Srisai's Instinct Stock Calls

Srisai's Instinct Stock Calls

This(Srisai's Instinct Stock Calls) will be a New Initiative of this blog to Publish Blog Author's Own Investment/Trading Calls for Short-Medium Term perspective. But All these Calls are not given on Purely Technical perspective. Most of these Calls are given by Blog Author from His past Investment/Trading experiences. So Do not expect More depth in Calls. Author has tried his best to give some calls for the benefit of Investors/Traders from his experience and from some media/web/news based call. So author request all the investors/traders to take/try these Calls as RISK CALLS. And Keep Strict Stop Loss Own (or) Keep Resi,Supp levels As Stop Loss for their Trading(or) Trade/Invest @ your Own Financial Risk. All type of Comments are Welcome about this New Initiative. Dont Forget to Keep Stop Loss and Again Author Remembering you that he is giving calls only from his past trading experience...


Date: 26.10.2009

Nifty Future: cmp 5007

NFut little weak below 5063 levels... Upside only above 5063-5087 levels.... So keep watch on this... Downside supports are at 4970-4957-4930 levels.



Reliance Industries: cmp 2046

RIL stocks down 4% on Friday as Hardy Oil abondons KG-D9 block process.
But In my point of view Market has Over-reacted on this announcement... From the Media sources, I came to know some facts.... RIL Exploration Success Ratio is ( 60%) Bigger than Global Success Ratio of 40%... So No need to worry about this Abandon. And KG D9 Block as not as much important as KG-D6 block...
So If RIL falls below 2000, Use that lows as Buying opportunity for short term..

Supports are at 1970-1927-1906 levels...




BajajHindustan: cmp 233

Year high nearly comoing around 240 levels.... So if it breaks that levels with Huge volumes, then it could move 252-265 levels soon... Supports at 227-215 levels....



Polaris: cmp 170

Polaris is trying very hard to cross levels 173-175 in last two sessions... and also not going below of Rs 165 levels.... So decision is yours whether to short/go Long...

Supp: 165-160 levels. Resi: 173-175 levels.



EssDee Aluminium: cmp 373

I have tried this stock continuously while crossing 375-385 levels... some thing there in that range...That is stock struggles in that range... So risk traders watch this stock and make SHORT/LONG with Strict Own Stoploss... Supports may be 348-355 levels...


Amtek Auto : cmp 189

Stock has corrected nearly 20-25 % in last few sessions.... Buy this at further correction in Small/Medium quantities.... Stock's 50 simple moving avg is at 185 levels... S try this stock in small qty with own stop loss... Other supports are: 177-172 levels....



Again Says Keep Strict Given StopLoss/Own StopLoss in All Trades.....



Srisai

RIL slumps 4% as Hardy boys pull out of KG-D9 well

RIL slumps 4% as Hardy boys pull out of KG-D9 well

MUMBAI: Reliance Industries fell 4% after its minority partner Hardy Oil & Gas of the UK said it was abandoning exploration at a well in the D9 block off the Krishna-Godavari basin, reversing earlier estimates of gas worth billions of dollars. Although analysts have not factored in revenues from the block for Reliance earnings forecast, the fall was in part mirroring the crash of Hardy’s stock in the UK where it faced the worst-ever falls. Hardy crashed 37% to 345.25 pence in early London trading. RIL fell Rs 86.25 to close at Rs 2047.30 on BSE. The British explorer, which owns 10% stake in the field, said it would discontinue drilling at the KGD-A1 well, the first of a four-well programme at Block D9 in the Krishna Godavari basin, as it encountered “poor reservoir sands in the middle and lower Miocene target levels.” “The market has overreacted to the news as it was on the edge with stretched valuations,” said Amitabh Chakraborty, president of equities at Religare Capital. “For me, it seems to be an excuse for profit-booking.” Hardy in May this year had said that it estimated the prospective resources at Block D9 at 10.8 trillion cubic feet of gas and 143 million barrels of oil, almost equal to the reserves in the country’s most prolific KG-D6 block, whose monetary value is estimated to be $50 billion. It was then pulled up by the Director General of Hydrocarbon (DGH) saying it was premature to publicise the prospects of reserves. Reliance, which surrendered a third of the 45 exploration blocks to the government for unsuccessful exploration with sunk cost of Rs 1,400 crore, said on Friday it would not surrender this block, but would drill three more wells. “The data obtained from this first exploration well is significant and will be integrated with the existing geological model to improve the understanding of the geology and petroleum system within the block before drilling subsequent wells. Any rumour of RIL surrendering this block is completely baseless,” added the RIL statement. Analysts also believe that this is not the end of the road for RIL and Hardy in this block. “Exploration is a high-risk-high-reward game. Based on results of drilling one well, you cannot decide the prospects of the block. Cairn has discovered oil in Rajasthan after Royal Dutch Shell abandoned that block,” said an analyst with an international firm. Hardy is not throwing in the towel either. “We did not find a reservoir of good quality, so we have abandoned this well. We are looking at the data to plan our next drilling sequence. So far, we have drilled nothing in this block,” Hardy COO Yogeshwar Sharma told ET NOW. Early this year, RIL joined the league of global deepwater operators by putting its D-6 gas field into commercial production and doubling India’s natural gas production. RIL has started production of one oil find and two of the 18 gas discoveries in KG-D6. Its plans for nine satellite finds in the block as well as six discoveries in NEC-25 are yet to be approved by the government.

• RIL to drill more wells despite failure in KG-D9
• Reliance shares fall after partner says to abandon well

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Hardy abandons exploration in one D9 well of KG basin


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Hardy Oil to abandon 1 well in KG D9 block; RIL stock down

Hardy Oil to abandon 1 well in KG D9 block; RIL stock down

UK-based Hardy Oil and Gas, which has 10% stake in Krishna-Godavari D9 block on the east coast of India, will abandon exploration of one well. The Hardy Oil stock was down 36% on the London Stock Exchange on the announcement.

India’s Reliance Industries (RIL), the field's operator, holds 90% in KG D9. RIL’s stock was seen under pressure after the news came out and was down about 4% on the National Stock Exchange at 14.35.

In response, RIL said it would comment only after informing the Directorate General of Hydrocarbons (DGH), the government body that overlooks the management of oil and natural gas resources in India.

The DGH in June had complained to market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) when Hardy had “prematurely” announced its assessment of reserves in the KG blocks.

Market Watch: Sensex trips on profit booking; RIL, L&T weigh

RPT-UPDATE 1-Reliance shares hit as partner says to abandon well ...

Reliance down as Hardy Oil abandons well in KG D9 block

Reliance down as Hardy Oil abandons well in KG D9 block

India Infoline News Service / 02:26 PM , Oct 23, 2009

Hardy holds a 10% stake in the D9 block while, Reliance Industries is the operator, with a 90% stake.

Shares of Reliance Industries have declined by over 4% to Rs2064 after Hardy Oil & Gas Plc reportedly plans to abandon a well in the KG-basin that showed “poor” reservoir sands. Hardy Oil and Gas plc, announced the results of the drilling of the first of a four well programme on the Company's D9 (KG-DWN-2001/1) exploration license. The exploratory well KGD-A1 drilled to a total depth of 4,875 m TVDRT (4,861 m subsea) to explore the Middle and Lower Miocene targets, will be plugged and abandoned. While encountering some background gas while drilling, the well encountered poor reservoir sands in both the Middle and Lower Miocene target levels. The data obtained from this firstexploration parametric well is very significant and will be integrated with the existing geological model to improve the prospectivity of the block before drilling subsequent wells. The first phase of the D9 exploration licence provides for the drilling of a further three exploration wells in the block. Hardy holds a 10% stake in the D9 block while, Reliance Industries is the operator, with a 90% stake. Shares of Hardy Oil in the UK were slam-dunked by over 36% in a single trading session.

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Srisai's Instinct Stock Calls

Srisai's Instinct Stock Calls

This(Srisai's Instinct Stock Calls) will be a New Initiative of this blog to Publish Blog Author's Own Investment/Trading Calls for Short-Medium Term perspective. But All these Calls are not given on Purely Technical perspective. Most of these Calls are given by Blog Author from His past Investment/Trading experiences. So Do not expect More depth in Calls. Author has tried his best to give some calls for the benefit of Investors/Traders from his experience and from some media/web/news based call. So author request all the investors/traders to take/try these Calls as RISK CALLS. And Keep Strict Stop Loss Own (or) Keep Resi,Supp levels As Stop Loss for their Trading(or) Trade/Invest @ your Own Financial Risk. All type of Comments are Welcome about this New Initiative. Dont Forget to Keep Stop Loss and Again Author Remembering you that he is giving calls only from his past trading experience...

3-5 calls will be given in every SRISAI's INSTINCT STOCK CALLS.

Date: 23.10.2009


Nifty Future: cmp 4998

NF Resi Seen at 5063-5087... Upside to resume only crossing this level. Supports pegged at 4970-4957-4930-4905 levels.
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Today Results: ITC, BHEL, NTPC, JSW, HCC, PunjLloyd etc
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SRF:

cmp 202

Supports at 193-188 levels. If falls to that levels Try LONG with Rs 5 as Stop Loss.

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Prism Cement: cmp 43.60

Stock Has strong support at 42-39 range.. So try this Stock for LONG for a tgt of 46-49 levels.

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UNitech

Cmp : 100.6

Unitech has support at 95-97 levels... If breaches this , then may test 88 range... Upside resi @ 103-108 levels. SO decision is yours...

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Jubilant

Cmp 211

Stock has down nearly 25% in recent times. Good set of results... Accumulate for INvestments

Top 5 picks of the day

Top 5 picks of the day

ET Bureau

Indian shares fell for the third straight session and closed 1.3% lower on Thursday to their lowest in two weeks, hurt by a decline in global equities and as results from engineering firms failed to cheer. The 30-share BSE index, Sensex, closed 1.29% or 219.43 points lower at 16,789.74, its lowest close since October 9. Only 6 of its components closed in the red.



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Yes Bank 23 Oct 2009, 0654 hrs IST

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Latest Quotes | Charts | News/Announcements | Quarterly Results | P&L | Price History Recommendation: Buy Last Close: Rs 248 Target: Rs 242 Stop Loss: Rs 265 The stock has been on a sharp breakout. It has made its 52-week high at 262+ one day prior to results. The stock is trading comfortably over 10 Day Moving Average of 222. Overbought on oscillators , but MACD strongly positive.

Nifty 23 Oct 2009, 0650 hrs IST

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Recommendation: Sell Last Close: 5002 Target: 5068 Stop Loss: 4945/4885 Nifty opened weak on global cues. First short signal emerged when Nifty could not hold 5,070 level, the second signal emerged when after flirting with 5,020-5,030 support, the market finally gave way to sub 5,000 levels.

i Infotech 23 Oct 2009, 0609 hrs IST

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Latest Quotes | Charts | News/Announcements | Quarterly Results | P&L | Price History Recommendation: Buy Last Close: Rs 94.7 Target: Rs 91.9 Stop Loss: Rs 99 Currently, the stock is in a band of 92-98. The stock has been taking support at 20 DMA of 92. Trend saturation visible for current trend of consolidation. It looks likely to cross target of 99 and move to 105 levels.

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Mid-term picks

ET Bureau

Broking house Sharekhan has suggested following five stocks for mid-term picks of the day.

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TCS 23 Oct 2009, 0645 hrs IST

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Latest Quotes | Charts | News/Announcements | Quarterly Results | P&L | Price History BUY MARKET PRICE: Rs 627.50 TARGET PRICE: Rs 674 In terms of the demand environment, TCS sees opportunities in the BFSI vertical in the near term on the back of M&A and integration work, and increase in the discretionary spending. The management believes in the bottoming out of the manufacturing, telecommunications and hi-tech verticals.

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Top five picks of the day and Heard on the Street : ET

Top five picks of the day

Top five picks of the day 21 Oct 2009, 0521 hrs IST

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Domestic shares closed 0.6% lower in see-saw trade on Tuesday, pulled down by Reliance Industries (RIL) on investor nervousness over the start of a court hearing in the energy giant’s dispute with Reliance Natural Resources (RNRL). The Supreme Court started hearing arguments in the case between RIL led by billionaire Mukesh Ambani , and RNRL, led by his younger brother Anil, over a deal to sell gas to the latter at below-market rates as per a family settlement. Check out top five picks of the day by Birendrakumar Singh,Technical Analyst, Religare Cap (Views expressed are personal. The chartist may have interest in some or all the stocks.)

Hexaware Technologies Ltd 21 Oct 2009, 0521 hrs IST

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Latest Quotes | Charts | News/Announcements | Quarterly Results | P&L | Price History Recommendation:Buy Last Close: Rs 91.40 Target: Rs 105 Stop Loss: Rs 85 The stock has witnessed a strong breakout after crossing Rs 90, it has been moving in a consolidation for past eleven trading sessions. The breakout is accompanied by heavy volume and is likely to move up to Rs 105, maintain a stop loss of Rs 85.

LIC Housing Finance Ltd 21 Oct 2009, 0520 hrs IST

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Latest Quotes | Charts | News/Announcements | Quarterly Results | P&L | Price History Recommendation:Buy Last Close: Rs 839.05 Target: Rs 890 Stop Loss: Rs 817 LIC Housing Finance has been moving in a narrow range for past three trading sessions, giving rise to a “Pennant” like pattern. It has witnessed a breakout of the “Pennant” while doing so it has also given a close above its all-time high. It is now likely to move up to 890 levels. It has a resistance at Rs 868 at which one can raise the stop loss to Rs 825 from Rs 817.

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Heard on the street

Heard on the street 21 Oct 2009, 0421 hrs IST, ET Bureau

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New releases, multiplex expansion lift K Sera Sera The stock price of K Sera Sera has gained close to 35% in the past one month alone. The buzz is that the company is betting big on some of its new releases that are in the pipeline. It has made an investment of close to Rs 100 crore in about 10 movies, out of which two will be released shortly. Some of its past blockbusters include Guru, Partner and Sarkar, among others. The stock, trading at its 52-week high, closed at Rs 21, down almost 2% from its previous close on huge volumes. Brokers say the firm is also planning to set up a chain of smaller version of multiplexes (having lower seating capacity) in tier-II cities in the next few months. The expansion would be part-funded with the money it recently raised in the GDR market. When contacted, a senior company official confirmed the developments, but refused to divulge details on the same. ISP licence buzz triggers selective buying in Zylog THERE’S a selective buying in Zylog Systems shares, following a buzz that the Chennai-based company has completed its Wi-Fi pilot project. It is expected to put in place about 4000 Wi5-enabled nodes against 250 currently installed in Chennai, within a year to make its entry in the ISP business. It has obtained a category-A internet service provider licence to operate in all DoT circles. Similar Wi-Fi services will be made available in Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Kolkata. The stock closed at Rs 343, down almost 1.9% from its previous close, after gaining close to 5% in the past one month. The company may also lease its infrastructure and expand overseas, after complete services rollouts. When contacted, a senior company official declined to comment on the development. India Inc’s funds hunt a boon for small i-banks THE sharp surge in fund raising among India Inc, especially among the mid-tier Indian corporates, has proved to be a bonanza for small boutique investment banks. With M&A deals few and far between in the current environment, many of these boutique investment bankers are looking at innovative strategies to boost their business. For instance, in the event that a small or mid-sized company was to approach a boutique bank to do a QIP, these banks, which come in as advisors, turn to large domestic or foreign brokerages with the FII and FI connectivity to place the trade. These tie-ups are at best informal understanding where boutique banks are trying to lever on the brokerages distribution size and network. Contributed by Apurv Gupta & Deeptha Rajkumar

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8 stks that were buzzing last week and how to trade them now

8 stks that were buzzing last week & how to trade them now

Bank Index advanced 8.3%, SBI zoomed 17.8%, ICICI Bank gained 6.5%. The Metal index surged 8%, Jindal Steel & Power rallied 16%, SAIL and Tata Steel surged 6.8% and 6.5% respectively. The top index gainers this week were Cairn India up 11.8%, TCS up 6.3% and RIL up 5.3%. However, telecom stocks like Reliance Comm and Bharti lost 6% and 5.3% this week respectively. Mehraboon Irani, VP-PMS, Centrum Broking, Technical Analyst, Sudarshan Sukhani and Dipan Mehta, Member, BSE/NSE discussed various stocks. They were bullish on Unitech, Torrent Power, Hindustan Unilever (HUL), Jindal Steel & Power, LIC Housing Finance and SBI while were bearish on Bharti Airtel. However, they had mixed views on Larsen and Toubro. Bharti Airtel Mehta told CNBC-TV18, "Telecom has been on underperformer over the past two-weeks or so since the news came out that Reliance itself was offering at very competitive rates for outgoing and on the whole we are seeing that there could be regulatory change as far as shifting from per minute to per second billing takes place. That could impact the profitability in the short to medium-term quite drastically and therefore my sense is that one should remain underweight on the sector. My specific advice would be to look at exiting out of Bharti Airtel and the other telecom stocks. But then again it could be at a trading bounce and need not necessarily be at this price.” Irani told CNBC-TV18, "The one space we are advising investors really exit is the telcom. It is not fair to state that Bharti is a great company – no doubt about it – but buy this stock if it gives you an opportunity. It has come down so sharply because this is not the way you look at stocks. The fact of the case is as far as telcom goes, according to me the story for the time being is certainly over. So, a bounce back here and there of 5-10% not ruling out but for an investor I don’t think this is the way one should be looking at stocks. One can definitely wait for a bounce back but learn to exit at higher levels. There are better opportunities elsewhere.” Sukhani told CNBC-TV18, "My sense is that telecom stocks are on the verge of bottoming out, which means Bharti Airtel may not be Rs 330 but it could be Rs 300 or Rs 290. That’s a different issue. For a long-term investor, this is the right time to go and invest in telecom stocks; I would say that on the basis of long-term views on the charts.” Unitech Sukhani told CNBC-TV18, "I don’t think Unitech is going to outperform the market. What we saw was a bounce in what is essentially a downtrend and my assumption is that if the market were to remain cheerful we could see Rs 140 or Rs 150. But at this point it looks very unlikely that Unitech would touch Rs 200 again.” Irani told CNBC-TV18, "I feel that when Unitech managed to raise funds for itself some month’s ago – the problems for Unitech were behind it. At that time we started liking the stock and we had a target of Rs 125 for it. At the present level it is more of a trading play but we don’t enter a stock for a 10-15% return at this particular level of the indices. For the last seven months the company has made bookings of nearly Rs 40 billion (Rs 4,000 crore) which is ahead of most estimates. They are also concentrating more on the affordable homes, which could bring down the rate per square feet with the company books it had. But all said and done according to me the stock could possibly definitely move at least 10-15% up from here. The problems for the entire real estate are going to continue for some more time to come.” Continued on the next page...

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Deadpresident Blog Updates:

Jindal Steel and Power

Clutch Auto

TTK Prestige

Diwali Picks - Oct 18 2009

Analjit Singh to hike stake in EIH: reports

Polaris Software

Bajaj Auto, Jindal SAW, Container Corporation, India Energy, Valuations

Infotech Enterprises, HCL Infosystems, Hexaware, Infotech Enterprises

FMCG Sector

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Bullish sentiment in new Samvat

Bullish sentiment in new Samvat

Brace for short-term correction.

Also Read Related Stories News Now - Sensex ends Muhurat Trading on a flat note - NTC strike enters sixth day - MCX lowers transaction fees - Textiles cos back in expansion mode; line up 9 projects - FIIs bring Rs 66k cr in Indian equities since last Diwali More

The market continued to find new legs as it made net gains on strong volumes. The Nifty rose to new 2009 highs and closed at 5,142 points for week-on-week gains of 3.98 per cent. The Sensex behaved similarly, rising to 4.08 per cent to close 17,322 points. The Defty jumped 4.75 per cent as the rupee shot up.

Volumes were good all week and extraordinarily high on Friday. (This analysis is being written pre-Diwali session, where trading is usually token). Advances outnumbered declines and a large number of stocks were heavily traded. FIIs remained big net buyers while domestic institutions sold through most of the week. The BSE 500 rose 4.26 per cent while the Nifty Junior rose 6.4 per cent.

Outlook: The market reconfirmed its bullish status and the new upside targets would be in the range of Nifty 5,300. However, there could be another short-term correction next week pulling prices back till around the 4,950-5,000 level. Positive FII attitude remains a critical driver.

Rationale: The sequence of higher highs confirms that both the bullish long-term and bullish intermediate trends remain intact. However, the intermediate trend is now 13-weeks old and could reverse anytime. The market is overbought in the short-term. A fall below 4,900 would signal intermediate trend reversal with a target of 4,750.

Counter-view: High volumes and a series of new 2009 highs in pivotal stocks implies the market could continue to head North for an un-definable time. Balanced against that, this last burst of trading may have been triggered by traders exiting positions. Normally Indian operators ease off around Diwali and domestic institutions are also net-sellers at the moment. Hence, the FII attitude is vital to market direction – if they sell heavily, there will be no counter-parties at current prices.

Bulls & bears: A large number of pivotal stocks hit new 2009 highs last weeks and most were backed by strong volume expansions. Metals, for example, made a comeback with Sterlite, Sesa Goa both doing very well. Banks as a sector jumped over nine per cent with leaders like SBI and ICICI Bank both hitting new highs. Real estate also bounced up. Outside these sectors, there were scattered winners such as PTC, GVKPIL, Cairn, etc. This sort of pattern suggests further gains but it also sets up a tempting scenario for profit-booking and almost by definition, the market is overbought, with many individual stocks being over-extended and far ahead of reliable supports. Use trailing stop-losses to lock in profits, if there is a sharp reversal.

MICRO TECHNICALS

Bharti Airtel
Current Price: Rs 326
Target Price: Rs 345

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The stock may have seen a selling climax due to the intensifying competition, which has led to a tariff war among existing service providers. The stock fell on sustained hammering from Rs 435. On Thursday-Friday, there was volume multiplication without a further fall. This suggests all potential selling has been absorbed. Keep a stop at Rs 315 and go long since it could bounce till Rs 345.

Indiabulls Real Estate
Current Price: Rs 290.95
Target Price: Rs 270

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The stock has run into resistance between Rs 290-300, which has remained despite very high volumes. On a correction, it could fall till Rs 270 or lower. Keep a stop at Rs 295 and go short. If it does break Rs 295 and closes above Rs 300, reverse and go long with a stop at Rs 290 and a target of Rs 320.

Power Trading Corp
Current Price: Rs 103.8
Target Price: Rs 115

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The stock has made an extraordinary breakout on a big volume expansion. The formation's target would be about Rs 115. Keep a stop at Rs 101 and go long. Book 50 per cent profit at Rs 110 and move the stop up to Rs 106.

Sesa Goa
Current Price: Rs 354.7
Target Price: Rs 380

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Sesa Goa’s stock is making a sequence of successive record highs. Because of this, it is impossible to calculate a reliable target, however projections of Rs 380 appear to be reasonable. Traders are advised to keep a trailing stop at Rs 345 and go long at the counter. Raise the stop by 10-units for every 10-unit rise in the share price.

ICICI Bank
Current Price: Rs 959
Target Price: Rs 1,010

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The stock had a breakout to a 2009 high on strong volume expansion. It is difficult to calculate a target since anywhere between Rs 970 and Rs 1,010 is possible and there is no recent price history. Keep a stop at Rs 945 and go long. Raise the stop 10-units on every 10-unit rise.

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Analysts' corner 19-OCT-09 Tata Power Company (TPC) has obtained open-access approvals to distribute electricity to suburban Mumbai thereby, enhancing its distribution strengths and enabling higher ROEs.

Markets at a glance 19-OCT-09 Postive cues from the global markets and a strong IIP boosted domestic sentiments and helped recoup losses of the previous week.

Expiry effect in overbought market 19-OCT-09 The cash market generated extraordinary volumes and saw net gains while the derivatives market displayed bullish sentiments and signs of decent carryover.

Bullish sentiment in new Samvat 19-OCT-09 Brace for short-term correction.

Revival in demand 19-OCT-09 While September quarter results of HDFC look good and an upswing in credit demand is visible, its stock already captures most of the positives.

'World's 5th largest in transmission in 3 years' 19-OCT-09 Crompton Greaves, a leading player in the domestic and international power transmission and distribution (T&D) market, believes there is huge potential for growth in India.

The worst is behind 19-OCT-09 HDFC Bank and Axis Bank delivered another quarter of robust profit growth that was in line with expectations and was partly helped by other income.

Focussed on the big picture 19-OCT-09 Winning in the markets requires that you take tough calls and stick with it despite the volatile conditions, believes Harsha Upadhyaya.

Costly fares 19-OCT-09 The ongoing fare war and the launch of wireless services by new players will only worsen the profitability of mobile service providers.

Big gains for Smart Portfolios 19-OCT-09 For the first time in Smart Portfolios 2009, fund managers outperformed the benchmark in terms of returns.

India down but not out 19-OCT-09 China beats India in investment stakes, believes Morgan Stanley.

Gold extends decline 19-OCT-09 The prospects for the yellow metal don’t look good in the short term.

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Market has great run in '09, but '92 was better
Bull's Eye: JSW Steel, Polaris Software, NHPC, HDFC Bank
Top A-Group gainers in Samvat 2065



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