Free stock tips : Calls by research experts 31 Aug, 2015

1. Buy Sun Pharma with a TGT(target) of Rs 920 and a SL(stop loss) of Rs 887.

2. Buy SREI Infra with a TGT(target) of Rs 48 and a SL(stop loss) of Rs 43.

3. Buy Bank of Baroda with a TGT(target) of Rs 193 and SL of 187.

4. Buy BPCL Ltd with a TGT(target) of Rs 898 and SL of Rs 865.

5. Sell Hindustan Zinc Ltd  with a TGT of Rs 117 and SL of Rs 130.

6. Sell Motherson Sumi Ltd with a TGT of 280 and SL of Rs 312.

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It's a recommendation that please do some analysis before following these calls.

Free stock tips : Buy Nifty, Bank Nifty, CNX IT 27 Aug, 2015

Sudarshan Sukhani of clearly believes today is a buying opportunity for short-term traders and adices to buy the Nifty, Bank Nifty and the CNX IT. 

Sukhani recommends a wide stop for the Nifty stop at 7700 levels Moreover, after 3 days of volatility in markets, he's hoping  today's Futures & Options expiry to be docile. Click Free stock tips

For the day, he advocates to buy Axis Bank,  India Bulls Housing Finance, Adani Ports, Infosys and sell Tata Global Beverages, Motherson Sumi.

Free stock tips : Indian shares saw volatile 26 Aug, 2015

Today, Indian shares saw volatile trade as wary investors shied away from risky bets on fears that a rate cut in China was not enough to stabilise its steady economy or halt a collapse in stocks.

Chinese markets were unimpressed with the central bank's strong monetary easing measures announced on Tuesday night, believing much more official support is needed, and traders said shares remained vulnerable to another sell-off.

Indian stocks are assumed to remain volatile ahead of the August month derivatives contracts expiry on Thursday.People are confused, it shatters the confidence. After a massive earthquake, you feel tremors for a few days, said by G. Chokkalingam, founder of Equinomics, a Mumbai-based research and fund advisory firm.

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Nifty futures tips : Todays Economic Analysis 25 Aug, 2015

1. Sensex crashes down with 1624 pts; Nifty breached at 7900.

2. Tata Motors cracks 8% on Chinese double whammy

3. Glenmark Pharma falls 6%; BoAML went down to underperform.

4. Govt stake sale in IOC subscribed more than 57% by 1 pm.

5. Rajan hints at rate cut, says can use Forex reserves.

6. IOC stake fully subscribed; govt bags Rs 9,300Cr.

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Today's Equity Market Analysis & Updates As on 24 Aug, 2015

Top Gainers with per-cent change:

1. Infosys - 1.54%

2. Ambuja - 1.34

3. Hindalco - 1.24

4. HUL - 1.10

5. Tata Power - 0.89

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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.

Nifty holds 8450, Sensex flat; rupee at 2-yr low, pharma up

Neelkanth Mishra The India Equity Strategist, Credit Suisse said that, while aggregate Nifty sales fall down 4.3 per-cent each year in Q1FY16 (up 5 per-cent excluding oil & metals), EBIT (earnings before interest and tax) decline slowed sharply and operating margins posted a three-year high. July-September quarter sales should see a bigger boost from USDINR, he added.

He expects further cuts for metals and PSU banks, but currency-driven upgrades to IT and pharma.In his point of view, the meaningful risks for the market continued to be outside India.

As fiscal headwinds to growth has receded, and government spending (particularly state governments) has picked up, native economic momentum is on the mend, he believes.