03 June 2008

Corporate Q4 Results from CM, MC

Capitalmrket.com

Jammu and Kashmir Bank net profit rises 32.07% in the March 2008 quarter
Adhunik Metaliks net profit rises 1.48% in the March 2008 quarter
IFB Agro Industries net profit declines 4.55% in the March 2008 quarter
Motherson Sumi Systems net profit declines 0.56% in the March 2008 quarter
PVR net profit rises 22.73% in the March 2008 quarter
Mcleod Russel India reports net loss of Rs 97.34 crore in the March 2008 quarter

Page Industries reports net profit of Rs 4.35 crore in the March 2008 quarter
Swaraj Mazda net profit rises 11.85% in the March 2008 quarter
Welspun India reports net loss of Rs 2.86 crore in the March 2008 quarter
Bank of Rajasthan net profit rises 20.80% in the March 2008 quarter
Kamat Hotels India net profit declines 45.70% in the March 2008 quarter

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Indiaearnings.com

Educomp FY08 cons net profit at Rs 70.6 cr
Nagarjuna Construction Q4 net profit at Rs 52.63 cr
Sun Pharma Q4 cons net profit at Rs 723 cr
Deepak Fert Q4 FY08 PAT at Rs 31.3cr
Tata Tea Q4 cons net profit at Rs 113 cr
Colgate Q4 net profit up at Rs 55.6 cr

Punj Lloyd FY08 cons PAT up at 358.42 cr
Dabur Pharma FY08 net profit at Rs 98.6 cr
Sobha Dev FY08 net profit up at Rs 228.3 cr
Pricol Q4 net profit at Rs 5.25 cr
Cinemax India Q4 net profit at Rs 1.31 cr
Aegis Logistics Q4 net profit at Rs 12.03 cr

Tamil Nadu Newsprint Q4 net profit at Rs 27.38 cr
Datamatics Tech Q4 net profit at Rs 7.2 cr
Ipca Labs FY08 net up at Rs 141 cr
Orchid Chem cons FY08 net up at Rs 175.34 cr
Monsanto India Q4 net profit at Rs 12.55 cr
HPCL Q4 net profit at Rs 384.5 crore

JM Financial Q4 net profit at Rs 100.06 cr
Hindustan Dorr-Oliver Q4 net profit at Rs 9.48 cr
ICRA Q4 net profit at Rs 8.24 cr
Emami Q4 net profit at Rs 34.95 cr



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Worst not over for Nifty?

Worst not over for Nifty?

For most retail investors, having got used to an extended bearish phase, Monday’s session was just another bad day. But technical indicators and data in the derivatives segment suggest there is more to it. And the ease with which the 50-share Nifty index crashed below the 4,800 mark — viewed as a strong support till now — may be a sign of even worse things to come. Going into Monday’s session, there was a huge build up of over 64 lakh shares in the 4,800 June put option contract.

This itself indicates that the writers of those put options were confident that the index would not fall below that mark. Just how big a support level 4,800 was being viewed as can be made out from the fact that the build-up in any other option contract of the June series was not even half of that. This huge build-up at the 4,800 put was primarily responsible for the put-call ratio of option contracts (expiring in June), rising to an unusually high level of 1.95. Even after Monday’s sell-off, the 4,800 put continues to see a build-up of over 61 lakh shares and the June put-call ratio has come down just marginally to 1.74.

On a historical basis, this points to a highly over-bought market, ready for a steep correction. With the correction having already started and things poised as they are, this simply suggests that the pain may have just started. Even Nifty June future contracts validated this as they added close to 20 lakh shares in open interest to end Monday’s session at a discount of 17.3 points — a clear reflection that fresh short positions have opened up below 4,800. That the discount on Nifty futures hardly narrowed down over that on Friday further suggests that bears were in no hurry to cover their short positions despite the significant fall on Monday.

The plunge below 4,800 has even more significance if you go by technical charts. After the carnage in January this year, the first significant bottom that the Nifty had made was at around the 4,800 mark on February 11. Even the 61.8% fibonacci retracement of the entire rally from the bottom made on March 18 to the intermediate top made on May 2 is at around 4,775. That the Nifty had found support at around 4,800 even during the late sell-off last Thursday had only created further hopes that the 4,800 mark will, in all likelihood, hold. But those hopes were belied on Monday as the Nifty broke through 4,800 as a hot knife through butter. The convincing break of all these strong supports means that the Nifty will probably now go on to taste, at least, its lows that it made in March.


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