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Market on verge of 1,000-point move in either direction. End to this bear run within six weeks of reversing. Big money may make it happen sooner.

The yellow metal continued its stellar run with prices spiking 1.5 per cent during late morning trade in the domestic market as a worsening global equity rout amid heightened fears of a China slowdown, sapped the lure for risky assets, bolstering the safe haven appeal of Gold.

Wall Street ended a nice string of runs to start September off in the red. Financials once again led all decliners as sentiment weakens on recovery efforts.

Before Diwali , Gold sets itself to run in a bullish side.After last week's growth,today gold goes beyond Rs 27,000. The 1235 gold dollar in the international market has touched. Meanwhile the silver boom. MCX silver rose 1 per cent and trading at around Rs 39,000.mcx gold However, the decline in crude oil has increased. MCX Crude oil slipped nearly 2 percent and trading below Rs 5200.

Jeera prices continued its selloffs and finally closed at 17875 levels. As prices broke the long run ascending trend line support of 18050, sentiments turned bearish and currently prices need to break 45 day EMA support of 17524 for the correction to continue towards 17280 followed by 16940 levels. Further, the daily RSI (14) is still treading within the over bought zone, suggesting a near term lower correction on the cards. However, an acuterise above 18500 could extinguish the bearish tone and continue the upside rallies. Hence, we recommend to sell on pullbacks for the day.

Gold settled up by 0.09% at 26837 remained supported amid speculation the Fed could delay hiking interest rates until late 2015, instead of tightening midyear, after a recent run of soft economic data dampened optimism on the recovery.

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Rebound in the stock market to run into overhead supply, with more downside to follow. Investors may become more bearish as the doom and gloom crowd gets louder.

Gold has been on a bull run since the start of July but investors began profit-taking on Tuesday afternoon in advance of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's Jackson Hole announcement expected on Friday. Bernanke's statements regarding potential Federal support for the economy may have a major influence on the future of gold.

A lot of selling has already taken place, making it difficult for institutions to buy in-size without running stocks up.

Chinese stocks traded lower, ending the week's nice run for investors. Profit-taking emerged when the Hang Seng approached the formidable 21,000 resistance level.

The big run in stocks has discounted a lot of what the President will propose next week and needs a rest. Sell off by Friday's close likely. New Buying Risky.

The stock market typically experiences a September slump, but with last month's steep drop, volatile trading and bull run, investors shouldn't be surprised to see a break from the norm this year.

Precious metals seemed to lose their luster this week as investors attempted to sell off wins to account for the losers in their portfolio. With a seemingly declining value as a safe haven against the dollar the precious metal bull run of the last several months may be coming to an end.

The Market is telling us it believes Europe can effectively address its bank and debt woes. Buyers getting aggressive, charts coming to life.

Trade4target : Today Stock Tips : Scripscan:Galaxy Entertainment Corporation Ltd Bse Code:506186 Cmp:31 rs Target:No targets as returns can be huge. Portfolio Allocation:2-3% History:The company much earlier was controlled by the Chatterjee group of Haldia petro fame and run by one Satish Chunder, a former banker from Citibank.Unfortunately,Chunder died suddenly and the company became rudderless.The company changed hands in early 2006; one of the largest and most experienced organised retailing chains, Pantaloon, bought 15.73% stake in it. It also amalgamated Pan India Restaurants with itself which had food courts.Mumbai-based real-estate firm Phoenix Mills holds a 27 percent stake in Galaxy.Few papers reported the phoenix stake to be higher at 34%.No clue about it though as my figures are based on the SHP of the company. Trade4target is advisory company of stock market.

Here is a list of top fifteen stocks that are likely to be in focus today: Tata Motors Ltd: India's largest automobile company, posted its first loss in 25 quarters after a one-time charge of Rs 2,493 crore on account of Jaguar Land Rover vehicles damaged in the Tianjin Port explosion in August, foreign exchange revaluation and higher depreciation and amortisation expenses in the JLR business. Grasim Industries Ltd: The company which decided to merge with group company Aditya Birla Chemicals India LtdBSE -1.38 % earlier this year, plans to refinance the latter's Rs.1,200 crore loans and transfer them to its books once the merger is complete in the December quarter, said a media report. Coal India Ltd: State-run Coal IndiaBSE -1.58 % ( CILBSE -1.58 %) will invest Rs 6,000 crore to set up 1,000 MW of solar power generation capacity over the next five to six years, according to a senior company executive. Tata Steel Ltd: Forced to go for more restructuring of its UK business due to a "challenging marketplace", Tata SteelBSE -0.55 % will sell its Long Products Europe business by the end of the current financial year.

Midcaps have mobilize while blue chips underperformed sharply, & investors who chose midcaps have made double the returns when compared with that of large caps. The run-up has led to some midcap stocks being overvalued, financial advisors & fund managers said that investors should now turn to large caps.

Top Ten Stocks RIL: Reliance Industries (RIL) has challenged the jurisdiction of a panel examining Oil & Natural Gas Corp's (ONGC) allegations that it boost out gas from the state-run firm's field, & has argued that the dispute should be resolved by arbitration.