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Tuesday, 26 August 2014

Stocks Market Live tips From Experts For Today, 26 August 2014

The Fundamental Processes Of The Day Rerport

The Narendra Modi government is set to give its divestment programme a big push next month along with plans to drum up interest in such stocks among retail investors as it looks to meet its record asset-sale revenue target for the fiscal year.
Officials of the government and Securities & Exchange Board of India will meet this week to decide on higher allocation for retail investors than 10% of issue size mandated by the markets watchdog when public sector companies are disinvested 

Sebi seeks fresh clarification on Lavasa's Rs 750-crore IPO

The regulator has sought clarifications without disclosing the details

Investors taking to quicker trade routes

Distinct rise in use of algorithmic trading and direct market access over past year; cost, expertise the main barriers for domestic players

JSPL falls 14% after SC ruling on coal allocations

The S&P BSE metal index, closed 4.3 per cent lower, the steepest fall among all sectoral indices, while the Sensex and the Nifty ended flat

MCX-SX terminates FTIL warrants

Exchange seeks Sebi nod for name change to New Age Stock Exchange

SC's coal block verdict spooks markets

Sensex hits all-time high of 26,630, before an intra-day fall of 229 points  
 

Buy Cipla Ltd target of Rs 497 and a stop loss of Rs 474.
Buy HDFC Ltd target of Rs 980 and a stop loss of Rs 940
Buy Biocon Ltd target of Rs 497 and a stop loss of Rs 474.
'BUY Adani Enterprises target of Rs 515 and a stop loss of Rs 493.

Nifty holds 7,900; Oil & Gas stocks in demand

The 30-share Sensex is up 103 points at 26,463 and the 50-share Nifty has gained 27 points at 7,919.

 

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