) SA 27076 SL 26989 Target 27101 / 27121
 GOLD (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 26978 
Short GOLD (JUN) SB 26964 SL 27051 Target 26939 / 26919

 Buy LEAD (APR) SA 133.4 SL 133.1 Target 133.9 / 134.3
 LEAD (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 132.75 
Short LEAD (APR) SB 133.0 SL 133.4 Target 132.5 / 132.1 
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Buy NATURALGAS (MAY) SA 160.2 SL 159.7 Target 161.0 / 161.7
 NATURALGAS (MAY) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 161.20 
Short NATURALGAS (MAY) SB 159.8 SL 160.3 Target 159.0 / 158.3

 Buy NICKEL (APR) SA 852.4 SL 842.2 Target 858.4 / 864.4
 NICKEL (APR) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 857.30 
Short NICKEL (APR) SB 839.0 SL 849.2 Target 833.0 / 827.0

 Buy SILVER (JUL) SA 37612 SL 37438 Target 37712 / 37832
 SILVER (JUL) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 37393 
Short SILVER (JUL) SB 37388 SL 37562 Target 37288 / 37168

 Buy ZINC (APR) SA 146.2 SL 145.9 Target 146.7 / 147.1
 ZINC (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 145.20 
Short ZINC (APR) SB 145.8 SL 146.2 Target 145.3 / 144.9
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Commodity Market Knowledge : Platinum- Mcx India

Platinum

Platinum is the rarest of all precious metals. It has several unique chemical and physical properties that make it essential in a wide range of industrial and environmental applications. Platinum is also considered as one of the finest of all jewellery metals.

Major Characteristics
Platinum as a pure metal is silvery-white in appearance, lustrous, ductile, and malleable. It is widely used in several industrial applications as it possesses high resistance to chemical attack, excellent high-temperature characteristics, and stable electrical properties.
Platinum is corrosion resistant and is more precious than gold. Platinum's wear- and tarnish-resistance characteristics are well suited for making fine jewelry.
Platinum is traded as a commodity with prices determined by market forces. It is also a widely sought after investment avenue in recent years. However, it is not widely treated as a monetary base like gold

Global Supply Demand Scenario
The supply of platinum is met by mine production, auto catalyst refining and jewellery refining with their respective contribution estimated to be 6.15 million ounces, 1 million ounce and 0.9 million ounce in 2008.
The annual production of platinum has averaged around 6.2 million ounces (193 tonnes) in the previous three years from 2006 with more than 90% of the production coming from South Africa (76%) and Russia. The other producers are United States of America, Canada and Zimbabwe.
The production of platinum is highly dependent on South Africa's production with 2009 output from South Africa, Russia, USA and Zimbabwe estimated to be 4.7 million ouces, 0.74, 0.25 and 0.33 million ounces respectively.
The platinum mining industry is very capital intensive and it is reported that approximately 10 tonnes of raw ore has to be mined to produce just one pure ounce of platinum.
Unlike other precious metals like gold and silver, there are no large above-ground platinum stockpiles to protect against significant supply disruptions. Some estimates predict that existing above ground reserves would last only for a year, if platinum mining was suddenly stopped.
The demand for platinum mainly comes from auto catalyst, jewellery, other industrial application and investment. The other industries uses platinum are electronics, glass and petroleum industry.
The total global demand for this rare metal is reported to be around 7.79 million ounces in 2008, with consumption by auto catalyst (used in automobiles), jewellery, investment and other industrial applications estimated to be around 3.8, 1.6, 0.45 and 1.9 million ounces respectively.
North America, Europe, China and Japan are the most important economies accounting for majority of the global platinum consumption.

World Gold Markets
The London Platinum and Palladium Market (LPPM), which provides the industry benchmark price ‘London fix’
Derivative exchanges at New York – CME (COMEX), TOCOM (Japan), MCX (Mumbai)

Indian Platinum Market
India's appetite for platinum has been steadily increasing in recent years on account of the country's economic progress leading to rising industrial demand and increasing preference for platinum jewellery in urban areas.
India's consumption of platinum in 2008-09 is estimated to be around 932 kgs, which is expected to rise to around 1200 kgs in 2009-10.
The approximate consumption by various sectors in India is estimated to be automobile (55%), petrochemicals (25%), jewellery (15%) and electronics & dental (5%).

Market Moving Factors
Indian platinum prices are highly correlated with international prices. However, the fluctuations in the INR-US Dollar impact domestic platinum prices and have to be closely followed.
The global prices are driven by a host of factors with macro-economic factors like strength of the global economy, currency movements, interest rates, rising importance of emerging markets being major influencing factors.
Economic situation in major consuming countries like USA, Europe, Japan and China influence consumption on account to its high demand from industrial sectors, especially automobiles.
Platinum production is highly skewed with just four mines and two countries producing almost 90% of the total annual production. Prices are influenced profoundly by production disruptions, policies taken in producing countries. The influence of this factor is enhanced by the absence of any significant global stocks of platinum in the world, unlike that of gold and silver. Additionally, platinum mining is a very capital intensive industry, which discourages entry of new players.
Any change in global stocks, of which a major portion is present in Russia do influence prices.
The price movement in other precious metals, especially gold is a major influencing factor.

Measurement
Weight Conversion Table
To Convert from To Multiply by
Troy Ounce Grams 31.1035
Troy Ounce Kilograms 0.0311035
Million Troy Ounce Tonnes 31.1035
Kilograms Troy Ounce 32.1507
Tonnes Troy Ounce 32150.7



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Commodity Market Knowledge : Silver - Mcx India

Silver

Introduction
Silver (Chemical symbol-Ag) is a brilliant grey-white metal that is soft and malleable.
Silver’s unique properties include its strength, malleability, ductility, electrical and thermal conductivity, sensitivity, high reflectance of light, and reactivity.
The main source of silver is lead ore, although it can also be found associated with copper, zinc and gold and produced as a by-product of base metal mining activities.
Secondary silver sources include coin melt, scrap recovery, and dis-hoarding from countries where export is restricted. Secondary sources are price sensitive.

Demand and Supply
In 2011, the worldwide silver fabrication demand was 876.6 million ounces (Moz)—down by 1.5% from the value in 2010, but still reaching its second highest level since 2000.
Globally, in 2011, the physical silver bar investment grew by 67% to 95.7 Moz, while fabrication of coins and medals rose by almost 19% to an all-time high of 118.2 Moz.
In 2011, silverware offtake dropped by 10.2% to 46.0 Moz from the previous year, as a result of lower demand in India. Higher prices coupled with ongoing structural decline in the western markets caused a fall in the Indian silverware demand. Part of this fall was offset by some gains in China.
The world silver mine production increased by 1.4% to a new record level of 761.6 Moz in 2011, as compared with the previous year.
In 2011, scrap supply rose by 12% over the previous fiscal to a second straight record of 256.7 Moz, driven by gains in jewellery and silverware recycling on higher prices.
Government sales fell by a massive 74 per cent to a 14-year low of 11.5 Moz in 2011.The drastic decline was entirely due to a collapse in sales from Russia, where disposals dropped by nearly 90%.
Notable production losses were observed in Australia, Peru, the United States and Turkey in 2011, amounting to 20.3 Moz.

Global Scenario
Silver is predominantly traded on the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) and COMEX in New York.
LBMA, the global hub of over-the-counter (OTC) trading in silver, is the metal’s main physical market. Comex is a futures and options exchange, where most funds’ activities are focused.
Silver is invariably quoted in US Dollars per troy ounce.

Indian Scenario
The average annual demand for silver in India is about 2500 Metric tonnes (MT) per year. In 2011, the country’s production was around 342.13 MT.
Nearly 60% of India's silver demand comes from farmers and rural India, who store their savings in the form of silver bangles and coins.

Factors Influencing the Market
Economic events such as India’s industrial growth, the global financial crisis, recession and inflation affect metal prices.
Commodity-specific events such as the construction of new production facilities or processes, unexpected mine or plant closures, or industry restructuring affect the market.
Governments set trade policy (implementation or suspension of taxes, penalties, and quotas) that affect supply by regulating (restricting or encouraging) the material flow.
Geopolitical events involving governments or economic paradigms and armed conflict can cause major changes.
A faster growth in demand against supply often leads to a drop in stocks with the government and investors.
Silver demand is underpinned by the demand from jewellery and silverware, industrial applications, and overall industrial growth.
In India, the real industrial demand occupies a small share in the total industrial demand for silver. This is in sharp contrast to most developed economies.
In India, silver demand is also determined to a large extent by its price level and volatility.
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Commodity Market Knowledge : Gold - Mcx India

Gold

Gold is the oldest precious metal known to man and for thousands of years it has been valued as a global currency, a commodity, an investment and simply an object of beauty.

Introduction
Gold (Chemical Symbol-Au) is primarily a monetary asset and partly a commodity.
Gold is the world's oldest international currency.
Gold is an important element of global monetary reserves.
With regard to the investment value, more than two-thirds of gold total accumulated holdings is with central banks' reserves, private players, and held in the form of jewellery.
Less than one-third of gold's total accumulated holdings are used as “commodity” for jewellery in the western markets and industry.

Demand and Supply
World investment amounted to 1614 MT in 2012, broadly flat year-on-year, but the approximate value of this demand reached a new record of almost $87 billion.
Major drivers of this strong investment included further monetary loosening in the developed world, continued sovereign debt crisis, rising longer-term inflation fears and in key markets, negative real interest rates coupled with limited attractive risk-free investment alternatives to gold.
In 2012, the gold mine production increased by 12 MT to 2848 MT and the combined demand for bars & coins dropped from 1515 MT to 1256 MT.

Global Scenario
London is the world’s biggest clearing house.
Mumbai is under India's liberalised gold regime.
New York is the home of gold futures trading.
Zurich is a physical turntable.
Istanbul, Dubai, Singapore, and Hong Kong are doorways to important consuming regions.
Tokyo, where TOCOM sets the mood of Japan.

Indian Scenario
India, world’s largest market for gold jewellery and a key driver of the global gold demand.
The domestic drivers of gold demand are largely independent of outside forces. Indian households hold the largest stock of gold in the world.
Two thirds of the Indian demand for gold comes from the rural parts of the country.
In 2012, gold's role as an inflation hedge bolstered its appeal in India. India imported around 850 metric tonne (MT) of gold in 2012.

Factors Influencing the Market
Above ground supply of gold from central bank's sale, reclaimed scrap, and official gold loans.
Hedging interest of producers/miners.
World macroeconomic factors such as the US Dollar, interest rate and economic events.
Commodity-specific events such as the construction of new production facilities or processes, unexpected mine or plant closures, or industry restructuring.
In India, gold demand is also determined to a large extent by its price level and volatility.
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 Buy GOLD (JUN) SA 26822 SL 26735 Target 26847 / 26867
 GOLD (JUN) : INTRADAY TREND DOWN SL : 26768 
Short GOLD (JUN) SB 26710 SL 26797 Target 26685 / 26665

 Buy LEAD (APR) SA 132.7 SL 132.3 Target 133.1 / 133.5
 LEAD (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 131.40 
Short LEAD (APR) SB 132.2 SL 132.6 Target 131.8 / 131.4 

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Short NATURALGAS (MAY) SB 161.4 SL 161.9 Target 160.6 / 159.9

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Short NICKEL (APR) SB 843.9 SL 854.1 Target 837.9 / 831.9

 Buy SILVER (JUL) SA 36692 SL 36518 Target 36792 / 36912
 SILVER (JUL) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 36304 
Short SILVER (JUL) SB 36468 SL 36642 Target 36368 / 36248

 Buy ZINC (APR) SA 143.7 SL 143.3 Target 144.1 / 144.5
 ZINC (APR) : INTRADAY TREND UP SL : 142.60 
Short ZINC (APR) SB 143.2 SL 143.6 Target 142.8 / 142.4 
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Domestic indices are expected to trade with a negative bias next week with concerns over minimum alternate tax, weak rupee and disappointing corporate earnings weighing on sentiment. Investors will watch out for companies detailing their Jan-Mar results, and the expiry of the April futures contract.

ICICI Bank, Bharti Airtel, Maruti Suzuki, Idea Cellular, Ambuja Cements, Housing Development Finance Corp, Sesa Sterlite, Axis Bank, and IDFC are some of the major companies that will detail their earnings next week. UltraTech Cement will detail its Jan-Mar earnings on Saturday.

On the global front, the outcome of the US Federal Open Market Committee's two-day monetary policy meeting on Wednesday will be closely watched for cues on when the central bank plans to start hiking interest rates. Progress on Greece's debt talks will also be watched es Euro area's finance ministers are scheduled to meet in Brussels today to discuss repayment of the country's massive debt.

Indices yerterday closed near their crucial support levels and a breach of those levels could see them falling sharply. We expect our view 8250 points as a crucial support for the National Stock Exchange's Nifty.

Yesterday, the 50-stock Nifty ended at 8305.25 points, down 93.05 points or 1.1% from Thursday after moving between a low of 8273.35 and a high of 8413.30 intraday. The 30-share Sensex closed at 27437.94, down 297.08 points or 1.1%. During the day, the index touched a low of 27344.70 and a high of 27829.11.

Among sectors, banks are seen continuing their declining trend while defensive sector stocks are expected to rise in the coming week. Infosys, which posted a disappointing set of numbers for the quarter ended March today, may see a further fall.

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