How to turn Rs 100 into Rs 1.9 cr in three months

How to turn Rs 100 into Rs 1.9 cr in three months

n 3 months, Rs 100 could grow to Rs 1.9 cr in Indian market 10 Jun 2009, 0807 hrs IST, Shailesh Menon & Rajesh Mascarenhas, ET Bureau

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MUMBAI: In 1999, when he was barely 18 years old and still a student, American Timothy Sykes decided to invest his $12,000 gift money in the Cashing in on your money | Know about stock arbitrage | Better returns: Book capital losses | Plan long term portfolio stock market. In a little over two years, his investment had grown to $1.65 million. Impressive, no doubt, but it’s still not the stock market investor’s ultimate fantasy. Now, suppose an Indian investor had been struck by a brilliant flash of visionary foresight at the start of March this year. Starting March 2, which was the first trading day of the month, for the next three months he would know how each stock was going to behave and which one would end up being the best performer every single day. What would our investor have done with just Rs 100? Would he have made Mr Sykes look like a babe in the woods? On March 2, his Rs 100 would have been on Apollo Tyres, the top gainer of the day. At the close of trading, his investment would have been worth Rs 124 and he would have redeemed it to invest the entire amount in Monnet Ispat on March 3. The steel-maker’s stock would then have turned his Rs 124 into Rs 139. Thus aided by prophetic vision our investor would have gone on, watching his Rs 100 multiply manifold as he picked the best-performing stock each day for 57 trading sessions. As general elections drew nearer around the second week of April, there was a wave of positive sentiment towards the troubled export, infrastructure and real estate sectors. Stocks of companies such as Gitanjali Gems, Reliance Infra, Sasken Communication Technologies and Unitech rose smartly on hopes that a new government would come up with plans to infuse new life into these ailing business segments. On the morning of April 16, when India began voting to elect new representatives to the Lok Sabha, our fortunate investor’s Rs 100 had grown to Rs 36,812. He used the money to buy shares of Gitanjali Gems and exited the stock that evening, pocketing a gain of Rs 6,085. Also Read → Diversified equity funds underperform Nifty → Which way will the markets go next? → Bull run revives investor interest in equity market → Domestic investors stay away from QIPs Over the next month, as the world’s largest democratic exercise unfolded, our investor’s Midas Touch with stocks continued. On election results eve on May 15, he parked his money, now Rs 14,11,863, in Aban Offshore. In a little over five hours, he was richer by Rs 3,10,186. Again, on May 18, when trading had to be halted twice as the market showed its glee with the outcome of the election, our prescient investor had picked Indiabulls Real Estate. In less than two minutes of trading, the pre-market opening order for shares worth Rs 17,22,049 has become Rs 22,98,074. Indian investor better off On June 2, after two months of living the fantasy, our investor’s original Rs 100 had multiplied 2 lakh-fold and returned him a fortune of Rs 1,97,03,879. During this period, the benchmark Sensex index of the Bombay Stock Exchange had risen by a measly 50% while it took Mr Sykes over two years to multiply his investment by 137 times. Our investor may have been imaginary and his investments fantastic. But like English novelist Terry Pratchett remarked, “Fantasy is an exercise bicycle for the mind. It might not take you anywhere, but it tones up the muscles that can.”

Sensex nears one-year high of 15589.62 mark
Expect infra, PSU, power, sugar, metals to do well: Kotak Securities
Go long on ABB June future at Rs 732: India Infoline

Buy Praj Industries with stoploss of Rs 106: India Infoline

Buy M&M with stoploss of Rs 723.30: Angel

Buy Tata Power on dips with stoploss of Rs 1080: Nirmal Bang

Mkts end 2% up on +ve global cues; commodities, infra gain

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Strategies to trade mkts, commodities, currencies next week:CNBC

Strategies to trade mkts, commodities, currencies next week

Udayan Mukherjee, Managing Editior, CNBC TV18: Trading in markets in the first week of June has not been too bad, unless you start comparing it with the heady weeks of May. I think it has been very good. Largecaps and smallcaps were up 3% and 7% respectively. There is a little bit of fatigue or sluggishness that is creeping in now at above 4,500-4,600 Nifty. However, there is nothing to suggest that the music has stopped playing.

Here is a verbatim transcript of Udayan Mukherjee’s comments on CNBC-TV18. Also watch the accompanying video.

There is still lot of liquidity sloshing around in the market, still a lot of interest in midcaps and smallcaps and that may well continue as we go into next week, despite Friday’s late sell-off in many midcap and smallcap names. Interest levels would still be very high. So, we could see a familiar pattern that at higher levels the market periodically runs into a little bit of rough weather and at lower levels it is constant buying which emerges every time the Nifty looses 100-150 points. It will partly depend on global markets. If global markets are rangebound more or less around these levels, then the Nifty will still try to go 100-150 points higher next week and then take it from there. We continue with the uptrend next week, albeit with mild chance of turbulence creeping in above 4,600. But that is not decisive or conclusive though.

Experts speak on the way the markets have rallied during the week

Stephen Roach, Chairman, Morgan Stanley Asia, said, “For the first time in 12 years, I have been optimistic about India than China. The reason being that India has made good improvements in the recent years from the standpoint of macro development, especially higher savings, increased foreign direct investment, and a massive improvement in infrastructure’s share of GDP.”

“From the standpoint of India, you have got massive government Budget deficit. External capital flow have been hit in the past one-and-a-half year. The government, politicians need to seize the moment and take the initiative.”

Also see: Experts see strong undercurrent in mkts ahead

Jonathan Garner, Chief Asian and Emerging Market Equity Strategist, Morgan Stanley, said, “We have upgraded India to overweight along with other markets in the region. It is the key outperformer this year and the growth is proving very resilient in a global context. You have very positive political dynamics that has unfolded here in India which is a catalyst for the people here to really get involved. Hence, we are seeing increasing flows from our global client into the Indian market.”

“What we have seen throughout the year is the building of fund flows towards the emerging markets. Year-to-date, we have had over USD 40 billion of net inflows to various emerging markets funds that we track.”

Sanjay Shah, MD and Head-Institutional Sales, Morgan Stanley, said, “What has happened post the election results is that most large global long-only funds, who were waiting for results to come out and get some more clarity, have decided to go overweight on Indian equities. Some are in the process of doing so and some have already started doing so. That is where the incremental amount of interest is coming from. Global hedge funds have been increasing their exposure to India post the election results, but it is not as much hedging as there is more fresh interest built into Indian equities.”

Ridham Desai, MD and Head-Equities, Morgan Stanley, said, “Our bull case does call for a significant room on the upside. That is predicated on the policy response from the government if it exceeds current expectations. Our bull case for this year is somewhere around 19,500 which is not very far from where we were at the peak of 2008.”

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rading ideas for next week

Sudarshan Sukhani of Technical Trends said, “Hindalco, which is a blue-chip company, has probably seen the worst. At current levels, if you have a three-year time horizon, the stock is a buying opportunity. You could make a reasonable amount of money. If there is a correction, you might like to add to your positions.”

“In Reliance Capital, there is a possibility of volatile movement. But given the encouraging economic environment, the stock is itself trading considerably lower than its 2007-08 highs. It has corrected well, so you should be buying Reliance Capital on correction.”

Rajat Bose of rajatkbose.com said, “The technical formation of PowerGrid Corporation suggests that the medium term outlook for this stock is pretty good. Within the short-term also, I expect some kind of movement in this stock. I expect this stock to go to Rs 137-143. I suggest a stop loss of Rs 118.”

“Indowind Energy has formed a base and has started moving up in the recent past. However, the chart pattern suggests that there is considerable upmove left in the stock over the medium-term. I recommend the stock as a medium-term pick. My target is Rs 69-85 with a stop loss below Rs 33.”

Vijay Bhambwani of bsplindia.com said, “For the coming week, the momentum base aggressive traders can initiate long positions in the June futures of Cairn India. As long as the counter remains above the Rs 260 levels, I suggest a stop loss at Rs 248 and a profit target at Rs 275-282.”

“Buy Inox Leisure, which is a BSE-listed counter, around Rs 115-118 levels. A deep stop loss is suggested at Rs 95 and the profit taking is recommended at Rs 200.”

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Commodities: 10 hot money-spinners in India

Commodities: 10 hot money-spinners in India

Ten hot money-spinners in India

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Nidhi Nath Srinivas, ET Bureau

Chicago, New York, London and Shanghai bourses may be rocketing. But for making money, one needs to catch the action in desi markets.

So I did a quick reccy and guess what I found. There is plenty happening right here under our noses.

Here's my list (in no particular order) of the top 10 commodities on the upswing. Keep an eye on them.

Ten hot money-spinners in India

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Gold and Silver: Gold is inversely linked to the dollar. So when dollar weakens, investors switch from currency to a hard asset like gold.

Gold is attractive to everyone: those who believe the economy will recover and customers will start buying again; and those pessimistic ones who believe the worst is still ahead.

For the latter, gold becomes a safe shelter for impending bad times. That is why pure gold crossed Rs 15,000 on Monday.

Silver, the poor man’s gold, has tracked gold and risen to a 10-month high. They will continue to remain firmly bullish.

Ten hot money-spinners in India

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Tea and Coffee: Tea production in India, the world’s largest producer, is down 15%, affected by very poor rains in Assam and West Bengal. That comes when there is a global shortage of 45 mn kg, pushing Indian tea prices to an unprecedented Rs 98/kg. Exports have dropped by 12 million kg between January and March 2009, compared to last year. As consumption both locally and across the world continues to rise, this bodes well for tea companies, traders and exporters.

Coffee has been hit by disease and poor rains, too. Berry borer pest has hit 13,000 ha robusta coffee crop in the main growing districts of Chikmagalur, Coorg and Hassan in Karnataka. Last year too the crop was hit, albeit by heavy unseasonal rains. Currently, coffee prices are so high in the domestic market that traders are making more money selling locally than exporting overseas.

Ten hot money-spinners in India

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Gur and sugar: Sugar is hot because India produced only 14.5 million t in 2008-09 while it consumed 21 million.

This deficit has to be filled by imports. But if sufficient sugar is not imported, prices will remain at Rs 26/kg ex-factory. In 2009-10, India is expected to produce 21 million t sugar, going by current sugar cane planting reports from Maharashtra and UP.

But all depends on the rains, which could change yields. Even if India does produce 21 mn t in 2009-10, the supply pipeline will still be badly stretched. Traders are already licking their chops.

If sugar is hot, gur is even hotter. Gur is now more expensive than sugar and no one has seen these prices of Rs 28/kg in a long, long time. There is tremendous demand for gur because it can replace molasses and be brewed to make country liquor. Right now, molasses are so expensive, that all desi vends have switched to gur. So gur can say hic, hic, hurray.

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Equity funds gain 31 pc in May; best in 17 years

MF industry's assets cross Rs 6 lakh cr mark

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Source: Economic TImes.com

India's 11 largest Merger n Acquisition deals

India's 11 largest M&A deals

Discuss | Email | Print | Get latest news on your desktop Next India's 11 largest M&A deals Rediff Business Desk The proposed merger between Bharti Airtel and South Africa's MTN would be India's biggest-ever M&A deal. The potential value of the Bharti Airtel-MTN deal would amount to $23 billion. As per the exploring agreement, MTN and its shareholders would acquire around 36 per cent economic interest in Bharti Airtel, while, the Sunil Mittal-promoted Bharti Airtel would acquire 49 per cent stake in South African telecom giant MTN. Let us now take a look at the 10 largest M&A transactions involving an Indian company until now

Discuss | Email | Print | Get latest news on your desktop Back | Next Tata Steel-Corus: $12.2 billion 1. Tata Steel-Corus: $12.2 billion On January 30, 2007, Tata Steel purchased a 100% stake in the Corus Group at 608 pence per share in an all cash deal, cumulatively valued at $12.2 billion. The deal is the largest Indian takeover of a foreign company till date and made Tata Steel the world's fifth-largest steel group. Image: B Mutharaman, Tata Steel MD; Ratan Tata, Tata chairman; J Leng, Corus chair; and P Varin, Corus CEO. Photograph: Toby Melville/Reuters

Discuss | Email | Print | Get latest news on your desktop Back | Next Vodafone-Hutchison Essar: $11.1 billion 2. Vodafone-Hutchison Essar: $11.1 billion On February 11, 2007, Vodafone agreed to buy out the controlling interest of 67% held by Li Ka Shing Holdings in Hutch-Essar for $11.1 billion. This is the second-largest M&A deal ever involving an Indian company. Vodafone Essar is owned by Vodafone 52%, Essar Group 33% and other Indian nationals 15%. Image: The then CEO of Vodafone Arun Sarin visits Hutchison Telecommunications head office in Mumbai. Photograph: Punit Paranjpe/Reuters

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Source:Rediff.com

RIL, ONGC, Bharti in global 500 list

'RIL, ONGC, Bharti in global 500 list'

Ten Indian companies, including Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries and telecom major Bharti Airtel, are among the 500 top global companies for 2009 in terms of market capitalisation, according to the Financial Times.

The league of 500 companies is topped by American energy giant ExxonMobil followed by oil major PetroChina and US retailer Wal-Mart Stores at the second and third positions, respectively.

Reliance Industries is the lone Indian entity featuring in the top 100 and is ranked at the 75th place with a market capitalisation of USD 47.25 billion. The entity was placed at the 80th spot last year.

Other Indian firms featuring in the list are Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (120th rank), National Thermal Power Corporation (138), Bharti Airtel (188), Infosys Technologies (330), Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (345), ITC (362), State Bank of India (372), Tata Consultancy Services (483) and Hindustan Unilever (495) "The companies are ranked by market capitalisation - the greater the stock market value of a company, the higher its ranking. Market capitalisation is the share price on March 31, 2009 multiplied by the number of shares issued...," the Financial Times said in an accompanying report.

Seven Indian firms have improved their positions from last year, while SBI and TCS have slipped in their rankings. Hindustan Unilever was not in previous year's list. ONGC has a market capitalisation of USD 32.87 billion, NTPC (USD 29.29 billion), Bharti Airtel (USD 23.41 billion), Infosys Technologies (USD 14.95 billion), BHEL (USD 14.51 billion), ITC (USD 13.75 billion), SBI (USD 13.35 billion), TCS (USD 10.42 billion) and Hindustan Unilever (USD 10.23 billion).

As many as three American companies led by India-origin chief executives -- Pepsico (42), Citigroup (358) and Adobe Systems (448) -- also feature in the list.

Indra Nooyi-led Pepsico has a market capitalisation of USD 80.12 billion, Vikram Pandit-led Citi (USD 13.85 billion) and Shantanu Narayen-led Adobe Systems (USD 11.21 billion).

Both Pepsico and Adobe Systems have improved their positions from last year's 46th and 469th ranks, respectively. However, Citi's ranking has tumbled from previous year's 53rd place.

"The total market capitalisation of the Global 500 companies has fallen by 42 per cent from USD 26,831 billion to USD 15,617 billion. The 500th company is worth USD 10.1 billion, compared with USD 19.3 billion last year," the report said.

Source:Business Today ( 'RIL, ONGC, Bharti in global 500 list' )

FnO Revision of Market Lot of Derivative Contracts

NSE/FAOP/12491

May 29, 2009

Revision of Market Lot of Derivative Contracts

Subject: Revision of Market Lot of Derivative Contracts

Exchange reviews on a periodic basis the contract size/value of derivative contracts based on prescribed minimum value of INR 200,000 as per SEBI circular no. SEBI/DNPD/CIR-20/2004/02/23 dated February 23, 2004. It is proposed to carry out revision of market lots for derivatives contract as given below:

Sr No	Underlying whose Derivative contract size /value is	Revising methodology	Effective date	Annexure Number for list of underlying
1	Higher than INR 800,000	Dividing existing lot by 4	June 26, 2009 (for all contracts)	1
2	Higher than INR 400,000	Dividing existing lot by 2	June 26, 2009 (for all contracts)	2
3	Higher than INR 800,000 but lot size not exactly divisible by 4	Dividing existing lot by 4 & rounding off to nearest even integer.	June 26, 2009 (for September 2009 & later expiries)	3
4	Lower than INR 200,000	Multiplying existing lot by 2 and its multiples	June 26, 2009 (for September 2009 & later expiries)	4

To avoid operational complexities, in case 3 & 4 above, only the far month contract i.e. September 2009 expiry contracts will be revised for market lots. Contracts with maturity of July 2009 and August 2009 would continue to have the existing market lots. All subsequent contracts (i.e., September 2009 expiry and beyond) will have revised market lots.

For any clarifications, members are advised to contact the following officials:

Mr. Sachin Dhar and Mr. Janardhan Gujaran at 26598151 or 26598152

Yours faithfully,

For National Stock Exchange of India Ltd.

Suprabhat Lala

Assistant Vice President

Annexure-1

List of underlying in which market lot is being revised downwards:

Sr No	Underlying	Symbol	Present Market Lot	Revised market Lot
1	Aurobindo Pharma Ltd	AUROPHARMA	2800	700
2	Bajaj Auto Limited	BAJAJ-AUTO	800	200
3	Bajaj Hindusthan Ltd	BAJAJHIND	5700	1425
4	Balrampur Chini Mills Ltd	BALRAMCHIN	9600	2400
5	Dish TV India Limited	DISHTV	20600	5150
6	Financial Technologies (India) Limited	FINANTECH	600	150
7	GMR Infrastructure Limited	GMRINFRA	5000	1250
8	GVK Power & Infrastructure Limited	GVKPIL	19000	4750
9	Hindustan Construction Co. Ltd	HCC	8400	2100
10	Housing Development and Infrastructure Limited	HDIL	3096	774
11	Jaiprakash Associates Limited	JPASSOCIAT	4500	1125
12	Jaiprakash Hydro-Power Limited	JPHYDRO	12500	3125
13	LIC Housing Finance Ltd	LICHSGFIN	1700	425
14	Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd.	M&M	1248	312
15	Maruti Suzuki India Limited	MARUTI	800	200
16	Nagarjuna Fertilizer & Chemicals Ltd.	NAGARFERT	21000	5250
17	National Aluminium Company Limited	NATIONALUM	2300	575
18	Neyveli Lignite Corporation Limited	NEYVELILIG	5900	1475
19	Steel Authority of India Ltd.	SAIL	5400	1350

Annexure-2

List of underlying in which market lot is being revised Downwards:

Sr No	Underlying	Symbol	Present Market Lot	Revised market Lot
1	Adlabs Films Ltd	ADLABSFILM	1800	900
2	Allahabad Bank	ALBK	4900	2450
3	Alstom Projects India Ltd	APIL	1200	600
4	Andhra Bank	ANDHRABANK	4600	2300
5	Ashok Leyland Ltd	ASHOKLEY	19100	9550
6	Asian Paints Limited	ASIANPAINT	400	200
7	Associated Cement Co. Ltd.	ACC	752	376
8	Axis Bank Ltd.	AXISBANK	900	450
9	Bank Of Baroda	BANKBARODA	1400	700
10	Bharat Earth Movers Ltd.	BEML	750	375
11	Bharat Electronics Ltd.	BEL	552	276
12	Bharat Forge Co Ltd	BHARATFORG	4000	2000
13	Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd.	BHEL	300	150
14	Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd.	BPCL	1100	550
15	Bharti Airtel Ltd	BHARTIARTL	500	250
16	Bhushan Steel & Strips Lt	BHUSANSTL	1000	500
17	Biocon Limited.	BIOCON	3600	1800
18	Bombay Rayon Fashions Ltd	BRFL	2300	1150
19	Cairn India Limited	CAIRN	2500	1250
20	Canara Bank	CANBK	1600	800
21	Century Textiles Ltd	CENTURYTEX	1696	848
22	Chambal Fertilizers Ltd.	CHAMBLFERT	6900	3450
23	Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd.	CHENNPETRO	3600	1800
24	Container Corporation Of India Limited	CONCOR	500	250
25	Crompton Greaves Ltd.	CROMPGREAV	2000	1000
26	Cummins India Ltd	CUMMINSIND	1900	950
27	Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd.	DCHL	6800	3400
28	Dena Bank	DENABANK	10500	5250
29	Dlf Limited	DLF	1600	800
30	Dr. Reddy'S Laboratories Ltd.	DRREDDY	800	400
31	Educomp Solutions Ltd	EDUCOMP	150	75
32	Essar Oil Ltd.	ESSAROIL	2824	1412
33	Federal Bank Ltd.	FEDERALBNK	1702	851
34	Firstsource Solutions Limited	FSL	19000	9500
35	Grasim Industries Ltd.	GRASIM	352	176
36	Gtl Infrastructure Limited	GTLINFRA	9700	4850
37	Gtl Ltd.	GTL	1500	750
38	Gujarat State Petronet Limited	GSPL	12200	6100
39	Hcl Technologies Ltd.	HCLTECH	2600	1300
40	Hdfc Bank Ltd.	HDFCBANK	400	200
41	Hero Honda Motors Ltd.	HEROHONDA	400	200
42	Hindalco Industries Ltd.	HINDALCO	7036	3518
43	Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd.	HINDPETRO	1300	650
44	Hindustan Zinc Limited	HINDZINC	1000	500
45	Hotel Leela Ventures Ltd	HOTELEELA	15000	7500
46	Icici Bank Ltd.	ICICIBANK	700	350
47	Icsa (India) Limited	ICSA	2400	1200
48	Idea Cellular Ltd.	IDEA	5400	2700
49	Ifci Ltd.	IFCI	15760	7880
50	India Cements Ltd.	INDIACEM	2900	1450
51	India Infoline Limited	INDIAINFO	5000	2500
52	Indiabulls Real Estate Limited	IBREALEST	2600	1300
53	Indian Hotels Co. Ltd.	INDHOTEL	7596	3798
54	Indian Overseas Bank	IOB	5900	2950
55	Indusind Bank Ltd.	INDUSINDBK	7700	3850
56	Industrial Development Bank Of India Ltd.	IDBI	4800	2400
57	Infrastructure Development Finance Company Ltd.	IDFC	5900	2950
58	Ispat Industries Limited	ISPATIND	24900	12450
59	Itc Ltd.	ITC	2250	1125
60	Ivrcl Infrastructure & Projects Ltd.	IVRCLINFRA	2000	1000
61	Jindal Steel & Power Ltd	JINDALSTEL	320	160
62	Kingfisher Airlines Limited	KFA	8500	4250
63	Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd.	KOTAKBANK	1100	550
64	Larsen & Toubro Ltd.	LT	400	200
65	Mangalore Refinery And Petrochemicals Ltd.	MRPL	8900	4450
66	Mercator Lines Limited	MLL	9800	4900
67	Moser-Baer (I) Ltd	MOSERBAER	4950	2475
68	Mphasis Ltd.	MPHASIS	1600	800
69	Nagarjuna Constrn. Co. Ltd.	NAGARCONST	4000	2000
70	Noida Toll Bridge Company Ltd	NOIDATOLL	16400	8200
71	Oil & Natural Gas Corp. Ltd.	ONGC	450	225
72	Opto Circuits (India) Limited	OPTOCIRCUI	4080	2040
73	Oracle Financial Services Software Limited	OFSS	600	300
74	Orchid Chemicals Ltd.	ORCHIDCHEM	4200	2100
75	Oriental Bank Of Commerce	ORIENTBANK	2400	1200
76	Pantaloon Retail (I) Ltd	PANTALOONR	1700	850
77	Patel Engineering Ltd.	PATELENG	2000	1000
78	Patni Computer Syst Ltd	PATNI	2600	1300
79	Petronet Lng Limited	PETRONET	8800	4400
80	Polaris Software Lab Ltd.	POLARIS	5600	2800
81	Power Finance Corporation Ltd.	PFC	2400	1200
82	Power Grid Corporation Of India Ltd.	POWERGRID	3850	1925
83	Praj Industries Ltd.	PRAJIND	4400	2200
84	Ptc India Limited	PTC	4700	2350
85	Punjab National Bank	PNB	600	300
86	Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd.	RANBAXY	1600	800
87	Rel. Nat. Resources Ltd.	RNRL	7152	3576
88	Reliance Capital Ltd	RELCAPITAL	552	276
89	Reliance Communications Ltd.	RCOM	1400	700
90	Reliance Industries Ltd.	RELIANCE	300	150
91	Reliance Infrastructure Limited	RELINFRA	552	276
92	Reliance Petroleum Ltd.	RPL	3350	1675
93	Rural Electrification Corporation Ltd.	RECLTD	3900	1950
94	Sesa Goa Ltd.	SESAGOA	3000	1500
95	Shipping Corporation Of India Ltd.	SCI	4800	2400
96	Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd.	RENUKA	5000	2500
97	Siemens Ltd	SIEMENS	1504	752
98	State Bank Of India	SBIN	264	132
99	Sterlite Industries (I) Ltd	STER	876	438
100	Sun Tv Network Ltd.	SUNTV	2000	1000
101	Suzlon Energy Ltd.	SUZLON	6000	3000
102	Tata Chemicals Ltd	TATACHEM	2700	1350
103	Tata Communications Ltd	TATACOMM	1050	525
104	Tata Motors Ltd.	TATAMOTORS	1700	850
105	Tata Power Co. Ltd.	TATAPOWER	400	200
106	Tata Steel Ltd.	TATASTEEL	1528	764
107	Tech Mahindra Limited	TECHM	1200	600
108	Television Eighteen India Ltd.	TV-18	3400	1700
109	The Great Eastern Shipping Co. Ltd.	GESHIP	2400	1200
110	Titan Industries Ltd.	TITAN	412	206
111	Triveni Engg. & Inds. Ltd.	TRIVENI	7700	3850
112	Tulip It Services Ltd	TULIP	1000	500
113	Uco Bank	UCOBANK	10000	5000
114	Ultratech Cement Ltd.	ULTRACEMCO	800	400
115	Union Bank Of India	UNIONBANK	2100	1050
116	Unitech Ltd	UNITECH	9000	4500
117	United Phosphorous Ltd	UNIPHOS	2800	1400
118	Voltas Ltd.	VOLTAS	5400	2700
119	Welspun Guj St. Ro. Ltd.	WELGUJ	3200	1600
120	Wipro Ltd.	WIPRO	1200	600
121	Yes Bank Limited	YESBANK	4400	2200
122	Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd.	ZEEL	2800	1400

Annexure-3

List of underlying in which market lot is being revised downwards and rounded off to nearest even integer:

Sr No	Underlying	Symbol	Present Market Lot	Revised market Lot
1	JSW Steel Limited	JSWSTEEL	1650	412
2	Lanco Infratech Limited	LITL	2550	638

Annexure-4

List of underlying in which market lot is being revised upwards:

Sr No	Underlying	Symbol	Present Market Lot	Revised market Lot
1	Sterling Biotech Limited	STERLINBIO	1250	2500

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