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20 September 2010
Market and Stock view from ET
Sensex picks up new stars; RIL, Bharti make way for ICICI, Infosys
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MUMBAI: The stock market has a different story to tell this time around, as the 30-share Sensex approaches the psychological 20000-mark, last seen in January 2008. Yesterday’s flag bearers have been unceremoniously dethroned, as investors have chosen a new set of stars to ride the boom in the domestic economy.
ET compared the two rallies when the Sensex rose from 10,000 to 20,000, the first one between June ’06-January ’08 and the second one between April ’09-September ’10. The comparison showed how the previous rally’s movers and shakers have now fallen out of favour with investors, resulting in a sharp decrease in their contribution to the index in terms of points.
Each stock’s contribution to the rise or fall in the index is based on its weightage in that index, and is directly proportional to its free-float, non-promoter holding, market capitalisation. Free-float implies that portion of equity is available for trading in the stock market.
RIL topped the list of biggest contributors to the Sensex in most of the big rallies that happened in the past. The country’s most-valued company added as much as 1,734 points during the 10,000-point rally in the Sensex between 2006 and 2008. The current year’s rally, however, has seen the stock underperform most of its peers in other prominent sectors, particularly banking and IT, because of which it now figures much lower in the eighth position with 439 points.
RIL has been displaced by private sector banking giant ICICI Bank which now top
More @ Sensex picks up new stars; RIL, Bharti make way for ICICI, Infosys
Today's Bets: Nifty may touch 6000 level
Bull's Eye: RIL, Larsen & Toubro, LIC Housing Finance, HDIL
Investors can consider MFSL IPO for a long term
Exide is a reasonable bet for the long term
Investors may subscribe to Eros International's issue
Src: Economictimes
stocks|sensex|reliance industries ltd.|investors|icici bank ltd.
MUMBAI: The stock market has a different story to tell this time around, as the 30-share Sensex approaches the psychological 20000-mark, last seen in January 2008. Yesterday’s flag bearers have been unceremoniously dethroned, as investors have chosen a new set of stars to ride the boom in the domestic economy.
ET compared the two rallies when the Sensex rose from 10,000 to 20,000, the first one between June ’06-January ’08 and the second one between April ’09-September ’10. The comparison showed how the previous rally’s movers and shakers have now fallen out of favour with investors, resulting in a sharp decrease in their contribution to the index in terms of points.
Each stock’s contribution to the rise or fall in the index is based on its weightage in that index, and is directly proportional to its free-float, non-promoter holding, market capitalisation. Free-float implies that portion of equity is available for trading in the stock market.
RIL topped the list of biggest contributors to the Sensex in most of the big rallies that happened in the past. The country’s most-valued company added as much as 1,734 points during the 10,000-point rally in the Sensex between 2006 and 2008. The current year’s rally, however, has seen the stock underperform most of its peers in other prominent sectors, particularly banking and IT, because of which it now figures much lower in the eighth position with 439 points.
RIL has been displaced by private sector banking giant ICICI Bank which now top
More @ Sensex picks up new stars; RIL, Bharti make way for ICICI, Infosys
Today's Bets: Nifty may touch 6000 level
IT, FMCG in limelight, RIL to lead next rally: Analysts
Bull's Eye: RIL, Larsen & Toubro, LIC Housing Finance, HDIL
Investors can consider MFSL IPO for a long term
Exide is a reasonable bet for the long term
Investors may subscribe to Eros International's issue
Src: Economictimes
17 September 2010
Stock Views
Global Indices – Dow Jones, FTSE , CAC , DAX and Hang Seng on verge of Breakouts !! Did Sensex jump the Gun !
Daily Derivative Strategy - Sep 17 2010
Navneet Publications
Daily Market Outlook - Sep 17 2010
Daily Technical Report - Sep 17 2010
ITC, India Economy, Bajaj Auto, Oil India, India Telecom
Src: ET, Smartinvestor, DP blog, Nooresh blog and etc
16 September 2010
My Guess (Sectors /Services to Dominate)
I am Guessing that the Following sectors/services will Dominate Most in the India's Growth (In Next 5-6 years)... My Instinct (May be frm Various Paper,Media, Web) Puts me to Write this Article. Entrepreneurs and Other Analysts may take this article a Little consideration. This Is JUst My Guess Only.
1) 3G + Broadband+ Wi-Fi
2) Mobile Services + Mobile Accessories + VAS (Value Added Services)
3) Hospitality
(Includes Hotels, Shopping Malls, Hospitals etc)
4) Low Cost Housing, House Loans Etc
Stocks and Market Reports
Disbelief rally continues
Reliance Industries - Sep 15 2010
Daily Technical Report - Sep 16 2010
Daily Fundamental Report - Sep 16 2010
Daily Market Outlook - Sep 16 2010
Small IT cos' valuation charm may fire up Deal Street
Nifty to face resistance above 5,900
Cairn India Ltd, the energy firm that London-listed
Where are the markets headed?
Trading desk
Tata Steel: Securing growth
15 September 2010
Morning Calls
15 Sep 2010
Daily Technical Report - Sep 15 2010
Cat and Mouse Game
Daily Fundamental Report - Sep 15 2010
Daily Market Outlook - Sep 15 2010
Silver – On verge of a Major Breakout.
Sensex … Time to pause a bit. Stay Strict with Discipline.
Watch INDIANBANK(265) & VALECHA(188) for possible Breakout stocks.
Src: DP blog, ET, SOM Blog, Nooreshtech and etc
14 September 2010
Stock and Market Reports
Bears Trapped !! – Breakout Confirmed – Sensex headed to 20.5k in Medium term.
Royal Orchid Hotels Ltd
SREI Infrastructure Finance
Hindustan Unilever, Coal India, Larsen Tourbo, Tata Steel, Sun Pharma, IIP
Daily Market Outlook - Sep 14 2010
Daily Technical Report - Sep 14 2010
SAIL
Bharat Electronics
Src: HDFCSEC, Marketcalls, Bramesh blog, DP blog and etc
13 September 2010
Morning calls
Escorts: Missed the train?
Reliance Industries analysis
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TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: Index outlook: Sensex breaks new ground
Sensex slipped through the 18,500 ceiling to the intra-week peak ...
STOCKS: Divi's Laboratories: Buy
Investors with a long-term perspective can consider accumulating the stock of Divi's Laboratories, an established player in the global pharmaceutical outsourcing market. Divi has well-established working relationships with a number of the top ...
STOCKS: IDBI Bank: Buy
Fresh investments with a two-to-three year time horizon can be considered in the stock of IDBI Bank, the youngest of the public sector banks. The bank focuses mainly on infrastructure lending, a segment expected to contribute heavily to ...
Fresh investments with a two-to-three year time horizon can be considered in the stock of IDBI Bank, the youngest of the public sector banks. The bank focuses mainly on infrastructure lending, a segment expected to contribute heavily to ...
STOCKS: Orient Ceramics & Industries: Buy
The revival in demand for tiles with pick-up in real-estate activities, the company's growing retail presence and modest valuations are reasons for investing in the stock of Orient Ceramics ...
The revival in demand for tiles with pick-up in real-estate activities, the company's growing retail presence and modest valuations are reasons for investing in the stock of Orient Ceramics ...
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: Query Corner: Hold Nava Bharat for long-term gain
What is the medium and long-term outlook for Nava Bharati Ventures? Can I invest more in it? — ...
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: Stock Strategy: Bank Nifty seems to be in highly overbought zone
Bank Nifty: The relentless rally in Bank Nifty futures may slow down as it now appears to have entered the ...
Bank Nifty: The relentless rally in Bank Nifty futures may slow down as it now appears to have entered the ...
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: Cover your long on Nifty
The CNX Nifty not only managed to break past its resistance last week, it did it with panache. In spite of it being a short week for trading, the turnover in index options continued to remain strong. We suggest traders to go long on Nifty ...
The CNX Nifty not only managed to break past its resistance last week, it did it with panache. In spite of it being a short week for trading, the turnover in index options continued to remain strong. We suggest traders to go long on Nifty ...
Value Creators
13 Sep 2010
Src: DP blog, Businessline.Brameshtech blog, SOM BLog , HDFCSEC and etc
12 September 2010
Stock and Market Views
Classical Price Breakout in Bank India
Nifty and Bank Nifty Weekly Technicals
GMR Infrastructure LTD Weekly triangle
3 weekly technical picks from Edelweiss
Tata Chemicals, Chambal Fertilisers, SREI Infra >>more
6 stocks with `Buy` rating
United Spirits, ApolloTyres ... >>more
Weekly technical calls from brokers
Weekly Fundamental Pick: Phillips Carbon Black
Fundamental pick for the week: Syndicate Bank
Nifty and Bank Nifty Weekly Technicals
The Problem with Reliance Capital
GMR Infrastructure LTD Weekly triangle
3 weekly technical picks from Edelweiss
Tata Chemicals, Chambal Fertilisers, SREI Infra >>more
6 stocks with `Buy` rating
United Spirits, Apollo
Weekly technical calls from brokers
Weekly Fundamental Pick: Phillips Carbon Black
Fundamental pick for the week: Syndicate Bank
3I-INFO FAB-15 Stock update
Weekly Stocks Report - Sep 11 2010
Weekly Equity Wrap - Sep 11 2010
KEC International
Aurobindo Pharma
ICICI Bank
Edelweiss Capital
Src: Marketcalls, DP blog, SM blog, NCP BLog, Myiris and etc
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