- 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 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 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 indices rose to new closing highs, with the Nifty crossing 7650 and Sensex crossing 25580, as President Pranab Mukherjee announced new measures in Parliament that boosted investor sentiment. Key sectors like realty and capital goods gained, while most global markets also rose tracking positive economic data. The rupee strengthened against the dollar after the President's announcements. Gold prices in India increased while several stocks, especially in railway, defense and telecom sectors, saw gains.
- 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.
- 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 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.
- The Sensex settled above 26K boosted by forecasts of heavy rainfall over the next 48 hours which encouraged buying.
- Key results saw profits rise for Bharti Airtel, Dr Reddy's, Lupin and Bharat Forge while Bank of India's profits fell.
- The market breadth closed negative but the Sensex gained 0.37% while the Nifty rose 0.55% led by banks, consumer durables and healthcare.
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.
- 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 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 indices rose to new closing highs, with the Nifty crossing 7650 and Sensex crossing 25580, as President Pranab Mukherjee announced new measures in Parliament that boosted investor sentiment. Key sectors like realty and capital goods gained, while most global markets also rose tracking positive economic data. The rupee strengthened against the dollar after the President's announcements. Gold prices in India increased while several stocks, especially in railway, defense and telecom sectors, saw gains.
- 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.
- 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 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.
- The Sensex settled above 26K boosted by forecasts of heavy rainfall over the next 48 hours which encouraged buying.
- Key results saw profits rise for Bharti Airtel, Dr Reddy's, Lupin and Bharat Forge while Bank of India's profits fell.
- The market breadth closed negative but the Sensex gained 0.37% while the Nifty rose 0.55% led by banks, consumer durables and healthcare.
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.
- The Indian markets opened lower on profit-taking but gained throughout the day to reach new record highs, supported by Cabinet approval of increased FDI limits in insurance and positive economic data from China. The Sensex gained 125 points and Nifty gained 35 points.
- Metals and IT sectors saw the largest gains, while consumer durables and power sectors declined. Key companies like Hindalco, Tata Steel and Wipro rose while GAIL and Dr Reddy's fell.
- Rupee strengthened against the dollar and gold prices fell as US and Asian markets rose on economic growth.
- 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 markets snapped a 4-day winning streak, falling 0.4% as soft Asian and European cues weighed on sentiment ahead of key Indian economic data releases.
- The rupee weakened against the dollar while gold prices fell. Trade deficit declined in May on higher exports and lower imports.
- State Bank of India announced plans to merge five of its subsidiaries, increasing its market share. Several companies, like Infosys, hit new 52-week highs.
- Indian markets snapped a 4-day winning streak, with the Nifty closing 0.31% lower at 7,252.90, despite a report showing improved business confidence.
- Global markets were mostly lower on concerns the US Fed may raise rates sooner than expected. In Asia, Japan fell while China rose.
- Several Indian companies, such as J Kumar Infraprojects and SKS Microfinance saw their share prices rise after positive news, while others like Punj Lloyd fell after weak quarterly results.
The Sensex reclaimed 26,000 points on gains in telecom and other stocks, supported by foreign inflows and positive Asian market cues. The Sensex settled at 26,026, over 1% higher, as telecom and pharmaceutical stocks rose on regulatory approvals. Foreign investors continued purchasing Indian stocks, supporting the rupee's gains against the dollar.
- The Indian stock market indices declined, with the Sensex closing down 149 points and Nifty below 6,700, dragged down by weak global cues despite gains in the realty sector.
- The rupee also weakened against the dollar, hitting intra-day highs of 60.46 and lows of 60.70.
- Some realty stocks like HDIL and DLF gained, but most sectors declined with automobiles and IT among the worst performers.
- Indian markets hit record highs but then fell over 2% as global markets also declined, with the Sensex closing over 500 points lower.
- The declines were driven by weakness in real estate, power and capital goods sectors as well as losses in major companies like Larsen and Toubro.
- Additional negative factors included the government's plans to sell stakes in ONGC and distribution of natural gas supplies between fertilizer companies.
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.
- Global markets declined due to escalating tensions in Ukraine, troubling Indian markets which fell 1% by the close.
- Key factors were pessimism in Asian and European markets and a weakening rupee against the dollar.
- Several companies reported quarterly results, with State Bank of India, Nestle India, and Neyveli Lignite posting growth while Mahindra & Mahindra and Corporation Bank saw declines.
- The Indian markets ended higher despite global cues, with the Sensex gaining 102 points and Nifty settling at 7650.
- Internationally, US markets fell due to a cut in the World Bank's global growth forecast, while Asian markets were mostly lower. European markets recovered some losses.
- Domestically, sectors like healthcare and automobiles gained, while oil & gas and consumer durables declined slightly. Key stocks like HDFC Bank and Hindalco rose, while Bharti Airtel and Coal India fell.
The Indian stock market ended flat amid brisk voting in the third round of the national election. Key indices opened higher and hit new highs but pared some gains later on profit-taking. The Sensex closed slightly higher while the Nifty settled at yesterday's level. Adani group stocks rose on hopes that Narendra Modi would become prime minister. Piramal Enterprises also increased after announcing the sale of its Vodafone India stake.
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.
- The Indian stock market continued its rally on positive domestic and global cues, with the Sensex closing up 1.31% and Nifty gaining 1.25% due to strong buying.
- Key factors contributing to the rally were strong quarterly earnings from companies like SBI and ITC, and expectations that a new government will boost economic growth.
- Several sectors such as power, oil & gas, and capital goods saw significant gains, while the rupee also appreciated against the US dollar.
- Indian stock indices recovered from losses earlier in the day to end marginally higher, helped by buying in the last hour of trading.
- Key factors influencing the markets were a drop in wholesale inflation and gains in pharmaceutical stocks, while global markets weakened on rising US inflation.
- Several major companies reported quarterly results, with their stocks moving both up and down depending on whether results met expectations or not.
The Indian stock market reached new record highs as the Sensex and Nifty indexes gained over 1% following the Finance Minister's pre-budget speech hinting at bold economic reforms. Global markets also rose on upbeat economic data. The rupee strengthened against the dollar in line with gains in domestic equities. Key stocks like Castrol India and A2Z Maintenance rose sharply on company-specific news.
- The Indian indices opened higher but fell into the red due to disappointing industrial production and inflation data. The Sensex fell 144 points and Nifty breached 6750.
- Infosys shares rose after reporting a 25% jump in Q4 profits. United Spirits also rose over 11% on a stake acquisition deal. However, most other sectors declined with real estate and metals faring the worst.
- Wholesale inflation rose unexpectedly to a 3-month high of 5.7%, reducing the chances of an RBI rate cut. Industrial production also contracted 1.9% in February, below forecasts.
- Indian markets ended marginally higher ahead of key inflation and industrial production data, paring some gains after an initial rise.
- Reliance Industries fell 2% following allegations by Delhi's chief minister against the company regarding inflated gas prices.
- Several companies reported higher quarterly profits, including Tata Motors and Dr. Reddy's Laboratories.
- Indian stock indices rose as manufacturing activity grew for the eighth month in a row in June, boosted by higher domestic and export orders.
- The Sensex gained 102 points to close at 25516.35 and the Nifty rose 23 points to settle at 7634.70.
- Key sectors like automobiles and metals gained, while IT and oil & gas declined. Stocks like Hindalco and Maruti Suzuki rose the most.
- The Indian stock market surged over 5% as early election results showed that the business-friendly BJP and NDA alliance were on track for a decisive victory in the national elections.
- The Sensex crossed the 25,000 point mark for the first time ever, reaching a record high of 25,375 points, on optimism over a stable BJP-led government.
- Rates sensitive sectors like real estate and banks led the gains, with realty up 6% and banks up 4.4%, while IT and pharma stocks declined on profit booking.
- The QSE Index increased 1.9% over the week to close at 12,515.86 points, with market capitalization up 0.85% to QR660.09 billion.
- Trading value increased 22.25% to QR2.72 billion compared to the prior week, led by the Real Estate sector which accounted for 32.71% of total trading value.
- Ezdan Holding Group (ERES) was the best performing stock for the week, rising 17.79%, and was also the top traded stock by value and volume.
Whether you are a big, sprawling MNC or a sleak, sexy start-up, zombie software will quickly invade your product platform. This deck is meant to start a conversation on how our industry can fight the zombies.
- The Indian markets opened lower on profit-taking but gained throughout the day to reach new record highs, supported by Cabinet approval of increased FDI limits in insurance and positive economic data from China. The Sensex gained 125 points and Nifty gained 35 points.
- Metals and IT sectors saw the largest gains, while consumer durables and power sectors declined. Key companies like Hindalco, Tata Steel and Wipro rose while GAIL and Dr Reddy's fell.
- Rupee strengthened against the dollar and gold prices fell as US and Asian markets rose on economic growth.
- 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 markets snapped a 4-day winning streak, falling 0.4% as soft Asian and European cues weighed on sentiment ahead of key Indian economic data releases.
- The rupee weakened against the dollar while gold prices fell. Trade deficit declined in May on higher exports and lower imports.
- State Bank of India announced plans to merge five of its subsidiaries, increasing its market share. Several companies, like Infosys, hit new 52-week highs.
- Indian markets snapped a 4-day winning streak, with the Nifty closing 0.31% lower at 7,252.90, despite a report showing improved business confidence.
- Global markets were mostly lower on concerns the US Fed may raise rates sooner than expected. In Asia, Japan fell while China rose.
- Several Indian companies, such as J Kumar Infraprojects and SKS Microfinance saw their share prices rise after positive news, while others like Punj Lloyd fell after weak quarterly results.
The Sensex reclaimed 26,000 points on gains in telecom and other stocks, supported by foreign inflows and positive Asian market cues. The Sensex settled at 26,026, over 1% higher, as telecom and pharmaceutical stocks rose on regulatory approvals. Foreign investors continued purchasing Indian stocks, supporting the rupee's gains against the dollar.
- The Indian stock market indices declined, with the Sensex closing down 149 points and Nifty below 6,700, dragged down by weak global cues despite gains in the realty sector.
- The rupee also weakened against the dollar, hitting intra-day highs of 60.46 and lows of 60.70.
- Some realty stocks like HDIL and DLF gained, but most sectors declined with automobiles and IT among the worst performers.
- Indian markets hit record highs but then fell over 2% as global markets also declined, with the Sensex closing over 500 points lower.
- The declines were driven by weakness in real estate, power and capital goods sectors as well as losses in major companies like Larsen and Toubro.
- Additional negative factors included the government's plans to sell stakes in ONGC and distribution of natural gas supplies between fertilizer companies.
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.
- Global markets declined due to escalating tensions in Ukraine, troubling Indian markets which fell 1% by the close.
- Key factors were pessimism in Asian and European markets and a weakening rupee against the dollar.
- Several companies reported quarterly results, with State Bank of India, Nestle India, and Neyveli Lignite posting growth while Mahindra & Mahindra and Corporation Bank saw declines.
- The Indian markets ended higher despite global cues, with the Sensex gaining 102 points and Nifty settling at 7650.
- Internationally, US markets fell due to a cut in the World Bank's global growth forecast, while Asian markets were mostly lower. European markets recovered some losses.
- Domestically, sectors like healthcare and automobiles gained, while oil & gas and consumer durables declined slightly. Key stocks like HDFC Bank and Hindalco rose, while Bharti Airtel and Coal India fell.
The Indian stock market ended flat amid brisk voting in the third round of the national election. Key indices opened higher and hit new highs but pared some gains later on profit-taking. The Sensex closed slightly higher while the Nifty settled at yesterday's level. Adani group stocks rose on hopes that Narendra Modi would become prime minister. Piramal Enterprises also increased after announcing the sale of its Vodafone India stake.
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.
- The Indian stock market continued its rally on positive domestic and global cues, with the Sensex closing up 1.31% and Nifty gaining 1.25% due to strong buying.
- Key factors contributing to the rally were strong quarterly earnings from companies like SBI and ITC, and expectations that a new government will boost economic growth.
- Several sectors such as power, oil & gas, and capital goods saw significant gains, while the rupee also appreciated against the US dollar.
- Indian stock indices recovered from losses earlier in the day to end marginally higher, helped by buying in the last hour of trading.
- Key factors influencing the markets were a drop in wholesale inflation and gains in pharmaceutical stocks, while global markets weakened on rising US inflation.
- Several major companies reported quarterly results, with their stocks moving both up and down depending on whether results met expectations or not.
The Indian stock market reached new record highs as the Sensex and Nifty indexes gained over 1% following the Finance Minister's pre-budget speech hinting at bold economic reforms. Global markets also rose on upbeat economic data. The rupee strengthened against the dollar in line with gains in domestic equities. Key stocks like Castrol India and A2Z Maintenance rose sharply on company-specific news.
- The Indian indices opened higher but fell into the red due to disappointing industrial production and inflation data. The Sensex fell 144 points and Nifty breached 6750.
- Infosys shares rose after reporting a 25% jump in Q4 profits. United Spirits also rose over 11% on a stake acquisition deal. However, most other sectors declined with real estate and metals faring the worst.
- Wholesale inflation rose unexpectedly to a 3-month high of 5.7%, reducing the chances of an RBI rate cut. Industrial production also contracted 1.9% in February, below forecasts.
- Indian markets ended marginally higher ahead of key inflation and industrial production data, paring some gains after an initial rise.
- Reliance Industries fell 2% following allegations by Delhi's chief minister against the company regarding inflated gas prices.
- Several companies reported higher quarterly profits, including Tata Motors and Dr. Reddy's Laboratories.
- Indian stock indices rose as manufacturing activity grew for the eighth month in a row in June, boosted by higher domestic and export orders.
- The Sensex gained 102 points to close at 25516.35 and the Nifty rose 23 points to settle at 7634.70.
- Key sectors like automobiles and metals gained, while IT and oil & gas declined. Stocks like Hindalco and Maruti Suzuki rose the most.
- The Indian stock market surged over 5% as early election results showed that the business-friendly BJP and NDA alliance were on track for a decisive victory in the national elections.
- The Sensex crossed the 25,000 point mark for the first time ever, reaching a record high of 25,375 points, on optimism over a stable BJP-led government.
- Rates sensitive sectors like real estate and banks led the gains, with realty up 6% and banks up 4.4%, while IT and pharma stocks declined on profit booking.
- The QSE Index increased 1.9% over the week to close at 12,515.86 points, with market capitalization up 0.85% to QR660.09 billion.
- Trading value increased 22.25% to QR2.72 billion compared to the prior week, led by the Real Estate sector which accounted for 32.71% of total trading value.
- Ezdan Holding Group (ERES) was the best performing stock for the week, rising 17.79%, and was also the top traded stock by value and volume.
Whether you are a big, sprawling MNC or a sleak, sexy start-up, zombie software will quickly invade your product platform. This deck is meant to start a conversation on how our industry can fight the zombies.
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This document discusses a proposed portable device for automated diagnosis of diabetic retinopathy. It begins with an overview of the market, noting that diabetic retinopathy is a leading cause of blindness and screening can prevent many cases but current tests are only available in hospitals. The document then outlines benefits of the proposed solution such as reducing costs, speeding diagnosis, and increased usability from portability. Potential customers are identified as public medical offices and private laboratories and pharmacies. In closing, contact information is provided for the project presenters from the NECST Lab at Politecnico di Milano.
The document summarizes an author's first experience using Google AppEngine, a platform that allows developers to build and host web applications on Google's infrastructure without having to maintain servers. The author discusses how AppEngine provides a scalable hosting environment but has limitations like blacklisting of certain technologies, per-account application limits, and constraints on data storage and querying. The author also explores services provided by AppEngine and notes that while much is free, usage beyond quotas requires payment.
Leveraging Social Media to Gain Market Shares in Services MarketingSocial Samosa
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Freebase is a sometimes described as a Wikipedia that allows users to define relationships between items on the web. Tim Dennis presents this collaborative knowledge base and explains how it exposes content through multiple APIs that library coders or patrons can access and reuse.
El documento explica qué es el Elevator Pitch, una técnica para presentar un proyecto empresarial, producto o servicio de manera concisa (3-4 minutos) a potenciales clientes o inversores, similar al tiempo que dura un viaje en ascensor. El Elevator Pitch debe comunicar quiénes son, qué ofrecen, en qué son diferentes y cómo contactar, para generar interés y obtener una reunión posterior donde detallar la propuesta. Es importante transmitir credibilidad, entusiasmo y causar buena impresión en los primeros segundos.
The document provides information about various train tours available in Brazil. It describes 6 different train routes:
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3) The Corcovado Train in Rio de Janeiro that takes visitors to view the Christ the Redeemer statue.
4) The Paraná's Mountain Range Train and Luxury Train between Curitiba and Morretes
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While the exact terms of a lease will differ based on many factors, such as location of the rental property, there are certain basic clauses all landlords should include in their leases. These provisions answer the questions who, where, when, what and how.
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.
- 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%.
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.
- 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.
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- 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.
Epic research daily special report 26 nov-2014Epic Research
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.
Indian stock indices rose over 1.3% led by gains in auto and oil & gas stocks amid expectations of strong IIP and CPI data. The Sensex ended up 361 points at 25,881 and the Nifty gained 101 points to close at 7,727. Most sector indices were in the green with auto being the top gainer. Key stocks like GAIL, Tata Motors and HDFC rose the most while Bharti Airtel and Hero MotoCorp fell.
- The Indian stock markets recovered from early losses to end the day in positive territory, with the Sensex gaining 30 points.
- Global markets declined due to concerns about the Chinese economy, while the rupee weakened against the dollar.
- Select stocks like L&T Finance Holdings, Just Dial, and Vardhman Textiles rose on company-specific news.
The Indian markets ended the fiscal year 2013-2014 at record highs, with the Nifty closing above 6,700 points for the first time ever. Metals stocks saw strong gains, while banks that applied for banking licenses fell after a decision on licenses was delayed. Ashok Leyland and GM Breweries saw share price increases following company news. Overall, the Sensex closed up 0.21% at the end of trading.
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- Indian stock markets declined from recent record highs, with the Sensex falling over 100 points to close at 26,314 and the Nifty plunging below 7,900, amid profit booking in oil and gas stocks.
- US markets edged higher on positive housing and earnings data, while Asian markets were mostly up and European markets traded weakly.
- Among stocks, Eros International Media gained 8.75% after acquiring Zee TV shows, while Just Dial rose 2.33% after approving an acquisition.
After yesterday’s jubilation, Indian indices made marginally higher start and marked another record highs at 22853.03 and 6831.75, taking support from firm global cues. However, cautiousness with regards to general elections dragged benchmarks later. Choppy markets pared early gains and settled flat. On BSE sectorial front, Metal index lost shine whereas Capital Goods continued to edge higher.
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.
- Indian markets opened slightly lower and struggled to trade in the green due to weak global cues, ending lower for the third straight day.
- The Sensex closed down 25 points at 26,246 while the Nifty lost nearly 10 points to end at 7,842.
- Several sectors such as oil & gas, capital goods and real estate gained while information technology and healthcare declined.
The Sensex and Nifty hit record highs during trading but retreated to close at slightly lower levels. Encouraging corporate earnings supported the markets, with the Capital Goods sector gaining the most. Overseas, US markets rose while Asian and European markets fell. The rupee continued weakening against the dollar. Yes Bank and State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur saw gains after reporting increased quarterly profits.
- The Nifty index fell below 7500 due to heavy selling in FMCG stocks from concerns over rising oil prices and a negative outlook from Asian markets.
- Key factors dragging the market lower included a drop in FDI investments and speculation of increased taxes on cigarettes in the upcoming budget.
- FMCG and IT stocks declined the most while oil and gas stocks provided some support.
The Indian stock market indices rose sharply, with the Sensex gaining over 400 points and closing above 18,400. The gains were driven by measures taken by the RBI to support the rupee, including opening a forex swap window for oil companies. Key sectors like oil & gas and metals led the gains. Several companies such as Reliance Industries and Wipro rose after winning various contracts. The broader market indices also saw strong gains over 2%.
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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Apollo Tyres reported a 12.4% decrease in net sales but a 27.5% increase in net profit for Q1 FY16 compared to Q1 FY15. EBITDA rose 15.4% and profit margins increased 319 and 447 basis points respectively. Apollo Tyres approved expanding its Chennai truck and bus radial tire capacity and raising Rs. 20,000 million in debt for ongoing expansions. Analyst estimates see Apollo Tyres' operating profit and PAT growing at a CAGR of 13% and 23% from FY14 to FY17 respectively.
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Grasim Industries reported improved performance for the quarter ended June 2015, with consolidated net sales up 7% to Rs. 8,599 crore. Operating margin improved 130 basis points to 16.5% due to lower raw material and power costs. However, operating profit grew only 16% to Rs. 1,417 crore due to higher interest and depreciation costs. Net profit declined 1% to Rs. 484.67 crore. Key segments like viscose staple fibre saw revenue increase 15% and EBITDA surge 72% on higher sales volumes and lower input costs. The cement subsidiary UltraTech reported 7% revenue growth but net profit fell 5% to Rs. 591 crore.
The document provides a technical analysis recommendation for buying Lupin stock. It recommends buying between price levels of 1790 and 1820 with a stop-loss of 1660. The analysis notes that shorter term moving averages have converged and the RSI oscillator is showing a positive signal in the mid-range, indicating buy signals on both technical indicators.
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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.
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1. Retail Research 1
Key Indices Dec 23 % Chg
Sensex 27506 -0.71
Nifty 8267 -0.68
BSE 500 10610 -0.59
DJIA* 18024 +0.36
Nasdaq* 4765 -0.33
MSCI Emerging Markets* 951 -0.59
MSCI AC Pacific* 134 -0.73
MSCI World* 1724 +0.05
*= in USD
Sectoral Indices Dec 23 % Chg
Major Gainers
BSE FMCG 7828 +0.08
Major Losers
BSE Metal 10550 -1.89
BSE CG 15187 -1.46
Top Gainers
(BSE-100)
CMP (Rs) % Chg
GLENMARK 796.15 +3.31
NTPC 142.80 +2.88
POWERGRID 139.30 +2.05
Top Losers
(BSE-100)
CMP (Rs) % Chg
RCOM 79.20 -3.65
HCLTECH 1536.10 -3.20
SIEMENS 844.05 -3.19
52 Week High Price (Rs)
BAJFINANCE 3500.00
ARCPR 475.00
52 Week Low Price (Rs)
CML 171.05
EMEDTECH 23.15
Turnover (Rs bn) NSE BSE
Dec 23 136.30 25.23
5 days average 161.94 31.13
Advance-Decline NSE BSE
Dec 23 0.48:1 0.57:1
5 days average 2.85:1 1.49:1
Volatility Index (ViX) Nifty CBOE
Dec 23 15.30 14.80
5 days average 15.31 17.90
Net Flows (Cr) Debt FII FII MF
Dec 22 118.1 -289.9 -
Cumulative for
Dec 11627.5 -282.0 -
5 days average 288.2 -905.9 -
Interest Rates 3 month Chg bps
MIBOR 8.67 0.00
10 yr bond yield 7.92 -4.00
LIBOR – UK 0.56 0.00
LIBOR – USA 0.26 0.00
LIBOR – Europe 0.06 0.00
Exchange Rates Value % Chg
USD/INR 63.45 +0.43
USD/EURO 0.82 +0.43
USD/YEN 120.80 +0.61
USD/POUND 0.64 +0.48
Other# Value % Chg
RJ/CRB Index 238.61 +0.85
Gold ($ / Oz) 1178.00 -0.15
Crude Oil ($ / Barrel) 57.12 +3.37
Brent Oil ($ / Barrel) - -
Market Round Up Dec 24, 2014
Indian Markets
The 30-share Sensex ended 195 points lower at 27,506, while the 50-share Nifty
closed down 57 points at 8,267. In the broader market, BSE midcap index performed
better than the front-liners with a loss of 0.3% while BSE smallcap index
underperformed with a loss of around 0.6%. Market breadth in BSE ended weak with
1,850 declines against 1,072 advances. NSE cash turnover was at Rs. 13498.
All the sectoral indices ended weak. BSE Metal index, down around 2%, lost the most
followed by BSE Consumer Durables and Capital Goods indices which lost around
1.4% each. However, a handful of stocks stood out for their positive performance in a
dull market. NTPC gained around 3%. Cipla gained around 2%. Bajaj Auto gained
around 2%. ICICI Bank lost more than 1.5% while Axis Bank lost around 06% and SBI
lost 0.3%. RIL and ONGC lost more than 1% each while GAIL ended higher by 0.3%.
As per the provisional figures on Tuesday, FIIs were net sellers of Rs. 445 cr in the
cash market, while they were net buyers of Rs. 2364 cr in the F&O markets. DIIs were
net buyers of Rs. 516 cr in the cash market.
US and European Markets
The Dow Jones closed above 18000 for the first time on Tuesday after data showed
the U.S. economy posted its strongest growth in more than a decade. The blue-chip
index climbed 64.73 points, or 0.4%, to 18024.17, marking its 36th record for the year.
The S&P 500 index added 3.63 points, or 0.2%, to 2082.17, notching its 51st closing
high of 2014. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq Composite fell 16 points, or 0.3%, to 4765.42,
dragged down by broad declines in health-care stocks. The iShares Nasdaq
Biotechnology exchange-traded fund fell 4.7%.
European markets ended higher. The FTSE 100 gained 0.3%, while CAC 40 & DAX
gained 1.4% & 0.6% respectively.
Most of the Indian ADRs ended on a negative note. Software majors Infosys & Wipro
were down 0.2% and 0.4% respectively. Banking stocks HDFC Bank & ICICI Bank
were each down 0.4%. Tata Motors was down 1.4% while Dr Reddy’s was down 0.9%.
Latin American Markets
Among the Latin American markets, the Mexican markets gained 0.6%, while the
Brazilian index ended higher by 1.5%.
Asian Markets
Asian markets are mixed. The Shanghai Composite is lower by 1.51% while the Hang
Seng is even. The Nikkei 225 is not trading.
As of IST 8.35 am SGX Nifty is trading higher by 3.5 points.
Currencies
The Indian rupee lost three paise against the US dollar to 63.28 due to sustained
capital outflows and fresh demand for the US currency from banks and importers.
A gauge of the dollar climbed to a five-year high after the economy expanded at the
fastest pace in more than a decade, supporting the case for the Federal Reserve to
raise interest rates. The greenback advanced for a fifth day against the yen as
consumer spending accelerated more than estimated.
Commodities
Oil for Feb 2015 contract gained 3.4% at $57.1/barrel.
Gold for Feb 2015 delivery ended marginally lower by 0.2% at $1178/troy ounce.
Key Events for Today
India – M3 money supply
US – Continuing & Initial Jobless claims, Crude Oil inventories
Outlook
Indian markets could open flat and remain range-bound with a positive bias. Immediate
support for Nifty is at 8205 level, while immediate resistance is at 8375 level. Among the
sectoral indices, Pharma, Capital Goods, FMCG could relatively outperform while IT may
underperform.
For fresh and / or open calls refer to page 4
Morning Note
2. Retail Research 2
Technical Analysis – Market Pulse Dec 24, 2014
Observation
The smart upmove of the last three sessions seems to have ended yesterday as Nifty reversed sharply from the minor swing highs
of around 8364 levels.
Nifty opened yesterday with flat note and made an attempt to move up during morning session. It made a swing high of around 8364
levels and slipped into sharp intraday decline during afternoon to the close of yesterday’s session.
The reversal of yesterday’s session has occurred from near the key overhead resistance of around 8373 levels, which is 61.8%
retracement of the high low range of 8626-7961 levels. This is going to be interesting with regards to a short term uptrend of Nifty.
Yesterday’s weakness is indicating a strong counter attack of bears from the higher levels and this reversal pattern opens up the
possibility of either new lower top of previous sharp decline or a process of forming new higher bottom of the recent advance, in the
next couple of sessions.
The daily short term momentum oscillator like 8 period ROC is in the process of turning down from near the equilibrium line (middle
line). This is signaling weakening of upside momentum for short term.
Conclusion& Strategy
The underlying short term trend of Nifty seems to have reversed yesterday from near the crucial overhead resistance of around
8373 levels.
The crucial immediate supports are placed around 8205-8175 levels, which are going to be tested in the next couple of sessions.
However, the important resistance is placed around 8365-75 levels.
Nifty Perspective Support Resistance
8267 Negative 8205-8175 8375
Nifty Trend Target Reversal
Near Term (1 day) Down 8205 8365
Short Term (7-21 days) - - -
3. Retail Research 3
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News Flash Dec 24, 2014
Economy News
Coffee exporters have favoured routing exports to Russia under the rupee-rouble
trade arrangement. Several coffee exporters from India have postponed their
consignments to Russia due to rouble crisis which has depreciated 50 per cent in the
last two quarters.
The finance ministry has rejected Cochin Port Trust’s demand that a Rs 729-crore
interest on a Rs 258-crore loan outstanding for decades be waived.
Corporate News
Cipla Medpro, the South African subsidiary of Cipla, has been awarded Rs 1,100
crore (R 2 billion) worth order of the South African Government's 2015-17 National
ARV tender. The contract is effective from the 1st of April 2015 and will run for a
period of three years.
NTPC has emerged as the only bidder for the Cheyyur Ultra Mega Power Project
(UMPP) in Tamil Nadu. The other seven potential bidders, all from the private sector,
withdrew from the race citing regulatory issues in the bidding format.
Jet Airways (India) successfully concluding a five-year syndicated loan facility of
USD 150 million in the Gulf. The airline company said the transaction was fully
subscribed by banks spread across the Middle East region, from Dubai, Abu Dhabi,
Bahrain and Doha-based financial institutions.
Orchid Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals it has fund raising plans to ease out debts.
As part of its corporate debt restructuring (CDR) scheme, the company has allotted
1.48 crore shares at Rs 49.79 per share on preferential basis to its promoter group
company Orchid Healthcare.
Gujarat Pipavav Port entered into an arrangement with NYK Auto Logistics (India).
Videocon announced its fund raising plans via global depository receipts (GDR).
Speaking about the GDR, which amounts to USD 45.216 million to be issued to LLIC,
Venugopal Dhoot, chairman and managing director, Videocon, says the investment
firm has been very bullish on the company and has hence been looking to shore up
stake even further.
Bulk Deals
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BC/RD
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Amtek Auto BC 29/12/2014 24/12/2014 AGM, 25% Dividend
Amket India BC 29/12/2014 24/12/2014 AGM, 5% Dividend
Info Drive RD 26/12/2014 24/12/2014 Stock split from Rs.10 to Rs.1
Omansh RD 26/12/2014 24/12/2014 Stock split from Rs.10 to Rs.2
SBL RD 26/12/2014 24/12/2014 Stock split from Rs.10 to Rs.1
Simplex Trade RD 26/12/2014 24/12/2014 09:01 Bonus Issue
4. Retail Research 4
Stock Ideas Dec 24, 2014
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
23-Dec-14 B Nifty Dec Future
8350-
8335 8315 8410 8315 23-Dec-14 -0.3 Stop Loss Triggered 2 days 8342.5 -27.5
22-Dec-14 B Nifty Dec Future
8251-
8238 8215 8315 8300 22-Dec-14 0.6 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 8251 49.0
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
23-Dec-14 B Axis Bank 500 Call 1.55 0.9 3.5 2.3 23-Dec-14 48.4 Premature Profit Booked 1-2 days 1.55 0.8
23-Dec-14 B ICICI Bank 355 Put Option 1.80 1.0 5.0 1.0 23-Dec-14 -47.2 Stop Loss Triggered 2-3 days 1.80 -0.9
22-Dec-14 B ONGC 360 Call Option 2.30 1.4 4.4 2.90 22-Dec-14 26.1 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 2.30 0.6
22-Dec-14 B SKS Micro Finance 390 Put Option 3.40 1.9 10.0 2.05 22-Dec-14 -39.7 Premature Exit 2-3 days 3.40 -1.4
22-Dec-14 B Asian Paints 750 Call 5.35 2.8 15.0 9.00 22-Dec-14 68.2 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 5.35 3.7
22-Dec-14 B SKS Micro Finance 400 Call Option 5.50 2.5 10.0 8.20 22-Dec-14 49.1 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 5.50 2.7
19-Dec-14 B ICICI Bank 350 Put 2.20 1.4 6.0 5.40 22-Dec-14 145.5 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 2.20 3.2
19-Dec-14 B Tata Motors Jan 500 Call 15-18 12.6 30.0 12.60 22-Dec-14 -23.6 Stop Loss Triggered 1-5 days 16.50 -3.9
19-Dec-14 B Tata Steel Dec 410 Call 7.10 4.3 15.0 4.80 19-Dec-14 -32.4 Premature Exit 1-5 days 7.10 -2.3
18-Dec-14 B Reliance Cap 500 Call 9.90 6.0 20.0 13.60 19-Dec-14 37.4 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 9.90 3.7
18-Dec-14 B Nifty Dec 8200 Call 36-44.5 25.0 80.0 63.10 19-Dec-14 41.8 Premature Profit Booked 1-5 Days 44.50 18.6
18-Dec-14 B Ultratech Cem 2400 Put 19.00 12.0 35.0 19.00 18-Dec-14 0.0 Premature Exit 1-5 Days 19.00 0.0
18-Dec-14 B Arvind 270 Call 3.10 1.8 6.0 5.00 18-Dec-14 61.3 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 3.10 1.9
18-Dec-14 B NMDC 140 Call 2.00 1.2 5.0 2.65 18-Dec-14 32.5 Premature Profit Booked 1-5 Days 2.00 0.7
17-Dec-14 B Uco Bank 80 Call 1.2 0.65 3 2 18-Dec-14 66.7 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 1.2 0.8
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
23-Dec-14 B KSL 156.2 150.0 170.0 162.35 23-Dec-14 3.9 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 156.2 6.2
23-Dec-14 B Torrent Power 170.4 163.5 184.0 171.85 23-Dec-14 0.9 Premature Profit Booked 3-5 Days 170.4 1.4
23-Dec-14 S Amtek Auto Jan Fut 176.1 183.0 165.0 175.45 0.4 Hold 3-5 days 176.1 0.7
23-Dec-14 S Karnataka Bank Fut 141.15-142.5 146.5 131.0 141.8 0.0 Hold 3-5 days 141.83 0.0
23-Dec-14 B Bata India 1280-1310 1270.0 1400.0 1298.35 -0.9 Hold 1-5 Days 1310 -11.7
23-Dec-14 B Ashoka Buildcon 140.65 135.0 157.0 139.35 -0.9 Hold 2-3 days 140.65 -1.3
23-Dec-14 B Lovable 380.1-372 366.0 400.0 381.95 0.5 Hold 2-3 days 380.1 1.8
22-Dec-14 B Shasun Pharma 270.2 264.0 285.0 275.4 23-Dec-14 1.9 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 270.2 5.2
22-Dec-14 S Reliance Capital Fut 488.50-493 503.0 462.0 495.8 22-Dec-14 -1.0 Premature Exit 3 days 490.75 -5.1
22-Dec-14 B Gitanjali Gems 53-55.20 51.0 65.0 53.55 -3.0 Hold 1-5 Days 55.2 -1.7
19-Dec-14 B Sharda Crop Chem 252.65 246.0 267.0 257.4 23-Dec-14 1.9 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 252.65 4.7
19-Dec-14 B Voltas 245-252.9 239.0 280.0 243.65 23-Dec-14 -3.7 Premature Exit 1-5 Days 252.9 -9.3
19-Dec-14 B Schneider 156.3 150.0 165.0 150 22-Dec-14 -4.0 Stop loss Triggered 3-5 Days 156.3 -6.3
19-Dec-14 B Persistent Systems 1622-1600 1565.0 1750.0 1596.2 22-Dec-14 -0.9 Premature Exit 3-5 Days 1611 -14.8
19-Dec-14 B Just Dial 1280-1336.4 1250.0 1520.0 1375 19-Dec-14 2.9 Premature Profit Booked 1-5 Days 1336.4 38.6
19-Dec-14 B Opto Circuits 23.5-22.8 22.0 26.0 22.85 -1.3 Hold 3-7 Days 23.15 -0.3
18-Dec-14 B Talwalkar 273.8 264.0 291.0 284 22-Dec-14 3.7 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 273.8 10.2
18-Dec-14 B Eicher Motors 14400-14490 13800.0 16000.0 14774.9 19-Dec-14 2.0 Premature Profit Booked 3-5 Days 14490 284.9
18-Dec-14 B Dolphin Offshore 177.95 170.0 192.0 177.45 19-Dec-14 -0.3 Premature Exit 3-5 Days 177.95 -0.5
18-Dec-14 B Igarshi Motors 284 272.0 297.0 292.95 19-Dec-14 3.2 Premature Profit Booked 5-7 days 284 8.9
18-Dec-14 B Welcorp 67 64.9 71.3 69.45 19-Dec-14 3.7 Premature Profit Booked 3-5 Days 67 2.5
18-Dec-14 B HPCL 558-567.2 545.0 615.0 578.55 18-Dec-14 2.0 Premature Profit Booked 1-5 days 567.2 11.3
18-Dec-14 B Jyothi Labs 252-240 238.0 264.0 248.25 -1.5 Hold 5-7 days 252 -3.8
17-Dec-14 B ESCORTS 120.70-119 116.0 129.0 125.3 18-Dec-14 3.8 Premature Profit Booked 3-5 Days 120.7 4.6
16-Dec-14 S PNB Fut 215.04-220 225.0 192.0 225.0 18-Dec-14 -3.3 Stop loss Triggered 1-5 days 217.52 -7.5
15-Dec-14 B Datamatics 73.5, 76.55 71.50 84.00 78.00 22-Dec-14 4.0 Premature Profit Booked 2-3 days 75.03 2.97
2-Dec-14 B Hindustan Tin 101.50 97.45 114.00 99.70 -1.8 Hold 2-3 days 101.50 -1.8
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
23-Dec-14 B RS Software 505.5-494 486.0 575.0 507.35 0.4 Hold 5-7 days 505.5 1.9
19-Dec-14 B JBF Ind 254.5-251 244.0 275.0 244.0 23-Dec-14 -4.1 Stop loss Triggered 5 Days 254.50 -10.5
19-Dec-14 B Rallis 215.05-212 207.0 232.0 212.6 -1.1 Hold 5 days 215.05 -2.5
18-Dec-14 B Motherson Sumi 421.4-418 405.0 455.0 448.0 19-Dec-14 6.3 Premature Profit Booked 5 Days 421.40 26.6
18-Dec-14 B Torrent Power 166.00 160.0 185.0 177.3 18-Dec-14 6.8 Premature Profit Booked 3-7 Days 166.00 11.3
17-Dec-14 B Sks Microfin 360, 368.50 352.5 400.0 383.8 18-Dec-14 5.4 Premature Profit Booked 5-7 days 364.25 19.6
17-Dec-14 S Engineers Ind Dec Fut 213-216 221.0 199.0 213.5 18-Dec-14 -0.2 Premature Exit 3-5 Days 213.00 -0.5
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