- Indian equity markets were up 0.91% while the Nifty closed down 52.50 points at 5686.25 and Sensex down 162.58 points at 18683.68. European markets were down with indexes like FTSE and DAX declining.
- Key Indian indices reversed early losses to trade with gains before declining in the afternoon on the back of losses in metal stocks like Tata Steel and concerns over rising NPAs at SBI.
- Stocks like Hindalco, VIP Industries, and Arvind may be watched along with support and resistance levels provided for Nifty and Bank Nifty.
- Indian equity markets were mostly flat, with the Nifty down slightly and Sensex up slightly. European markets were higher.
- Key Indian stock indexes edged higher, supported by foreign institutional investors remaining net buyers and firm global stocks. The Sensex closed up 0.27% while the Nifty was up 0.04%.
- Maruti Suzuki and Bharti Airtel gained the most among Sensex stocks while IDFC and Lupin declined the most. The analyst notes the market may move sideways and recommends buying on dips.
- Indian equity markets were down slightly, with the Nifty falling 34 points to close at 5684.25 and the Sensex dropping 109 points to 18682.31.
- European markets also declined, with indexes in the UK, France and Germany all closing lower.
- ITC's net profit increased more than expected by 21% in the second quarter, sending its shares to a new high. Axis Bank expects higher retail growth. Zee Entertainment's second quarter profit rose 19%.
- Key indices declined further in afternoon trade due to weakness in global markets negatively impacting investor sentiment. The Sensex closed down 124 points while the Nifty fell 39 points.
- Indian equity markets were down, with the Nifty falling 36 points and Sensex down 111 points. European markets also fell.
- Reliance Industries fell 2.63% and LIC Housing Finance dropped 6.18% after weak quarterly results. Dr Reddy's Labs profits declined 29%.
- The analyst recommends selling on rises for Nifty and Bank Nifty as they look bearish, with supports at 5850 and 12260 and resistances at 5940 and 12390.
- The Indian equity markets were mostly flat, with the Nifty up 0.15 points and Sensex down 0.18 points.
- European markets were up, while the Dow futures indicated a gain of 4 points.
- Key benchmark indices in India settled flat ahead of the RBI's monetary policy review the next day. Metal and IT stocks saw some movement, while two-wheeler makers rose on expectations of higher sales.
- The Indian equity markets were down slightly, with the Nifty down 9 points and Sensex down 29 points, while the Bank Nifty was up 18 points.
- European markets were mixed, with declines in the FTSE and DAX but an increase in the CAC. Dow futures were down 15 points.
- Key Indian indices declined slightly due to a warning from ratings agency Moody's about India's expanding current account deficit increasing vulnerability. Select telecom and IT stocks declined while realty and oil stocks increased.
- Indian equity markets declined on Thursday with the Nifty down 36.50 points to settle at 5851.50 and the Sensex down 126 points to 19229.26.
- European markets also declined with indexes in the UK, France and Germany all closing lower.
- Key Indian stocks like ITC and HUL declined due to profit-taking while capital goods stocks reversed intraday gains.
- Indian equity markets were up slightly, with the Nifty rising 12.95 points to settle at 5627.75 and the Sensex rising 56.96 points to 18517.34. European markets were also up.
- The Lok Sabha Speaker rejected a no-confidence motion against the government's decision to allow FDI in retail, supporting a small rise in Indian markets.
- Key stocks like Coal India, SBI, and Apollo Tyres saw gains, while stocks like Tata Motors, Ultratech Cement, and ICICI Bank declined slightly.
Daily equity-report by epic research 8 april 2013Surbhi Jain
The document provides a daily market summary for April 8, 2013. Key points include:
- Indian equity markets were down slightly, with the Sensex falling 59 points and the Nifty down 21 points.
- European markets were mixed, with the FTSE up and the CAC and DAX down.
- In the US, Dow futures were down 64 points.
- The document provides analysis of market movements and lists some stocks to watch. It also provides recommendations to buy or sell specific stocks.
- Indian equity markets were mostly flat, with the Nifty down slightly and Sensex up slightly. European markets were higher.
- Key Indian stock indexes edged higher, supported by foreign institutional investors remaining net buyers and firm global stocks. The Sensex closed up 0.27% while the Nifty was up 0.04%.
- Maruti Suzuki and Bharti Airtel gained the most among Sensex stocks while IDFC and Lupin declined the most. The analyst notes the market may move sideways and recommends buying on dips.
- Indian equity markets were down slightly, with the Nifty falling 34 points to close at 5684.25 and the Sensex dropping 109 points to 18682.31.
- European markets also declined, with indexes in the UK, France and Germany all closing lower.
- ITC's net profit increased more than expected by 21% in the second quarter, sending its shares to a new high. Axis Bank expects higher retail growth. Zee Entertainment's second quarter profit rose 19%.
- Key indices declined further in afternoon trade due to weakness in global markets negatively impacting investor sentiment. The Sensex closed down 124 points while the Nifty fell 39 points.
- Indian equity markets were down, with the Nifty falling 36 points and Sensex down 111 points. European markets also fell.
- Reliance Industries fell 2.63% and LIC Housing Finance dropped 6.18% after weak quarterly results. Dr Reddy's Labs profits declined 29%.
- The analyst recommends selling on rises for Nifty and Bank Nifty as they look bearish, with supports at 5850 and 12260 and resistances at 5940 and 12390.
- The Indian equity markets were mostly flat, with the Nifty up 0.15 points and Sensex down 0.18 points.
- European markets were up, while the Dow futures indicated a gain of 4 points.
- Key benchmark indices in India settled flat ahead of the RBI's monetary policy review the next day. Metal and IT stocks saw some movement, while two-wheeler makers rose on expectations of higher sales.
- The Indian equity markets were down slightly, with the Nifty down 9 points and Sensex down 29 points, while the Bank Nifty was up 18 points.
- European markets were mixed, with declines in the FTSE and DAX but an increase in the CAC. Dow futures were down 15 points.
- Key Indian indices declined slightly due to a warning from ratings agency Moody's about India's expanding current account deficit increasing vulnerability. Select telecom and IT stocks declined while realty and oil stocks increased.
- Indian equity markets declined on Thursday with the Nifty down 36.50 points to settle at 5851.50 and the Sensex down 126 points to 19229.26.
- European markets also declined with indexes in the UK, France and Germany all closing lower.
- Key Indian stocks like ITC and HUL declined due to profit-taking while capital goods stocks reversed intraday gains.
- Indian equity markets were up slightly, with the Nifty rising 12.95 points to settle at 5627.75 and the Sensex rising 56.96 points to 18517.34. European markets were also up.
- The Lok Sabha Speaker rejected a no-confidence motion against the government's decision to allow FDI in retail, supporting a small rise in Indian markets.
- Key stocks like Coal India, SBI, and Apollo Tyres saw gains, while stocks like Tata Motors, Ultratech Cement, and ICICI Bank declined slightly.
Daily equity-report by epic research 8 april 2013Surbhi Jain
The document provides a daily market summary for April 8, 2013. Key points include:
- Indian equity markets were down slightly, with the Sensex falling 59 points and the Nifty down 21 points.
- European markets were mixed, with the FTSE up and the CAC and DAX down.
- In the US, Dow futures were down 64 points.
- The document provides analysis of market movements and lists some stocks to watch. It also provides recommendations to buy or sell specific stocks.
- Indian equity markets saw small gains, with the Nifty up 1.30 points and Sensex up 10.48 points. European markets were down.
- JSW Steel rose after strong quarterly results, while BHEL fell after missing profit forecasts in its quarterly results. Bank of India also dropped after a decline in quarterly net profit.
- The markets were choppy as the Finance Minister announced a plan for fiscal consolidation and a cabinet reshuffle took place. Nifty and Bank Nifty were seen as sideways with supports and resistances provided.
- Indian equity markets declined on the first day of February as manufacturing output expanded at its slowest pace in three months according to a private survey. The Sensex fell 105 points and the Nifty fell 36 points.
- European markets were up, with indexes in France, Germany, and the UK rising. Dow futures were also up.
- On the Nifty, 18 stocks declined while the rest rose. Oil India dropped 2.9% as the government sold a 10% stake in the company. Auto stocks were mixed, with Mahindra & Mahindra down and Maruti up.
- Indian equity markets were down slightly, with the Nifty falling 35.55 points to close at 5658.75 and the Sensex dropping 91.32 points to 18792.87. European markets also declined.
- Bharti Airtel shares jumped over 5% after announcing the launch of 4G services in parts of Punjab.
- The markets fluctuated during the day but ended lower as European stocks fell on concerns over a bailout deal for Cyprus's troubled banks.
Daily equity-report by epic research 1 february 2013Epic Daily Report
- Indian equity markets were down slightly, with the Nifty down 21 points and Sensex down 110 points. European markets also declined.
- In the US, the Dow futures were up after data showed a surprise contraction in the US economy in the fourth quarter.
- Key Indian stocks like ITC, Jet Airways, PFC, and PNB rose, while HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Tata Power fell.
- The author recommends buying stocks like BHEL and PFC, and selling stocks like HDFC Bank and Allahabad Bank based on technical analysis.
- Indian equity markets were up slightly, with the Nifty gaining 9.30 points to close at 5635.90 and Sensex up 30.44 points at 18537.01. However, the Bank Nifty was down 43.30 points at 11432.50.
- European markets were down, with the FTSE down 23.39 points, CAC down 20.93 points and DAX down 16.82 points. Dow futures were also down 49 points.
- Key Indian indices saw small gains in choppy trading, with the Sensex up 31.81 points and Nifty gaining 4.60 points. Metal stocks rose while most other sectors fell.
- The Indian equity markets declined, with the Sensex down 1.31% and Nifty down 75.20 points, while European markets also fell.
- Growth in India's services sector slowed to a 17-month low in March, contributing to the market decline.
- Stocks like Hero MotoCorp, DLF, and Bharti Airtel saw losses, while Sun Pharma, NTPC, and Ranbaxy gained.
- The report provides analysis on expected market movements and recommends stocks to buy and sell.
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- Indian equity markets were up slightly, with the Nifty settling at 5568 and Sensex at 18357.80. European markets declined.
- Wholesale inflation dropped to a 40-month low of 5.96% in March. Bank stocks rose on hopes of an interest rate cut. ONGC shares increased 3% on potential new oil finds.
- The market breadth was positive. Key indices pared some gains in late trade led by RIL and ITC. Bank stocks rose on expectations of an interest rate cut. ONGC and oil marketing companies advanced on falling crude prices.
- The Indian equity markets declined on Monday, with the Nifty down 0.64% and Sensex down 0.71% due to losses in global markets following a bailout plan in Cyprus.
- Key European markets were also down between 0.5-1.5% and Dow futures declined 0.7%. Metal and auto stocks declined on weak global cues.
- The market breadth was negative and index heavyweights like RIL and ITC declined adding to the losses. Bank Nifty was down 0.7% for the day.
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- Indian equity markets were mostly lower, with the Sensex down 27 points and Nifty down 6 points, as the RBI governor commented on inflation. European markets were higher and US futures were up.
- Key Indian sectors like oil & gas, capital goods and real estate saw declines and gains respectively. Select pharmaceutical and PSU stocks rose.
- FIIs were net buyers of Indian stocks while DIIs were net sellers. The report provides technical analysis indicating the Nifty and Bank Nifty are in bearish trends and recommends sell on rise strategies. It also provides stock recommendations for both cash and futures markets.
- The Indian equity markets were flat, with the Nifty down 24.90 points and Sensex down 114.47 points. Global markets in Europe were mostly down as well.
- Key sectors like realty and banks declined, while two-wheeler makers performed mixed. Yes Bank, PNB, Canara Bank, Bank of India and Bank of Baroda were among the top losers.
- Axis Bank surged 4.1% after hitting a 52-week high, while Sterlite Industries reported a 30% rise in Q3 profit. The analyst recommends selling on rises and sees support at 6,010 and resistance at 6,090 for Nifty.
- Indian equity markets were up slightly, with the Nifty gaining 0.18% and Sensex up 0.28%. European markets were down, while US futures indicated a decline.
- Key Indian indices saw small gains in choppy trading. Select FMCG, metal and oil stocks declined while cement stocks rose on expectations of pre-budget infrastructure thrust.
- The author recommends selling ONGC and Voltas, and buying Allahabad Bank and IndusInd Bank based on technical analysis.
- Indian equity markets saw small gains, with the Sensex up 23 points and Nifty down 8 points, while European markets were down.
- Key Indian indices snapped a seven-day losing streak but market breadth was negative, with IT and cigarette stocks gaining while capital goods and realty stocks declined.
- The summary also provides stock recommendations and levels for Nifty and Bank Nifty along with results from previous recommendations.
- Indian equity markets were down with the Nifty falling 34.45 points to settle at 5684.25 and the Sensex declining 109.62 points to 18682.31.
- European markets also declined with the FTSE down 6.02 points, CAC down 10.95 points and DAX down 23.04 points.
- Dow futures were down 11 points at 13476, indicating negative opening of US markets.
- Indian equity markets ended slightly higher, with the Nifty up 1.30 points and Sensex up 10.48 points. The Bank Nifty was down 36.95 points.
- European markets were lower, with declines seen in the FTSE, CAC, and DAX indices. Dow futures were also down 75 points.
- JSW Steel rose over 1% after reporting a 547% jump in quarterly net profit, while BHEL fell over 6% after missing profit forecasts.
- Indian equity markets ended slightly higher, with the Nifty up 1.30 points and Sensex up 10.48 points. The Bank Nifty was down 36.95 points.
- European markets were lower, with declines seen in the FTSE, CAC, and DAX indices. Dow futures were also down 75 points.
- JSW Steel rose over 1% after reporting a 547% jump in quarterly net profit, while BHEL fell over 6% after missing profit forecasts.
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- Indian equity markets were down, with the Sensex falling 204.97 points and the Nifty down 67.30 points. The Bank Nifty fell 269.15 points.
- European markets were mixed, with the FTSE up 44.47 points, CAC up 35.12 points, and DAX up 67.78 points. Dow futures were down 25 points.
- Key Indian indices fell after the RBI kept interest rates unchanged and lowered GDP growth forecasts, citing high inflation. The Sensex closed down 238 points and the Nifty fell 73 points.
DAILY EQUITY REPORT BY EPIC RESEARCH- 7 NOVEMBER 2012Epic Research
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- Indian equity markets were mostly flat, with the Nifty down slightly and Sensex up slightly. European markets were higher.
- Key Indian stock indexes edged higher, supported by foreign institutional investors remaining net buyers and firm global stocks. The Sensex closed up 0.27% while the Nifty was up 0.04%.
- Maruti Suzuki and Bharti Airtel gained the most among Sensex stocks while IDFC and Lupin lost the most. The analysis provides stock recommendations and calls for the cash and futures markets.
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DAILY FOREX REPORT BY EPIC RESEARCH- 1 NOVEMBER 2012Epic Research
- Indian equity markets were up, with the Nifty rising 21.80 points to settle at 5619.70 and the Sensex rising 74.53 points to 18505.38. European markets were mixed.
- Key Indian indices edged higher on speculation the US Federal Reserve would maintain monetary stimulus. The Sensex rose 67.75 points to 18,498.60 and the Nifty rose 16.85 points to 5,614.85.
- Stocks recommended for buying include Apollo Tyres, JP Associates, and Havells, while stocks recommended for selling include Ambuja Cements and Havel.
- Indian equity markets saw small gains, with the Nifty up 1.30 points and Sensex up 10.48 points. European markets were down.
- JSW Steel rose after strong quarterly results, while BHEL fell after missing profit forecasts in its quarterly results. Bank of India also dropped after a decline in quarterly net profit.
- The markets were choppy as the Finance Minister announced a plan for fiscal consolidation and a cabinet reshuffle took place. Nifty and Bank Nifty were seen as sideways with supports and resistances provided.
- Indian equity markets declined on the first day of February as manufacturing output expanded at its slowest pace in three months according to a private survey. The Sensex fell 105 points and the Nifty fell 36 points.
- European markets were up, with indexes in France, Germany, and the UK rising. Dow futures were also up.
- On the Nifty, 18 stocks declined while the rest rose. Oil India dropped 2.9% as the government sold a 10% stake in the company. Auto stocks were mixed, with Mahindra & Mahindra down and Maruti up.
- Indian equity markets were down slightly, with the Nifty falling 35.55 points to close at 5658.75 and the Sensex dropping 91.32 points to 18792.87. European markets also declined.
- Bharti Airtel shares jumped over 5% after announcing the launch of 4G services in parts of Punjab.
- The markets fluctuated during the day but ended lower as European stocks fell on concerns over a bailout deal for Cyprus's troubled banks.
Daily equity-report by epic research 1 february 2013Epic Daily Report
- Indian equity markets were down slightly, with the Nifty down 21 points and Sensex down 110 points. European markets also declined.
- In the US, the Dow futures were up after data showed a surprise contraction in the US economy in the fourth quarter.
- Key Indian stocks like ITC, Jet Airways, PFC, and PNB rose, while HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Tata Power fell.
- The author recommends buying stocks like BHEL and PFC, and selling stocks like HDFC Bank and Allahabad Bank based on technical analysis.
- Indian equity markets were up slightly, with the Nifty gaining 9.30 points to close at 5635.90 and Sensex up 30.44 points at 18537.01. However, the Bank Nifty was down 43.30 points at 11432.50.
- European markets were down, with the FTSE down 23.39 points, CAC down 20.93 points and DAX down 16.82 points. Dow futures were also down 49 points.
- Key Indian indices saw small gains in choppy trading, with the Sensex up 31.81 points and Nifty gaining 4.60 points. Metal stocks rose while most other sectors fell.
- The Indian equity markets declined, with the Sensex down 1.31% and Nifty down 75.20 points, while European markets also fell.
- Growth in India's services sector slowed to a 17-month low in March, contributing to the market decline.
- Stocks like Hero MotoCorp, DLF, and Bharti Airtel saw losses, while Sun Pharma, NTPC, and Ranbaxy gained.
- The report provides analysis on expected market movements and recommends stocks to buy and sell.
Daily equity-report by epic research 16 april 2013(1)Epic Daily Report
- Indian equity markets were up slightly, with the Nifty settling at 5568 and Sensex at 18357.80. European markets declined.
- Wholesale inflation dropped to a 40-month low of 5.96% in March. Bank stocks rose on hopes of an interest rate cut. ONGC shares increased 3% on potential new oil finds.
- The market breadth was positive. Key indices pared some gains in late trade led by RIL and ITC. Bank stocks rose on expectations of an interest rate cut. ONGC and oil marketing companies advanced on falling crude prices.
- The Indian equity markets declined on Monday, with the Nifty down 0.64% and Sensex down 0.71% due to losses in global markets following a bailout plan in Cyprus.
- Key European markets were also down between 0.5-1.5% and Dow futures declined 0.7%. Metal and auto stocks declined on weak global cues.
- The market breadth was negative and index heavyweights like RIL and ITC declined adding to the losses. Bank Nifty was down 0.7% for the day.
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- Indian equity markets were mostly lower, with the Sensex down 27 points and Nifty down 6 points, as the RBI governor commented on inflation. European markets were higher and US futures were up.
- Key Indian sectors like oil & gas, capital goods and real estate saw declines and gains respectively. Select pharmaceutical and PSU stocks rose.
- FIIs were net buyers of Indian stocks while DIIs were net sellers. The report provides technical analysis indicating the Nifty and Bank Nifty are in bearish trends and recommends sell on rise strategies. It also provides stock recommendations for both cash and futures markets.
- The Indian equity markets were flat, with the Nifty down 24.90 points and Sensex down 114.47 points. Global markets in Europe were mostly down as well.
- Key sectors like realty and banks declined, while two-wheeler makers performed mixed. Yes Bank, PNB, Canara Bank, Bank of India and Bank of Baroda were among the top losers.
- Axis Bank surged 4.1% after hitting a 52-week high, while Sterlite Industries reported a 30% rise in Q3 profit. The analyst recommends selling on rises and sees support at 6,010 and resistance at 6,090 for Nifty.
- Indian equity markets were up slightly, with the Nifty gaining 0.18% and Sensex up 0.28%. European markets were down, while US futures indicated a decline.
- Key Indian indices saw small gains in choppy trading. Select FMCG, metal and oil stocks declined while cement stocks rose on expectations of pre-budget infrastructure thrust.
- The author recommends selling ONGC and Voltas, and buying Allahabad Bank and IndusInd Bank based on technical analysis.
- Indian equity markets saw small gains, with the Sensex up 23 points and Nifty down 8 points, while European markets were down.
- Key Indian indices snapped a seven-day losing streak but market breadth was negative, with IT and cigarette stocks gaining while capital goods and realty stocks declined.
- The summary also provides stock recommendations and levels for Nifty and Bank Nifty along with results from previous recommendations.
- Indian equity markets were down with the Nifty falling 34.45 points to settle at 5684.25 and the Sensex declining 109.62 points to 18682.31.
- European markets also declined with the FTSE down 6.02 points, CAC down 10.95 points and DAX down 23.04 points.
- Dow futures were down 11 points at 13476, indicating negative opening of US markets.
- Indian equity markets ended slightly higher, with the Nifty up 1.30 points and Sensex up 10.48 points. The Bank Nifty was down 36.95 points.
- European markets were lower, with declines seen in the FTSE, CAC, and DAX indices. Dow futures were also down 75 points.
- JSW Steel rose over 1% after reporting a 547% jump in quarterly net profit, while BHEL fell over 6% after missing profit forecasts.
- Indian equity markets ended slightly higher, with the Nifty up 1.30 points and Sensex up 10.48 points. The Bank Nifty was down 36.95 points.
- European markets were lower, with declines seen in the FTSE, CAC, and DAX indices. Dow futures were also down 75 points.
- JSW Steel rose over 1% after reporting a 547% jump in quarterly net profit, while BHEL fell over 6% after missing profit forecasts.
DAILY EQUITY REPORT BY EPIC RESEARCH- 9 NOVEMBER 2012Epic Research
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- Indian equity markets were down, with the Sensex falling 204.97 points and the Nifty down 67.30 points. The Bank Nifty fell 269.15 points.
- European markets were mixed, with the FTSE up 44.47 points, CAC up 35.12 points, and DAX up 67.78 points. Dow futures were down 25 points.
- Key Indian indices fell after the RBI kept interest rates unchanged and lowered GDP growth forecasts, citing high inflation. The Sensex closed down 238 points and the Nifty fell 73 points.
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- Indian equity markets were mostly flat, with the Nifty down slightly and Sensex up slightly. European markets were higher.
- Key Indian stock indexes edged higher, supported by foreign institutional investors remaining net buyers and firm global stocks. The Sensex closed up 0.27% while the Nifty was up 0.04%.
- Maruti Suzuki and Bharti Airtel gained the most among Sensex stocks while IDFC and Lupin lost the most. The analysis provides stock recommendations and calls for the cash and futures markets.
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DAILY FOREX REPORT BY EPIC RESEARCH- 1 NOVEMBER 2012Epic Research
- Indian equity markets were up, with the Nifty rising 21.80 points to settle at 5619.70 and the Sensex rising 74.53 points to 18505.38. European markets were mixed.
- Key Indian indices edged higher on speculation the US Federal Reserve would maintain monetary stimulus. The Sensex rose 67.75 points to 18,498.60 and the Nifty rose 16.85 points to 5,614.85.
- Stocks recommended for buying include Apollo Tyres, JP Associates, and Havells, while stocks recommended for selling include Ambuja Cements and Havel.
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DAILY EQUITY REPORT BY EPIC RESEARCH- 29 OCTOBER 2012 Epic Research
- Indian equity markets were down on Friday with the Nifty closing at 5664.30 points, down 41 points. The Sensex closed at 18625.34 points, down 133 points.
- Global markets were also down with major European indices closing lower. Dow futures were down 109 points.
- Key Indian indices edged lower due to global growth concerns after weak results from Apple. Foreign funds were net sellers of Indian stocks on Friday.
- Indian equity markets declined on February 22nd, with the Nifty down 90.80 points to close at 5852.25 and the Sensex down 317.39 points to close at 19325.36.
- European markets also declined, with the FTSE down 113.45 points, CAC down 70 points, and DAX down 149.43 points. Dow futures were down 52 points.
- Key Indian indices fell to intraday lows as global stocks declined after the US Federal Reserve minutes raised concerns about a possible pullback in quantitative easing.
Daily equity-report by epic research 15 april 2013Surbhi Jain
- Indian equity markets declined, with the Nifty down 65.45 points and Sensex down 299.64 points, as IT major Infosys tumbled 22% after weak revenue guidance. Weakness in European and Asian stocks also weighed on sentiment.
- JSW Steel rose after announcing plans to refinance debt at lower interest costs. TCS and Wipro fell over 1.5% each.
- The market breadth was negative, though index heavyweights ITC and Reliance Industries edged higher along with some FMCG stocks on expectations of a normal monsoon.
- Indian equity markets were down slightly, with the Nifty down 25.75 points and Sensex down 83.42 points. European markets also declined.
- In the Indian market, 23 of 30 Sensex stocks fell while the rest rose. Cairn India and Idea Cellular gained on strong quarterly results.
- The article provides analysis of market movements and stock recommendations, with price targets for specific stocks over short periods of time.
- Indian equity markets were down, with the Nifty down 56.95 points to settle at 5574.05 and the Sensex down 162 points to 18309.37. European markets also declined.
- Key Indian market indices slumped in late trade as European stocks edged lower and US index futures indicated lower opening of US stocks. The Sensex closed down 201.99 points and the Nifty down 68.80 points.
- Most banking, realty and other stocks declined for the day. Infosys and Dr. Reddy's Lab gained around 2% each.
- Indian equity markets declined on the day, with the Nifty down 33.80 points and Sensex down 137.73 points. European markets also declined.
- Key benchmark indices declined due to weak global cues from declining European stocks. Most FMCG and realty stocks declined.
- The article provides analysis of market movements and pivots, as well as recommendations to sell Bank Nifty, Voltas, and Uflex.
- Indian equity markets were down slightly, with the Nifty falling 34.95 points to close at 6019.35 and the Sensex dropping 102.83 points to 19923.78.
- European markets were mostly higher, while Dow futures were down.
- Key Indian stocks like Tata Motors, HDIL, and RCom declined on profit taking and company-specific news, while L&T rose on strong quarterly results. The market breadth was weak.
- Indian equity markets declined on the first day of February as manufacturing output expanded at its slowest pace in three months according to a private survey.
- The Sensex closed down 105 points and the Nifty closed down 36 points.
- European markets were up, with indexes in France, Germany, and the UK rising, while Dow futures indicated a higher open in the US.
- Auto stocks were mixed, with Mahindra & Mahindra down but Maruti Suzuki up after both reported January sales.
DAILY EQUITY REPORT BY EPIC RESEARCH- 10 DECEMBER 2012Epic Research
- Indian equity markets were down with the Nifty falling 23.50 points to close at 5907.40 and the Sensex dropping 62.70 points to settle at 19424.10.
- European markets also declined with indexes in France, Germany, and the UK all closing lower.
- Key Indian stocks like HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank ended lower while Maruti Suzuki rose over 1% after announcing planned price hikes.
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DAILY EQUTY REPORT BY EPIC RESEARCH-12 NOVEMBER 2012
1. HEADLINES
Indian Market
Indian equity markets up by 0.91%.
Nifty down by 52.50 pts and settle at
5686.25
Sensex down by 162.58 pts at 18683.68.
Bank Nifty down by 137.95 pts at
11475.60
DAILY EQUITY Global Market
NEWSLETTER European markets were down with FTSE
TH down by 23.06 pts at 5752.99,CAC down
12 NOVEMBER 2012
by 6.57 pts at 3401.11 and DAX down by
58.85 pts at 7146.11
Dow future down by 20.00 pts at
12755.00
HEADLINES
• Mallya gives up United Spirits, sells
53.4% to Diageo: Srcs
• SBI Q2 net up 30%, slippages a
concern, stock down 4%
• BPCL turns profitable in Q2 on timely
subsidy from govt
• United Breweries' Q2 net up 76% on
better volumes
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2. MARKET ANALYSIS:
Key benchmark indices reversed direction after a lower opening triggered by negative Asian stocks.
Key benchmark indices pared gains after striking intraday high in morning trade. A bout of volatility
was witnessed in mid-morning trade as key benchmark indices alternately swung between gains and
losses. Key benchmark indices dropped to fresh intraday low in early afternoon trade
BSE Sensex was down 167.98 points or 0.89% to 18,678.28.
The S&P CNX Nifty was down 23.70 points or 0.41% to 5,736.40.
The S&P CNX Nifty was down 52.40 points or 0.91% to 5,686.35.
Tata Steel fell 3.88% after the company reported a net loss of Rs 363.93 crore in Q2 September 2012
compared with a net profit of Rs 212.43 crore in Q2 September 2011. Net sales rose 4.18% to Rs
33,867.32 crore in Q2 September 2012 over Q2 September 2011. State Bank of India (SBI) declined
4.04% after the bank's ratio of net non-performing assets to net advances stood at 2.44% as on 30
September 2012, higher than 2.22% as on 30 June 2012 and 2.04% as on 30 September 2011.
STOCKS TO WATCH
FII’s and DII’s HINDALCO
CATEGORY DATE BUY SELL NET VIP
FII 41222.00 1679.20 1883.44 -204.24 ARVIND
JP ASSOCIATE
DII 41222.00 642.76 796.78 -154.02
SCRIPS IN BAN PERIOD
NIFTY DAILY PIVOTS
SUZLON
PIVOT R4 R3 R2 R1 PP S1 S2 S3 S4
NIFTY 5926 5852 5778 5732 5704 5658 5630 5556 5482
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3. .
-GAINERS AND LOOSERS
EXPERT OPINION
NIFTY
DAILY NIFTY GAINERS
Nifty looks Sideways
SCRIPS RATE VOL. PR. NET % Strategy: Buy on dips
(000) CLOSE CHAN CHANG
GE E Support:5640
Cairn
330.45 2141.14 327.95 2.50 0.76
Resistance: 5740
India
Power BANK NIFTY
Grid 119.55 3104.16 118.85 0.70 0.59
Corpn. Bank Nifty looks Sideways
Bajaj Strategy: Buy on dips
1852.05 154.67 1844.50 7.55 0.41
Auto
Support:11410
Ultratech 2022.90 121.21 2015.60 7.30 0.36
Cement Resistance:11550
Maruti
1463.40 578.09 1459.75 3.65 0.25
Suzuki
PREVIOUS PERFORMANCE
TYPE SCRIP B/S RESULT
DAILY NIFTY LOOSERS
APOLLO TGT
SCRIPS RATE VOL. PR. NET % CASH S
TYRE ACHIEVED
(000) CLOSE CHAN CHA
TGT
GE NGE CASH HDIL B
ACHIEVED
SBI 2155.05 6245.62 2242.30 -87.25 -3.89 FUTURE VOLTAS B ABOVE COST
Tata JP NOT
390.55 5756.79 403.95 -13.40 -3.32 FUTURE S
Steel ASSOCIATE EXECUTED
ONGC 257.15 4493.33 265.25 -8.10 -3.05
IDFC 158.70 7806.52 163.60 -4.90 -3.00 UPCOMING RESULTS
DLF
Sesa Goa 173.20 988.24 178.25 -5.05 -2.83
GMR INFRA
MERCATOR
NESTLE
SPICE JET
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4. MARKET CALLS
CASH
ST ND
SCRIPS ACTION LEVEL 1 TARGET 2 TARGET STOP LOSS
ARVIND BUY 84.00 84.70 85.50 83.30
HDIL BUY 105.00 105.90 106.90 104.10
FUTURE
ST ND
SCRIPS ACTION LEVEL 1 TARGET 2 TARGET STOP LOSS
.
IRB INFRA SELL 121.70 120.70 119.20 122.70
POWERGRID BUY 120.00 121.00 122.50 119.00
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