Thursday, 8 January 2015

EQUITY REPORT FOR 8 JANUARY 2015

ECONOMY ANALYSIS

  • HUL & RIL upwardward, Choppy Sensex fall down for 3rd day; ICICI drags down
  • Fertiliser Ministry deatch 35% cap on neem-coated urea
  • Coal India workers refuse to close beat, production hit
  • Germany prepares for possible Greek exit from euro zone tabloid 
  • For hypertension drug : Aurobindo Pharma gets USFDA nod

MARKET ANALYSIS

  • Market closed with tiny losses. The Sensex was downward 78.64 points at 26908.82 and the Nifty slided 25.25 points at 8102.10. About 1360 shares have advanced, 1500 shares reduced, and 439 
  • Shares were unchanged. HUL was upward 3.5 percent while Reliance, NTPC, Maruti and ONGC were other profit gainers in the Sensex. Hindalco, ICICI Bank, GAIL, BHEL and ITC were among major losers. 
  • Globally, the big news of the day was that the Brent crude oil prices fall down under USD 50 a barrel for the first time since May 2009 on supply glut worries. It was downward 0.86 percent to USD 47.60 a barrel and US crude reduced by 0.69 percent to USD 47.60 a barrel. 

DAILY GAINERS AND LOSERS

GAINERS

HUL

NTPC

RIL

Asian Paints

Kotak Bank



LOSERS

Hindalco

NMDC

BHEL

ICICI Bank

GAIL India

Wednesday, 7 January 2015

EQUITY MARKET ANALYSIS FOR 7 January 2015

  • BSE index reduces 3.07 percent and the broader NSE index 3 per cent, their largest daily percentage falldown since Sept. 3, 2013, when the rupee was still stagger from its least market turmoil since the 1991 balance of payment crisis. 

  • Shares sink more than 3 percent on Tuesday, posting their largest daily loss since the rupee crisis in 2013 as a continued fall in oil prices hit emerging markets, sending blue-chips such as State Bank of India BSE -4.05 % sharply downward. 

  • Oil explorers reduce, tracking the falldown in US crude oil prices. Reliance Industries BSE -4.67 % slide 4.5 percent, while Oil and Natural Gas BSE - 5.89 % Corp sinked 5.7 percent. 

  • Blue-chips led losses as global shares sank on the back of a extended glide in oil prices that is increasing concerns about the health of the global economy. ICICI Bank BSE -4.20 % stray 4.2 percent, State Bank of India demolish 4.1 per cent while Infosys BSE -1.99 % fell 2.1 percent.

DAILY GAINERS AND LOSERS

GAINERS 
Maruti Suzuki 


LOSERS
Jindal Steel
HDFC
Sesa Sterlite
ONGC
Tata Steel



Tuesday, 6 January 2015

EQUITY REPORT FOR 6 JANUARY 2015

ECONOMY ANALYSIS
  • Nifty, Sensex closed down; Bharti slide down 3%, IT stocks haul
  • DoCoMo files request to sell down $1 bn Tata Tele stake 
  • UK's Bupa to rise up stake in Max Bupa to 49% from 26% 
  • Micromax plans upward to $500 million IPO 
  • Oil prices strikes fresh 5-1/2-year down; Brent under $56 

MARKET ANALYSIS
  • The major Sensex gainers are Maruti (up 2.68 percent), Tata Motors BSE 2.42 % (up 2.46 percent), L&T (up 1.65 percent), Tata Steel BSE 1.42 % (up 1.57 percent) and ONGC BSE 1.15 % (up 1.09 percent).
  • The Sensex losers are Bharti Airtel BSE -2.10 % (2.63 percent), Dr Reddy's Laboratories (2.34 per cent), Hindalco (1.81 percent), HDFC (1.60 percent) and Coal India (1.43 percent).
  • Nifty closed at 8,376.95, downward 18.50 points or 0.22 percent. It touched a max of 8,445.60 and a low-lying of 8,363.90 in trade today.
DAILY GAINERS AND LOSERS

GAINERS
Maruti Suzuki
IDFC
Tata Motors
L&T
Tata Steel

LOSERS
HCL Tech. 
DLF
Bharti Airtel
Dr. Reddys
Hindalco


Monday, 5 January 2015

WEEKLY MARKET ANALYSIS FOR EQUITY

NEWS INSIGHT 
  • Sensex closed nearly 400 pts upward; Nifty closed meek of 8,400 
  • China builds world's biggest coal unit to make power 
  • Modi increased solar investment target to $100 bn by '22 
  • Suzuki Motorcycle sales increased up by 43% in December 
  • Tata Steel continue operations at Noamundi mine 
  • Adarsh challenges HC order against MoD 
  • Competition panel evacuate IBM-Globalfoundries deal 
  • Maharashtra government to get policy for renewable sector 
  • Banks gets open 10.3 cr a/cs under Jan Dhan Yojna so far
WEEKLY GAINERS AND LOSERS

GAINERS
Jindal Steel
BHEL
Tata Motors
Asian Paints
Ultratech

LOSERS
Bajaj Auto
M&M
RIL
PNB
BPCL

Saturday, 3 January 2015

EQUITY UPDATES FOR 5 JANUARY

ECONOMY ANALYSIS 

  • Tata Steel continuous operations at Noamundi mine 

  • Closed of Nifty at 8395, Sensex rise up 380 pts; banks up, M&M drags down

  • BHEL rise up 3% on Rs 3810 cr contract for thermal power project 

  • Dec HSBC mfg PMI at 2-yr max, Consumer Goods in top most gea 

  • Bajaj Dec sales slided by 3% to 2.86 lakh; co expects raised ahead 

  • Modi increased solar investment target to $100 bn by '22


GAINERS
HDFC
Asian Paints
Jindal Steel
Ultratech
ICICI Bank 


LOSERS
BPCL
M&M
NMDC
HUL
RIL 

Friday, 2 January 2015

ICICI and HDFC Bank lead

Sensex denounce over 200 points and Nifty recoup 8350. S&P BSE Sensex denounced as much as 236 points in trade on Friday without affecting muffled trend seen in other Asian markets. The rally in the index was gains profit HDFC, TCS, ITC and ICICI Bank. The 50-share Nifty index stream over 40 points to recoup its critical psychological level of 8350, supported by profit gains in banks, auto, realty, power and FMCG stocks.

At 09:40 a.m; the 30-share index was trading at 27,731.62, upward 220 points or 0.81 percent. It touched a max of 27,743.00 and a low-laying of 27,519.26 in trade today.The Nifty was at 8353 upward 70 points or 0.84 percent. It touched a max of 8354.65 and a down of 8288.70 in trade today. The S&P BSE Midcap Index was upward 0.71 percent and BSE S&P Smallcap Index max by 0.66 percent.

Thursday, 1 January 2015

EQUITY REPORT FOR 1 JANUARY 2015

ECONOMY ANALYSIS
  • Sensex upward 96 pts , Nifty closed tad below 8300
  • SpiceJet falls 6% as airline enlarges flight cancellations
  • TRAI suggest 3G spectrum auction at 22% lower base price 
  • KFA's defaulter case banish on technical grounds: UBI 
  • Bajaj corporation at new max on approval to increase FII limit 
  • Mangalore Chemicals rise up 8% after Zuari ups open offer size 




DAILY GAINERS AND LOSERS

GAINERS
Cairn India
BHEL
Ultratech
Dr. Reddys Lab
NTPC

LOSERS
Bajaj Auto
M&M
Maruti Suzuki
Tech Mahindra
HDFC Bank