Archive for September 6th, 2008

Market Review for 8th September 2008 : Prakash Gaba

BSE Sensex: (14484) we said ‘I would like to watch the crucial support of 14765 and trade long’ the market opened with a bear gap breaking our crucial supports and closed in the negative, the up trend seems to have been compromised but the bar generated is a small ‘star’ capable of giving a bullish gap up move…will it?

Weekly Review for the Week September 8th – 12th 2008 : Prakash Gaba

We said ‘Technically the market is still in sideways trend with a momentum push up on Friday, so far the Friday action looks to be good but needs some more strength before we can say that we are out of the woods. Wednesday is Holiday and the market is expected to be trading sideways with an Up bias’

Nuclear deal done: India gets NSG waiver

The 45-nation Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) has approved a US plan to engage in nuclear trade with India. Following the green signal by the NSG that will cement the Indo-US Civil Nuclear Deal, India has finally come out of the 34-year old nuclear apartheid.

Weekly Analysis 8 th – 12 th Sept.

Source: – indianmoneyplus.com

ROCKET STOCK…. CELESTIAL LABS LTD at Rs.40/-; TARGET 125/-

CELESTIAL LABS LTD Trading in BSE & NSE at 40/- in B Group. Target 75/- for short term & 125/- for Long Term. Safe Investment at 40/-.

Analysts Picks: DLF

DLF
CMP: Rs 494.45
Target Price: Rs 425

Analysts Picks: Suzlon Energy

Suzlon Energy
CMP: Rs 225.45
Target Price: Rs 370

Analysts Picks: Sesa Goa

Sesa Goa
CMP: Rs 148.95
Target Price: Rs 145

Analysts Picks: GAIL (India)

GAIL (India)
CMP: Rs 416.25
Target Price: Rs 529

Festive season to bolster Auto sales: ICICIdirect.com

According to ICICIdirect.com, the festive season starting next month would help bolster Auto sales.

Nifty has support at 4220-4000: Reliance Money

According to Reliance Money’s Weekly Technical Watch, levels of 4220 and then 4000 on weekly charts will continue to act as a strong support while on higher side levels of 4420 and then levels of 4600 will act as strong hurdle going forward.

Hindalco sees tough times ahead

Hindalco Industries has forecast tough times ahead with significant rise in production costs of aluminium and poor copper concentrate availability.