It could hover between 700 and 750 points. On the BSE-500 you have a stochastic signal to go long. But I wonder if this will strengthen. The Monday morning thrust is absent in most of the broad indices. All that has happened is that they have caught up with Friday's storm, but have ended the day weak. I would, therefore, tend to think that you need to adopt a rather cautious approach. Surely, with the price levels in several pivotal counters having gone down steeply over the last week, there is money to be made. But clearly, this is a short-term opportunity. It should be handled that way. Buying really cheap is fine. But if you go long on the belief that the bull momentum would build up, the risk lies there. It could build up or it may not. The technicals right now say that there is a weak recovery. So, if you must extract your rupee, be quick to book your profit repeatedly. Building up volumes in the hope that the market would take off, is a difficult strategy to recommend just now.