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8 votes
Suhas Harinarayanan Suhas Harinarayanan at Religare Capital Markets does not see any positive fundamental triggers for the state-run Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) in the near-term. read more »
4 votes
SP Tulsian SP Tulsian of sptulsian.com says that Wockhardh has posted good results in this quarter; however, he says that the stock may touch Rs 600- Rs 620 levels. read more »
7 votes
Kajal Gandhi Kajal Gandhi, ICICI Direct expects lower incremental slippages in Q1FY13 for banks. “In the coming quarter, I believe that we will not be seeing the same pace of slippages that we have seen in the Q3-Q4 for most PSU banks,” she asserts. read more »
6 votes
Bhavin Shah Bhavin Shah, chief executive officer, Equirus Securities says that he holds a positive view on Greaves Cotton with reduction of target price of Rs 92. He also says that Dish TV has displayed a mixed bag of performance and he holds a long rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 75. read more »
7 votes
Arjuna Mahendran The uncertainty in the global markets continues with apprehensions of a Greek exit from the eurozone. In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Arjuna Mahendran, MD and Head Investment Strategy Asia at HSBC bank said that the uncertainty on Greece is likely to linger till June, when Greece is scheduled to go for a r read more »
3 votes
Krishna Kumar Karwa As Indian equities inched higher Tuesday, Krishna Kumar Karwa, MD, Emkay Global Financial Services Ltd terms this upmove as a pullback rally, which may drive the Nifty by another 100 points. In his view, nothing has changed fundamentally. Therefore, sustenance of the rally is unlikely for a longer perio read more »
6 votes
Sudarshan Sukhani In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Sudarshan Sukhani of s2analytics.com said, Nifty is likely to retrace some of its losses and rise higher. According to him, the first logical target for Nifty is 5,000-5,050 and it should reach those levels in a day or two. read more »
2 votes
Anu Jain Anu Jain, vice president of IIFL Private Wealth Management says, after being oversold for sometime, a bounce is very natural. She further says, the Nifty may face resistance around 4,960. read more »
7 votes
Timothy Moe Markets seem inexpensive in absolute and relative terms, says Timothy Moe of Goldman Sachs. read more »
3 votes
Siddharth Bhamre Siddharth Bhamre, Angel Broking feels that one should approach the market with a more stock specific view now. Nifty is likely to bounce back to 5,000-5,100 levels, he said in an interview to CNBC-TV18. read more »
8 votes
Regan Homavazir In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Regan Homavazir of Darashaw and Company says that the Nifty has started a medium-term corrective phase which could take it back to 5170 levels. read more »
4 votes
Nischal Maheshwari Amid eurozone woes and a depreciating rupee, the market has sustained gains since Friday. On Monday too the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty continued to gain 0.5% each amid choppy trade. However, the rupee continued its slide and was moving towards a record low of 54.89 a dollar. The Indian currency dec read more »
4 votes
Markets Down? Time to make money Do you remember the good old days of the last market crash?
Yes, the days of the more than 50% market crash are being called the good old days. Let’s see why. read more »
6 votes
SP Tulsian After the pull-back mode on Friday, the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty closed flat on Monday after shedding its gains in late trade. While the markets retrieved quite a bit, it moved up by 0.5%, two-thirds of a percentage point. However, the slide for the rupee continued and has reached an all-time low of 54.97 a dollar. read more »
6 votes
Warren Buffett`s best metric for market valuation Legendary investor Warren Buffett calls this ratio as "probably the best single measure of where valuations stand at any given moment". His disdain for macroeconomics is legendary. read more »