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Monday, December 29, 2008
TRADING CALL
TRADING CALL AT 2.30 PM IST DECEMBER 29
BUY ROLTA CMP RS. 109.10 FOR
SHORT TERM DELIVERY TARGET OF RS.122
MARKETS AT 2.38 PM
SENSEX AT 9484 , 155 POINTS UP,
NIFTY AT 2904 , 47 POINTS UP.
BUY ROLTA CMP RS. 109.10 FOR
SHORT TERM DELIVERY TARGET OF RS.122
MARKETS AT 2.38 PM
SENSEX AT 9484 , 155 POINTS UP,
NIFTY AT 2904 , 47 POINTS UP.
Sunday, December 28, 2008
TRADING CALL FOR DEC 29
DEC 29 MONDAY
Sell BHEL Futures at CMP Rs 1301 ,
for short term delivery target Rs 1200.
Sell BHEL Futures at CMP Rs 1301 ,
for short term delivery target Rs 1200.
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Monday, December 22, 2008
TRADING CALL
TRADING CALL FOR DECEMBER 23
SHORT CROMPTON GREAVES LTD @ RS.135
FOR A TARGET PRICE OF RS.125AND SL
RS.140.
SHORT CROMPTON GREAVES LTD @ RS.135
FOR A TARGET PRICE OF RS.125AND SL
RS.140.
Sunday, December 21, 2008
TRADING CALL FOR DEC 22 2008
TRADING CALL FOR THE DAY
Buy Maruti CMP Rs 549
Stop Loss Rs 535
Target Rs 578.
Buy Maruti CMP Rs 549
Stop Loss Rs 535
Target Rs 578.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Friday, December 12, 2008
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
TRADING CALL FOR DEC 10 2008
DEC 10 WEDNESDAY
TRADING CALL FOR THE DAY
Buy Tata Power above Rs 705 , which could see the
stock touching the levels of Rs 740 in the near term.
TRADING CALL FOR THE DAY
Buy Tata Power above Rs 705 , which could see the
stock touching the levels of Rs 740 in the near term.
Monday, December 8, 2008
Sunday, December 7, 2008
TRADING CALL FOR DEC 8 2008
DEC 8 MONDAY
Trading call for the day
1. Buy Adlabs at CMP Rs 168
For short term delivery
Target Rs 185.
Trading call for the day
1. Buy Adlabs at CMP Rs 168
For short term delivery
Target Rs 185.
Thursday, December 4, 2008
TRADING CALL FOR DEC 5 2008
DEC 5 FRIDAY
Trading call
1. Buy Reiance Infrastructure CMP Rs 546
for short term delivery
Target Rs 580.
Trading call
1. Buy Reiance Infrastructure CMP Rs 546
for short term delivery
Target Rs 580.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
trading call
TRADING CALL FOR DECEMBER 4
BUY CESC FOR SHORT TERM DELIVERY
TARGET RS.253.
A BOUNCE BACK IS EXPECTED,AT LEAST
EARLY ON DUE TO OVERNIGHT RALLY IN US
SHARES AND FIRM ASIAN MARKETS.
BUY CESC FOR SHORT TERM DELIVERY
TARGET RS.253.
A BOUNCE BACK IS EXPECTED,AT LEAST
EARLY ON DUE TO OVERNIGHT RALLY IN US
SHARES AND FIRM ASIAN MARKETS.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
TRADING CALL ON DEC 3 2008
DEC 3 WEDNESDAY
Trading call for the day
1. Buy Bharati Airtel CMP Rs 671
For short term delivery
Target Rs 705.
Trading call for the day
1. Buy Bharati Airtel CMP Rs 671
For short term delivery
Target Rs 705.
Monday, December 1, 2008
TRADING CALL ON DEC 2 2008
DEC 2 TUESDAY
Trading call on Dec 2 Tuesday
Sell Bank of Baroda Futures CMP Rs 246 for
short term delivery .
Target of Rs 230
Stop loss Rs 256.
Markets will tumble at start.
Trading call on Dec 2 Tuesday
Sell Bank of Baroda Futures CMP Rs 246 for
short term delivery .
Target of Rs 230
Stop loss Rs 256.
Markets will tumble at start.
UPDATE
MARKET UPDATE FOR DECEMBER 1
Weak European markets, fall in US index futures and dismal
economicdata which added to the concerns about the weakening
domestic andglobal economy pulled the domestic bourses to
intraday low in latetrade. The BSE 30-share Sensex lost
252.85 points, or 2.78%,shedding 486.81 points from the
day's high. The market reversedearlier strong gains in the
second half of the trading session. Volatility was high. After
an initial surge triggered by areshuffle of key government
posts on Sunday, 30 November 2008, themarket pared gains
in mid-morning trade as a survey showed fall inIndia's
manufacturing output in the month just gone by. The market
firmed up again in early afternoon trade but it shortly pared
gains. From that low, the market once again firm up in
afternoontrade.
Data showing fall in exports in October 2008, weak European
marketsand a further fall in US index futures pulled the
domestic bourseslower in mid-afternoon trade. The Sensex
swung 523.34 pointsbetween the day's high and low. Exports
fell an annual 12.1% in October 2008 to $12.82 billion, the
\
first year-on-year fall in nearly three years, as slowing output at
home and weakening economies in key overseas markets slashed
demand. The data hit the market at about 14:20 IST. Meanwhile,
a survey showed India's manufacturing output shrank forthe
first time in 3-1/2 years in November 2008 as credit conditions
tightened and the global financial crisis hurt sentiment and
reduced demand. The ABN AMRO Bank purchasing managers'
index (PMI),based on a survey of 500 companies, fell sharply to
a seasonallyadjusted 45.8 in November 2008, the first time it
has contractedsince the survey began in April 2005 and well
below October 2008's52.2.
A reading above 50 signals economic expansion while a figure
below50 suggests contraction. Trading in US index futures
indicated the Dow could fall 158 pointsat the opening bell
on grim manufacturing figures from China.China's manufacturing
industry slumped in November 2008 as neworders, especially
from abroad, tumbled in the face of deepeningeconomic gloom
and financial uncertainty, two separate surveys onMonday, 1
December 2008, showed. Asian markets were mixed. Japan's
Nikkei average fell 1.35% asglobal recession fears prompted
investors to book profits afterlast week's rally, with exporters
such as Toyota Motor Corpslipping on a firmer yen. Key
benchmark indices in South korea andSingapore were down
by between 1.58% to 1.62%. But key benchmarkindices in
China, Hong Kong and Taiwan were up by between 1.25%
to1.59%.
Weak European markets, fall in US index futures and dismal
economicdata which added to the concerns about the weakening
domestic andglobal economy pulled the domestic bourses to
intraday low in latetrade. The BSE 30-share Sensex lost
252.85 points, or 2.78%,shedding 486.81 points from the
day's high. The market reversedearlier strong gains in the
second half of the trading session. Volatility was high. After
an initial surge triggered by areshuffle of key government
posts on Sunday, 30 November 2008, themarket pared gains
in mid-morning trade as a survey showed fall inIndia's
manufacturing output in the month just gone by. The market
firmed up again in early afternoon trade but it shortly pared
gains. From that low, the market once again firm up in
afternoontrade.
Data showing fall in exports in October 2008, weak European
marketsand a further fall in US index futures pulled the
domestic bourseslower in mid-afternoon trade. The Sensex
swung 523.34 pointsbetween the day's high and low. Exports
fell an annual 12.1% in October 2008 to $12.82 billion, the
\
first year-on-year fall in nearly three years, as slowing output at
home and weakening economies in key overseas markets slashed
demand. The data hit the market at about 14:20 IST. Meanwhile,
a survey showed India's manufacturing output shrank forthe
first time in 3-1/2 years in November 2008 as credit conditions
tightened and the global financial crisis hurt sentiment and
reduced demand. The ABN AMRO Bank purchasing managers'
index (PMI),based on a survey of 500 companies, fell sharply to
a seasonallyadjusted 45.8 in November 2008, the first time it
has contractedsince the survey began in April 2005 and well
below October 2008's52.2.
A reading above 50 signals economic expansion while a figure
below50 suggests contraction. Trading in US index futures
indicated the Dow could fall 158 pointsat the opening bell
on grim manufacturing figures from China.China's manufacturing
industry slumped in November 2008 as neworders, especially
from abroad, tumbled in the face of deepeningeconomic gloom
and financial uncertainty, two separate surveys onMonday, 1
December 2008, showed. Asian markets were mixed. Japan's
Nikkei average fell 1.35% asglobal recession fears prompted
investors to book profits afterlast week's rally, with exporters
such as Toyota Motor Corpslipping on a firmer yen. Key
benchmark indices in South korea andSingapore were down
by between 1.58% to 1.62%. But key benchmarkindices in
China, Hong Kong and Taiwan were up by between 1.25%
to1.59%.
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