The document provides a daily market summary and analysis for December 1st and 2nd, 2014. It summarizes key index performance in India and globally, sector performances in India, notable stock gainers and losers, and commentary on Indian, US, European, Latin American, and Asian market performance. It also provides summaries of currencies, commodities, and economic and corporate news headlines. The document concludes with technical analysis of the Nifty and updates on various positional index futures, options, and intraday/momentum trading calls.
Indian markets could open positive and consolidate at higher levels. Banks, Auto, Capital Goods, Power could relatively outperform. Immediate support for Nifty is at 8120 level, while immediate resistance is at 8270 level.
Indian markets could open flat and be range-bound with a positive bias. Banks, Auto, FMCG, IT
could relatively outperform. Immediate support for Nifty is at 8265 level, while immediate
resistance is at 8350 level.
HDFC Morning Market Note - Market Outlook and technical analysis for the day - read about updates on Indian markets as well as world markets, currencies, commodities, key events, economy and corporate news, as well as stock ideas.
The key points from the document are:
1) Indian markets opened higher following two days of gains, but volatility is expected due to the August F&O series expiry week. Traders will also watch for the Q1 GDP data on Friday and FII activity.
2) The Finance Minister said there is no need for excessive pessimism about the economy and recent RBI measures will be revisited once stability returns.
3) Asian markets ended mixed on Friday with Japan gaining over 2% while China fell, and US markets rose supported by weak new home sales data easing concerns about reduced Fed stimulus.
Indian indices ended higher, with the Sensex gaining 79 points, shrugging off a steep rise in September inflation. The Sensex closed at 20,607.54 points while the Nifty ended at 6,112.70 points. Wholesale inflation rose to a seven-month high of 6.46% in September from 6.1% in August. IT stocks led the gains, with Tata Consultancy Services spurting 4.3% ahead of its quarterly results. Pharma major Wockhardt slumped 5% after a UK regulatory agency withdrew its manufacturing certificate.
The document provides a summary of global and Indian stock market performance, economic indicators, and other relevant news from the financial markets. Key points include:
- Global and Indian stock indices fell sharply due to concerns over slowing growth in China and uncertainty over US interest rates.
- Manufacturing activity in India expanded at a slower pace in August compared to the previous month.
- Weak housing sales and stagnant prices will pose challenges for big real estate developers in India over the next year.
- Bond yields in India fell on expectations the central bank may resume monetary easing following slower-than-expected GDP growth.
The Sensex climbed 111 points led by gains in capital goods stocks. Sentiment turned positive on comments from the Chairman of PMEAC that India's current account deficit is expected to be around 2% of GDP. Tata Power and Adani Power gained after being allowed to raise tariffs to cover losses at their Mundra projects.
Indian markets could open positive and consolidate at higher levels. Banks, Auto, Capital Goods, Power could relatively outperform. Immediate support for Nifty is at 8120 level, while immediate resistance is at 8270 level.
Indian markets could open flat and be range-bound with a positive bias. Banks, Auto, FMCG, IT
could relatively outperform. Immediate support for Nifty is at 8265 level, while immediate
resistance is at 8350 level.
HDFC Morning Market Note - Market Outlook and technical analysis for the day - read about updates on Indian markets as well as world markets, currencies, commodities, key events, economy and corporate news, as well as stock ideas.
The key points from the document are:
1) Indian markets opened higher following two days of gains, but volatility is expected due to the August F&O series expiry week. Traders will also watch for the Q1 GDP data on Friday and FII activity.
2) The Finance Minister said there is no need for excessive pessimism about the economy and recent RBI measures will be revisited once stability returns.
3) Asian markets ended mixed on Friday with Japan gaining over 2% while China fell, and US markets rose supported by weak new home sales data easing concerns about reduced Fed stimulus.
Indian indices ended higher, with the Sensex gaining 79 points, shrugging off a steep rise in September inflation. The Sensex closed at 20,607.54 points while the Nifty ended at 6,112.70 points. Wholesale inflation rose to a seven-month high of 6.46% in September from 6.1% in August. IT stocks led the gains, with Tata Consultancy Services spurting 4.3% ahead of its quarterly results. Pharma major Wockhardt slumped 5% after a UK regulatory agency withdrew its manufacturing certificate.
The document provides a summary of global and Indian stock market performance, economic indicators, and other relevant news from the financial markets. Key points include:
- Global and Indian stock indices fell sharply due to concerns over slowing growth in China and uncertainty over US interest rates.
- Manufacturing activity in India expanded at a slower pace in August compared to the previous month.
- Weak housing sales and stagnant prices will pose challenges for big real estate developers in India over the next year.
- Bond yields in India fell on expectations the central bank may resume monetary easing following slower-than-expected GDP growth.
The Sensex climbed 111 points led by gains in capital goods stocks. Sentiment turned positive on comments from the Chairman of PMEAC that India's current account deficit is expected to be around 2% of GDP. Tata Power and Adani Power gained after being allowed to raise tariffs to cover losses at their Mundra projects.
- Indian stock markets opened higher but fell sharply in the afternoon as inflation rose more than expected. The Sensex ended flat after falling 500 points from its high.
- Ranbaxy Laboratories fell 30% after the FDA issued an import alert on its Mohali plant for non-compliance with manufacturing practices.
- Inflation as measured by the WPI rose to 6.1% in August, faster than expected and constraining the RBI's ability to cut rates further.
The Sensex shed 146 points despite a marginal rise in the HSBC Services PMI for November. Most global indices traded in the red due to US Fed taper worries. Services PMI improved slightly but remained below 50, indicating a contraction. FDI in India fell 38% in September and 11% for April-September compared to the same periods last year. Stocks like Jyothy Laboratories and Jindal Steel rose while Wockhardt and Hindalco fell. The market breadth closed negative with sectors like real estate and FMCG declining the most.
Snapping 5 day winning streak, Indian indices plunged over 1% today on profit booking by investors ahead of IIP data release. Following a cautious start, markets remained choppy in southward journey for the whole day amid marginal weakness in Rupee. Among BSE sectorials, Metals was the top laggard. PSU stock MTNL shot up 20% on hopes of a revival package from government.
Tracking the mixed global cues, Indian indices started on a cautious note. Benchmarks plunged in early morning sessions dragged by Oil and Gas sector. Markets closed in red with Sensex shedding 145 points whereas Nifty managed to close above 5800.
The Indian stock markets declined over the past week. The Sensex fell 1.38% and the Nifty fell 1.89% due to concerns over a potential downgrade of India's credit rating and slowing economic growth. Several sectors declined over 3%, with the technology sector outperforming. Looking ahead, the markets may remain lackluster as investors await key economic data releases from India and the US. Support levels of 5130-5150 could trigger further declines in the Nifty if broken.
- Indian markets opened higher on positive Asian cues but erased gains to close flat with a slight increase. Volatility was high.
- The Indian rupee appreciated against the US dollar due to exporters taking profits and positive sentiment after the government clarified tax rules.
- Consumer durables and real estate were the top gaining sectors while FMCG, IT and power declined.
- The Indian stock markets hit fresh all-time highs as the Sensex crossed 22,000 points and the Nifty closed at 6,583.50, up 1.36% on firm Asian market trends and aggressive FII buying.
- Key sectors like banks and oil & gas gained over 2%, while healthcare and IT declined slightly. Stocks like ONGC and ACC rose over 4% each on news of interim dividends and acquisitions.
- The rupee also strengthened against the US dollar amid the rally in domestic equities.
- Indian markets ended lower due to disappointing macroeconomic numbers and negative global cues, though losses were capped by cuts to fuel prices.
- The Sensex closed down 0.23% and the Nifty fell 0.24% as manufacturing activity slowed and the fiscal deficit widened.
- Information technology was the only gaining sector, while oil & gas, FMCG and consumer durables declined the most.
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Indian equity indices rose as the Sensex gained 173 points. Key factors included positive global cues, lower inflation data, and strong results from companies like ONGC. However, some companies like SBI and Bajaj Auto saw their shares fall after reporting quarterly declines. Overall, sectors like IT and oil & gas rose while healthcare declined.
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- The Indian stock market ended lower ahead of the upcoming release of fiscal deficit data for April-November, with the Nifty closing below 6,300 points.
- Markets were subdued due to weak global cues and concerns over India's stressed fiscal situation, as 84% of the budget estimates were already used in the first seven months of the fiscal year.
- Most Asian markets closed higher but European markets declined, while US indices ended flat.
- Indian markets opened marginally higher but then plunged on profit booking, with the Sensex losing 0.24% to close at 23815.12 points and the Nifty settling flat at 7108.75 points.
- PSU bank stocks rallied up to 10.7% after an RBI panel recommended the government lower its stake in public sector banks to below 50%.
- Key stock movements included a 6% gain in EID Parry and rises in Shree Renuka Sugars and Bank of Maharashtra.
Indian markets opened positively but then declined due to weak global cues, trading in the red for most of the day before ending flat ahead of an expiration of futures and options contracts. The Nifty closed marginally above 6,100 levels while the real estate sector declined the most. Sun Pharmaceutical rallied after reporting strong quarterly results.
Markets opened with slight up mark tracking Asian cues and were seen quite volatile before ending in red on the F&O settlement day. The market breadth on the BSE closed in positive. Advances and declining stocks were in a ratio of 1465:1350 while 172 scrips remained unmoved.
Stability criterion of periodic oscillations in a (11)Alexander Decker
This document discusses ideals of the polynomial ring [ ]xFn
2
( )1mod −n
x and their applications to cyclic codes and error control in computer systems. It defines principal ideals and shows that every ideal of [ ]xFn
2
( )1mod −n
x is principal. It also proves theorems showing that the set of polynomials corresponding to a cyclic code C form an ideal, the generator polynomial g(x) of a cyclic code divides ∈−1n
x , and a polynomial is a codeword if and only if it is divisible by the generator polynomial g(x). The document concludes that principal ideals of cyclic codes can be used for optimal error detection, correction and
- Indian stock markets opened higher but fell sharply in the afternoon as inflation rose more than expected. The Sensex ended flat after falling 500 points from its high.
- Ranbaxy Laboratories fell 30% after the FDA issued an import alert on its Mohali plant for non-compliance with manufacturing practices.
- Inflation as measured by the WPI rose to 6.1% in August, faster than expected and constraining the RBI's ability to cut rates further.
The Sensex shed 146 points despite a marginal rise in the HSBC Services PMI for November. Most global indices traded in the red due to US Fed taper worries. Services PMI improved slightly but remained below 50, indicating a contraction. FDI in India fell 38% in September and 11% for April-September compared to the same periods last year. Stocks like Jyothy Laboratories and Jindal Steel rose while Wockhardt and Hindalco fell. The market breadth closed negative with sectors like real estate and FMCG declining the most.
Snapping 5 day winning streak, Indian indices plunged over 1% today on profit booking by investors ahead of IIP data release. Following a cautious start, markets remained choppy in southward journey for the whole day amid marginal weakness in Rupee. Among BSE sectorials, Metals was the top laggard. PSU stock MTNL shot up 20% on hopes of a revival package from government.
Tracking the mixed global cues, Indian indices started on a cautious note. Benchmarks plunged in early morning sessions dragged by Oil and Gas sector. Markets closed in red with Sensex shedding 145 points whereas Nifty managed to close above 5800.
The Indian stock markets declined over the past week. The Sensex fell 1.38% and the Nifty fell 1.89% due to concerns over a potential downgrade of India's credit rating and slowing economic growth. Several sectors declined over 3%, with the technology sector outperforming. Looking ahead, the markets may remain lackluster as investors await key economic data releases from India and the US. Support levels of 5130-5150 could trigger further declines in the Nifty if broken.
- Indian markets opened higher on positive Asian cues but erased gains to close flat with a slight increase. Volatility was high.
- The Indian rupee appreciated against the US dollar due to exporters taking profits and positive sentiment after the government clarified tax rules.
- Consumer durables and real estate were the top gaining sectors while FMCG, IT and power declined.
- The Indian stock markets hit fresh all-time highs as the Sensex crossed 22,000 points and the Nifty closed at 6,583.50, up 1.36% on firm Asian market trends and aggressive FII buying.
- Key sectors like banks and oil & gas gained over 2%, while healthcare and IT declined slightly. Stocks like ONGC and ACC rose over 4% each on news of interim dividends and acquisitions.
- The rupee also strengthened against the US dollar amid the rally in domestic equities.
- Indian markets ended lower due to disappointing macroeconomic numbers and negative global cues, though losses were capped by cuts to fuel prices.
- The Sensex closed down 0.23% and the Nifty fell 0.24% as manufacturing activity slowed and the fiscal deficit widened.
- Information technology was the only gaining sector, while oil & gas, FMCG and consumer durables declined the most.
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Indian equity indices rose as the Sensex gained 173 points. Key factors included positive global cues, lower inflation data, and strong results from companies like ONGC. However, some companies like SBI and Bajaj Auto saw their shares fall after reporting quarterly declines. Overall, sectors like IT and oil & gas rose while healthcare declined.
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- The Indian stock market ended lower ahead of the upcoming release of fiscal deficit data for April-November, with the Nifty closing below 6,300 points.
- Markets were subdued due to weak global cues and concerns over India's stressed fiscal situation, as 84% of the budget estimates were already used in the first seven months of the fiscal year.
- Most Asian markets closed higher but European markets declined, while US indices ended flat.
- Indian markets opened marginally higher but then plunged on profit booking, with the Sensex losing 0.24% to close at 23815.12 points and the Nifty settling flat at 7108.75 points.
- PSU bank stocks rallied up to 10.7% after an RBI panel recommended the government lower its stake in public sector banks to below 50%.
- Key stock movements included a 6% gain in EID Parry and rises in Shree Renuka Sugars and Bank of Maharashtra.
Indian markets opened positively but then declined due to weak global cues, trading in the red for most of the day before ending flat ahead of an expiration of futures and options contracts. The Nifty closed marginally above 6,100 levels while the real estate sector declined the most. Sun Pharmaceutical rallied after reporting strong quarterly results.
Markets opened with slight up mark tracking Asian cues and were seen quite volatile before ending in red on the F&O settlement day. The market breadth on the BSE closed in positive. Advances and declining stocks were in a ratio of 1465:1350 while 172 scrips remained unmoved.
Stability criterion of periodic oscillations in a (11)Alexander Decker
This document discusses ideals of the polynomial ring [ ]xFn
2
( )1mod −n
x and their applications to cyclic codes and error control in computer systems. It defines principal ideals and shows that every ideal of [ ]xFn
2
( )1mod −n
x is principal. It also proves theorems showing that the set of polynomials corresponding to a cyclic code C form an ideal, the generator polynomial g(x) of a cyclic code divides ∈−1n
x , and a polynomial is a codeword if and only if it is divisible by the generator polynomial g(x). The document concludes that principal ideals of cyclic codes can be used for optimal error detection, correction and
Este documento es la introducción al libro Fahrenheit 451 de Ray Bradbury. Presenta una breve descripción de cómo el autor desarrolló la idea para la novela, comenzando con cinco cuentos cortos que eventualmente lo llevaron a escribir la historia completa de Fahrenheit 451 en solo nueve meses. La introducción establece el contexto para la trama distópica de la novela, que presenta una sociedad futura donde los libros están prohibidos y la gente prefiere entretenerse con medios electrónicos en lugar de leer.
This document introduces the concept of γ-sαg*-semi open sets in topological spaces and some of their properties. It begins by discussing previous related concepts like γ-open sets, γ-closure, and γ-semi open sets. It then defines what a γ-sαg*-semi open set is and establishes some basic properties. The main part of the document introduces and defines the concepts of γ-sαg*-semi Ti spaces for i=0, 1/2, 1, 2. It establishes properties of γ-sαg*-semi g-closed sets and proves several theorems about γ-sαg*-semi closure operators and their relationships to other concepts. The document contributes to the mathematical
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This chapter discusses the intersection of statistics and molecular microarray experiments. It provides a brief introduction to molecular biology concepts for statisticians, including DNA, RNA, genes, and gene expression. Microarray experiments measure gene expression levels by detecting mRNA. They work by hybridizing mRNA from tissue samples to complementary DNA probes on an array, allowing measurement of thousands of genes. The role of statistics is to help understand random aspects and contradictions in microarray results.
The EVL series right-angle gearboxes from Nidec-Shimpo provide a compact, space-saving solution for applications where space is limited. They use a 1:1 spiral bevel gear to achieve a right-angle connection with up to 6 arc-min of backlash. The EVL series is available in a variety of frame sizes, ratios, and configurations to handle loads up to 600 nM. They are suitable for conveyor, packaging, and assembly automation equipment requiring sorting or multi-speed positioning.
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3. The origins and characteristics of different levels of economic integration from free trade areas to full economic unions are outlined.
This document is a worksheet containing probability problems. It includes 15 multiple choice and short answer problems about calculating probabilities of events occurring in situations like selecting items randomly from groups. It also provides the answers and explanations for each problem.
This document summarizes an article from the DITY Newsletter about how the ITIL framework can be governed using COBIT to ensure proper IT governance. It states that ITIL alone is not sufficient and requires integration with other frameworks like COBIT. COBIT addresses what needs to be controlled, measured, and aligned in IT to meet business goals, while ITIL focuses on delivering and supporting IT services. The article argues that both COBIT and ITIL are needed frameworks and should be integrated together to provide the necessary guidance and governance over IT practices.
The document provides a list of printed circuit boards (PCBs), RF boards, interface boards, sensors, and wireless boards available from Tema Solutions located in Chennai, India. It includes over 100 different board and sensor options across multiple categories with basic identifying information and part numbers. Tema Solutions offers a wide range of electronics components and custom hardware design services.
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This document discusses Karl Popper's criterion for what constitutes a science. According to Popper, a subject is a science if it produces potentially falsifiable statements about the world. The document then examines whether the social sciences meet this criterion, noting that while social science claims are often probabilistic rather than definite, they can still allow for potential falsification. Finally, the document discusses how values and mechanisms also play a role in social science, even if they do not determine the analysis.
El documento describe las oportunidades de exportación de chiles mexicanos a Perú. México produce más de 100 variedades de chiles, siendo los jalapeños y serranos los principales para exportación. Chihuahua, Sinaloa y Zacatecas representan el 70% de la producción nacional mexicana. El documento también describe un proyecto entre empresas agroalimentarias de México y Perú para obtener productos peruanos, comercializarlos en Estados Unidos y establecer relaciones comerciales entre los tres países.
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2) Problem 1 shows that the wave equation for light propagation is invariant under Lorentz transformations.
3) Problem 2 shows that the Schrodinger equation is invariant under a global phase change of the wavefunction, and uses Noether's theorem to show the conservation of probability.
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The U.S. ambassador to Norway, Benson K. Whitney, gave a speech at the International Center in Oslo on May 6, 2009 about Norway and the U.S. engaging in a new world. The speech discussed the close relationship between Norway and the U.S. and need for Europe to work with the U.S. on challenges facing the world.
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- The key Indian indices ended higher led by gains in banking and oil & gas stocks, with the Sensex rising 255 points and Nifty closing at a new record high.
- US stocks ended mixed as falling crude prices weighed on markets, while European markets finished mixed as well.
- Asian markets are higher today led by gains in Chinese and Hong Kong shares.
- The rupee weakened against the dollar continuing its fall for a fifth straight week, while oil prices fell over 10% and gold lost nearly 2%.
- Indian stock indices ended higher led by gains in healthcare and power sectors, while oil & gas and FMCG sectors declined slightly.
- Global markets also rose ahead of the US Federal Reserve meeting, with the Dow and Nasdaq gaining over 1%. European markets rose around 0.5%.
- Key economic data points like industrial production, consumer credit, and crude oil inventories are scheduled from countries like Japan, UK and US. The outlook is for the Indian market to open positively.
- The key Indian indices ended lower on October 27 with the Sensex down 0.37% and Nifty down 0.29%. Most global indices also ended lower except for MSCI AC Pacific which was up 0.65%.
- On October 27, sectoral indices like BSE Realty and BSE Oil & Gas declined the most, down 3.79% and 1.45% respectively. Top gainers included BHEL up 4.98% and Yes Bank up 3.61%. Top losers were Jindal Steel down 7.90% and DLF down 7.84%.
- Market trading activity and volatility was mixed on October 27 according to various indices tracked in the document. The rupee
Indian markets could open flat and remain range-bound with a positive bias. Auto, Banks, Pharma could relatively outperform. Immediate support for Nifty is at 8350 level, while immediate resistance is at 8515 level.
- Indian stock indices declined due to negative global cues from falling Chinese trade data and US markets. The Nifty fell below 6,800 points.
- Exports data also disappointed, with India's exports declining for the second month in a row in March. However, imports declined as well.
- Key sectors like oil & gas and automobiles declined the most, while information technology and healthcare gained. Stocks like Reliance and Tata Motors declined substantially contributing to the Sensex's fall.
- Indian stock indices declined due to negative global cues from falling Chinese trade data and US markets. The Nifty fell below 6,800 points.
- Exports data also disappointed, with India's exports declining for the second month in a row in March. However, imports fell, reducing the trade deficit.
- Key sectors like oil and gas and automobiles declined the most, while information technology and healthcare gained. Stocks like Reliance and Tata Motors fell sharply whereas Sun Pharma and TCS rose.
- Key Indian indices ended lower, with the Sensex down 0.71% and Nifty down 0.68%. US markets closed higher, with the Dow up 0.36%.
- Among sectors, BSE Metal lost the most at 1.89% while FMCG gained 0.08%. Top gainers were Glenmark and NTPC, top losers were RCom and HCL Tech.
- The rupee lost 3 paise against the dollar. Oil prices gained 3.4% while gold ended marginally lower. Asian markets are mixed in early trade.
- Indian stock indices opened lower due to a forecast of below-average monsoon rains but recovered to end flat, with the Nifty above 7650.
- Global markets rose as US stocks hit new highs and Chinese inflation data was shrugged off.
- The rupee weakened against the dollar amid losses for local equities, while gold prices edged higher.
- On the BSE, consumer durables, IT and healthcare stocks gained while real estate and oil & gas declined.
- Indian stock markets ended lower due to negative global cues and ahead of the futures & options expiry the next day. The Sensex closed down 0.12% and the Nifty fell 0.19%.
- Key sectors like capital goods, real estate and consumer durables declined while FMCG, healthcare and oil & gas rose. Stocks like Coal India and HUL gained while SBI and Tata Steel lost.
- The rupee weakened against the dollar as the dollar index hit a four-year high. Asian and European markets also declined due to tensions in Syria and weak Chinese data.
The key points from the document are:
- Indian stock indices ended higher led by gains in auto shares, while most global indices also rose.
- The Sensex gained 0.75% and Nifty 1.76% on Monday. Auto and realty sector indices saw major gains.
- US stocks rose modestly as tensions eased over Ukraine and Iraq, while European stocks gained over 1% supported by signs of easing tensions in Ukraine.
- Asian markets were trading mixed in early trade on Tuesday while SGX Nifty futures pointed to gains for Indian stocks.
The Indian stock market ended the day in positive territory, with the Nifty closing at 6,200. Early gains were pared but markets recovered by the close. Consumer Durables was the top gaining sector. Globally, US markets rose on hopes of continued monetary stimulus. Domestically, the rupee strengthened against the dollar. Key stocks like Gujarat Gas, Kinetic Engineering, and Titan saw share price increases, while Punj Lloyd declined. Overall, market breadth was negative but benchmarks ended modestly higher.
- Indian stock indices ended lower on August 6, with the Sensex falling 0.94% and the Nifty declining 0.96%, led by losses in banking and metal stocks.
- US stocks edged slightly higher despite tensions between Russia and Ukraine, while major European indices closed lower.
- The rupee hit a five-month low of 61.51 against the dollar on stronger US economic data. Gold and oil prices rose marginally.
- Asian markets opened lower on August 7 following declines in Chinese and Hong Kong shares, while SGX Nifty futures indicated Indian markets may open in negative territory.
1. The Indian stock market indices opened higher tracking positive global cues and the Nifty closed at 8,090.45, up 0.78%. Metal and realty stocks performed well while banking stocks declined after a Moody's report.
2. Other Asian markets also saw gains, with the Nikkei up 1.46% and the Hang Seng rising 1.27% following strong Chinese economic data.
3. In Indian sectors, metals had strong gains of 2.73% while realty was up 3.12%. Banking declined after the Moody's report. Hindalco and DLF were the top gainers.
- Indian stock benchmarks settled flat after volatile trading, with the Nifty ending slightly higher, as markets took support from gains in global markets but saw no domestic catalysts.
- Key sectors like IT and real estate gained while metals and consumer durables declined.
- Several companies like Tata Power and HDFC Bank rose while Coal India and ONGC fell.
Metal, pharma, telecom and banking sector stocks and index heavyweights Reliance Industries (RIL), Infosys and HDFC led losses for key benchmark indices, with the 50-unit CNX Nifty falling below the psychological 8,000 mark. The barometer index, the S&P BSE Sensex, lost 248.72 points or 0.94% to settle at 26,304.20. The losses for the Nifty were higher in percentage terms than those for the Sensex. The Nifty fell 84.75 points or 1.05% to settle at 7,955.45. The Sensex and the Nifty, both, hit five-week closing low. Increased possibility of an interest-rate hike from the US Federal Reserve at its next policy meeting in December 2015. All the twelve sectoral indices on BSE edged lower.
On the July F&O expiry day, Indian markets made a weak start backed by negative global cues. Benchmarks crawled around the previous close for most of the day. However, in noon trades, markets slipped into negative terrain and settled at the intra-day low levels. Sensex lost 192 points to end below 26K milestone and Nifty slumped 0.9% to close at 7721. On BSE sectorial front, Power topped the laggards.
The Indian stock market saw sharp declines, with the Sensex crashing 650 points and Nifty losing over 200 points, driven by fears of a possible US attack on Syria and a weakening rupee. Global markets also declined as reports emerged of missiles being launched towards Syria, though their targets were not confirmed. Domestic factors such as a downgrade of India's GDP growth forecast and a weak macroeconomic outlook added to the bearish sentiment in the market.
The Indian markets ended flat after reaching record highs earlier in the day, with the Sensex closing up 0.07% and the Nifty losing 0.09%. Key sectors like metals and real estate declined while FMCG, IT and healthcare gained. Select stocks like Arvind and Alstom rose on company-specific news, while Hindalco, Tata Steel, and Tata Power fell sharply dragging down the indices. Foreign fund inflows and the Finance Minister's comments supported the markets, but gains were trimmed in late trade amid mixed global cues.
- Asian stocks edged up after data showed solid US economic growth calmed global growth concerns. European stocks ended slightly higher on expectations of more ECB stimulus.
- In India, the Sensex ended down 0.57% while the Nifty fell 0.79% amid volatility. The document provides analysis and recommendations on various stocks and indices. It also summarizes commodity prices and global market performance.
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Asian stocks edged up on Wednesday after data showing
the U.S. economy growing at a relatively solid pace calmed
investor anxiety over slowing global growth.
The document summarizes financial information for GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare Ltd for quarters ending June 2015 and September 2015E. Key highlights include:
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- Estimates for Q2 FY16 ending September 2015 show net sales growth to Rs. 11850.30 million and net profit increasing to Rs. 1775.02 million.
- At the current market price of Rs. 6270.20, the stock trades at a P/E ratio of 40.
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Indoco Remedies reported quarterly results slightly below expectations due to restructuring of its domestic business. Sales grew 9% to Rs 216 crore while margins improved. Exports grew 23% but was offset by weak 2% domestic growth. The company expects the domestic segment to recover in the second half of the year. For the full year, sales are expected to grow 19% overall. While the quarter saw short-term impacts of domestic restructuring, the analyst maintains a HOLD recommendation based on the company's business model and expectations for profitability and returns to further expand.
Thermax Limited is a leading energy and environment solutions provider operating globally. In Q1 FY2016, the company's net sales increased 19.27% to Rs. 10011.90 million and net profit increased 48.96% to Rs. 616.78 million compared to the same period last year. The order balance on June 30, 2015 stood at Rs. 42750 million, down 18% from the previous year. The company plans to set up new manufacturing facilities. Analysts recommend buying the stock with a target price of Rs. 1145, citing expected growth in earnings.
PI Industries: Custom synthesis exports deliver growth of ~26% in Q1FY16; Buy
Hdfc morning note
1. Morning Note
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Key Indices Dec 01 % Chg
Sensex 28560 -0.47
Nifty 8556 -0.38
BSE 500 10928 -0.26
DJIA* 17777 -0.29
Nasdaq* 4727 -1.34
MSCI Emerging Markets* 985 -1.95
MSCI AC Pacific* 136 -0.71
MSCI World* 1730 -0.55
*= in USD
Sectoral Indices Dec 01 % Chg
Major Gainers
BSE CD 9965 +3.31
BSE IT 11301 +0.84
Major Losers
BSE Oil & Gas 10633 -2.57
BSE Power 2117 -2.25
Top Gainers
(BSE-100) CMP (Rs) % Chg
Asian Paints 796.75 +7.13
Titan 389.65 +5.30
Shriram Transport 1121.85 +3.93
Top Losers
(BSE-100) CMP (Rs) % Chg
Unitech 18.50 -4.88
HDIL 80.05 -4.13
ONGC 364.40 -3.98
52 Week High Price (Rs)
Atul Auto 565.90
Axis Bank 493.50
52 Week Low Price (Rs)
ANGL 146.35
CCFCL 34.15
Turnover (Rs bn) NSE BSE
Dec 01 173.52 31.61
5 days average 197.21 41.22
Advance-Decline NSE BSE
Dec 01 0.49:1 0.72:1
5 days average 1.12:1 1.05:1
Volatility Index (ViX) Nifty CBOE
Dec 01 13.20 14.29
5 days average 13.07 12.91
Net Flows (Cr) Debt FII FII MF
Nov 28 +192.1 +993.3 +235.0
Cumulative for
Nov +11595.1 +12839.8 +1677.0
5 days average +630.0 +739.8 +328.4
Interest Rates 3 month Chg bps
MIBOR 8.68 +2.00
10 yr bond yield 8.06 -4.00
LIBOR – UK 0.55 +0.00
LIBOR – USA 0.23 +0.36
LIBOR – Europe 0.06 +0.00
Exchange Rates Value % Chg
USD/INR 62.14 +0.27
USD/EURO 0.80 -0.19
USD/YEN 118.33 -0.29
USD/POUND 0.64 -0.70
Other Value % Chg
RJ/CRB Index 258.78 +1.73
Gold ($ / Oz) 1,218.00 +3.64
Crude Oil ($ / Barrel) 69.00 +4.31
Brent Oil ($ / Barrel) 72.54 +3.41
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Market Round Up Dec 02, 2014
Indian Markets
The 30-share Sensex ended down 134 points at 28,560 and the 50-share Nifty
ended down 32 points at 8,556 after hitting a record high of 8,623. In the broader
market, the BSE Mid-cap index ended down 0.1% while Small-cap index closed
0.7% lower.
Market breadth ended negative with 1,671 losers and 1,221 gainers on the BSE.
NSE cash turnover was at Rs. 17347.
Consumer Durables index was the top sectoral gainer up 3.3% followed by
Healthcare, FMCG and IT sectors. Oil and Gas index was the top loser on the BSE
down 2.6% followed by Power, Metal and Capital goods indices. Hindustan
Unilever ended up 2.7%. Maruti Suzuki gained 1.6%. Infosys ended 0.2% lower.
BHEL ended down 3.2%.
As per the provisional figures on Monday, FIIs were net sellers of Rs. 12 cr in the
cash market and net buyers of Rs. 56 cr in the F&O markets. DIIs were net sellers
of Rs. 555 cr in the cash market.
US & European Markets
U.S. stocks fell in a broad decline on Monday, with the S&P 500 index suffering its
biggest one-day drop in more than a month as economic data indicated weakness
across the globe and the U.S. holiday shopping season got off to a tepid start. The
Dow Jones industrial average fell by 0.3%, while Nasdaq & S&P 500 fell by 1.3% &
0.7% respectively.
European markets finished lower. The DAX fell by 0.2%, while CAC 40 & FTSE 100
closed down by 0.2% & 0.3% respectively.
Most of the Indian ADRs ended negative. Infosys was flat while Wipro closed down
by 0.2%. Among banks, HDFC Bank was down 4.3% while ICICI Bank was down
1.2%. Tata Motors was down 0.1% while Dr Reddy’s ended flat.
Latin American Markets
Among the Latin American markets, the Mexican markets ended lower by 1.8%,
while the Brazilian index ended lower by 4.4%.
Asian Markets
Asian markets are lower today as Chinese and Hong Kong shares fall. The
Shanghai Composite is off 0.07% while the Hang Seng is down 0.08%. The Nikkei
225 is not trading.
As of IST 8.30 am SGX Nifty is trading lower by 38.5 points.
Currencies
The Indian rupee erased all its early losses, and closed little changed against the
dollar on Monday, as dealers avoided taking long positions ahead of the Reserve
Bank of India’s (RBI’s) bi-monthly monetary policy due on Tuesday. The rupee
closed at 62.02, up 0.01% from its previous close of 62.03.
EURUSD fell to a low of 1.2479 on the back of better than expected ISM
Manufacturing data out of the US at 15:00 GMT.
Commodities
Oil for Jan 2014 contract gained 4.3% at $69/barrel.
Gold for Dec 2014 delivery gained 3.6% at $1218/troy ounce.
Key Events for Today
India – RBI monetary policy (status quo policy expected)
EU – Construction PMI, PPI
US – Construction spending, ISM – NY Business Conditions, Chain Store Sales
Outlook
Indian markets could open negative on weak global cues and remain volatile ahead of
RBI policy today. FMCG, Pharma, IT, Capital Goods could relatively outperform.
Immediate support for Nifty is seen around 8520 level, while immediate resistance is
at 8650 level.
For fresh and / or open calls refer to page 4
2. Technical Analysis – Market Pulse Dec 02, 2014
Nifty Perspective Support Resistance 21 Day EMA Stock Pick
8555.90 Bullish 8520 – 8490 8620 - 8700 8386 ----------
Temporary halt to rise ?
Day’s action formed a bear candle with reasonable volume which indicates bulls are losing the momentum mildly.
Technically, index has taken the breather after the sharp rally on Friday, this sideways momentum has cooled off the hourly
oscillators and created room for further upside.
Prevailing uptrend remains intact and the day’s fall has not affected the bullish setup. Index continues to move up and
“wave v” is in the progress of extension towards 8720 in the near term. At outer extent it may test the band of 8900 -9000
levels which is 100% of “wave i”. Crucial swing support and trend reversal is placed at 8430, as long as price stays above this
level one can maintain positive bias. On any fall below, then trend could reverse and we could say that “wave v” has ended
with failure note.
Formation wise index is continuously forming higher highs and high lows. In addition to this price is still staying above rising
channel setup which is a good sign for the market.
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3. Retail Research
For forthcoming Board Meeting on Dec 02, 2014
click on the following link
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News Flash Dec 02, 2014
Economy News
Indian factory activity rose to a 21-month high in November, but that did not lead to
additional hiring, showed the widely tracked HSBC purchasing managers' index
(PMI) data .
Corporate News
Mangalore Chemicals and Fertilizers has surged nearly 15% after the company
said Dr.Vijay Mallya, a director on the board of directors of the company, has
resigned with immediate effect.
Maruti Suzuki India has moved higher by 2.2% to Rs 3,410 on BSE after reporting
19.5% year on year increase in its total sales to 110,147 units in the month of
November 2014.
Indian Oil Corp (IOCL) is planning to add capacity across some of its refineries,
besides expanding beyond its core business of pipeline, transportation and
marketing, to gas, petrochemical and upstream.
Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) reported a 19.5 per cent increase in total sales in
November at 110,147 units as against 92,140 units in the same month last year.
Sun Pharma’s merger with ailing Ranbaxy has hit the roadblock as the company
has not received the approval from Competition Commission of India (CCI).
Ashok Leyland reported a 44% jump in total sales at 7,732 units for November,
2014, as against 5,375 units in the same month last year.
TVS Motor Company reported 36% increase in its total sales at 2,20,046 units in
November 2014.
Bulk Deals
Scrip Name Quantity (in lakhs) Fund Name Price
BHAGERIA +0.48 HI FI TRADING PRIVATE LIMITED 100.34
GOKEX -15.55 BLACKSTONE FP CAPITAL PARTNERS M V B SUBSIDIARY LIMITED 67.65
Key Corporate Action
Infosys RD 3/12/2014 2/12/2014 Bonus '1:1
Ballarpur Industries BC 5/12/2014 3/12/2014 AGM, 10% Dividend
4. Stock Ideas Dec 02, 2014
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Update of Index Futures
Date B/S Positional Call Entry at Sloss Targets
Exit
Price /
CMP Exit Date
%
G/L Comments
Time
Horizon
Avg.
Entry
Abs.
Gain/Loss
24-Nov-14 B Nifty Nov Fut
8527.15-
8517 8490 8600 8490 25-Nov-14 -0.4 Stop Loss Triggered 3 Days 8527.15 -37.1
Update of Stock and Nifty Options Calls:
Date B/S Positional Call Entry at Sloss Targets
Exit
Price /
CMP Exit Date % G/L Comments
Time
Horizon
Avg.
Entry
Abs.
Gain/Loss
28-Nov-14 B Tata Global 170 Call 3.90 2.4 7.0 2.40 1-Dec-14 -38.5 Stop Loss Triggered 1-5 Days 3.90 -1.5
27-Nov-14 B Sun Pharma 860 Dec Call 26.00 17.0 50.0 27.90 27-Nov-14 7.3 Premature Exit 1-5 Days 26.00 1.9
25-Nov-14 B Apollo Tyre 230 Call 2.95 1.8 5.0 1.80 25-Nov-14 -39.0 Stop Loss Triggered 1-3 Days 2.95 -1.2
24-Nov-14 B Infy Dec 4200 Calls 145 101 235 185 25-Nov-14 27.6 Premature Profit Booked 1-5 days 145 40.0
24-Nov-14 B M&M 1250 Call 14.80 9.0 26.0 9.00 25-Nov-14 -39.2 Stop Loss Triggered 1-5 Days 14.80 -5.8
Update of Momentum / Intra Day/Futures Calls:
Date B/S Positional Call Entry at Sloss Targets
Exit
Price /
CMP Exit Date
%
G/L Comments
Time
Horizon
Avg.
Entry
Abs.
Gain/Loss
1-Dec-14 B MT Educare 130.00 125.85 138.65 132.70 1-Dec-14 2.1 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 130.00 2.7
1-Dec-14 B Sona Steering 54-55.45 53.00 60.00 56.35 1.6 Hold 1-5 days 55.45 0.9
1-Dec-14 B TNPL 138.40 133.50 149.00 136.95 -1.0 Hold 2-3 days 138.40 -1.45
1-Dec-14 S RPOWER Dec Fut 67.55-68.50 69.5 63.5 66.2 2.1 Hold 3-5 Days 67.55 1.4
1-Dec-14 S KTK Bank Dec Fut 142.95 148.5 134.0 143.6 -0.4 Hold 3-5 Days 142.95 -0.6
28-Nov-14 B Lloyd Electric 138.05 134.00 148.00 134.00 1-Dec-14 -2.9 Stop loss Triggered 2-3 days 138.05 -4.05
28-Nov-14 B Indiabulls Housing Finance 451.5 435.0 482.0 451.7 1-Dec-14 0.0 Premature Exit 3-5 Days 451.50 0.2
28-Nov-14 B KALPATPOWER 186.8 179.9 201.0 179.9 1-Dec-14 -3.7 Stop loss Triggered 3-5 Days 186.80 -6.9
28-Nov-14 B Talwalkar 226, 231.45 224.00 244.00 239.60 28-Nov-14 3.5 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 231.45 8.15
28-Nov-14 B HDIL 82.50 79.6 87.0 84.2 28-Nov-14 2.0 Premature Profit Booked 3 - 7 Days 82.50 1.7
28-Nov-14 B Godrej Ind 284-287.35 277.00 310.00 285.70 -0.6 Hold 1-5 days 287.35 -1.65
28-Nov-14 B Astra Micro 115.70 111.50 127.00 112.45 -2.8 Hold 2-3 days 115.70 -3.25
27-Nov-14 B Harrsom Mallyam 61.00 57.00 68.00 57.00 1-Dec-14 -6.6 Stop loss Triggered 2-3 days 61.00 -4
27-Nov-14 B Ingersoll Rand 870-886 845.00 970.00 914.90 28-Nov-14 3.3 Premature Profit Booked 1-5 days 886.00 28.9
27-Nov-14 B Philps Carbon 138, 144.2 135.00 158.00 148.00 28-Nov-14 2.6 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 144.20 3.8
27-Nov-14 B HUL 781.00 760.0 825.0 795.4 28-Nov-14 1.8 Premature Profit Booked 3 - 7 Days 781.00 14.4
27-Nov-14 B Jyoti Structure 40.35 38.00 45.00 41.70 27-Nov-14 3.3 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 40.35 1.35
27-Nov-14 B Surya Roshini 92.00 87.85 98.00 93.90 27-Nov-14 2.1 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 92.00 1.9
27-Nov-14 B GULFOILLUB 396.4 381.0 425.0 409.0 27-Nov-14 3.2 Premature Profit Booked 3-5 Days 396.40 12.6
26-Nov-14 B MANAKSIA 128.25 124.0 137.0 131.0 27-Nov-14 2.1 Premature Profit Booked 3-5 Days 128.25 2.8
26-Nov-14 B Century Ply 149.30 145.00 164.00 152.75 26-Nov-14 2.3 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 149.30 3.45
26-Nov-14 B Valecha Engg. 67.50-66.50 64.5 73.0 69.9 26-Nov-14 3.5 Premature Profit Booked 3-5 Days 67.50 2.3
26-Nov-14 B Oil Country Tub. 44.20 42.7 48.0 45.4 26-Nov-14 2.7 Premature Profit Booked 3 - 7 Days 44.20 1.2
26-Nov-14 B Den Networks 147.5-144 140.0 160.0 151.8 26-Nov-14 2.9 Premature Profit Booked 3 - 7 Days 147.50 4.3
26-Nov-14 B Thomas Cook 165, 174.7 162.00 188.00 171.55 -1.8 Hold 2-3 days 174.70 -3.15
3,322.0
25-Nov-14 S Maruti Dec Fut. 3,322.00 3414.0 3170.0 3414.0 1-Dec-14 -2.7 Stop loss Triggered 3 - 7 Days
0 -92.0
25-Nov-14 S AXIS Bank Dec Fut 472.75 487.0 447.0 470.1 26-Nov-14 0.6 Premature Profit Booked 3-5 Days 472.75 2.6
25-Nov-14 B Amrutanjan 432.55-428 417.0 460.0 436.7 25-Nov-14 1.0 Premature Profit Booked 3-5 Days 432.55 4.1
25-Nov-14 B Venus Rem 233.00 225.00 245.00 225.00 25-Nov-14 -3.4 Stop loss Triggered 2-3 days 233.00 -8
25-Nov-14 B HBL Power 27.30 26.6 31.0 28.6 25-Nov-14 4.6 Premature Profit Booked 3 - 7 Days 27.30 1.3
25-Nov-14 B KwalIty 45, 47 44.10 53.00 44.85 -2.5 Hold 2-3 days 46.00 -1.15
24-Nov-14 B Apollo tyre 225-228.35 222.00 245.00 222.00 25-Nov-14 -2.1 Stop loss Triggered 1-5 days 226.68 -4.68
24-Nov-14 B Ess Dee 385.85 374.00 420.00 374.00 25-Nov-14 -3.1 Stop loss Triggered 2-3 days 385.85 -11.85
24-Nov-14 B Ceat Ltd 921 895.0 985.0 944.0 25-Nov-14 2.5 Premature Profit Booked 3-5 Days 921.00 23.0
24-Nov-14 B BANCOINDIA 182-180.50 176.5 195.0 176.5 25-Nov-14 -2.6 Stop loss Triggered 3-5 Days 181.25 -4.8
24-Nov-14 B TV 18 Brdcst 30.65 29.4 33.0 30.0 -2.1 Hold 3 - 7 Days 30.65 -0.6
1,220.0
1,300.0
1,282.5
1,240.0
21-Nov-14 B M&M 1235-1245
0
0
0 27-Nov-14 3.4 Premature Profit Booked 1-5 days
0 42.5
21-Nov-14 B Harrison Malayalam 61.00 58.9 66.0 58.9 25-Nov-14 -3.4 Stop loss Triggered 3 - 7 Days 61.00 -2.1
20-Nov-14 B Divi's Lab 1730-1738 1705.0 1850.0 1743.2 26-Nov-14 0.5 Premature Profit Booked 1-5 days 1734.00 9.2
19-Nov-14 B Kajariya Ceramic 611.15 597.00 649.00 597.00 25-Nov-14 -2.3 Stop loss Triggered 2-3 days 611.15 -14.15
Update of Positional Calls:
Date B/S Positional Call Entry at Sloss Targets
Exit
Price /
CMP Exit Date
%
G/L Comments
Time
Horizon
Avg.
Entry
Abs.
Gain/Loss
1-Dec-14 B Mindtree 1241-1257 1185.0 1400.0 1244.0 -0.4 Hold 5-10 days
1,249.0
0 -5.0
1-Dec-14 B Electro Steel Cast. 21.9-21 20.2 24.0 20.9 -2.6 Hold 3-14 days 21.45 -0.6
27-Nov-14 B TRITURBINE 102.95-101 99.0 110.0 99.0 1-Dec-14 -2.9 Stoploss Trig. 5 Days 101.97 -3.0
5. 26-Nov-14 B Sks Microfin 328, 335.45 323.0 365.0 348.8 27-Nov-14 4.0 Premature Profit Booked 5-7 days 335.45 13.4
26-Nov-14 B Williamson Magor 72-69.5 66.3 80.0 70.5 -0.4 Hold 3-14 days 70.75 -0.3
25-Nov-14 S IOB Dec Fut. 55.30-57 58.3 50.0 56.5 28-Nov-14 -2.0 Premature Exit 3-14 days 55.30 -1.2
21-Nov-14 B Granules 787-778 752.0 850.0 752.0 25-Nov-14 -3.9 Stop loss Triggered 5 Days 782.50 -30.5
13-Nov-14 S DLF Nov Fut. 138.1-143 149.0 115.0 136.1 26-Nov-14 3.3 Premature Profit Booked 3-14 days 140.55 4.5
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