Thursday, 27 September 2007

RPL and RNRL

As per Technical Analyst Sudarshan Sukhani, one should book profits in Reliance Petroleum and Reliance Natural Resources

Posted by Harsh at 08:33 0 comments

Markets today

SENSEX finally closed above the 17K mark today. Technology and Metal stocks were the start performers today. Infosys was up 5% today, while Sterlite Ind was up by 9%. Reliance Petro was among the major losers today.

Technical Analysts Ashwani Gujral is of the view that the long term fundamentals are still positive but the markets may consolidate in the near future.

Posted by Harsh at 08:32 0 comments

Stock Tip: Omaxe

Omaxe looks like a good buying opportunity at this point. Keep a stop loss of 325-330 for a target of 45-455

CMP: 339.10

Posted by Harsh at 01:02 0 comments

Tech Stocks

Frontline technology stocks have been doing well since the last two trading sessions. If you also compare their prices most of them were very close to their 52 week lows. This could be a good opportunity to buy frontline stocks.

Posted by Harsh at 00:56 0 comments

Broker recommendation: ITC

Sharekhan is still quite bullish on ITC. They have maintained a buy recommendation on ITC with a target of Rs 200.

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Wednesday, 26 September 2007

IFCI

IFCI is still very positive. Wait for correction and buy IFCI on dips.

CMP: 97.85

Posted by Harsh at 14:04 2 comments

Nagarjuna Construction

Nagarjuna Construction has bagged 3 new orders work Rs 243 crores, which includes consruction of "Embassay of India complex" at Kathmandu.

Posted by Harsh at 13:53 1 comments

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