NEXT WEEKLY VIEW Last Week was……………… · Stocks continue to gain momentum on FII support and "no bad news". Indices closed the week just 2% below the 2010 peak. The market sentiment also got a push from possible settlement deal between the two brothers who represent India's largest listed groups. · FII turned positive on Indian markets following a semblance of normalcy in global markets and revised outlook to stable by rating agencies of India. FII were net buyers in both the cash and the derivatives segment. DII were marginal sellers. Market Level:- · BSE SENSEX (17571) Support seen @17251-17389-17536 Resistance stands @ 17647-177781-7995. Minimum Target seen @ 17778 for next week · NSE : NIFTY (5263 ) Support seen @5179-5213-5250 Resistance stands @ 5294-5332-5382. Minimum Target seen @ 5332 for next week. Stock to watch for next Week: ABAN CMP : 0730 TGT : 0748-0765-0790 SL : 0704 AXISBANK CMP : 1209 TGT : 1225-1245-1257 SL : 1193 HINDALCO CMP : 0145 TGT : 0150-0153 SL : 0142 ICICIBANK CMP : 0867 TGT : 0883-0906 SL : 0842 STER CMP : 0679 TGT : 0696-0708-0734 SL : 0659 Hot Call for next week: TATA STEEL(474) : KEEP STOP LOSS OF 465 TARGET WILL BE 484-496. |
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Friday, June 18, 2010
Take Care in Rollover as there is change in lot size of almost 169 underlying stock in future & option Stock where lot size change by 1.50 times are listed blow where action can be seen in next month or months to come.
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Wednesday, June 16, 2010
MARKET UPDATE :- FIIs bought 783.92 cr in cash and DII sold 170.76 cr On Daily chart , Advance Block pattern formed and Stochastic is also in overbought Zone ( Above 95 ). Which suggest that correction is over due in market and it's time to book profit at higher level. Res @ 5255. Above it may touch 5275- |
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Govt to inject Rs 6211 crore in 5 state-run banksThe government will inject Rs 62.11 billion into five state-run banks to help meet their capital and lending needs, a government statement said on Saturday. The support would be given to Bank of Maharashtra, Central Bank of India, IDBI Bank, UCO Bank and Union Bank of India, the statement said. "These Banks would be able to leverage this capital and lend an additional approximate amount of Rs.77,637 crore to the productive sectors of the economy giving a push to all round economic activity besides paying additional dividends and tax revenues to the Government," it said. |
Kalanithi Maran buys 37.75% in SpiceJet at Rs 47.25/share Sun TV Promoter Kalanithi Maran has acquired 37.75% in low-cost carrier SpiceJet at Rs 47.25 per share amounting to Rs 750 crore. As per the deal, Maran's aviation company will acquire the stake from promoters Wilber Ross and Bhupendra Kansagara. Maran will make an open offer for 20% at around Rs 57 per share, reports CNBC TV18. The open offer is likely to be made on Monday. While, Ernst and Young (E&Y) were M&A advisors to Maran in the SpiceJet deal, it was Edelweiss which was advising WL Ross and B Kansagara. |
Friday, June 4, 2010
Govt sets 25% minimum float for listed firms The government on Friday set out new rules requiring listed companies to have a public float of at least 25%, a move which could prompt tens of billions of dollars in share sales and further crowd the pipeline for new issues. Listed companies with a free float of less than 25% must increase it by a minimum of 5% a year, the government said in a statement Among companies in the 30-share benchmark Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Index, realty firm DLF, power producer NTPC and software services firm Wipro have a public float of less than 25%, according to BSE data. |
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