The market indices opened positively on news of the RBI monetary policy announcement. Key banking stocks saw strong buying and volume. Technical indicators signal further upside potential for the market, with support at 5180-5160. On the downside, sectors like IT saw losses while realty, banking and PSU saw gains. Overall the market closed slightly higher.
The document provides a market summary of key Indian stock indices and sector performances for April 20, 2010. It notes that markets opened lower due to weak global cues but recovered partially in the latter half due to gains in banking stocks. It expects continued volatility in the coming session due to an upcoming RBI policy announcement. On technical charts, the indices are in an oversold position and may see further recovery or declines depending on whether certain resistance and support levels are breached.
The document provides a market summary for April 26, 2010, including key indices levels, the top 5 gaining and losing stocks, sectoral performance, and a technical analysis indicating that the indices are finding support and further momentum is possible if resistance levels are crossed, while downside risks remain if crucial support levels are broken. Pivot levels are also provided for various stocks to identify potential support and resistance levels.
The market summary provides an overview of the performance of key indices and sectors in the Indian market on April 23, 2010. The Nifty closed at 5269, up 0.47% for the day. Top gainers included SBI, SAIL and TATAMOTOR, while top losers were TATASTEEL, SUNPHARMA and UNITECH. The oil & gas and auto sectors saw gains while metal and realty saw losses. The report expects the market to trade in the range of 5210-5300 with support at 5235-5205 and resistance at 5340-5360 in the coming sessions.
The key points from the document are:
1. Indian stock indices Sensex and Nifty closed down over 1.4% as metals and banking sectors lost the most ground.
2. Top gainers were HCL Technologies up 2.47% and top losers were Tata Steel down 5.63%.
3. The author expects further downside in the coming session with indices likely to test support levels but a small bounce is also possible.
The market summary provides an overview of the performance of key indices and sectors in the Indian market on a given date. On March 5, 2010:
- The Nifty closed at 5278, up 0.45% while the Sensex closed at 17,559, up 0.32% for the day.
- BPCL (5.84%), Hero Honda (4.17%), and Tata Motors (3.73%) were the top gainers. Ambuja Cements (-3.18%), Wipro (-2.69%), and Tata Steel (-2.16%) were the top losers.
- The realty (1.77%) and auto (1.51
The market indices ended the day lower, with the Nifty down 0.97% and Sensex down 0.88%. BPCL gained the most at 12.6% while ICICIBANK lost the most at 3.8%. Most sectors ended lower except for oil & gas which gained 2.88% and PSU which gained 1.13%. For the coming week, the indices are expected to trade in the range of 17000-17920 for Sensex and 5100-5366 for Nifty. Key support and resistance levels are identified. Specific stocks with positive and negative bias are also mentioned. Pivot points are provided for various stocks to watch their near term movement.
The market summary provides an overview of the daily performance of key indices and sectors in the market. The Nifty and Sensex opened higher due to positive global cues and closed in the green. Top gainers were led by TATAMOTOR, M&M, and DLF, while top losers included TATASTEEL, WIPRO, and RELIANCE. Sectoral performance was mixed with realty and auto gaining while metal lost. The report also lists potential positive and negative stocks over the next 2-3 days and provides technical analysis suggesting the market may see upside if indices close above key resistance levels.
The market summary provides an overview of the performance of key indices and sectors in the Indian market on 06/07/2010. The Nifty and Sensex opened marginally lower and closed slightly down. Top gainers were led by PNB, while RCOM and Maruti were among the top losers. The oil & gas and metal sectors saw declines, while healthcare and IT saw gains. The document also lists pivot levels for various stocks and provides a technical analysis indicating the market may see further testing of support levels.
The document provides a market summary of key Indian stock indices and sector performances for April 20, 2010. It notes that markets opened lower due to weak global cues but recovered partially in the latter half due to gains in banking stocks. It expects continued volatility in the coming session due to an upcoming RBI policy announcement. On technical charts, the indices are in an oversold position and may see further recovery or declines depending on whether certain resistance and support levels are breached.
The document provides a market summary for April 26, 2010, including key indices levels, the top 5 gaining and losing stocks, sectoral performance, and a technical analysis indicating that the indices are finding support and further momentum is possible if resistance levels are crossed, while downside risks remain if crucial support levels are broken. Pivot levels are also provided for various stocks to identify potential support and resistance levels.
The market summary provides an overview of the performance of key indices and sectors in the Indian market on April 23, 2010. The Nifty closed at 5269, up 0.47% for the day. Top gainers included SBI, SAIL and TATAMOTOR, while top losers were TATASTEEL, SUNPHARMA and UNITECH. The oil & gas and auto sectors saw gains while metal and realty saw losses. The report expects the market to trade in the range of 5210-5300 with support at 5235-5205 and resistance at 5340-5360 in the coming sessions.
The key points from the document are:
1. Indian stock indices Sensex and Nifty closed down over 1.4% as metals and banking sectors lost the most ground.
2. Top gainers were HCL Technologies up 2.47% and top losers were Tata Steel down 5.63%.
3. The author expects further downside in the coming session with indices likely to test support levels but a small bounce is also possible.
The market summary provides an overview of the performance of key indices and sectors in the Indian market on a given date. On March 5, 2010:
- The Nifty closed at 5278, up 0.45% while the Sensex closed at 17,559, up 0.32% for the day.
- BPCL (5.84%), Hero Honda (4.17%), and Tata Motors (3.73%) were the top gainers. Ambuja Cements (-3.18%), Wipro (-2.69%), and Tata Steel (-2.16%) were the top losers.
- The realty (1.77%) and auto (1.51
The market indices ended the day lower, with the Nifty down 0.97% and Sensex down 0.88%. BPCL gained the most at 12.6% while ICICIBANK lost the most at 3.8%. Most sectors ended lower except for oil & gas which gained 2.88% and PSU which gained 1.13%. For the coming week, the indices are expected to trade in the range of 17000-17920 for Sensex and 5100-5366 for Nifty. Key support and resistance levels are identified. Specific stocks with positive and negative bias are also mentioned. Pivot points are provided for various stocks to watch their near term movement.
The market summary provides an overview of the daily performance of key indices and sectors in the market. The Nifty and Sensex opened higher due to positive global cues and closed in the green. Top gainers were led by TATAMOTOR, M&M, and DLF, while top losers included TATASTEEL, WIPRO, and RELIANCE. Sectoral performance was mixed with realty and auto gaining while metal lost. The report also lists potential positive and negative stocks over the next 2-3 days and provides technical analysis suggesting the market may see upside if indices close above key resistance levels.
The market summary provides an overview of the performance of key indices and sectors in the Indian market on 06/07/2010. The Nifty and Sensex opened marginally lower and closed slightly down. Top gainers were led by PNB, while RCOM and Maruti were among the top losers. The oil & gas and metal sectors saw declines, while healthcare and IT saw gains. The document also lists pivot levels for various stocks and provides a technical analysis indicating the market may see further testing of support levels.
- The key Indian indices, Nifty and Sensex, opened flat but were unable to sustain gains and closed in the red.
- The top gainers were AXIS BANK, LT, and IDFC, while the biggest losers were KOTAK BANK, AMBUJACEM, and ICICIBANK.
- The market is showing a narrow range formation for the second consecutive day, indicating an absence of a clear trend direction. Support levels are seen at 17700/5300 and resistance at 17853-17900/5350-5364.
The key points from the market summary document are:
1. Indian stock indices Sensex and Nifty closed at higher levels of 17936 and 5368 respectively, gaining over 1% for the day.
2. Top gainers during the day were HEROHONDA, RELINFRA and BHARTIARTL while top losers were IDEA, GRASIM and TCS.
3. Realty, Oil & Gas and Auto sectors saw gains while Banking sector rose nearly 2%. The trading session is likely to see positive momentum continue if indices remain above key support levels.
The document provides a daily market summary for 18/08/2010. It summarizes the performance of key indices, top gainers and losers, sectoral performance, and technical outlook. The Nifty and Sensex closed marginally lower. Pivots and support/resistance levels are provided for various stocks. Positive and negative biased stocks for the next 2-3 days are also highlighted.
The document provides a daily market summary for 18/08/2010. It summarizes the performance of key indices, top gainers and losers, sectoral performance, and pivots for various stocks. The market opened flat and closed marginally lower with a narrow range formation indicating indecisiveness. Support and resistance levels are provided for the indices. Positive and negative bias stocks for the next 2-3 days are also mentioned.
The key points from the market summary document are:
- Indian stock indices (Nifty and Sensex) opened on a positive note but failed to sustain gains, closing near the day's low levels.
- Real estate was the top performing sector, up 1.59%, while oil & gas saw the largest losses of 1.83%.
- JP Power, Dr. Reddy's, and Titan were the top gaining stocks, while LIC Housing Fin, Rolta, and Essar Oil lost the most value.
- The coming trading sessions are expected to see the markets trade in a narrow range, and any dip below 5250 could signal the start of a downtrend in weekly charts.
The market indices closed in positive territory led by gains in BPCL, STER, and GAIL. Most sectors also closed higher led by Consumer Durables. Technical indicators show the indices confirming a flag pattern breakout if levels of 17710/5320 are sustained. The document provides the day's key stock market levels and movements.
The market summary provides an overview of the performance of key indices and sectors in the market on the given date. The Nifty and Sensex opened flat and traded in a narrow range before closing in the green. The top gainers were from the power, wind energy and realty sectors, while losses were seen in IT, oil & gas and auto sectors. The outlook is for further consolidation around current levels with support and resistance zones defined.
The market indices opened with a gap up and saw a sharp short covering rally, closing at higher levels. The Nifty closed at 4917, up 2.3% and the Sensex closed at 16388, up 2.28%. Hindalco, IDFC, and JPSociate were the top gainers, rising over 5%, while RCOM, Sun Pharma, and Idea were the top losers falling around 2%. Most sectors closed in the green with IT and Realty seeing gains over 3%. The technical outlook indicated the trend remains in a lower top, lower bottom cycle but an extended pullback could be expected if levels are crossed.
The document provides a market summary for July 22, 2010. It summarizes that the key indices closed positively but ranged between support and resistance levels. The top gainers and losers among stocks are listed. Sectoral performances are also summarized, with metals and realty performing best. The document analyzes support and resistance levels for the indices and provides potential pivot levels for various stocks to watch. It identifies some specific stocks with positive and negative bias. In summary, the document analyzes the day's market activity and provides technical indicators for the short-term market outlook and trading opportunities.
The markets opened lower due to weak global cues and continued their downward trend throughout the day, closing near the day's lows. Key indices like Nifty and Sensex fell over 1% each. On a sectoral basis, oil & gas and metals witnessed losses of around 2% while banks and realty saw declines of 1.65% and gains of 0.55% respectively. SAIL and Hindalco were the top losers falling over 4% each while IDEA and BPCL gained around 2% each. Technical indicators on daily charts show the markets are trading in a downward channel and support levels around 17,679/5,290 could be tested if prices break below the lower trendline.
The document provides a market summary for May 21, 2010 including:
1) Key indices like Nifty and Sensex opened lower but closed slightly higher despite losses in sectors like realty and auto.
2) Top gainers were led by ONGC and top losers by JP Associates. Oil & gas and PSU sectors saw gains while realty saw losses.
3) The analyst maintains a bearish outlook and recommends shorting the market on any bounce between defined resistance levels, with stop losses at 5020.
The market indices closed slightly higher, with the Nifty up 1.07% and Sensex up 0.95%. IDFC and Idea were the top gainers, rising over 4% each, while Bharti Airtel and Gail declined over 1% each. Most sectors closed in positive territory, with FMCG and oil & gas rising around 2% and 1.6% respectively. The document provides analysis of index movements and support levels, lists the day's top gainers and losers, and gives sector performance and pivot table values for various stocks.
The key points from the document are:
1) Broad selling was seen across almost all sectors, causing the key indices (Nifty and Sensex) to close deep in the red, down around 2.5-3%.
2) Metals and capital goods sectors saw the largest losses of around 5%, while banking and oil & gas sectors lost around 2.5-3%.
3) The technical charts show the indices have tested a lower trendline and a close below key support levels could lead to further declines in the indices. However, a short bounce is also possible given the sharp recent falls.
The key points from the document are:
1. Indian stock markets opened on a positive note and gained strength throughout the day, closing near the high of the day with the Nifty up 1.53% and Sensex up 1.6%.
2. Certain sectors like IT and metal performed well, gaining over 3% and 1.7% respectively, while top gainers included RPower, RelCapital and Infosys.
3. The document provides analysis that the indices have confirmed a bullish pattern and further upside is likely in coming days if levels of 17351/5201 are sustained. Support levels of 17063-16974/5111-5083 are also mentioned.
The market indices opened with gains but were unable to sustain them and closed marginally higher. The daily trend remains downward, so indices could test support levels. Reliance group stocks and power sector stocks saw gains, while banks and real estate stocks declined. Divis Labs and Power Grid were positively biased stocks while PNB and IBREALEST were negatively biased. The document provides a daily market summary including index levels, top gainers and losers, sector performances, stock recommendations and pivot table analysis.
The market summary provides an overview of the performance of key indices and sectors in the Indian market on June 22, 2010. The Nifty closed slightly lower at 5353 points, down 0.23%, while the Sensex closed lower at 17877 points, down 0.26%. Metal and realty sectors performed strongly with gains above 5% and 2.5% respectively, while banking stocks gained around 2%. Tata Steel, Hindalco and Reliance Capital were among the top gainers. GAIL, HDFC Bank and HCL Technologies were among the top losers. The markets opened on a positive note and closed near the day's highs.
- The key Indian stock market indices, Nifty and Sensex, saw minor declines of 0.23% and 0.26% respectively at market close. The top gainers were IDFC, HINDUNILVR, and HEROHONDA, while the top losers were RELCAPITAL, RPOWER, and RCOM. Most sectors saw declines with the exception of the consumer goods sector, which saw a gain of 0.62%.
- In the coming week, markets are expected to see volatility due to upcoming derivative contract expiries. Technical indicators suggest the possibility of a minor pullback after recent gains. Support levels for the indices are seen at 17,278-17,141 for Sensex and 5
The document provides a market summary for March 26, 2010 including:
1) Key indices like Nifty and Sensex opened subdued but gained momentum to close near daily highs.
2) Top gainers and losers among stocks, with sectors like capital goods and healthcare gaining and PSU losing.
3) Analysis that the coming session is likely to see positive trading if indices sustain above key levels, and identifies potential support levels.
The document provides a technical market summary for 14/09/2010. It lists the opening and closing levels of key indices like Nifty and Sensex. It also lists the top 5 gainers and losers during the day along with sectoral performances. The report notes that markets opened with a gap and momentum was seen throughout the day, driving indices to close near their highs. It provides support and resistance levels for the indices and suggests potential upside if levels are crossed. Key positive and negative stocks are also highlighted.
1) The document provides an analysis of the market strategy and top investment picks for May 2010. It discusses the recovery of growth rates in various sectors to historical levels based on Q4 results.
2) The portfolio focuses on banking, infrastructure, and several bottom-up stock opportunities. Large cap picks discussed include Bharti Airtel, ICICI Bank, Maruti Suzuki, and SBI. Mid/small cap opportunities highlighted are in infrastructure, auto ancillary, IT, and pharma.
3) A Sensex target of 21,000 by March 2011 is provided based on an estimated 8.5-9% GDP growth driving a 21% CAGR in Sensex earnings and assigning a
Jyoti Structures reported a 20.3% year-over-year growth in net profit to Rs. 25 crores for the fourth quarter of FY2010, slightly below estimates. Operating margins expanded more than expected by 235 basis points to 12.8% due to lower raw material costs. For the full year, net profit grew 15.3% to Rs. 92 crores on sales of Rs. 2,006 crores. The company maintained its buy recommendation with a target price of Rs. 215, citing the large investments planned for power transmission and the company's position as a top player in the industry.
This document provides a summary of derivative market activity in India on April 19, 2010. Key points include:
- Open interest in Nifty futures decreased slightly while open interest in Mini Nifty futures decreased more sharply.
- The PCR for Nifty is currently 1.24.
- Some stocks with positive cost of carry include STERLINBIO, SCI, TTML, GTLINFRA and MTNL.
- FII data shows a net sell in index futures and stock futures, while volatility is decreasing across many stocks.
- The key Indian indices, Nifty and Sensex, opened flat but were unable to sustain gains and closed in the red.
- The top gainers were AXIS BANK, LT, and IDFC, while the biggest losers were KOTAK BANK, AMBUJACEM, and ICICIBANK.
- The market is showing a narrow range formation for the second consecutive day, indicating an absence of a clear trend direction. Support levels are seen at 17700/5300 and resistance at 17853-17900/5350-5364.
The key points from the market summary document are:
1. Indian stock indices Sensex and Nifty closed at higher levels of 17936 and 5368 respectively, gaining over 1% for the day.
2. Top gainers during the day were HEROHONDA, RELINFRA and BHARTIARTL while top losers were IDEA, GRASIM and TCS.
3. Realty, Oil & Gas and Auto sectors saw gains while Banking sector rose nearly 2%. The trading session is likely to see positive momentum continue if indices remain above key support levels.
The document provides a daily market summary for 18/08/2010. It summarizes the performance of key indices, top gainers and losers, sectoral performance, and technical outlook. The Nifty and Sensex closed marginally lower. Pivots and support/resistance levels are provided for various stocks. Positive and negative biased stocks for the next 2-3 days are also highlighted.
The document provides a daily market summary for 18/08/2010. It summarizes the performance of key indices, top gainers and losers, sectoral performance, and pivots for various stocks. The market opened flat and closed marginally lower with a narrow range formation indicating indecisiveness. Support and resistance levels are provided for the indices. Positive and negative bias stocks for the next 2-3 days are also mentioned.
The key points from the market summary document are:
- Indian stock indices (Nifty and Sensex) opened on a positive note but failed to sustain gains, closing near the day's low levels.
- Real estate was the top performing sector, up 1.59%, while oil & gas saw the largest losses of 1.83%.
- JP Power, Dr. Reddy's, and Titan were the top gaining stocks, while LIC Housing Fin, Rolta, and Essar Oil lost the most value.
- The coming trading sessions are expected to see the markets trade in a narrow range, and any dip below 5250 could signal the start of a downtrend in weekly charts.
The market indices closed in positive territory led by gains in BPCL, STER, and GAIL. Most sectors also closed higher led by Consumer Durables. Technical indicators show the indices confirming a flag pattern breakout if levels of 17710/5320 are sustained. The document provides the day's key stock market levels and movements.
The market summary provides an overview of the performance of key indices and sectors in the market on the given date. The Nifty and Sensex opened flat and traded in a narrow range before closing in the green. The top gainers were from the power, wind energy and realty sectors, while losses were seen in IT, oil & gas and auto sectors. The outlook is for further consolidation around current levels with support and resistance zones defined.
The market indices opened with a gap up and saw a sharp short covering rally, closing at higher levels. The Nifty closed at 4917, up 2.3% and the Sensex closed at 16388, up 2.28%. Hindalco, IDFC, and JPSociate were the top gainers, rising over 5%, while RCOM, Sun Pharma, and Idea were the top losers falling around 2%. Most sectors closed in the green with IT and Realty seeing gains over 3%. The technical outlook indicated the trend remains in a lower top, lower bottom cycle but an extended pullback could be expected if levels are crossed.
The document provides a market summary for July 22, 2010. It summarizes that the key indices closed positively but ranged between support and resistance levels. The top gainers and losers among stocks are listed. Sectoral performances are also summarized, with metals and realty performing best. The document analyzes support and resistance levels for the indices and provides potential pivot levels for various stocks to watch. It identifies some specific stocks with positive and negative bias. In summary, the document analyzes the day's market activity and provides technical indicators for the short-term market outlook and trading opportunities.
The markets opened lower due to weak global cues and continued their downward trend throughout the day, closing near the day's lows. Key indices like Nifty and Sensex fell over 1% each. On a sectoral basis, oil & gas and metals witnessed losses of around 2% while banks and realty saw declines of 1.65% and gains of 0.55% respectively. SAIL and Hindalco were the top losers falling over 4% each while IDEA and BPCL gained around 2% each. Technical indicators on daily charts show the markets are trading in a downward channel and support levels around 17,679/5,290 could be tested if prices break below the lower trendline.
The document provides a market summary for May 21, 2010 including:
1) Key indices like Nifty and Sensex opened lower but closed slightly higher despite losses in sectors like realty and auto.
2) Top gainers were led by ONGC and top losers by JP Associates. Oil & gas and PSU sectors saw gains while realty saw losses.
3) The analyst maintains a bearish outlook and recommends shorting the market on any bounce between defined resistance levels, with stop losses at 5020.
The market indices closed slightly higher, with the Nifty up 1.07% and Sensex up 0.95%. IDFC and Idea were the top gainers, rising over 4% each, while Bharti Airtel and Gail declined over 1% each. Most sectors closed in positive territory, with FMCG and oil & gas rising around 2% and 1.6% respectively. The document provides analysis of index movements and support levels, lists the day's top gainers and losers, and gives sector performance and pivot table values for various stocks.
The key points from the document are:
1) Broad selling was seen across almost all sectors, causing the key indices (Nifty and Sensex) to close deep in the red, down around 2.5-3%.
2) Metals and capital goods sectors saw the largest losses of around 5%, while banking and oil & gas sectors lost around 2.5-3%.
3) The technical charts show the indices have tested a lower trendline and a close below key support levels could lead to further declines in the indices. However, a short bounce is also possible given the sharp recent falls.
The key points from the document are:
1. Indian stock markets opened on a positive note and gained strength throughout the day, closing near the high of the day with the Nifty up 1.53% and Sensex up 1.6%.
2. Certain sectors like IT and metal performed well, gaining over 3% and 1.7% respectively, while top gainers included RPower, RelCapital and Infosys.
3. The document provides analysis that the indices have confirmed a bullish pattern and further upside is likely in coming days if levels of 17351/5201 are sustained. Support levels of 17063-16974/5111-5083 are also mentioned.
The market indices opened with gains but were unable to sustain them and closed marginally higher. The daily trend remains downward, so indices could test support levels. Reliance group stocks and power sector stocks saw gains, while banks and real estate stocks declined. Divis Labs and Power Grid were positively biased stocks while PNB and IBREALEST were negatively biased. The document provides a daily market summary including index levels, top gainers and losers, sector performances, stock recommendations and pivot table analysis.
The market summary provides an overview of the performance of key indices and sectors in the Indian market on June 22, 2010. The Nifty closed slightly lower at 5353 points, down 0.23%, while the Sensex closed lower at 17877 points, down 0.26%. Metal and realty sectors performed strongly with gains above 5% and 2.5% respectively, while banking stocks gained around 2%. Tata Steel, Hindalco and Reliance Capital were among the top gainers. GAIL, HDFC Bank and HCL Technologies were among the top losers. The markets opened on a positive note and closed near the day's highs.
- The key Indian stock market indices, Nifty and Sensex, saw minor declines of 0.23% and 0.26% respectively at market close. The top gainers were IDFC, HINDUNILVR, and HEROHONDA, while the top losers were RELCAPITAL, RPOWER, and RCOM. Most sectors saw declines with the exception of the consumer goods sector, which saw a gain of 0.62%.
- In the coming week, markets are expected to see volatility due to upcoming derivative contract expiries. Technical indicators suggest the possibility of a minor pullback after recent gains. Support levels for the indices are seen at 17,278-17,141 for Sensex and 5
The document provides a market summary for March 26, 2010 including:
1) Key indices like Nifty and Sensex opened subdued but gained momentum to close near daily highs.
2) Top gainers and losers among stocks, with sectors like capital goods and healthcare gaining and PSU losing.
3) Analysis that the coming session is likely to see positive trading if indices sustain above key levels, and identifies potential support levels.
The document provides a technical market summary for 14/09/2010. It lists the opening and closing levels of key indices like Nifty and Sensex. It also lists the top 5 gainers and losers during the day along with sectoral performances. The report notes that markets opened with a gap and momentum was seen throughout the day, driving indices to close near their highs. It provides support and resistance levels for the indices and suggests potential upside if levels are crossed. Key positive and negative stocks are also highlighted.
1) The document provides an analysis of the market strategy and top investment picks for May 2010. It discusses the recovery of growth rates in various sectors to historical levels based on Q4 results.
2) The portfolio focuses on banking, infrastructure, and several bottom-up stock opportunities. Large cap picks discussed include Bharti Airtel, ICICI Bank, Maruti Suzuki, and SBI. Mid/small cap opportunities highlighted are in infrastructure, auto ancillary, IT, and pharma.
3) A Sensex target of 21,000 by March 2011 is provided based on an estimated 8.5-9% GDP growth driving a 21% CAGR in Sensex earnings and assigning a
Jyoti Structures reported a 20.3% year-over-year growth in net profit to Rs. 25 crores for the fourth quarter of FY2010, slightly below estimates. Operating margins expanded more than expected by 235 basis points to 12.8% due to lower raw material costs. For the full year, net profit grew 15.3% to Rs. 92 crores on sales of Rs. 2,006 crores. The company maintained its buy recommendation with a target price of Rs. 215, citing the large investments planned for power transmission and the company's position as a top player in the industry.
This document provides a summary of derivative market activity in India on April 19, 2010. Key points include:
- Open interest in Nifty futures decreased slightly while open interest in Mini Nifty futures decreased more sharply.
- The PCR for Nifty is currently 1.24.
- Some stocks with positive cost of carry include STERLINBIO, SCI, TTML, GTLINFRA and MTNL.
- FII data shows a net sell in index futures and stock futures, while volatility is decreasing across many stocks.
The document provides a summary of derivative market activity in India for October 21, 2010. Key points include:
- Open interest in Nifty futures increased 2.96% while Minifity futures decreased 0.58% as the market closed at 5982.10.
- Nifty October futures closed at a premium of 25.70 points and November futures at a premium of 50.75 points.
- Implied volatility of at-the-money options decreased from 21% to 19.5%.
- Total open interest in the market was Rs. 1,88,314 crore with stock futures open interest at Rs. 51,848 crore.
The technical report provides a daily market summary for the Indian market indices and sectors. It notes that the Nifty and Sensex indices opened higher and closed up over 1% for the day. Top gainers included Idea at 13.2% while top losers were Ambuja Cements down 1.55%. Most sectors were up over 1% with the exception of metals up 1.55%. The report concludes that the indices are poised to reach new 52-week highs if they can cross resistance levels of 18047/5400 and forecasts targets of 18500-18700/5500-5570. Pivot levels are provided for various stocks.
The Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) has announced provisional tariffs for GAIL India's key pipelines that are higher than previous estimates. For GAIL's older HBJ-GREP-DVPL pipeline, the tariff has been set at Rs. 25.46/mmbtu, a 10.6% decline from the current rate but still higher than estimates. For the DVPL/GREP expansion, the tariff has been set significantly higher at Rs. 53.65/mmbtu, an 88.4% increase over current rates. As a result, the analyst has revised earnings estimates upward and upgraded their recommendation on GAIL India stock to "Buy" with
Asian Paints reported strong quarterly results that beat estimates. Revenue grew 25% year-over-year to Rs. 1,830 crore, driven by 18-20% volume growth and 2-3% price-led growth. Earnings grew 26% to Rs. 222 crore due to operating leverage, although gross margins contracted due to rising input costs. The analyst maintains an Accumulate rating and revised target price of Rs. 2,773, expecting sustained 15.5% volume growth, price hikes of 8%, and operating margins around 18%.
Indian markets opened higher on positive global cues but pared gains later in the day. The Sensex and Nifty ended the day up 0.2% and 0.3% respectively, with mid and small cap indices outperforming. Auto and realty stocks provided support, while IT and metal stocks declined. Tata Motors increased its QIP issue size to raise funds to reduce debt levels. IVRCL bagged construction orders worth Rs. 1,120 crore. Cement dispatches in September were affected by monsoons with most major players reporting lower volumes except JP Associates.
The document provides a summary of derivative trading activity in India for April 20, 2010. It notes that open interest for Nifty futures increased slightly while open interest for Minifutures decreased. It also provides details on specific derivative contracts that saw increases or decreases in open interest. Additionally, it analyzes positions and activity in specific stocks and indexes and provides commentary on signals from options data and recommendations for trades.
The document provides a summary of derivative market activity in India for May 26, 2010. Key points include:
- Open interest for Nifty futures increased 8.51% while Minifity futures increased 26.22% as the market closed at 4806.75.
- The Nifty May future closed at a premium while the June future closed at a discount.
- Implied volatility of at-the-money options increased from 27% to 31.5%.
- Some stocks with positive cost of carry included STERLINBIO, HCC, KSOILS, MUNDRAPORT and IDFC.
- FIIs were net sellers of Rs. 1464 crores in the cash market
The key points from the market summary document are:
1) Indian stock indices opened on a positive note and saw further gains throughout the day, closing over 1% higher.
2) Certain sectors like banking, technology and oil & gas outperformed, gaining over 1.5% each.
3) Reliance Communications, Idea Cellular, and Religare Capital Markets were among the top gainers, rising over 3%. Hero Honda was the biggest loser.
4) Technical indicators suggest the indices may continue rising if they remain above certain resistance levels in coming sessions. Key support levels are also provided.
The document provides a summary of derivative market activity in India on May 24, 2010. It notes that open interest in Nifty futures increased 6.97% while open interest in Mini Nifty futures increased 0.56%. Put-call ratios and implied volatility are provided for various indexes and stocks. Specific trading strategies involving bull call spreads and bear put spreads are described. Recent derivative trading positions and their status are also summarized.
The derivative report summarizes developments in the Indian derivatives market on August 11, 2010. Open interest in Nifty futures increased by 1.85% while open interest in Minifity futures decreased by 7.11%. Implied volatility of at-the-money options increased. Few stocks saw cost of carry turn positive including Suzlon, TTML, NHPC, Ruchisoya and FSL. Put-call ratio for Nifty increased to 1.43 from 1.39. Historical volatility remained high for stocks like Ibrealeast, Tata Motors and Mundraport.
ICICI Bank's net profit increased by 35.2% year-over-year, in line with estimates. Key positives were a further improvement in CASA ratio to 41.7% and declining retail loan slippages for four consecutive quarters. However, balance sheet and network growth were lower than expected. With a capital adequacy of 19.4%, the bank is well-positioned for growth. The stock remains attractive at current levels and the analyst maintains a Buy rating.
Indraprastha Gas Ltd.- Company Update-June 22, 2010Angel Broking
The document discusses Indraprastha Gas (IGL), an Indian city gas distribution company. It makes the following key points:
1) IGL recently increased CNG prices by Rs.5.6/kg, more than offsetting expected margin declines from higher gas costs. This reduces risks to IGL's margins.
2) With gas prices frozen until 2014, IGL may not need major price hikes, further reducing margin risks.
3) Strong volume growth from new CNG vehicles and domestic PNG connections will drive earnings growth of 17.5% annually for IGL over 2010-2012.
4) Lower risks and higher earnings lead the analyst to increase their target price for
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The document discusses an update on Indraprastha Gas (IGL). Key points include:
1) IGL recently increased CNG prices in Delhi by Rs.5.6/kg, more than offsetting expected margin declines from higher gas costs.
2) This eliminates concerns around IGL's ability to pass on higher costs without regulatory issues.
3) Strong volume growth from new CNG vehicles and domestic PNG, coupled with stable margins, is expected to drive 17.5% profit growth for IGL over the next few years.
4) The analyst upgrades IGL to "Buy" with a revised target price of Rs. 301 due to lower risks and higher earnings estimates.
The key points from the document are:
1) Indian stock markets opened lower but recovered most losses to end the day with modest gains, as buying was seen in metal and banking stocks.
2) Gateway Distriparks won a tender for a 2.58 hectare plot that will help expand its container handling capacity.
3) The document provides analysis and commentary on recent company news, market trends, and investment recommendations.
The market summary provides an overview of the performance of key indices and sectors in the Indian market on 30/04/2010. The Nifty closed at 5255, up 0.74% while the Sensex closed at 17503, up 0.71%. Top gainers were UNITECH (4.34%), RPOWER (4.12%), and ICICIBANK (3.11%) while top losers were POWERGRID (-4.40%), BPCL (-2.86%), and IDEA (-2.77%). Realty (1.96%) and CD (1.69%) sectors saw gains while FMCG (-0.96%) saw losses. The document provides support and resistance levels for key stocks
The document provides a market summary for March 5, 2010 including:
- The Nifty and Sensex indices opened higher but closed slightly up.
- The top gainers were BPCL, Hero Honda, and Tata Motors, while the top losers were Ambuja Cements, Wipro, and Tata Steel.
- Most sectors closed positively with realty and auto performing best while metal declined.
- The report provides support and resistance levels for various stocks and recommends trading with a positive bias in select mid-cap stocks.
The market indices opened on a positive note but traded in a narrow range and closed with marginal gains. Top gainers were M&M, TATAMOTOR, RELCAPITAL, STER and HDFC, while top losers were SAIL, AXISBANK, RPOWER, ACC and IDFC. Auto and IT sectors saw gains while metal and banking sectors saw losses. Momentum was seen on the upside once key resistance levels were crossed, while support levels were identified for downside movement. Specific stocks were highlighted as positive and negative biased over the next 2-3 days.
The market summary provides an overview of the performance of key indices and sectors in the Indian market on April 15, 2010. The Nifty and Sensex opened flat and traded in a narrow range, closing slightly lower. Top gainers during the day were Infosys, HCL Technologies, and TCS, while top losers were Hero Honda, HDFC, and IDFC. The auto and banking sectors underperformed, while the IT sector saw gains. The technical outlook was positive, with support seen at 5300 levels and resistance at 5360.
The market indices opened flat but ended in the red. Key gainers were SAIL, RCOM, HDFC, SUNPHARMA and GAIL, while major losers were TCS, ITC, HINDUNILVR, HINDALCO and IDEA. FMCG and IT sectors saw losses while healthcare saw gains. Technical indicators suggest the indices may test lower support levels if they trade below given thresholds, but a bounce back is also possible. Key stocks with positive bias included RCOM and NTPC, while negative bias stocks were HINDALCO and IBREALEST.
The market summary provides an overview of the day's trading activity in the Indian markets. Key points:
- The Nifty closed at 5291, up 0.79% for the day, while the Sensex closed at 17,693, up 0.94%.
- Top gainers were TCS, JPASSOCIATE, and TATASTEEL. Top losers were HINDUNILVR, BHARTIARTL, and MARUTI.
- IT and Capital Goods sectors saw gains over 2%, while Metals and Consumer Durables saw gains over 1%.
- The report indicates the markets may test higher levels if indices sustain above key support levels, but may see consolidation
The document provides a market summary for May 7, 2010 including:
1) Key indices like Nifty and Sensex opened lower but closed slightly down.
2) Top gainers and losers among stocks.
3) Sectoral performances with CG and Metal losing the most.
4) A view is provided that indices may trade in a range of 17000-17920/5100-5366 in the coming week.
The market summary provides an overview of the performance of key indices and sectors in the Indian market on 14/06/2010. The Nifty closed at 5119 points, up 0.80% while the Sensex closed at 17065 points, up 0.84%. Among the top gainers were BHEL at 3.04% and Reliance at 2.93%. The top losers were Unitech at 3.68% and Bharti Airtel at 3.58%. The oil & gas sector saw gains of 1.67% while the banking sector was up 1.04%. The document maintains a positive bias for the market for the coming week as long as indices hold above 16550/4960
The market summary provides an overview of the performance of key indices and sectors in the Indian market on 11/05/2010. The Nifty and Sensex closed higher by 3.5% and 3.35% respectively. The top gainers were RELINFRA, UNITECH and TATASTEEL, while the top losers were CIPLA, BPCL and CIPLA. The realty and metal sectors saw the highest gains. The market opened with a gap up on strong global cues and rallied through the day to close near the high point. The summary also provides key support and resistance levels for indices and stocks.
The market summary provides an overview of the day's trading activity in the Indian markets. The key indices, Nifty and Sensex, opened flat but surged late in the day to close with small gains of 0.40% and 0.32% respectively. On the sectoral front, healthcare and FMCG gained over 1% while technology saw losses. Top gainers were led by Kotak Bank and top losers by Bharti Airtel. The document also provides key stock pivots and recommends some stocks with positive and negative bias for the next 2-3 days.
The document provides a summary of the Indian stock market indices and sector performances on 15/09/2010. It notes that the key indices, Sensex and Nifty, opened positively and reached new 52-week highs before closing up slightly. The top gainers were led by Kotak Bank, Wipro, and JPAssociat, while the top losers were Hindalco, ACC, and SBIN. Most sectors closed up except for metals. The report identifies potential support and resistance levels and lists stocks that may trend positively or negatively over the next 2-3 days. Pivot point values are also provided for various stocks.
The document provides a market summary for September 20, 2010. It lists the day's performance of key indices like Nifty and Sensex, along with the top gainers and losers. Specific sector performances are also highlighted. The report predicts that indices may rise further in the coming week but sees potential for consolidation or correction at certain levels. It also lists positive and negative stocks to watch. Pivot points are provided for several stocks. The research team details are given at the end.
The markets opened positively but were unable to sustain gains and closed in the red. The Nifty witnessed a bearish candlestick pattern and negative momentum in indicators like RSI and Stochastic, suggesting further downside. Key support levels for the indices are 17,558/5,250 and resistance is at 17,793/5,330. Top gainers during the day were DLF, Tata Motors and Cairn India, while top losers were HCL Tech, HDFC Bank and Ambuja Cements. The IT and tech sectors closed lower by around 2-3%, while PSU and realty sectors gained.
The market summary provides an overview of the performance of key indices and sectors in the Indian market on March 25, 2010. The Nifty and Sensex opened marginally higher but witnessed volatility throughout the day, closing with small gains. Certain sectors such as healthcare and oil & gas performed positively, while realty declined. Top gainers during the day included Cairn India and HDFC Bank, while top losers were Tata Motors and IDFC. The technical indicators suggest the indices may rise further if levels are sustained, but downside support is also indicated.
The market summary provides an overview of the performance of key indices and sectors in the Indian market on the given date. Some of the key details include:
- The Nifty and Sensex opened lower due to weak global cues and fell further in the second half of the session, closing near the day's lows.
- Most sectors ended in negative territory with realty, oil & gas, and metal among the top losers.
- Top gainers were led by Sun Pharma, ABB, and SBI while top losers included SAIL, JPAssociate, and Reliance.
- Technical indicators on daily charts show the indices breaking below support levels and momentum oscillators turning
The market summary provides an overview of the day's trading activity in the Indian stock market. Key indices like Nifty and Sensex opened flat but declined through the day, closing down 0.69% and 0.71% respectively. Top gainers were BPCL, Ranbaxy, and ITC, while top losers were HCLTech, ACC, and JPAssociates. Most sectors closed in the red, with metals and IT among the biggest decliners. The report analyzes technical indicators and concludes the market may see further consolidation or minor corrections if key support levels are broken, while upside potential remains if resistance levels are crossed.
The market summary provides an overview of the day's trading activity in the Indian stock market. Key indices like Nifty and Sensex opened flat but declined through the day, closing down 0.69% and 0.71% respectively. Top gainers were led by BPCL at 4.73% gain, while top losers were led by HCLTECH at 2.72% loss. Metals and IT sectors underperformed, falling 1.9% and 1.24% respectively. The report analyzes technical indicators and suggests the market may see further consolidation or minor correction if key support levels are broken.
The market summary provides an overview of the day's trading activity in the Indian markets. The key indices, Nifty and Sensex, opened higher and traded in a narrow range before closing up by around 0.66%. On sectoral performance, Realty and Metal gained the most while FMCG declined slightly. In terms of individual stocks, JPASSOCIAT gained the most while RPOWER lost the most. Technical indicators show that if indices sustain above recent highs, further gains are possible in the coming sessions. Pivot levels are provided for various stocks to watch their near term trading ranges.
The Indian markets are expected to open higher, tracking gains in most Asian markets. Spain has asked for a bailout of up to €100 billion for its banking system. Chinese exports grew more than expected in May. In India, shares extended gains for a fifth session despite weak global cues as major central banks held off on additional stimulus. The key support and resistance levels for the Nifty are 5,023 and 5,114 respectively. L&T has bagged orders worth Rs. 483 crore to build commercial vessels in Qatar. Vedanta Resources has acquired a 24.5% stake in Raykal Aluminium for Rs. 201 crore.
Axis Bank reported a 27.0% year-over-year increase in net profit to Rs. 942 crore for the first quarter of fiscal year 2012, in line with analyst estimates. Business growth momentum slowed as advances declined 7.4% quarter-over-quarter and deposits fell 3.0% quarter-over-quarter, moderating the bank's cash-deposit ratio to 40.5% from 41.1% last quarter. However, asset quality remained healthy with slippage ratio declining to 0.8% and gross and net NPA ratios stable.
1) For 1QFY2012, Electrosteel Castings reported 16.4% sales growth but margins declined due to higher raw material costs. EBITDA fell 18.2% and net profit declined 7.2%.
2) While sales volumes grew, costs increased more due to a rise in raw material costs as a percentage of sales.
3) The company maintains a buy recommendation due to initiatives in steelmaking and backward integration that should lower costs starting in FY2013 and valuation remains attractive.
1) For 1QFY2012, Persistent Systems reported revenues of ₹224 crore, up 5.2% over the previous quarter and 23.6% over the same period last year.
2) EBITDA was ₹40 crore, up 5.3% over the previous quarter but margins declined.
3) PAT was ₹28 crore, down 16.8% over the previous quarter due to higher taxes.
4) Management maintained revenue guidance of 29% growth for FY2012 and expects PAT to remain flat despite higher tax rates.
HT Media reported a 22.7% year-over-year increase in revenue to ₹494 crore for the first quarter of FY2012. Revenue was also up 5.8% quarter-over-quarter. Advertising revenue grew 17% year-over-year, with 18% growth in English and 15% growth in Hindi. Operating profit rose 11.8% year-over-year to ₹87.8 crore due to higher other income and lower tax rates, although operating margins contracted by 174 basis points. The company maintained its Accumulate rating based on expectations of continued revenue growth and margin expansion.
The summary is:
1) The derivative report analyzes the performance of the Nifty futures, options, and key stocks from the previous trading session on July 18, 2011.
2) It provides details on changes in open interest, premium levels, volatility, and turnover for various derivatives contracts.
3) Trading strategies and technical analysis is also given for some stocks along with risk-reward profiles of sample spreads trades for the Nifty.
The market ended lower, with the Sensex and Nifty closing down 0.3%. Mid- and small-cap indices closed higher. Select heavyweights like Hindalco Industries and BHEL gained 1-3%, while TCS and Tata Motors lost 1-2%. In corporate news, Motherson Sumi Systems agreed to acquire an 80% stake in Peguform for €141.5 million. HDFC Bank, Cadila Healthcare, Crompton Greaves, and Ashok Leyland are scheduled to announce their quarterly results. The trend for the day will be decided by whether Nifty trades above or below the levels of 18,533/5,572 in early trade.
- GSM subscriber additions in India continued their declining trend in June 2011, with net additions of 9.6 million, down 10% from the previous month.
- All major operators except BSNL reported a drop in subscriber additions. Bharti and Vodafone each added 2.1 million subscribers.
- The total GSM subscriber base reached 598.8 million in June 2011, with Bharti, Vodafone, Idea and BSNL maintaining their major market shares.
The document provides a technical analysis of the Indian stock market indices Sensex and Nifty for the week of July 16, 2011. It summarizes that the indices declined over 1.5% for the week and are currently trading in a range between 18,326/5496 on the downside and 19,132/5740 on the upside. It notes that a break above or below this range would dictate the direction of the upcoming trend. The analysis also lists pivot levels for 50 Nifty stocks to watch in the coming week.
The document provides a summary of derivative market activity in India for July 18, 2011. Key points include:
- Nifty futures open interest increased 0.67% while Mini Nifty increased 3.48% as the market closed at 5581.10
- Nifty July futures closed at a premium of 5.85 points and August futures at a premium of 22.60 points
- Implied volatility of at-the-money options decreased from 18% to 17.3%
- Total open interest in the market was Rs. 135,158 crore with stock futures open interest at Rs. 34,675 crore.
The indices opened flat but traded choppily throughout the day. Metal, auto and realty stocks declined while IT stocks gained. The indices are currently trading in a range between 18,326-18,810/5496-5653 on the downside and 19,132-19,094/5740-5700 on the upside. A break above these resistance levels could lead to further gains while a break below support could result in losses extending to 17,805-17,950/5350-5400. Pivot levels for 50 Nifty stocks are provided.
- The key Indian stock indices declined slightly, with the Sensex and Nifty closing down 0.3%.
- GSM subscriber additions in India continued their declining trend in June across most major operators such as Idea, Bharti Airtel, and Vodafone. Total GSM subscriber addition was 9.6 million, down 10% from the previous month.
- Tata Motors reported flat annual global sales growth in June 2011 compared to the previous year.
- South Indian Bank reported a 41.2% year-over-year increase in net profit to Rs. 82 crores for the first quarter of fiscal year 2012, slightly below analyst estimates.
- Business growth remained strong, with advances growth of 31.2% and deposits growth of 35.5% year-over-year. However, net interest margins compressed by 29 basis points sequentially to 2.8% due to a sharp rise in the bank's cost of deposits.
- Non-interest income was boosted by treasury gains, but fee income growth was modest. Asset quality was stable with gross and net NPAs rising marginally, and provision coverage at a comfortable 73.1%.
Bajaj Auto reported marginally lower-than-expected results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2012, with net sales growth of 22.8% year-over-year driven by a 17.7% increase in volumes. However, operating margins contracted by 145 basis points quarter-over-quarter to 19.1% due to a 150 basis point increase in raw material costs. As a result, net profit grew by 20.5% year-over-year to ₹711 crore, which was slightly below analyst estimates. Going forward, the analyst expects further margin pressure and has revised downward its earnings estimates for fiscal years 2012 and 2013 to factor in higher raw material costs and changes to export incentives.
1) Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) reported strong results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2012, outperforming expectations with revenue growth of 6.3% over the previous quarter and 31.4% over the same quarter of the previous fiscal year.
2) A key highlight was 7.4% quarter-over-quarter growth in business volumes. While profit margins declined due to wage hikes, net profit remained flat due to foreign exchange gains.
3) Management maintained a positive outlook, highlighting strong demand environment and deal pipeline, and expects pricing increases later in the fiscal year.
The document summarizes the Indian stock market outlook and performance on July 15, 2011. It reports that domestic indices closed with modest gains of 0.1-0.4%, while global indices declined. Wholesale price inflation in India rose to 9.44% in June 2011, above estimates and persisting above 9% for seven months, driven by increases in primary articles and fuel costs. Key benchmark levels are identified for determining if the market may continue rallying or correct in the near term.
The summary is:
1) The derivative report analyzes the movement in Nifty futures, options, and individual stocks between July 14-15, 2011.
2) Nifty futures open interest decreased while mini Nifty open interest increased as the market closed at 5599.80.
3) Implied volatility of at-the-money options increased from 17.6% to 18%.
The Sensex and Nifty indices opened lower and traded with volatility, closing marginally lower. On the sectoral front, Realty, Banks and Healthcare gained while IT and FMCG fell. The advance-decline ratio favored advancing stocks. On the daily chart, prices tested but did not close above the downward gap area of 18,679-18,589/5,601-5,580 levels. Immediate resistance is seen at 18,735/5,633, while 18,449/5,541 is crucial support.
1) Infosys reported modest revenue growth of 3.2% qoq for 1QFY2012. EBITDA and margins declined due to wage hikes.
2) Guidance for 2QFY2012 revenue growth was lower than expected at 3.5-5% qoq. Annual revenue growth guidance was unchanged.
3) The analyst revised EPS estimates down and cut the target price to INR 3,200 due to macro concerns and muted guidance.
This document summarizes a derivative report from India Research dated July 13, 2011. Some key points:
- The Nifty futures open interest increased 0.51% while Minifty futures open interest rose 8.2% as the market closed at 5526.15.
- Implied volatility of at-the-money options increased from 18% to 19.75%. PCR-OI decreased from 1.20 to 1.15.
- Total open interest of the market is Rs. 125,816 crore and stock futures open interest is Rs. 33,500 crore.
- FII were net sellers of Rs. 969 crore in the cash market segment. Put-call
1. Date : 21/04/2010
Market Summary
Indices Top 5 Gainers Top 5 Losers Sectoral Watch
Nifty Sensex Stocks % Gain Stocks % Loss Sector %G/L
Open 5208 17395 GESHIPPING 5.85 TCS 2.76 REALTY 3.08
High 5257 17560 UNITECH 4.50 HERO HONDA 2.31 BANKEX 1.53
Low 5208 17395 IDFC 4.41 DR REDDY 2.30 PSU 1.48
Close 5230 17449 LIC HSG FI 3.41 SINTEX 1.18 TECK (1.00)
% Chg 0.51 0.34 SBI 3.24 ITC 0.62 IT (1.28)
Source : Falcon NIFTY FUTURE DLY CHART
Markets opened on a positive note and gained upside momentum after the announcement of RBI monetary
policy. We witnessed strong buying in large cap banking stocks along with good volumes. Also, the price pattern
on the Bank nifty (Future) resembles a Morning Star Formation. This indicates a rally up to 9700 levels.
On the daily chart (Nifty future), we are witnessing the momentum oscillator (Stochastic) signaling a positive
crossover in the oversold zone. Also, the market has managed to close above 5226 level, thus indicating upside
till 5300 level, as mentioned in previous report. On the downside, the range between 5180 to 5160 levels would
act as a crucial support zone for the market.
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