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SUGAR DECONTROL—GOOD SIGNFOR STOCK MARKET
Amidst gruesome punching on sensex and nifty for the last few sessions, Govt. seems to be equally vigilant of the prevalent condition.  Taking it into the account, Cabinet decision, which was much awaited, came at last to decontrol the sugar.  However, the decision could not impact as much as expected; in the long run it is expected to give a sigh of relief for Indian stock market.  Investors as well as intraday traders are chasing sugar stocks following the Cabinet decision on Thursday to decontrol the sugar.  It has also sent a whirling wave to commodity market too, which was expecting it in January itself.
What does it mean?
            The government has abolished the 10 per cent levy quota for two years and removed monthly release mechanism under which the movement decided what volume each mill could sell every month. The brokerage houses feel that impact of sugar decontrol on the stock is likely to be impressive enough to help stock market take u-turn.  Even assuming no inflation in sugar prices, the fair value impact of this decision is likely to be the modest one.  Most of the intraday tips happened to be sugar stock oriented.  Even Nifty futures and Nifty options have recovered their premium.  Sugar stocks have just turned out to be favourite for intraday traders.
            At the same time other schools of thoughts suggest that the rally in sugar stocks is unlikely to sustain for long as profit sales could cap further gains.  Sugar companies will now have increase in margins that is sure.  Even in given situations, sugar stocks will behave pretty much as they have been behaving, in line with fundamental and supply demand and market pricing.  In the immediate assessment, it has impressed the technical analysts.
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