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| | | | | | AJMERA REALTY (BUY) - RSI is at 58 level, indicating more buying.
- Stochastic is moving in neutral territory showing positive crossover also indicating upside.
- MACD is likely to cross its signal line from below.
| CMP | Buy/Sell | Target Price | Stop Loss | Support/ Resistance | 268.60 | BUY | 271/275/279 | 263 | 240/280 | BANK OF INDIA (BUY) - Stock making ascending triangle pattern which is sign of bull trend.
- The stock has rebounded after undergoing a deep correction and has breached its resistance at 540 levels with good volumes indicating that it will move upwards from here.
- Stock next resistance level seems at 570 if its break then stock could rise up to 590
| CMP | Buy/Sell | Target Price | Stop Loss | Support/ Resistance | | 550.70 | SELL | 555/565/575 | 542 | 510/567 |
KPIT CUMMINS(BUY) - RSI is trading in neutral territory at 51 on the brink of entering into positive territory.
- Stochastic is moving in oversold territory and also on brink of entering into positive zone
- MACD showing positive divergence
| CMP | Buy/Sell | Target Price | Stop Loss | Support/ Resistance | | 165.20 | BUY | 167/170/173 | 161 | 159/170 |
AEGIES LOGISTICS (SELL) - RSI is at neutral territory at 36 levels and showing negative crossover moving towards oversold territory.
- Stochastic is moving in oversold territory showing negative crossover also indicating downside.
- MACD showing negative divergence
| CMP | Buy/Sell | Target Price | Stop Loss | Support/ Resistance | | 330.90 | SELL | 327/322/315 | 338 | 300/387 |
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SELL JINDALSTEEL BELOW 705 T 695 685 675 SL 715 & SELL HINDALCO BELOW 210 T 205 200 195 SL 213 & SELL SAIL BELOW 218 T 214 210 206 202 SL 221 & SELL JINDALSAW BELOW 218 T 215 212 209 206 SL 220 & SELL TISCO BELOW 622 T 616 610 604 598 SL 628 & SELL JSWSTEEL BELOW 1275 T 1265 1255 1245 SL 1285 & SELL BHUSANSTEEL BELOW 518 T 510 502 494 SL 522 & SELL BIOCON BELOW 446 T 440 434 428 SL 449 & SELL BHEL BELOW 2548 T 2536 2524 2512 SL 2558 & SELL BOBBANK BELOW 984 T 976 968 960 SL 988 & SELL BOIBANK BELOW 542 T 536 530 524 SL 545 & SELL AXISBANK BELOW 1480 T 1470 1460 1450 SL 1490 & SELL ABAN BELOW 818 T 810 802 794 SL 822 & SBIBANK BELOW 3150 T 3125 3100 3075 & SELL KOTAKBANK BELOW 495 T 490 485 480 SL 498 & SELL HPCL BELOW 510 T 500 490 480 SL 515 & SELL ICICIBANK BELOW 1115 T 1105 1095 1085 SL 1125 & SELL TELCO BELOW 1160 T 1145 1130 1115 SL 1170 & SELL TCS BELOW 978 T 970 962 954 SL 982 & SELL DLF BELOW 368 T 364 360 356 SL 370 & SELL HDIL BELOW 272 T 268 264 260 SL 274 & SELL IBREAL BELOW 208 T 204 200 196 SL 210 & SELL RELCAP BELOW 820 T 810 800 790 SL 825 & SELL HDFCBANK BELOW 2340 T 2330 2310 2300 SL 2350 & SELL HDFC BELOW 695 T 685 675 665 SL 700 && { NOTE ; ALL LEVEL CLOSING BASE }
BUY MNM SL 698 T 730 & BUY JINDALSWL SL 2078 T 2310 & BUY GMDC SL 145 T 166 & BUY INDIANBANK SL 290 T 320 & BUY INDIANBANK SL 132 T 146 & BUY SYANDNBANK SL 132 T 146 & BUY COLGATE SL 843 T 893 & BUY IOC SL 408 T 426 & BUY GSPL SL 120 T 134 & BUY PETRONET SL 123 T 134 & BUY BHUSANSTEL SL 518 T 547 & BUY AMBUJACEM SL 135 T 153 & BUY PTC SL 131 T 163 & BUY HINDALUM SL 48 T 115 & SELL SBI SL 3210 T 3177 3161 & SELL ACC SL 997 T 973 965 & BUY IDBIBANK SL 161 T 177 181 & BUY DLF SL 363 T 383 393 & BUY UNIONBANK SL 390 T 420 & BUY PATNAI SL 453 T 485 & BUY GAIL SL 490 T 520 & BUY TCS SL 969 T 1003 & BUY INFOSYS SL 3007 T 3057 & BUY BHUSANSTEL ABV 530 T 545 SL 526 & BUY HINDZINC ABV 1238 T 1255 SL 1232 & BUY IFCI ABV 74 T 77 SL 72 &BUY ABNOVO BELOW 846 T 834 SL 849 & BUY CANBANK SL 684 T 775 & BUY CANTRALBANK SL 217 T 246 & BUY GODRAJIND SL 381 T 431 & BUY HDFC SL 685 T 775 & BUY IBULL SL 203 T 230 & BUY LUPIN SL 429 T 486 & BUY MADRASCEM SL 110 T 124 & BUY MUNDRAPORT SL 169 T 191 & BUY OBCBANK SL 100 T 113 & BUY TULIP SL 180 T 205 & BUY UNIPHOS SL 199 T 225
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| | | | | | Fueled healthy corporate earnings reports and better than expected economic data, US markets closed marginally higher. The markets started the day on positive note, after a series of strong quarterly earnings reports from global shipping firm United Parcel Service, telecom operator AT&T, fast food giant McDonald's, farm & construction machinery manufacturer Caterpillar and insurance firm Travelers. Markets also cheered report from Conference Board which showed that its index of leading economic indicators saw a 0.3% increase in September, in-line with expectations. Some positive bias also came after US first-time unemployment benefits declined 23,000 to 4,52,000 for the week ended October. However, markets pared some of the gains on concerns of more scrutiny over banks' mortgage transactions. A stronger US dollar and weak commodity prices also weighed on investors sentiments. | | | |
| | | | | | European markets closed firm as a flurry of strong earnings reports from US & European companies and better-than-expected growth numbers from Germany helped markets overshadowing struggling British economy. Market sentiments were lifted after data showed that German private sector growth accelerated during October as both manufacturing and services sector expanded at a stronger pace. The Flash Germany Composite Output Index increased to a reading of 56 from 54.7 in September. Further, a slew of strong corporate earnings from the likes of Nokia to UPS helped markets higher. Meanwhile, markets overlooked reports that showed decelerating Euro zone private sector growth and an unexpected fall in UK's retail sales. | | | |
| | | | | | The domestic bourses ended on a robust note after trading rangebound during the first half of the session. The benchmark indices kicked off the day on a positive note tracking strong global cues. The Asian markets traded on a mixed note amid slow down in China's economy during the year. On the flipside, the US market closed on a strong note overnight amid some better-than-expected corporate results, boosting the morning. The domestic benchmark indices were seen trading rangeboung till mid-session. But during the second half the bourses gained substantial momentum and journeyed northwards, making fresh intraday highs. Finally, the benchmark Nifty managed to close above the 6,100 mark. In the sectorial front, the FMCG space was in limelight, gaining the most by 3.19% on the back of significant buying interest. Besides, the Banking, Oil&Gas and Metal sectors also gave good support surging by more than 2% each. Both the Nifty and Sensex managed to close near their respective session highs. The NSE Nifty closed above the 6,100 mark, while the BSE Sensex ended above the 20,250 level. | | | |
| | | | Index | Latest | 1 D Chg(%) | YTD(%) | | NSE Index (21 Oct 2010) | 6101.50 | 2.00 | 17.31 | | Sensex (21 Oct 2010) | 20260.58 | 1.95 | 16.01 | | Dow Jones Ind. .. (21 Oct 2010) | 11146.57 | 0.35 | 6.89 | | Nasdaq Composit.. (21 Oct 2010) | 2459.67 | 0.09 | 8.40 | | Hang Seng (21 Oct 2010) | 23649.48 | 0.39 | 8.12 | | Straits Times (21 Oct 2010) | 3163.53 | -0.49 | 9.18 | | FTSE 100 (21 Oct 2010) | 5757.86 | 0.50 | 6.37 | | CAC 40 (21 Oct 2010) | 3878.27 | 1.31 | -1.47 | | | Sectors | Close | 1D Chg(%) | | BSE IT | 6060.67 | 0.88 | | BSEPSU | 10421.85 | 1.49 | | OILGAS | 10973.48 | 1.99 | | | Advance Decline Ratio | Value(in Cr.) | Exchange | | 29.00 | 869.25 | SENSEX | | 24.00 | 6706.58 | NIFTY | |
| | SENSEX | NIFTY | | Top Gainers | Close | 1D Gain(%) | YTD(%) | | Hindalco Industries Ltd. | 213.15 | 5.05 | 32.60 | | Bharti Airtel Ltd. | 337.45 | 5.03 | 2.63 | | Hindustan Unilever Ltd. | 305.35 | 3.95 | 15.34 | | | Top Gainers | Close | 1D Gain(%) | YTD(%) | | Hindalco Industries Ltd. | 213.35 | 5.02 | 32.64 | | Bharti Airtel Ltd. | 337.10 | 4.93 | 2.23 | | Hindustan Unilever Ltd. | 306.45 | 4.45 | 15.73 | | | | | Top Losers | Close | 1D Loss(%) | YTD(%) | | NTPC Ltd. | 205.65 | -0.12 | -12.75 | | | Top Losers | Close | 1D Loss(%) | YTD(%) | | HCL Technologies Ltd. | 423.60 | -0.59 | 14.09 | | Cairn India Ltd. | 337.30 | -0.07 | 19.55 | |
| | Top | Most Active Stocks by value (in Cr) | | BSE | Close | %Chg | Value(in Cr.) | Volume | | RIL | 1048.70 | 2.91 | 164.86 | 1534133 | | SBI | 3094.45 | 3.29 | 116.77 | 369124 | | Tata Steel | 615.55 | 2.07 | 69.29 | 1107172 | | HDFC | 700.50 | 0.51 | 65.15 | 927842 | | ICICI Bank | 1112.70 | 1.49 | 55.56 | 495953 | | | | | NSE | Close | %Chg | Value(in Cr.) | Volume | | RIL | 1049.45 | 3.07 | 916.52 | 8520014 | | ICICI Bank | 1113.90 | 1.41 | 425.98 | 3805812 | | HDFC | 697.90 | 0.98 | 420.19 | 5981874 | | SBI | 3094.35 | 3.26 | 409.65 | 1295206 | | InfosysTechn | 3018.60 | 0.53 | 347.44 | 1153990 | | | | | | Strike Price | Value | Price | %Chg | | Most Active Calls by Contract Value (in Cr) | | NIFTY ( 28 Oct 2010 ) | 6100.00 | 1478585.13 | 82.10 | -57.98 | | NIFTY ( 28 Oct 2010 ) | 6200.00 | 1201672.10 | 35.90 | -57.94 | | | Most Active Puts by Contract Value (in Cr) | | NIFTY ( 28 Oct 2010 ) | 6000.00 | 1263697.21 | 20.40 | 242.65 | | NIFTY ( 28 Oct 2010 ) | 6100.00 | 1183747.13 | 45.15 | 171.65 | | | Most Active Future by Contracts Value (in Cr) | | RELIANCE ( 28 Oct 2010 ) | - | 145806.74 | 1086.20 | -2.82 | | SBIN ( 28 Oct 2010 ) | - | 93629.82 | 3217.30 | -3.18 | |
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| | | | | | | Crude oil prices tumbled to settle below USD 82. Prices inched lower after a sell off sparked by the dollar's recovery from an earlier dip, as doubts re-emerged about the extent of potential U.S. monetary easing. Gold prices also dipped and settled below USD 1,330 after US jobs data lifted the dollar and further eroded investor demand for bullion. | | | |
| | | | | | - Nokia reported stronger-than-expected profits for the third quarter, boosted by strong demand for its cheap smartphones, and has said that it would cut up to 1,800 jobs.
- UK's retail sales unexpectedly dropped 0.2% in September following a 0.7% decline in the prior month. On year-on-year basis, retail sales grew 0.5%, weaker than the expected 0.9% increase.
- The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said that its manufacturing activity index came at 0.1 in October compared to negative 0.7 in September.
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| | | | | | - Vodafone Essar said it will spend around USD 500 million on its networks to roll out the third-generation (3G) services, which the country's second largest GSM operator hopes to do so commercially by the first quarter of next year.
- The French Government plans to offer zero per cent loans to Indian companies willing to invest in the country and also offer job opportunities there to attract more investments.
- The deputy chairman of the Planning Commission has said that the surging capital inflows into India will not destabilise Asia's third-largest economy as they will be absorbed by a large current account deficit.
| | | | Global Cues: Stocks rose a second day as earnings at EBay Inc., Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. and McDonald's Corp. beat analyst estimates, offsetting losses in bank shares. Gold slid as the dollar gained, while Treasuries dropped. |
| Currency | Exchange-Rate | 1D Chg(%) | 1M Chg(%) | | USD | 44.36 | 0.16 % | -1.32 % | | EUR | 61.95 | 1.47 % | 1.27 % | | GBP | 70.18 | 0.73 % | -0.69 % | | | FIIs Activity | Rs. Cr. | MTD | YTD | | 3103.10 | 70898.40 | 592145.60 | | 2292.00 | 46067.70 | 482955.20 | | 811.10 | 24830.70 | 109190.50 | | | | |
