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Saturday, March 12, 2011

Most Active Stocks This Week Ending 12.03.2011

Most Active Stocks ended 12 March 2011

The 20 most active stocks traded in terms of value of shares traded and their weekly % change.

Security Name	Close	% Change
TATA COFFEE	853.30	48.36
STATE BANK	2565.15	-5.16
RELIANCE INDS	992.05	1.00
TATA STEEL	581.30	-5.97
ICICI BANK	1006.90	-0.93
INFOSYS TECHNOLO	3053.90	-0.28
TATA MOTORS	1162.60	-1.12
LARSEN & TOUBRO	1541.60	-4.30
TCS	1077.05	-5.16
BHEL	1969.30	-5.57
HDFC BANK	2186.35	-1.44
JSW STEEL	902.35	-5.31
RELIANCE CAPITAL	512.15	5.79
HINDALCO INDS	205.75	-2.05
RELIANCE COMMUNICATIONS	96.30	3.27
HERO HONDA	1530.15	-0.44
AXIS BANK	1265.70	-4.72
JAIPRAKASH ASSOC	81.95	-2.50
CAIRN INDIA	341.00	-2.90
HDFC LTD	660.40	-3.10

Biggest Weekly % Gainers

The following list shows the stocks (over Rs.10/share) that had the biggest gains over last week. Gains are measured on a percentage basis. For example, a stock moving from 20 to 25 had a 5 point or 25% gain. Often stocks appearing on this list had some type of positive news (e.g., big earnings report, new product announcement, etc.).

Security Name	Close	% Change
TATA COFFEE	853.30	48.36
OSWAL CHEM	51.95	36.17
GOKALDAS EXPORTS	123.35	29.84
DECOLIGHT CERAMICS	10.70	28.92
CELEBRITY FASHIONS	17.10	28.57
SURYAJYOTI SPINNING MILLS	43.25	24.46
SRI ADHIKARY TV	78.75	24.21
MAXWELL INDS	19.05	22.12
ENTEGRA	28.75	20.80
MURLI INDS	37.25	20.75
BEDMUTHA INDUSTRIES	120.75	19.85
JUMBO BAG	26.75	19.69
NITCO	62.00	19.00
JHS SVENDGAARD LABORATORIES	77.80	18.60
SE INVESTMENTS	18.75	16.46
MCLEOD RUSSEL	258.55	16.28
ONWARD TECHNOLOG	42.45	15.83
BHAGWATI BANQUETS & HOTELS	109.00	15.34
KPIT CUMMINS INFOSYSTEMS	173.15	14.59
VARDHAMAN ACRYL	11.05	13.92
GUJ FLOUROCHEM	303.90	13.25
TRENT LTD	911.35	12.25
APOLLO TYRES	66.40	12.07
JAYSHREE TEA	163.70	11.89
TATA GLOBAL BEVERAGES	101.30	11.63
INDO RAMA SYNTH	66.60	11.28
ASSAM COMPANY	18.55	11.08
VISHAL RETAIL	31.10	10.68
JYOTHY LABORATORIES	239.85	10.25
ARIES AGRO	124.30	10.24
AMAR REMEDIES	99.55	10.24
SANWARIA AGRO OILS	203.90	10.10

Biggest Weekly % Losers

The following list shows the stocks (over Rs.10/share) that had the biggest losses over last week. Losses are measured on a percentage basis. For example, a stock moving from 20 to 15 had a 5 point or 25% loss. Often stocks appearing on this list had some type of negative news (e.g., bad earnings report, lower analyst rating, product delay announcement, etc.).

Security Name	Close	% Change
GENESYS INTL	181.00	-18.49
RAMKY INFRASTRUCTURE	248.45	-14.84
VAIBHAV GEMS	31.10	-14.44
SHASUN PHARMA	52.75	-13.88
AUTOLINE INDS	122.50	-12.28
TECPRO SYSTEMS	251.00	-11.87
D-LINK (I)	28.30	-11.42
JMC PROJECTS	150.90	-11.21
TWILIGHT LITAKA PHARMA	62.60	-11.21
ANIK INDS	43.35	-11.17
SUPER SPG	10.45	-11.06
KRBL LTD	26.55	-11.06
EDUCOMP SOLUTIONS	415.70	-10.91
JAI BALAJI INDS	169.95	-10.51
INDIA INFOLINE	71.25	-10.15

Stocks with Bullish Engulfing Patterns.

The following stocks have been trending downward in the short and intermediate terms and have formed a bullish engulfing pattern. The probability of an upward reversal in prices has increased.

Security Name	Close
ALPA LABORATORIES	11.45
AMTEK AUTO	114.50
ASHOKA BUILDCON	266.00
ASIAN HOTELS (NORTH)	225.25
CELEBRITY FASHIONS	17.10
CHEMFAB ALKALIS	50.50
GRAPHITE (I)	86.65
HEIDELBERGCEMENT	33.60
INDIA GLYCOLS	111.25
IPCA LABS	282.75
JAYASWALS NECO	25.20
JHS SVENDGAARD LABORATORIES	77.80
KEMROCK INDS & EXPORTS	504.15
MANAKSIA	84.10
NELCAST	86.55
PAREKH ALUMINEX	250.50
TITAGARH WAGONS	335.40
TN NEWSPRINT	125.75
XPRO INDIA	48.75

Stocks with Bearish Engulfing Patterns.

The following stocks have been trending upward in the short and intermediate terms and have formed a bearish engulfing pattern. The probability of a downward reversal in prices has increased.

Security Name	Close
ADHUNIK METALIKS	97.10

% Volume Change

The following list shows all stocks whose volumes surged by more than 100% this week compared to the previous week. Upward price movement on large volume change is a bullish (positive) sign for the stock if the stock has been flat or trending downward. Downward price movement on large volume change is a bearish (negative) sign for the stock if the stock has been flat or trending upward. Stocks are arranged in descending order of volume change.

Security Name	Close	% Change	Volume	% Change
GOKALDAS EXPORTS	123.35	29.84	631397	17992
MAXWELL INDS	19.05	22.11	2091555	7646
TATA COFFEE	853.30	48.36	28846036	5950
JAYSHREE TEA	163.70	11.89	3357857	2095
JUMBO BAG	26.75	19.68	231034	1969
BHAGWATI BANQUETS & HOTELS	109.00	15.34	185715	1478
ARIES AGRO	124.30	10.24	313507	1352
TRENT LTD	911.35	12.24	453071	1271
SE INVESTMENTS	18.75	16.45	2379472	1126
VARDHAMAN ACRYL	11.05	13.91	1458960	907
ENTEGRA	28.75	20.79	542446	895
SURYAJYOTI SPINNING MILLS	43.25	24.46	849326	888
MCLEOD RUSSEL	258.55	16.28	8886516	769
OSWAL CHEM	51.95	36.17	8037307	748
DECOLIGHT CERAMICS	10.70	28.91	237671	544
KPIT CUMMINS INFOSYSTEMS	173.15	14.59	2635136	530
TATA GLOBAL BEVERAGES	101.30	11.62	16071255	523
MURLI INDS	37.25	20.74	307505	504
CELEBRITY FASHIONS	17.10	28.57	72702	458
GUJ FLOUROCHEM	303.90	13.24	1145410	428
ONWARD TECHNOLOG	42.45	15.82	26464	406
JHS SVENDGAARD LABORATORIES	77.80	18.59	2737348	404
JAI BALAJI INDS	169.95	-10.51	323318	375
NITCO	62.00	19.00	466608	374
GENESYS INTL	181.00	-18.49	236133	345
INDO RAMA SYNTH	66.60	11.27	583972	284
ASSAM COMPANY	18.55	11.07	10895282	182
BEDMUTHA INDUSTRIES	120.75	19.85	3169657	169
SUPER SPG	10.45	-11.07	133796	166
RAMKY INFRASTRUCTURE	248.45	-14.85	162059	157
JMC PROJECTS	150.90	-11.21	36029	101

New Intermediate Uptrend

Prices of stocks (and other entities) rise and fall due to changes in the supply and demand relationships between buyers and sellers of the stock. The causes of the changing supply and demand relationships are many, but the effect of these changes shows up in the changing stock prices.

The following list shows all stocks & indices beginning a new intermediate uptrend. A new intermediate uptrend normally begins with an upside breakout when demand outstrips supply after a series of falling tops and bottoms.

Security Name	Close
ALLCARGO GLOBAL LOGISTICS	155.05
ARIES AGRO	124.30
BAYER CROPSCIENCE	822.70
CELESTIAL BIOLAB	30.60
DECOLIGHT CERAMICS	10.70
HARRISON MALAYAL	85.85
KPIT CUMMINS INFOSYSTEMS	173.15
MARICO LTD	131.95
MCLEOD RUSSEL	258.55
TAKE SOLUTIONS	34.70
VARDHAMAN ACRYL	11.05

New Intermediate Downtrend

Prices of stocks (and other entities) rise and fall due to changes in the supply and demand relationships between buyers and sellers of the stock. The causes of the changing supply and demand relationships are many, but the effect of these changes shows up in the changing stock prices.

The following list shows all stocks beginning a new intermediate downtrend. A new intermediate downtrend normally begins with a breakdown when supply soaks up all demand after a series of rising tops and bottoms.

Security Name	Close
ATUL LTD	156.90
GENESYS INTL	181.00
GEOMETRIC SOFTWA	61.50
HIND NATIONAL GLASS & INDS	208.00
IGARSHI MOTORS	67.15

Friday, March 11, 2011

MARKET ENDED 11 MARCH 2011 FRIDAY

WERE TODAY'S SENSEX GAINERS

MARKET ENDED 11.03.2010 FRIDAY

SENSEX 18174.09 -153.89

NIFTY 5445.45 -48.95

NASDAQ 2696.13 -04.89

S&P 500 1295.34 +00.23

UPDATEDTIME 09.28 PM 11 MARCH 2011

Indian markets pared some off the intra-day losses and ended near support levels Friday reacting to earthquake and tsunami waves in Japan, weak US economic data and protests in the middle-east.

An earthquake of magnitude 8.9, worst in 140 years, struck northern coast of Japan triggering Tsunami waves as high as 10 meters. Nuclear reactors and airports were affected as the waves damaged everything that came in their way.

According to experts, apart from sentimental knee-jerk reaction, Indian markets will not be affected by the tragedy in Japan.
Does it make any difference to Indian economy? I do not think so. Is it hitting sentiment in the market today? Absolutely, the markets moved down. But I do not think people can change their investment decisions in India because of this tragedy in Japan.

The tremors hit global markets badly which were already under pressure on economic concerns. Indian markets had opened in the red reacting to weekly jobless claims in the US which increased to 397000. Trade deficit also worsened more than expected to $46.3 billion.

Public unrest in the middle-east also kept the investors jittery. Demonstrators had planned protests in the Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh for political reforms.

There was some relief back home as January IIP data turned out to be better-than-expected. India?s Industrial Output in January grew at 3.7 per cent against 2.5 per cent in December.

With the base effect impacting the numbers, Jan industrial output remained subdued but came in higher than ours and consensus expectations (Citi 2.8%; Consensus 2.9%).

Given the continuation of the high base effect in the coming quarter (growth averaged 15%), we except the numbers to remain in low single-digits.
We thus maintain our view of the RBI hiking by an additional 50bps in 2011 with a 25bps hike likely in its review next week and a further 50bps 2012.

Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said he was not satisfied with the pace of expansion of India's industrial output.

National Stock Exchanges Nifty ended at 5445.45, down 48.95 points or 0.89 per cent. The broader index touched a low of 5411.55 and high of 5502.70 in today’s trade.

Bombay Stock Exchange’s Sensex closed at 18174.09, down 153.89 points or 0.84 per cent. The 30-share index touched a low of 18063.29 and high of 18368.43 intraday.

BSE Midcap Index was down 1.07 per cent and BSE Smallcap Index declined 1.12 per cent.

Amongst the sectoral indices, BSE Metal Index fell 1.91 per cent lower, BSE IT Index slipped 1.49 per cent and BSE Power Index was down 1.49 per cent. BSE Oil&gas Index was up 0.81 per cent and BSE FMCG Index was up 0.03 per cent.

BHEL (-3.64%), Reliance Communications (-3.46%), Reliance Infrastructure (-3.19%), Sterlite Industries (-3.06%) and Jaiprakash Associates (-2.90%) were amongst the major Sensex losers.

ONGC (2.14%), Reliance Industries (0.73%), Tata Power (0.55%), HUL (0.42%) and ITC (0.15%) were the top gainers.

Market breadth was negative on the BSE with 1928 declines against 924 advances.

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Thursday, March 10, 2011

MARKET ENDED 10.03.2011 THURSDAY

WERE TODAY'S SENSEX GAINERS

MARKET ENDED 10.03.2010 THURSDAY

SENSEX 18327.98 -141.97

NIFTY 5494.40 -36.60

NASDAQ 2701.85 -49.87

S&P 500 1298.41 -21.61

UPDATEDTIME 09.28 PM 10 MARCH 2011

Benchmarks ended in the negative terrain Thursday as spike in crude oil prices due to tension in Libya raised concerns of inflation and interest rate hike. While the food inflation has come down below double digit, market will be awaiting January Index of Industrial Production data for further direction.

India's food price index rose 9.52 per cent and the fuel price index climbed 9.48 per cent in the year to February 26. In the previous week, annual food and fuel inflation stood at 10.39 per cent and 12.56 per cent.

According to experts, the Indian equities look attractive at current levels and if the oil prices stabilises then the market may witness a rally.

According to most measures they are not deeply attractive, but they are certainly attractive and the froth has gone. We have had a correction - 18% or so - and in most counters, the correction has been much deeper. This was something very classical. Especially with Indian markets, every year - certainly every 18 months or so - there is a
correction of 15-25%. 2008-2009 was an exception.

So we have done that. The fundamentals are more than positive if you assume away the oil problem. I am not saying assume it away, I am just saying if the oil problem stabilises - and there are some arguments to think it will stabilise - then we have done our correction and we can look forward to a reasonable rally in the market.

Bombay Stock Exchange’s Sensex ended at 18327.98 down 141.97 points or 0.77 per cent. The 30-share index touched a low of 18261.26 and high of 18430.84 intraday.

National Stock Exchange’s Nifty was at 5494.40, down 36.60 points or 0.66 per cent. The broader index touched a low of 5468.45 and high of 5516.30 in today’s trade.
This year we do not expect such a significant fall (as in 2008). This year we expect the index to only retrace until 38.2% retracement of the Bull Run, which is 4780 i.e. a 13% fall from the current level (5520). We expect the BSE Metal index to be a key driver of the coming fall,” Shroff said.

BSE Midcap Index was down 0.07 per cent and BSE Smallcap Index moved 0.25 per cent lower.

Amongst the sectoral indices, BSE Metal Index was down 1.30 per cent, BSE Bankex moved 1.16 per cent lower and BSE IT Index slipped 0.53 per cent. BSE Realty Index was up 0.67 per cent.

Reliance Capital (4.51%), ONGC (2.51%), Suzlon Energy (1.68%), DLF (1.62%) and SAIL (1.42%) were the top Nifty gainers.

Tata Power (-2.74%), Tata Steel (-2.68%), Sesa Goa (-2.30%), Dr Reddy’s Laboratories (-2.07%) and ICICI Bank (-2.05%) were amongst the major losers.

Market breadth was negative on the NSE with 1565 declines against 1280 advances.