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MCX cardamom gains, buy at Rs.681: Karvy

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Cardamom futures prices are expected to continue the positive trend on good domestic and export demand. Spot prices are quoting above Rs. 600 per Kg. which is boosting growers’ confidence.


Arrivals season is coming to an end, therefore fall in arrivals are likely to support the prices in near term.


Total daily arrivals at spot auction held in Kerala were reported around 90,463 Kg. against 1,06,703 Kg.


Total arrivals at spot auction till January 22nd were reported around 10,410 tonnes 6,910 tonnes arrived during same period last year


In current arrival season, despite of increased demand higher supply outweighed demand; but now as arrival season is coming to an end, supply-demand is becoming balanced supporting cardamom prices to trade up


According to derivative analysis, prices and volumes have increased while open interest has declined. It is a good indication that market has a lot of traders initiating from both sides but larger traders are liquidating into the higher prices.


The market may be vulnerable to large price swings as shorter time frame traders attempt to trade from both sides of the market but liquidating before end of day.


Cardamom MCX Feb-12 support: 670 677 resistance: 690 695 Buy at 681 TP 693.5 SL 660


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NCDEX WHEATDELHIJUL12 20 July 2012 contract was trading at Rs 0 . What's your view on it?
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