Boeing (BA) has recently confirmed a continuation in it's bull run by breaking a critical resistance at 81.20. I see minor supports at 85.75 and 84.20, critical support is at 82.50 breaking which the stock will find it difficult to move further up. Below that a support exists at 78.
Upwards, there's just one resistance in the short term at 89.95, with no real further resistance except at 101. The stock looks to be moving up consistently with a good entry opportunity here with a stop loss at a daily close below 82.50.

The USDINR pair has remained in a wedge since we last looked at it in Feb 2013, just before the budget. A recent intermediate down trend began at the break of support at 54.37, now it is to be seen how far this trend takes us. We see a topping possibility in the pair but it has yet to break critical support, which is now at 53. If and when the support at 53  is broken, we'll see USDINR slide further lower rapidly with significant support only at 47.29. On the upside we do not see anything happening soon until the break of resistance at  56.2 with a significant close above it.
For now the intermediate trend in USDINR is downwards & since the possibility of topping is high the long term trend is also downwards with the following supports and resistances.
S1 - 53        R1 - 55.45
S2 - 47.29    R2 - 56.2

Gold today is down Rs.7000 from a high that was made 5 months ago. In all the panic selling many investors would also be looking for buying opportunities, so the question naturally arises - Should you buy into Gold after a 7000 rupee dip?

The short answer, to should we buy into Gold now, is no as this is just the beginning of the dip; meaning the move has not stabilized yet for long term investors. The long answer is as follows. The present dip in Gold started with the break of a key support in Gold at 30148 in February 2013, starting an intermediate down trend. Two months after the break of support at 30148, we saw Gold break another key support at 28013 recently with a low of 25270 hence confirming the down trend to be larger. So what is the future of Gold?

Now the key support levels for Gold, as of today, are 23158 which we might see it touch & the other critical lower support level is 20027. The break of 20027 is highly unlikely, but if broken Gold may turn bearish for a very long time forward. The minor resistances are 28013 & 30148, the only major resistance for now will be 31218, and investors looking to buy should buy only above this resistance or wait for new resistance zones to develop, which will happen over the next few months.

R1 - 31218        S1 - 23158
R2 - 30148        S2 - 20027
R3 - 28013

There is always a possibility of a bounce back in Gold in the short term, but such moves should only be traded & not invested into. Counter trends on securities that are in a downward trend are only temporary & can result in heavy losses if invested into without the appropriate knowledge of trend reversals. Investors looking to enter Gold are advised to wait and watch for base formation, for now the trend in Gold is downwards with no signs of any quick or major turn around.