The outlook remains weak for the stock of Sun TV Network (₹448.4). The stock rules at a crucial level and finds major support at ₹438.
A close below that level can drag the stock towards ₹371 or even ₹341. It finds resistance at ₹491, and only a close above ₹537 will clear the immediate negative outlook for the stock. The downtrend is expected to continue.
Strategy: Traders can consider buying ₹460-put option on Sun TV. The put closed with a premium of ₹16.10. As the market lot is 1,000 shares, it will cost investors ₹16,100, which would be the maximum loss one can suffer.
That will happen if the stock moves up and stays above ₹460. But one can make profits if Sun TV slips sharply in the next few days.
While ₹463.90 is a break-even point, a close below that level will start yielding positive results.
Traders can consider exiting the position if the loss mounts to ₹8,500 and hold for at least two weeks with trailing stop-loss.
Traders with an appetite for high risk can consider shorting Sun TV with a stop-loss at ₹464, which can be shifted to ₹448 if the stock opens on a negative note for an initial target of ₹425.
Follow up: Hold ICICI Bank positions.