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Tuesday, 10 January 2017

Expect Cotton prices to trade sideways: Angel Commodities

Angel Commodities report on Cotton Cotton complex continue to trade higher on reports good demand from the industrial buyers and firm international market also supporting the domestic sentiments. Moreover, the supplies have not peaked in the season which is a major concern. Cotton prices have moved up recently as market sentiment has improved with the Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) resorting to purchase of the commodity at commercial rates from different parts of key cotton growing regions in the country.

ICE cotton futures closed lower on Monday mainly on weaker export figures and profit booking from higher levels. As per USDA data, net upland sales of 183,700 RB for 2016/2017 were down 47 % from the previous week and 45% from the prior 4-week average. However, speculators raised their net long in cotton by 5,573 contracts to 99,820 contracts, bringing their bullish stance back toward last month's record high in the week to Jan. 3. Outlook We expect MCX cotton futures to trade sideways on expectation of correction from higher level, while kapas may trade higher on physical demand. Cotton prices were primarily driven by low cotton supply in the local market and also getting supported by the news of purchase by the CCI.
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Monday, 9 January 2017

Netflix: A Pricey Stock With A Troubled Future

Summary

NFLX faces serious headwinds from increased competition, net neutrality, and a saturated US market.
NFLX's current valuation is too sanguine and I expect a significant pullback in 2017.

Many prudent NFLX investors have likely held onto their stock until the Trump administration's reduced tax rates become effective. Expect selling pressure once the new rates are announced.One of the main tenets of successful investing is to find companies that possess a competitive advantage. This advantage gives the company a superior position compared to competitors for a variety of reasons. Warren Buffett espouses the importance of investing in companies only if they have a significant competitive advantage in order to create a moat between the company and competitors. This moat allows for pricing power, which ultimately leads to profits.

Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) was the first mover in the industry and cannibalized Blockbuster by successfully envisioning the future. However, with the proliferation of competitors, it is apparent that this advantage is rapidly degrading. The industry remains marred by low levels of brand loyalty. The type of content the competitor has is the most influential buying criteria for the customer. As such, NFLX must pay an increased amount for new content and is required to lock-in long-term deals, which makes NFLX an inherently riskier company.

Headwinds

Competition

By being the first major player in the industry, Netflix enjoyed relatively high purchasing power. Licensing of titles is typically done through multi-year exclusive subscription video-on-demand licenses (SVOD). Through this method, Netflix was able to lock in content at attractive prices. Unfortunately, with the recent heightened competition from a wide range of companies such as Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), Hulu, Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), and AOL (NYSE:AOL), these costs are set to rise dramatically. Moving forward, Netflix will have to pay substantially more for content, which will impinge upon margins. Evidence of this trend is percolating as the divergence between free cash flow and net income continues to increase. (I'll further explain this trend below).

Friday, 30 December 2016

Live Stock Market Updates - Sensex jumps 200 points; Nifty above 8,150 mark

The Indian stock markets with the benchmarks advancing to their highest level in two-weeks. Nifty50 hits 8,150 mark on Friday. Market sentiment was also boosted after Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said that government tax collection has gone up sharply, belying fears of sharp slowdown in the economy.

At 10:11 AM, the S&P BSE Sensex is trading at 26,517 up 152 points, while NSE Nifty is trading at 8,164 up 61 points.

The BSE Mid-cap Index is trading up 1.33% at 12,062, whereas BSE Small-cap Index is trading up 1.10% at 12,085.

Tata Motors DVR, Cipla, Maruti Suzuki, HCL Tech and UltraTech Cements are among the gainers, whereas BPCL, Idea Cellular, NTPC, IndusInd Bank and Wipro are losing sheen on NSE.

A total of four stocks registered a fresh 52-week high in trade today, while seven stocks touched a new 52-week low on the NSE.

Out of 1,828 stocks traded on the NSE, 357 declined, 1,026 advanced and 445 remained unchanged today.

Some buying is observed in industrial, financial services, IT, banking, metal, power, realty and auto sectors while telecom is showing weakness on BSE.

The INDIA VIX is down 1.63% at 15.0325.

Most  Asian indices opened flat with the Japanese 'Nikkei" trading in the red for another day aping the decline in US indices.

Year end profit booking and subsequent value buying is the order of the past few days and may continue for the next few days. Fall in bond yields, weakness in US$ are prompting buying in most emerging markets with Brazil and India seeing relative gains.  

The vagaries of the stock market have given sleepless nights on many occasions during the year. As the year 2016 rolls by, it's evident that we live in a world loaded with new risks emerging at regular intervals.

The deadline to exchange old high value currency notes comes to an end today and the attention is on what Prime Minister Narendra Modi will unleash in his much anticipated speech on the eve of New Year. Reports indicate that the inconveniences of the demonetisation may soon be history as the PM is set to announce a host of measures that will propel the economy back on the growth track. The FM sought to assuage any fears by throwing up facts stating that November saw a rise in tax collection; an increase in rabi sowing, higher air traffic and increased insurance premiums. 

The government is proposing a staggered relaxation of existing restrictions on cash withdrawals from banks after 30 December. This is aimed at smoothening the transition as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) supplies new currency notes.

The banking sector continues to face “significant” levels of stress but the financial system remains stable overall after moves to enhance transparency, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor Urjit Patel said in the biannual Financial Stability Report.