Range-bound trading — The index exhibited range-bound trading in the 6111- 6060 band throughout the day’s trading session. On the upside, index faces resistance around yesterday’s high at 6111. Intra-day strength can be expected above the 6111 level and index could test 6185 levels on the upside. On the downside, intra-day support is around 6060, and a break below the 6060 level could see the index drift down intra day. Lower support levels are 6040-6000.
We once again caution investors not to get into low priced stocks or penny stocks with out fundamentals. Many stocks are witnessing explosive growth in the PE ratios and Q3 results have to justify the prices.
Varun Shipping(Rs.99.95) is in a no resistance zone. Watch for a 20-30% gain from these levels
Reliance Energy might get a boost from the SEBI's decision to clear Reliance Power's IPO. DLF is planning to hive off various businesses that will become separate companies in a measure that will increase the shareholder value. Indian market is likely trade down today though there will be trading oppurtunities in midcaps.
We have a Moderately Bullish view on Tata Steel . We recommend a Bull Call Spread strategy:
o Buy One Tata Steel Jan 920 CA @ 38 - 40
o Sell One Tata Steel Jan 960 CA @ 28 - 30
o BEP: 930
o Tgt: 960
o Investment: Rs.85,000 (Approx)
o Time Frame: 6-8 Days
Watch : Ioc,Cairn,Indiainfo,Indiabull,Cinemax buy in dips only.
Stocks in News:
SEBI clears decks for Reliance Power IPO by disposing complaints against the offer and asking promoters to lock-in entire 20% of their contribution for five years.
DLF plans to raise US$5bn over the next three years by listing five of its business units.
NTPC has signed agreements for loan and bond subscription worth Rs20bn LIC.
L&T plans to invest Rs25bn in building shipyard and expanding its engineering manufacturing unit.
GMR Infrastructure is considering listing GMR Energy on domestic bourses to fund its upcoming projects.
Unitech is close to announcing two joint development deals in Hyderabad and Chennai.
Reliance Communication slaps legal notice to DoT asking to freeze allocation of additional spectrum to existing GSM players.
ONGC Videsh strikes crude in Arabian Gulf Block off Qatar.
BOI gets board approval to raise Rs15bn via QIP. The floor price has been fixed at Rs359 per share.
GSPL and a subsidiary of Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation plans to invest Rs25bn on new pipelines.
Dabur India to foray into milk-based beverage segment.
Yamaha is likely to team up with Bajaj to create a common engine platform for high-end bikes.
L&T to hive-off concrete business into separate entity.
BoB raises Rs5bn through issue of bonds.
Bhushan Steel in technical assistance JV with Sumitomo Metal for the Orissa plant.
GSK Pharma to launch two vaccines in India.
Canara Bank ups its open offer price for Can Fin Homes to Rs78 per share from Rs63.
Wipro Consumer Care to provide lighting solutions for retail industry in India.
Infosys plans to offer wealth management solution in the domestic market.
JSW Steel and Essar Steel to set-up retail outlets for showcasing products.
Combined output growth of six key infrastructure industries was lower at 4.5% in October Vs 9.9% last year.
The Government is likely to scrap service tax on business and first-class air tickets for international journeys. It is also likely to halve duty on ATF from 10% to 5%.
The Railway Budget is likely to bring down freight on key commodities including steel, cement and petroleum products by 5%.
Mobile companies may have to shell out a higher percentage of their annual revenues as spectrum charges.
Leading tea players have hiked prices and the remaining companies are expected to follow suit.
Trai has asked I&B ministry to specify the date on which the CAS would become mandatory in 55 of the country’s top cities.
Have a great trading day
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Friday, December 28, 2007
Thursday, December 27, 2007
Market will................
Nifty opened on a positive note in yesterday’s session
continuing the momentum of Monday’s trade. Nifty witnessed
strength through out the session as short covering amid with
fresh buying was prevailed in index heavyweight. The breadth
of the market ended on strong note at 922:260 suggesting
buying witnessed in mid-cap and small-cap stocks as well. Nifty
Januay futures have witnessed accumulation of long positions;
January futures have added 60 lakh shares in open interest
along with significant increase in premium to 33.35 points from
16.45 points. The rollover in the market stands at 60.71% while,
Nifty rollover is at 70.62 %. On the options front, Nifty Dec 6000
call options have seen closure of short positions while, Dec
6000 put options witnessed buying suggesting market to reamin
highly volatile.The market is expected to open on flat to positive
note today ; trader are advised to assume long position if Nifty
sustains above 6050 levels for immediate targets of 6110 and
6180 levels.
We have a Bullish view on Reliance. We recommend a Protective Put strategy:
o Buy One Reliance Jan Fut @ 2930-2934
o Buy One Reliance Jan 2900 PA @ 100-104
o BEP: 3034
o Investment: Rs.83,000 (Approx)
o Time Frame: 6-8 Days
Reliance Buy 2865-2875 with sl 2840 target 2960-2970 for 4-5 Days
continuing the momentum of Monday’s trade. Nifty witnessed
strength through out the session as short covering amid with
fresh buying was prevailed in index heavyweight. The breadth
of the market ended on strong note at 922:260 suggesting
buying witnessed in mid-cap and small-cap stocks as well. Nifty
Januay futures have witnessed accumulation of long positions;
January futures have added 60 lakh shares in open interest
along with significant increase in premium to 33.35 points from
16.45 points. The rollover in the market stands at 60.71% while,
Nifty rollover is at 70.62 %. On the options front, Nifty Dec 6000
call options have seen closure of short positions while, Dec
6000 put options witnessed buying suggesting market to reamin
highly volatile.The market is expected to open on flat to positive
note today ; trader are advised to assume long position if Nifty
sustains above 6050 levels for immediate targets of 6110 and
6180 levels.
We have a Bullish view on Reliance. We recommend a Protective Put strategy:
o Buy One Reliance Jan Fut @ 2930-2934
o Buy One Reliance Jan 2900 PA @ 100-104
o BEP: 3034
o Investment: Rs.83,000 (Approx)
o Time Frame: 6-8 Days
Reliance Buy 2865-2875 with sl 2840 target 2960-2970 for 4-5 Days
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Bulls above 20000 only
Nifty — The index opened on a strong note and exhibited strength throughout the day’s trading session. It ended the session with a gain of 214 points.
Support & Resistance — The index closed above the 10 dma = 5934 and 20 dma = 5869. Intra day declines should find support around the 5934-5869 band. On the upside, the index faces resistance around 6012 and 6185 level.
Conclusion — Expect test of 6012, break above 6012 can see further strength
Shares of media and entertainment companies may attract investors' attention with films like "Taare Zameen Par" and " Welcome" doing well. While TZP is co-produced by PVR, Welcome is being distributed by the Network 18 group. Multiplex operators such as Inox, Adlabs and Shringar Cinemas could also gain.
Victory of Narendra Modi in Gujarat is perceived to be very positive for Adani Group. Keep an eye on Adani Enterprise and Mundara Port.
Ambalal Sarabhai Enterprises Ltd.
Go positive in this counter for a mid term target 52.00
Stocks in News:
SAIL to invest Rs200bn in West Bengal, about two fifth’s of its total planned investments.
State owned India Infrastructure Finance Company to lend Rs18bn to Tata group's Mundra UMPP.
ONGC-Mittal JV wins block in Trinidad & Tobago with estimated gas reserves of 2tn cubic feet.
Lanco Infratech in talks with global airport operator as partner in its bids for non metro airports. (Mint)
The Board of SBI will meet on January 25 to consider the merger of six associate banks with the parent.
Maruti Suzuki India will hike prices of its vehicles across different models between Rs4,000 and Rs12,000 next week.
ONGC has agreed to supply natural gas for the proposed 104MW gas based thermal project at Monarchak in West Tripura district.
GNFC has lined up an investment of Rs40bn over the next four years.
Allied Digital is close to two small-size acquisitions.
Coal India subsidiary in talks with Uttar Pradesh Rajya Sabha Vidyut Utpadan Nigam to float a 50:50 JV for setting up a 1,000MW thermal station.
BPCL is in talks with Japan based Nippon Oil for sharing expertise on fuel-cell cogeneration system.
Central education and oil cess to be kept outside the dual goods and service tax structure from April 2010.
Mobile tariffs for national long-distance calls are set to witness a further drop by 5-10%.
The Coal Ministry has asked the power ministry to ensure import of at least 20mt of coal next year.
The Government is likely to save Rs30bn on fertilizer subsidy bill.
Support & Resistance — The index closed above the 10 dma = 5934 and 20 dma = 5869. Intra day declines should find support around the 5934-5869 band. On the upside, the index faces resistance around 6012 and 6185 level.
Conclusion — Expect test of 6012, break above 6012 can see further strength
Shares of media and entertainment companies may attract investors' attention with films like "Taare Zameen Par" and " Welcome" doing well. While TZP is co-produced by PVR, Welcome is being distributed by the Network 18 group. Multiplex operators such as Inox, Adlabs and Shringar Cinemas could also gain.
Victory of Narendra Modi in Gujarat is perceived to be very positive for Adani Group. Keep an eye on Adani Enterprise and Mundara Port.
Ambalal Sarabhai Enterprises Ltd.
Go positive in this counter for a mid term target 52.00
Stocks in News:
SAIL to invest Rs200bn in West Bengal, about two fifth’s of its total planned investments.
State owned India Infrastructure Finance Company to lend Rs18bn to Tata group's Mundra UMPP.
ONGC-Mittal JV wins block in Trinidad & Tobago with estimated gas reserves of 2tn cubic feet.
Lanco Infratech in talks with global airport operator as partner in its bids for non metro airports. (Mint)
The Board of SBI will meet on January 25 to consider the merger of six associate banks with the parent.
Maruti Suzuki India will hike prices of its vehicles across different models between Rs4,000 and Rs12,000 next week.
ONGC has agreed to supply natural gas for the proposed 104MW gas based thermal project at Monarchak in West Tripura district.
GNFC has lined up an investment of Rs40bn over the next four years.
Allied Digital is close to two small-size acquisitions.
Coal India subsidiary in talks with Uttar Pradesh Rajya Sabha Vidyut Utpadan Nigam to float a 50:50 JV for setting up a 1,000MW thermal station.
BPCL is in talks with Japan based Nippon Oil for sharing expertise on fuel-cell cogeneration system.
Central education and oil cess to be kept outside the dual goods and service tax structure from April 2010.
Mobile tariffs for national long-distance calls are set to witness a further drop by 5-10%.
The Coal Ministry has asked the power ministry to ensure import of at least 20mt of coal next year.
The Government is likely to save Rs30bn on fertilizer subsidy bill.
Monday, December 24, 2007
IT STOCK TO SURGE
FII Gross purchases Rs 2585 Cr, Gross sales Rs 3678 Cr, Net Sellers Rs 1093 Cr.
MF Gross Purchases Rs 1055 Cr, Gross Sales Rs 932 Cr, Net Buyerss Rs 123 Cr
We will see rally of 450-500 points on sensex but donot ignore profit booking
A pink paper reports that the government requested NTPC, BHEL, SAIL, ONGC, IOC, BPCL, HPCL and Gail to issue bonus shares,as their reserves and surplus have increased to several times their paid-up capital.
SEBI finally opened up short selling to all though the start date is yet to be decided. valuations will come into picture once short selling is allowed
Watch out for IT/ITES stocks for bumper returns in the next 1 month
Sonata Software(Rs.53.60) is likely to move up to 70 levels.
HOT PICKS - SATYAM,CMC,KIRLOSKAR FERROUS,CONTAINER CORP
Stocks in News:
IOC to venture alone for small onland blocks in NELP VII.
MRF expects to get possession of 500-acre land at Tiruchi, Tamil Nadu by January for setting up a new facility.
Reliance Entertainment is divesting a 5% stake at an enterprise value of US$1.5bn.
Gail to issue bonus shares in next 3-6 months.
Ford plans to make India the hub for supply of petrol and diesel engines.
Ansal Properties looks at development of ports in partnership with UEM Builders of Malaysia.
ONGC will increase spending to increase output. It will pay mid year dividend of Rs18 per share.
The Maharashtra State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has charged ICICI Bank with forging of documents to recover loan.
Dunlop raises US$90mn from hedge funds to restructure loan and meet other corporate needs.
Attrition prompts Voltas to go for massive recruitment in next three years.
Bharti Enterprises to acquire Delhi-based retail chain Big Apple.
RPG group’s Spencer Retail to venture into specialty retailing.
Dr Reddy’s to shift output of 12 Betapharm drugs to India.
MF Gross Purchases Rs 1055 Cr, Gross Sales Rs 932 Cr, Net Buyerss Rs 123 Cr
We will see rally of 450-500 points on sensex but donot ignore profit booking
A pink paper reports that the government requested NTPC, BHEL, SAIL, ONGC, IOC, BPCL, HPCL and Gail to issue bonus shares,as their reserves and surplus have increased to several times their paid-up capital.
SEBI finally opened up short selling to all though the start date is yet to be decided. valuations will come into picture once short selling is allowed
Watch out for IT/ITES stocks for bumper returns in the next 1 month
Sonata Software(Rs.53.60) is likely to move up to 70 levels.
HOT PICKS - SATYAM,CMC,KIRLOSKAR FERROUS,CONTAINER CORP
Stocks in News:
IOC to venture alone for small onland blocks in NELP VII.
MRF expects to get possession of 500-acre land at Tiruchi, Tamil Nadu by January for setting up a new facility.
Reliance Entertainment is divesting a 5% stake at an enterprise value of US$1.5bn.
Gail to issue bonus shares in next 3-6 months.
Ford plans to make India the hub for supply of petrol and diesel engines.
Ansal Properties looks at development of ports in partnership with UEM Builders of Malaysia.
ONGC will increase spending to increase output. It will pay mid year dividend of Rs18 per share.
The Maharashtra State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has charged ICICI Bank with forging of documents to recover loan.
Dunlop raises US$90mn from hedge funds to restructure loan and meet other corporate needs.
Attrition prompts Voltas to go for massive recruitment in next three years.
Bharti Enterprises to acquire Delhi-based retail chain Big Apple.
RPG group’s Spencer Retail to venture into specialty retailing.
Dr Reddy’s to shift output of 12 Betapharm drugs to India.
Thursday, December 20, 2007
5-step guide to locating a 'wealth creator'
The first rule to investing is ‘Don’t lose money’. The second rule to investing is ‘Don’t forget rule no. 1’! It is essential to stick to these rules when it comes to investing, in order to avoid the possibility of capital erosion.
1. Assess the entry barriers created by a company
Entry barrier should be preferably intellectual in character
Remember, a stock is nothing but a stake in the company’s business. So, observe the company’s business and the entry barriers created by it. The entry barrier should be more ‘intellectual’ in character rather than ‘physical’. This is because while it is next to impossible to compete with a strong brand (an intellectual barrier), competitive advantage associated with a piece of land (a physical barrier) disappears when a competitor acquires one as well.
Strong brands such as ‘Thums-Up’, ‘Parle-G’, etc. have enabled their companies to retain the top spot. However, at times, there could be exceptions. For instance, the entry barrier associated with TISCO would be its large base of iron ore and coal, which allows it to lower its raw material cost drastically vis-à-vis its competitors for long time to come.
Entry barrier should be long-lasting
An entry barrier should not only be strong, but also long lasting. Such companies will keep making money because their entry barriers keep working for them. For instance, Britannia may not be the best managed company but its strong brand continuously earns money for it.
Buy into such companies at the earliest
As an investor, buy into such businesses ahead of the crowd. If an entry barrier has been established very recently, it may not yet be exploited by the business. Accordingly, the market would not have valued it in the company’s share price.
For instance, when Financial Technologies (promoters of MCX) got its commodity exchange license and launched it, the popular opinion held was that it would be unable to execute the business well. But, today, it has emerged as a premier commodity exchange. Investing in such companies before the market sees their potential delivers best appreciation.
“Though difficult to practice, think ahead of the crowd”
2. Management should be competent and passionate
Choose companies that are led by a team and are competent and passionate. Both these attributes are equally important. Competence or passion alone will not work. An individual with a local degree combined with passion would have greater growth prospects than one who has a Harvard degree but no passion. A company like Pantaloon Retail is a shining example of how passion can create wealth.
“The definition of a great company is one that will remain great for many years”
3. Management should have integrity
Integrity is the most crucial quality that a company’s management must have. Such companies not only run their businesses in an honest manner, but, are honest to all their stakeholders, whether they are employees, the government or the shareholders.
If honesty is part of a company’s DNA, it will be fair to its smallest stakeholders – the minority retail shareholders. Companies such as Tata and Infosys have this quality, which has added to their growth and market attractiveness immensely.
“Without management integrity, no margin of safety can be high enough”
The above-mentioned three characteristics (long lasting intellectual entry barrier, competent and passionate management and integrity) must all be simultaneously present in a company that you choose to invest in.
4. Buy low
The price that you pay for a stock determines your rate of return. So, it is essential that you get your purchase price right. While some companies come out on top with respect to all the first three parameters, the returns falter when it comes to the purchase price.
For instance, HLL comes on top with respect to all the first three parameters but has not delivered as much as far as its stock goes. Its stock delivered a CAGR of approximately just 3 per cent over the last 5 years, when the market delivered a CAGR of approximately 44 per cent over the same period.
The quote - “In the bible it is said that love takes care of a lot of sins. In investments, purchase price takes care of a lot of mistakes” – is very apt. You can make mistakes on assessing the first three parameters, since they are subjective in nature, but getting the right purchase price covers up for all your mistakes. Hence, estimate the expected value / intrinsic value of the company and keep an adequate margin of safety in the purchase price.
“It is much more important to buy cheap than to sell dear”
5. Have patience
When you buy a house you don’t expect it to appreciate overnight. You look at its appreciation over a long period. The same goes with equity. After having bought a company that conforms to all the above four criteria, you need to have patience. Investing in equities is often driven by two emotions – greed and fear. And patience is the mantra that helps overcome these emotions. Patience makes the difference between investing and speculation. It’s like a fertiliser to the investment process.
“In reality, patience is crucial, but it is a rare commodity”
End note
Investing is laying out today’s money for more in the future. Its about performance of the underlying assets. Success in investing is the outcome of a disciplined approach.
Happy Investing !
1. Assess the entry barriers created by a company
Entry barrier should be preferably intellectual in character
Remember, a stock is nothing but a stake in the company’s business. So, observe the company’s business and the entry barriers created by it. The entry barrier should be more ‘intellectual’ in character rather than ‘physical’. This is because while it is next to impossible to compete with a strong brand (an intellectual barrier), competitive advantage associated with a piece of land (a physical barrier) disappears when a competitor acquires one as well.
Strong brands such as ‘Thums-Up’, ‘Parle-G’, etc. have enabled their companies to retain the top spot. However, at times, there could be exceptions. For instance, the entry barrier associated with TISCO would be its large base of iron ore and coal, which allows it to lower its raw material cost drastically vis-à-vis its competitors for long time to come.
Entry barrier should be long-lasting
An entry barrier should not only be strong, but also long lasting. Such companies will keep making money because their entry barriers keep working for them. For instance, Britannia may not be the best managed company but its strong brand continuously earns money for it.
Buy into such companies at the earliest
As an investor, buy into such businesses ahead of the crowd. If an entry barrier has been established very recently, it may not yet be exploited by the business. Accordingly, the market would not have valued it in the company’s share price.
For instance, when Financial Technologies (promoters of MCX) got its commodity exchange license and launched it, the popular opinion held was that it would be unable to execute the business well. But, today, it has emerged as a premier commodity exchange. Investing in such companies before the market sees their potential delivers best appreciation.
“Though difficult to practice, think ahead of the crowd”
2. Management should be competent and passionate
Choose companies that are led by a team and are competent and passionate. Both these attributes are equally important. Competence or passion alone will not work. An individual with a local degree combined with passion would have greater growth prospects than one who has a Harvard degree but no passion. A company like Pantaloon Retail is a shining example of how passion can create wealth.
“The definition of a great company is one that will remain great for many years”
3. Management should have integrity
Integrity is the most crucial quality that a company’s management must have. Such companies not only run their businesses in an honest manner, but, are honest to all their stakeholders, whether they are employees, the government or the shareholders.
If honesty is part of a company’s DNA, it will be fair to its smallest stakeholders – the minority retail shareholders. Companies such as Tata and Infosys have this quality, which has added to their growth and market attractiveness immensely.
“Without management integrity, no margin of safety can be high enough”
The above-mentioned three characteristics (long lasting intellectual entry barrier, competent and passionate management and integrity) must all be simultaneously present in a company that you choose to invest in.
4. Buy low
The price that you pay for a stock determines your rate of return. So, it is essential that you get your purchase price right. While some companies come out on top with respect to all the first three parameters, the returns falter when it comes to the purchase price.
For instance, HLL comes on top with respect to all the first three parameters but has not delivered as much as far as its stock goes. Its stock delivered a CAGR of approximately just 3 per cent over the last 5 years, when the market delivered a CAGR of approximately 44 per cent over the same period.
The quote - “In the bible it is said that love takes care of a lot of sins. In investments, purchase price takes care of a lot of mistakes” – is very apt. You can make mistakes on assessing the first three parameters, since they are subjective in nature, but getting the right purchase price covers up for all your mistakes. Hence, estimate the expected value / intrinsic value of the company and keep an adequate margin of safety in the purchase price.
“It is much more important to buy cheap than to sell dear”
5. Have patience
When you buy a house you don’t expect it to appreciate overnight. You look at its appreciation over a long period. The same goes with equity. After having bought a company that conforms to all the above four criteria, you need to have patience. Investing in equities is often driven by two emotions – greed and fear. And patience is the mantra that helps overcome these emotions. Patience makes the difference between investing and speculation. It’s like a fertiliser to the investment process.
“In reality, patience is crucial, but it is a rare commodity”
End note
Investing is laying out today’s money for more in the future. Its about performance of the underlying assets. Success in investing is the outcome of a disciplined approach.
Happy Investing !
IFCI FOR FREE FALL
OUR BTST- BALRAMPUR CHINI
FII Gross purchases Rs 3446 Cr, Gross sales Rs 5896 Cr, Net Sellers Rs 2449 Cr.
MF Gross Purchases Rs 895 Cr, Gross Sales Rs 514 Cr, Net Buyerss Rs 381 Cr.
OUR PICKS - RELCAP,PENINSULA LAND,ANUH PHARMA,DCB
SELL N SELL IFCI TILL 75-80 LEVELS ON OPENING
Today, Nifty has support at 5,672 and resistance at 5,847 and BSE Sensex has support at 18,872 and resistance at 19,384.
The market may edge higher amid steady-to-firm Asian markets. However, a major upmove is likely as traders are unlikely to build large positions ahead of a long weekend. The market remains closed on Friday, 21 December 2007 on account of Bakri Id and also on Tuesday, 25 December 2007 on account of Christmas.Traders are likely to start building positions towards the end of the month based on expectations of Q3 December 2007 results due next month.
As per provisional data, FIIs were net sellers of shares to the tune of Rs 1454.06 crore on Wednesday, 19 December 2007. Domestic funds bought shares worth a net Rs 350.60 crore on that day.
Stocks in News:
IFCI stake sale has been called off due to differences with Sterlite-Morgan Stanley consortium over management control.
Kingfisher and Deccan board approves merger.
Glenmark receives domestic patent for its asthma molecule, Oglemilast.
BHEL’s bid to build Rs84bn electricity-generation factory gets rejected.
Reliance Industries (RIL) is in talks with Tata Chemicals to sell KG basin gas.
Tata Power eyes shipping and logistics business and plans to raise Rs40bn from domestic and international market.
SAIL signs a pact with Rail Vikas for transportation of 5 lakh tons of imported coking coal per year.
Vale, world’s largest iron ore pellets manufacturer, is in talks with Tata Steel to set up a steel slab plant in Brazil.
Reliance Retail to enter food trading business as a part of major re-structuring of its food and grocery initiative.
Dabur India is planning acquisitions of an FMCG company in foods or personal care segment.
Hero Honda forays into used two-wheeler trading business under the ‘Hero Honda SURE!’ brand.
Union Bank is planning to enter mutual fund business and venture capital business.
Welspun India buys 76% stake in Portugal-based company for Rs600mn.
MRF plans to spend Rs5bn towards setting up a greenfield two-wheeler and four-wheeler tyre facility in TN.
Rolta India plans to enter real estate business through a group company, Rolta Infrastructure.
JK Tyres to hike tyre prices in next quarter.
EMCO promoters keen to raise stake in the company to 51%.
The telecom spectrum panel recommends the government to consider new allocation options, including auction.
Allahabad High Court asks UP Government to rework the cane state advisory price SAP) fixed by it for purchase of sugarcane.
LOTS OF OTHER INTRADAY,BTST,INVESTMENT CALLS
FOR OUR SUBSCRIBER'S ONLY
FII Gross purchases Rs 3446 Cr, Gross sales Rs 5896 Cr, Net Sellers Rs 2449 Cr.
MF Gross Purchases Rs 895 Cr, Gross Sales Rs 514 Cr, Net Buyerss Rs 381 Cr.
OUR PICKS - RELCAP,PENINSULA LAND,ANUH PHARMA,DCB
SELL N SELL IFCI TILL 75-80 LEVELS ON OPENING
Today, Nifty has support at 5,672 and resistance at 5,847 and BSE Sensex has support at 18,872 and resistance at 19,384.
The market may edge higher amid steady-to-firm Asian markets. However, a major upmove is likely as traders are unlikely to build large positions ahead of a long weekend. The market remains closed on Friday, 21 December 2007 on account of Bakri Id and also on Tuesday, 25 December 2007 on account of Christmas.Traders are likely to start building positions towards the end of the month based on expectations of Q3 December 2007 results due next month.
As per provisional data, FIIs were net sellers of shares to the tune of Rs 1454.06 crore on Wednesday, 19 December 2007. Domestic funds bought shares worth a net Rs 350.60 crore on that day.
Stocks in News:
IFCI stake sale has been called off due to differences with Sterlite-Morgan Stanley consortium over management control.
Kingfisher and Deccan board approves merger.
Glenmark receives domestic patent for its asthma molecule, Oglemilast.
BHEL’s bid to build Rs84bn electricity-generation factory gets rejected.
Reliance Industries (RIL) is in talks with Tata Chemicals to sell KG basin gas.
Tata Power eyes shipping and logistics business and plans to raise Rs40bn from domestic and international market.
SAIL signs a pact with Rail Vikas for transportation of 5 lakh tons of imported coking coal per year.
Vale, world’s largest iron ore pellets manufacturer, is in talks with Tata Steel to set up a steel slab plant in Brazil.
Reliance Retail to enter food trading business as a part of major re-structuring of its food and grocery initiative.
Dabur India is planning acquisitions of an FMCG company in foods or personal care segment.
Hero Honda forays into used two-wheeler trading business under the ‘Hero Honda SURE!’ brand.
Union Bank is planning to enter mutual fund business and venture capital business.
Welspun India buys 76% stake in Portugal-based company for Rs600mn.
MRF plans to spend Rs5bn towards setting up a greenfield two-wheeler and four-wheeler tyre facility in TN.
Rolta India plans to enter real estate business through a group company, Rolta Infrastructure.
JK Tyres to hike tyre prices in next quarter.
EMCO promoters keen to raise stake in the company to 51%.
The telecom spectrum panel recommends the government to consider new allocation options, including auction.
Allahabad High Court asks UP Government to rework the cane state advisory price SAP) fixed by it for purchase of sugarcane.
LOTS OF OTHER INTRADAY,BTST,INVESTMENT CALLS
FOR OUR SUBSCRIBER'S ONLY
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Relief rally haaaaan
OUR BTST - NIFTY ,BANKNIFTY,PATEL ENG
LOTS OF OTHER INTRADAY,BTST,INVESTMENT CALLS
FOR OUR SUBSCRIBER'S ONLY
FII Gross purchases Rs 4117 Cr, Gross sales Rs 5216 Cr, Net Sellers Rs 1089 Cr.
MF Gross Purchases Rs 701 Cr, Gross Sales Rs 495 Cr, Net Buyerss Rs 207 Cr.
Today, Nifty has support at 5,698 and resistance at 5,837 and BSE Sensex has support at 18,936 and resistance at 19,416
Markets on the back of positive global cues are likely to trade in the positive zone.A business daily reports that RCF is planning to sell the Mumbai land. If turned true the stock is likely witness huge action and likely to propel stocks like Bindal Agro travelling in the same boat. Land bank stories are still active and come 2008 we believe slowly market is likely to lose interest in the land bank buzz. But Realy and Infrastructure are likely to enjoy market favour unless any setbacks in the form of next year's fiscal budget.
HOT PICKS - PATEL ENG,ELDER HEALTHCARE,JB CHEMICALS,NEYVELI LIGNITE,ONGC,ISPAT(all time darling)
Pyramid Retail(Rs.174.55) stock price is likely to continue the upside journey after the buy out by IndiaBulls
Stocks in News:
PowerGrid Corporation plans foray into entertainment business and is in talks with Zee Network for a JV.
Pfizer is short of clinical research staff as it is set to expand the number of trials done in India.
Royal Orchid would make an international foray with plans to @������<���om beach resort over a 30-acre property in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania.
JSW Steel looking at buying an ore mine in Latin America.
The hearing for US$400mn claim filed by Flag Telecom against VSNL would be decided by early 2008.
BEML expects to start producing medium speed rail coaches from 2008-09.
BEML expects Rs40bn order book by the end of the current financial year.
Wockhardt is conducting phase-II clinical trials of an anti-infective molecule WCK771
Maruti has offered discounts ranging from Rs18,500 to Rs57,500 across models before January price hike.
Indian Oil Corporation has set aside US$3bn for overseas acquisition.
Jindal Power likely to invest over Rs50bn in adding another 1,320MW to its thermal power project in Chhattisgarh.
Voltas has entered the water treatment business.
The Bombay High Court has approved the demerger of Bajaj Auto into two separate entities.
Rallis India plans foray into newer specialty chemicals segment and will look at areas such as construction chemicals.
GTL Infra to invest $450-600mn over next three years for setting up telecom towers.
Glenmark to acquire multi generic front end US$15mn company in Europe.
REL plans to foray in to Africa, to bid for projects in 3 African countries.
HDFC has sought the approval of NHB to retain stake in HDFC Bank.
Spice Jet, Air Deccan to hike prices by around Rs500-1,000.
PSU banks to go on strike from February if proposed plan on consolidation and mergers is not withdrawn.
Farmers' association wants a removal of ban on wheat and rice futures.
Regulators agree to partially open the ECB window for NBFCs.
States to meet Prime Minister to take up new mineral policy.
The Government to ease norms governing airport construction, to allow new airports to come up within 150km of existing ones.
Maharashtra Government plans to invest in Co-Operative Sugar factories to reduce burden of loans.
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MF Gross Purchases Rs 701 Cr, Gross Sales Rs 495 Cr, Net Buyerss Rs 207 Cr.
Today, Nifty has support at 5,698 and resistance at 5,837 and BSE Sensex has support at 18,936 and resistance at 19,416
Markets on the back of positive global cues are likely to trade in the positive zone.A business daily reports that RCF is planning to sell the Mumbai land. If turned true the stock is likely witness huge action and likely to propel stocks like Bindal Agro travelling in the same boat. Land bank stories are still active and come 2008 we believe slowly market is likely to lose interest in the land bank buzz. But Realy and Infrastructure are likely to enjoy market favour unless any setbacks in the form of next year's fiscal budget.
HOT PICKS - PATEL ENG,ELDER HEALTHCARE,JB CHEMICALS,NEYVELI LIGNITE,ONGC,ISPAT(all time darling)
Pyramid Retail(Rs.174.55) stock price is likely to continue the upside journey after the buy out by IndiaBulls
Stocks in News:
PowerGrid Corporation plans foray into entertainment business and is in talks with Zee Network for a JV.
Pfizer is short of clinical research staff as it is set to expand the number of trials done in India.
Royal Orchid would make an international foray with plans to @������<���om beach resort over a 30-acre property in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania.
JSW Steel looking at buying an ore mine in Latin America.
The hearing for US$400mn claim filed by Flag Telecom against VSNL would be decided by early 2008.
BEML expects to start producing medium speed rail coaches from 2008-09.
BEML expects Rs40bn order book by the end of the current financial year.
Wockhardt is conducting phase-II clinical trials of an anti-infective molecule WCK771
Maruti has offered discounts ranging from Rs18,500 to Rs57,500 across models before January price hike.
Indian Oil Corporation has set aside US$3bn for overseas acquisition.
Jindal Power likely to invest over Rs50bn in adding another 1,320MW to its thermal power project in Chhattisgarh.
Voltas has entered the water treatment business.
The Bombay High Court has approved the demerger of Bajaj Auto into two separate entities.
Rallis India plans foray into newer specialty chemicals segment and will look at areas such as construction chemicals.
GTL Infra to invest $450-600mn over next three years for setting up telecom towers.
Glenmark to acquire multi generic front end US$15mn company in Europe.
REL plans to foray in to Africa, to bid for projects in 3 African countries.
HDFC has sought the approval of NHB to retain stake in HDFC Bank.
Spice Jet, Air Deccan to hike prices by around Rs500-1,000.
PSU banks to go on strike from February if proposed plan on consolidation and mergers is not withdrawn.
Farmers' association wants a removal of ban on wheat and rice futures.
Regulators agree to partially open the ECB window for NBFCs.
States to meet Prime Minister to take up new mineral policy.
The Government to ease norms governing airport construction, to allow new airports to come up within 150km of existing ones.
Maharashtra Government plans to invest in Co-Operative Sugar factories to reduce burden of loans.
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