Share market tips : China's stock market pain gives india gains 21 Aug, 2015

Share market tips & Updates - China's latest stock market pain is proving to be India's gain, with share prices in the south Asian nation reviving as investors who cut their holdings earlier current year switch out of Chinese equity markets and back into India's.


India's Sensex, which fall as the Shanghai Composite index climbed between January and China's stock market rout in June, has reversed course and moved in the opposite direction to the Chinese benchmark since. Click Here Share market tips


India recorded inflows of 53.19 billion rupees ($816 million) in July after two months of outflows, regulatory data shows. In the meantime, northbound investment under the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect saw fund outflows of about 47 billion yuan ($7.3 billion) since early July, according to calculations.


The euphoria of the China A-shares markets on the back of the growth of margin financing was deemed unsustainable," said by head of Asian equities "Ronald Chan" at Manulife, which has increased its overweight position on India and cut China to neutral from overweight.

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1. Sensex closed with 135 points down on GST woes.

2. CLSA Limited continued buy on BHEL post dismal Q1, stocks up 2%.

3. E-commerce/start-upeuphoria ebbing as investors turn picky.

4. Divis Labs up 8%, Q1 net jumps 45% to Rs 243 cr.

5. Vedanta planning to restart iron ore mining in Goa state.

6. Ranbaxy incorporation may damage Sun Pharma's Q1 earnings.

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Tata Motors net profit fell down 48% in June quarter

Tata Motors reported steep fall in its consolidated net profit for the quarter ended June as volume sales of Jaguar Land Rover fell by one-third in its biggest market China due to a slowdown.

The company on Friday reported Rs 2,768-crore net profit for the first quarter, 48 per cent less than the year-earlier figure of Rs 5,397 crore. It fell below analysts' expectations that, according to estimates compiled by Bloomberg, averaged Rs 3,237 crore.

The consolidated net sales of the company declined 5.6 per cent to Rs 61,221 crore. An increasing contribution for China sales that tripled Tata Motors' net profit in the same quarter last year has been seen a trend reversal, with sales in China dropping 33 per cent. Tata Motors' EBIDTA margins dipped by 210 basis points to 16.1 per cent.

Share market tips & updates : BHEL Q1 profit reviewed 12% up

Bharat Heavy Electrical's 1st quarter total profit is seen increasing 12.2% year-on-year to Rs 217 cr. on strong operational performance. Revenue may increase 2.2 percent to Rs 5,181 cr. from Rs 5,068 cr. at time of the same period, in accordance with average of estimates of analysts polled by CNBC reports. The limit for estimated topline, bottomline and operating profit is large.ClickShare market tips

The lesser profit estimated by analysts is Rs 117 crore and maximum Rs 404cr for the quarter. The range of revenue is Rs 4,054-6,186 crore and operating profit Rs 150-658 crore. BHEL’s displayed performance is likely to remain constrained, impacted by muted execution. Sales growth may be impacted by ongoing execution issues for about 2/3rd of its order book from the power segment.

By Considering the range, revenue growth could surprise in June quarter because of inflated low base in Q1FY15, when BHEL reported 20 percent decline in revenue. Going ahead, BHEL may benefit from the ongoing of stalled projects, feel analysts. Operating profit (including other operating income) may elevate 37.1 percent year-on-year to Rs 299 cr. and margin may expand 150 basis points to 5.8 percent in June quarter, which is likely to be supported by low base in Q4FY15, lower commodity prices and normative run-rate in provisions.

Free Stock Tips : Equity Market Analysis As On 4 Aug, 2015

Free stock tips - As per market theory, combination of Rahu with Saturn may attract profit booking in worldwide secondary capital market. Profit booking estimated in power, metal and infrastructure stocks in Indian stock market. Weakness is expected in Nifty, Bajaj Hindusthan and Tata Power Company.

Stocks under observation -

1. Asian Paints
2. Dolphin Offshore 

                                                      

Economic Market Analysis -
1. Bharat Forge 1st quarter total grows 34.7% to Rs 195.32 Crore.
2. Sensex close firm, Nifty below 8550; SBI up 4% ahead of RBI policy.
3. HCL Tech Q4 net up 5.9% to Rs 1783 cr, revenue meets street.
4. Alkem Laboratories to increase Rs 1,500-3,500 crore via IPO.
5. FinMin ready to give Rs 1,300 Crore for kerosene as subsidy.

Share market tips : Sensex goes up by 260 pts

Share market tips - Today BSE Sensex spurted by over 260 points to 27,965.52 in early trade go on with the board buying by participants as the August series in the derivatives started on a positive note. 30-share index, which had gained 246.12 pts in the preceding two sessions, was up by 260.17 pts or 0.93 % to 27,965.52 with all the sectoral indices led by realty, healthcare and auto, were trading in positive zone.

On similar lines, the NSE Nifty was trading much by 83.85 pts or 1.00 % at 8,458.90. Brokers said that widening of positions by participants, following starting of the August F&O series and a firming movement at other Asian markets influenced trading sentiments.

From other Asian markets, Japan's Nikkei earned 0.12 % while Hong Kong's Hang Seng was up 0.44 % in early trade. The US Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 0.03 % lower in yesterday's trade. Click Here Share market tips

Todays Equity Market Analysis & Latest Update

The  broader index Nifty  ended  the  day  down  24  points,  0.29  per cent, at 8,337. HeroMotoCorp, Dr  Reddy, led  the  losers'  chart  on  the  BSE  index,  down about 3 % each. 

The  BSE  Sensex  locked  the  session  down by 102.15  pts ,  or  0.37  %  at  27,459.23  in  a  choppy  session,  declining  for  the  fourth  straight trading day. 19 of the 30 sensex stocks closed the day in the green. 

The  upside  in  the  benchmark  indices  was  highly  capped  by  down  in stocks such as ONGC, Bharti Airtel , Tata Motors, Sun Pharma, and Wipro. CNX Realty fall around 3 % cent. DLF loose over 3 % in intraday level. 

The stock settled below the Rs 100-mark. Earlier in day, most Asian indices closed in the red, tracking an overall fall  in the  US  market. 

Carefully prevailed  amid  ongoing  concerns  over China's  slowing  economy  after  its  newly  data  suggested  a  fall  in  industrial profits and a reduction in PMI manufacturing readings.

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A Great Fight-Back By Domestic Retail Investors In Equity Market

Free Stock Tips - Investment in Indian equity mutual funds by native retail investors has strike the highest since 2008, indicating the return of independent players drawn to a stock market that is outperforming physical assets such as gold and real estate. Native net inflows into equity mutual funds in June were the 2nd highest ever - second only to January 2008 before the financial crisis took hold, in accordance with data from the Mutual Funds Association in India. 

 

Retail investors are now set to make July the 15th straight month of net inflows, fund managers say. Retail investors are helping to extent an almost two-year stock market rally just as India's USD 100 billion social security and pension fund too begins to invest in equities for the first time. 

Retail investors are finally returning to the market, after approximately five years of muted participation, said by chief executive officer from Reliance Capital Asset Management .

Nestle gains 4%; S'pore resumes Maggi's sale

Equity trading tips : Sensex ends up 359 pts, Nifty above 8100; RIL, BHEL top gainers

Sugar stocks up 3-14%, CCEA approves interest free loan

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Bharti Airtel jumps 2%, CLSA reiterates high conviction buy

Nestle gains 4%; S'pore resumes Maggi's sale

Yen woes: Nikkei ends in red for 4th day in row

The 30-stock benchmark Sensex ended the day at 26,840.50; up 359.25 points.

The broader 50-share Nifty closed the session at 8,124.45; up 102.05 points.

29 stocks on the Sensex ended the day in green. Sectorally, IT and capital goods were the top gainers, gaining over 2% each. BHEL was the top gainer on Sensex, up 4%.

Cairn India ended the day 6% up on Nifty as Brent crude prices breached $66/barrel-mark.

Sensex surged over 450 points in intraday trade after US index provider MSCI Inc, in a relief to Indian markets, said that it will hold off including China A shares in one of its key benchmarks, but expects them to be included once outstanding market accessibility issues are resolved.

Geoff Lewis, independent economist said that the deferment of inclusion of China A shares in MSCI was warranted. The expert feels that the development will bring value to Indian stock market.

Nestle India was the surprise winner, gaining over 9 percent

Equity trading tips : Sensex, Nifty end marginally lower; Cipla dips 3%, banks up

KEC Intl jumps 6.5% on orders in T&D, railways, cable biz

India may face $3.8 bn outflow if China A enters MSCI

Mahindra Holidays to up stake in Holiday Club to 88%

FinMin returns Oil Ministry's gas price proposal

Brit Airways hikes baggage allowance for students

The S&P BSE Sensex ended the day at 26,481.25 down by 41.84 points.

The broader 50-share Nifty closed at 8022.40 down by 21.75 points.

17 of 30 Sensex stocks ended the day in red. Vedanta Ltd was the gainer on Sensex, up over 2%. Cairn India was the top loser on NSE Nifty, down over 4%.

Nestle India was the surprise winner, gaining over 9 per cent in late trade likely on value buying. The stock closed 7.47% up.

The two stocks were in the limegiht after a report in Economic Times suggested that Vedanta was in the final stages to announce its merger with subsidiary Cairn India.

Foreign institutional investors have sold in four of the last five trading sessions, withdrawing about $316 million from Indian cash equities, regulatory and stock exchange data showed.

Overseas funds withdrew a net 57 billion rupees ($889.9 million) from shares last month, when markets were gripped by worries about a potential retrospective minimum alternate tax (MAT).

Sensex slips 245 pts, Nifty ends below 8050; Reliance tanks

Equity trading tips : Sensex slips 245 pts, Nifty ends below 8050; Reliance tanks

NIIT gains 5% on order from Norwegian oil & gas company

IOC to invest Rs 15,000 crore in Panipat refinery

SpiceJet shares jump over 8% on fleet expansion plans

NTPL Tuticorin to commission first 1000-mw power unit

2G case: Court denies Ruia permission to go abroad

The S&P BSE Sensex ended the day at 26,523.09, down 245.40 points.

The broader 50-share Nifty closed the session at 8,044.15, down 70.55 points, below its new crucial psychological level 8,050.

25 of 30 Sensex stocks ended the day in red. Top losers on the Sensex were Vedanta and Tata Steel, down about 3% each. NestleBSE -7.63 % ended day nearly 8 per cent down.

Sectorally, consumer durables and metals were the top losers, down nearly 2% each. The S&P BSE Sensex fell over 250 points in intraday trade on Monday on concerns that the US Federal Reserve may go for a hike in key policy rate as early as September even as other Asian stock markets saw a mixed trend.

Japan's Nikkei 225 ended 0.02 percent lower at 20,457.19 after dropping to as low as 20,359.06, the weakest intraday level since May 25. China shares posted solid rise and ended 2 per cent higher at 5,131.88, up 108.78 points.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is scheduled to announce current account deficit (CAD) data for the fourth quarter of 2014-15 later today.

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Global cues negative; gap down opening seen on Nifty

Equity trading tips : Global cues negative; gap down opening seen on Nifty

Anshu Jain resigns as co-CEO of Deutsche Bank

YES Bank to raise over Rs 16,000 cr through equity, bonds

CCI imposes Rs 64 crore fine on GlaxoSmithKline, Sanofi

EPFO settles 10.53 lakh PF claims in May

RINL saleable steel production up 24pc in April-May 2015

The Indian equity market is expected to open in the red today after seeing a choppy trade last week. The SGX Nifty, an indicator of the market opening, was trading at 8093.50, down 15.50 points.

The 30-share BSE Sensex fell 44.93 points to 26768.49 on Friday and the 50-share NSE Nifty declined 15.95 points to 8114.70. Meanwhile, the US markets ended in the red, partly on the back of the US jobs data and partly by the back and forth in Greece over a reforms deal. The German DAX and the French CAC lost more than a percent each.

The British FTSE down eight tenths of a percent. The German ten-year bond yield rose sharply to 0.85 percent.

Asian markets opened mixed, with investors reacting to key economic data from the region's second-largest economy. Japan's revised first-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) expanded 3.9 percent, much higher than the preliminary reading of a 2.4 percent increase.

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Sensex, Nifty fall 1.5%; rupee at 64.05/$, Midcap slips 2%

Equity trading tips : Sensex, Nifty fall 1.5%; rupee at 64.05/$, Midcap slips 2%

Drought scare has Crisil cut GDP forecast by 50 bps to 7.4%

Services PMI contracts in May as firms hike prices

Infosys shaping up, can beat Nasscom FY16 guidance: Sikka

Govt hikes minimum import price on arecanuts to Rs 162

Arkin raises $15 mn from Nexus, strategic investors

The Sensex ended down 351.18 points or 1.3 percent at 26837.20 and the Nifty slipped 101.35 points or 1.2 percent at 8135.10. About 622 shares advanced, 2111 shares declined and 121 shares were unchanged.

NTPC, Infosys, Coal India, Bharti Airtel and HDFC Bank were top gainers in the Sensex. Among the losers are Tata Power, ITC, ONGC, SBI and GAIL.

Market outlook: Independent market expert Anand Tandon believes things changed fundamentally for the market in RBI Governor’s statement yesterday.

Sensex cracks 700 points, Bank Nifty breaks below 18,000

Equity trading tips : Sensex cracks 700 points, Bank Nifty breaks below 18,000 as RBI disappoints

Emami falls 8%, to buy Kesh King's hair & scalp care biz

Pawan Munjal new Hero Chairman; father steps aside

Petrobras and ONGC find new oil reservoir off Brazil's Sergipe

Oil dips on strong OPEC outlook

Equity benchmarks shed more than 2 percent after teh Reserve Bank of India raised inflation forecast for January 2016 and Met Department cut monsoon forecast.The Sensex was down 660.61 points or 2.37 percent at 27188.38, and the Nifty fell 196.95 points or 2.34 percent to 8236.45.

About 828 shares have advanced, 1860 shares declined, and 145 shares are unchanged.

State Bank of India, Axis Bank, Hindalco Industries, ITC, Hero Motocorp and IndusInd Bank topped the selling list on Nifty, down 4 percent. Lupin and Bharti Airtel bucked the trend, up marginally.

The RBI kept cash reserve ratio (CRR) of scheduled banks unchanged at 4 per cent of net demand and time liabilities (NDTL).

Shares in rate sensitive sectors such as banks, realty, auto and capital goods plunged on Tuesday, after the RBI reduced the policy repo rate under the liquidity adjustment facility (LAF). HDFC, SBI Hero MotoCorp were among top Sensex losers.

Nifty closes above 8,400; M&M surges over 4%

Equity trading tips : Nifty closes above 8,400; M&M surges over 4%

Mahindra Q4 profit down 39%, misses estimates

Vodafone sells its 4.2 % stake in Bharti Airtel for $200 mn 5

FIPB defers Kotak Bank's proposal to hike FDI limit

BoI to sell 18% stake in life insurance JV to Dai-ichi

Nikkei ends @ 20,563, hits fresh 15-yr closing high

The 30-stock benchmark Sensex ended the day at 27,828.44; up 321.73 points.

The broader 50-share Nifty closed above the crucial mark of 8,400 @ 8,433.65; up 114.65 points.

26 of the Sensex stocks ended the day in green. Sectorally, auto index was the top gainer, up 1.8%. Airtel and M&M were the top gainers on Sensex, closing with gains of about 4%. Value buying, hopes of a rate cut from RBI on June 2 are said to the top reasons why Indian markets were on a roll today.

Spicejet rallied 12 per cent intraday after reporting net profit of Rs 22.5 crore for the Q4 of the current fiscal year.

Adani Enterprises dropped by 7 per cent intraday, extends losses. Read Here

Airtel surged over 6 per cent intraday on Vodafone stake sale.

Rupa gained another 10 per cent, up 90 per cent in 7 days.

Wockhardt recoverd after losing as much as 7.3 per cent intraday.

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Sensex ends 58 points down, Nifty above 8,300

Equity trading tips : Sensex ends 58 points down, Nifty above 8,300

Coal India Q4 net seen up 5%, e-auction volume key: Poll

Sahara enters fray for its own Grosvenor hotel

United Spirits gets MCA, I-T dept notices to inspect books

ONGC Q4 profit seen at Rs 6000cr, revenue Rs 21000cr: Poll

Chinese mkt cracks 6.5%; strategist sees volatility ahead

The 30-stock benchmark Sensex ended the day at 27,506.71; down 57.95 points. The broader 50-share Nifty closed at 8,319.00; down 15.60 points.

19 stocks on the Sensex closed the day in red. Sectorally, healthcare index was the top loser, down 1.31%.

Tata Motors was the top gainer on Sensex, up about 3%. Cipla was the top loser, down nearly 3%.

It was another highly volatile day on Dalal Street, with the Sensex slipping over 200 points in intraday trades, getting into green in intraday trade, after a flat opening.

The sentiment turned pretty bearish in afternoon deals after China stocks took a sudden plunge, sinking over 6% on reports that its central bank sold 7-day, 14-day, and 28-day forward repos to financial institutions in recent days at current market interest rates.

Indian markets were volatile also because of F&O expiry as traders roll over positions in the futures & options (F&O) segment from May 2015 series to June 2015 series.

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Sensex, Nifty end flat ahead of F&O expiry; BHEL gains 4%

Equity trading tips : Sensex, Nifty end flat ahead of F&O expiry; BHEL gains 4%

Tech Mah sinks 14%

Excl: IndiGo to file for $400mn IPO by July, may offer 25%

Wockhardt rises 11%; USFDA completes Waluj inspection

Jindal Steel Q4 profit may tank 98% to Rs 10 cr: Poll

Economy to grow 7.6-7.8%; less monsoon risk exists: ICRA

The Indian markets closed the on a mixed note after trading in the red zone through the day, with 30-stock benchmark Sensex ending at 27,564.66; up 33.25 points.

The broader 50-share Nifty ended the day at 8,334.60; down 4.75 points.

17 stocks on the Sensex ended the day in green. Sectorally, auto was the top loser, skidding over 2%. Bhel was the top gainer on Sensex, up over 4%. Tata MotorsBSE -5.12 % was the top loser, down 5%.

The slight bout of pessimism prevailing on Dalal Street prevailing for some time now that saw Indian benchmark indices trade in red today for over 95% of the trading session was stoked by this statement: "Markets should not be greatly surprised by either the timing or the pace of normalization (referring to interest rate hikes)", coming from Federal Reserve Vice-Chairman Stanley Fisher last evening.

This statement was read as the reason behind the overnight slump on Wall Street, which saw tech-heavy Nasdaq slip 57 points to 5,032.75 and 30-stock Dow index losing 190 points to 18,041.54.

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Sensex ends 112 pts down, Nifty below 8350; BHEL jumps 5%

Equity trading tips: Sensex ends 112 pts down, Nifty below 8350; BHEL jumps 5%

PNC Infratech debuts higher but fails to hold gains

Dish TV beats forecast, turns corner with Q4 net at Rs 35cr

Tech Mah Q4 seen down 11.4%; wage, currency may hit margins

India Inc raises Rs 11,500 cr via rights issue in 2015

MAMPL exits DIAL, GMR airports acquires its 10% stake

The 30-stock benchmark Sensex ended the day at 27,531.41; down 112.47 points. The broader 50-share Nifty ended at 8,339.35; down 30.90 points.

On Sensex, 16 stocks closed in the red. Sectorally, oil and gas index was the biggest loser, down 1%.

BHEL was the top gainer among Sensex stocks, surging over 5% in intraday trade after the company reported Q4 PAT at Rs 888 crore.

This was the second consecutive day of fall on Dalal Street, with Nestle cracking 5.78% in intraday trade following reports that Uttar Pradesh FDA may file a criminal case against the company in one week's time. The stock pared losses in later trade.

Tata Motors fell 1 percent, down for a second session amid expectations its January-March earnings due later in the day could disappoint due to sluggish sales at unit Jaguar Land Rover in China.

Rupee rolled on with its losing streak for a second straight day and hit day's low of 63.98 versus the US dollar, down 40 paise.

Sensex, Nifty drop 1%; Vedanta, HDFC, Tata Steel top losers

Equity trading tips: Sensex, Nifty drop 1%; Vedanta, HDFC, Tata Steel top losers

ITC slips 3%; analysts say cigarette volume pressure to remain

CLSA downgrades Tata Steel, wary of margins; stock falls 2%

Sebi mulls system-driven disclosure regime for listed firms

DLF targets Rs 4,000 crore new sales bookings this fiscal

BHEL Q4 profit seen down 57.5% at Rs 783 cr: CNBC

That sinking feeling! The 30-stock Sensex ended the day in red at 27,643.88; down 313.62 points. The broader 50-share Nifty closed the session at 8,370.25; down 88.70 points.

Of the 30 Sensex stocks, 25 ended the day in red. Sectorally, BSE metals index was the top loser; down 1.73%.

ONGC emerged as the top gainer among Sensex stocks, up over 2%. Vedanta was the top loser, down nearly 4%. Canara Bank took a sudden plunge after the bank announced its Q4 results. The stock cracked nearly 5%.

Tech Mahindra slipped nearly 5%, and was the top loser on Nifty. The company will announce its quarterly results tomorrow. Q4 net profit is seen 10% down at Rs 724 crore.

Caution also prevailed ahead of gross domestic product growth data due on Friday. Domestic shares have been on a solid path so far this month, recovering from a volatile April amid continued hopes of an economic recovery.

Equity trading tips: Sensex up 148 pts, Nifty ends above 8450

Equity trading tips: Sensex up 148 pts, Nifty ends above 8450

SBI drags 3%, Punj Llyod soars 15%

Britannia Industries soars 12% on Q4 nos, margin improves

RBI gives more leeway to banks on NPAs sales

FY16 fiscal situation comfortable: Govt sources

ITC Q4 net seen up 10%, cigarette volumes may fall 9-10%

The market ended with good gains supported by infra, oil, IT and pharma stocks. The Sensex was up 148.15 points or 0.5 percent at 27957.50 and the Nifty ended 37.95 points or 0.4 percent at 8458.95.

About 1205 shares have advanced, 1515 shares declined, and 160 shares are unchanged. HDFC, TCS, Sun Pharma, ONGC and L&T were top gainers in the Sensex. Amogn the losers are SBI, Hindalco, Wipro, Axis Bank and Tata Power.

Sentiment was also boosted after the country's largest lender SBI reported decline in bad loans, and strong Q4 profits despite higher provisioning. This led to expectations that the entire banking sector will turn the corner, going ahead.

Sensex: 27,957, up 148 points;

Nifty: 8,459, up 38 points