1. HAITI TEMBLOR!
2.Telengana.
3.Iran.
4.Credit ratings of Greece etc.
5.Western Economy.
6.H1N1.
7.Liability Clause Bill Nuclear Deal of India
8.Inflation.Food prices soaring.
9.Nifty The other indicators such as the put/call ratio (PCR) and the volatility index also present a downward bias.Similarly, the Nifty put/ call ratio - the ratio of trading volume of put to call options - declined to 1.01 from 1.27 on January 4.
Though generally a fall in the PCR indicates a positive bias, according to derivative analysts, nowadays it acts as a contrarian indicator as more call writers (sellers) have emerged, signalling their confidence in the market downfall.
The PCR is one of the popular tools used by traders to check for oversold (more sellers) or overbought (more buyers) zones.
10.Market fall to continue as F&O expiry, RBI policy to weigh.Read here and here.
Very high open interest which has risen over Rs 1, 25,000 crore means that unwinding of long positions can apply further pressure on prices. Put call ratio on index options has dropped close to 1. This implies that short positions that can cushion a fall have already been pared in the decline recorded last week.
FIIs were net sellers in four out of the last five sessions and they pulled out over Rs 2,400 crore on Friday alone. Domestic institutions bought stocks worth Rs 2,000 crore on that day.
Carry trade,will be reduced thanks to the strong Dollar.Read here.
11.Obama's Reforms.
12.SEBI cracks the whip on FIIs. Read more here
13.US VIX 27.31;up 22.63%
