Daily Equity Market Report – April 26, 2013

Losing the week-over winning streak, benchmark indices ended the first trading session of the May series of derivatives contracts in red. Profit booking was seen almost across all the sectoral indices at both the exchanges from current level of higher expiry since last 3 months. Nifty end the day at 5871.45 down by 44.85 points from previous close losing -0.76%, while Sensex closed at 19286.72 shedding 120.13 points down by -0.62%.

All the thematic and sectoral indices barring a few marched down the southward direction and closed in the red on NSE. Among sectoral indices, CNX Realty was the biggest loser by -2.28% followed by CNX PSU Bank (-2.18%), CNX Energy (-1.55%), Bank Nifty (-1.52%) and CNX Metal (-1.48%). The only gaining sectoral indices on NSE were CNX Auto (0.72%), CNX Infra (0.59%) and CNX consumption (0.41%).

FIIs bought shares worth Rs. 1,449.70 crore while domestic institutional investors sold equities worth Rs. 1,269.43 crore on previous trading session, Thursday, as per the provisional data from the NSE.
Market breadth was negative for the NSE today as 489 stocks gained against 802 declined and 73 remained unchanged.

Out of 50 stocks of Nifty index, 15 advanced and 35 declined.

Top Five Nifty gainers: Top gainer on the Nifty was Maruti (5.22%) followed by Bharti Airtel (4.99%), Bajaj Auto (3.37%), GAIL (1.77%) and HDFC (1.40%).

Top Five Nifty Losers: HCL Technologies (-5.21%) top the losers chart joined by Jindal Steel (-4.77%), Reliance (-3.17%), Hindustan Unilever (-2.99%) and ICICI Bank (-2.99%).

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Daily Equity Market Report – April 23, 2013

Sensex and Nifty ended the day at flat note ahead of monthly settlement of derivatives contracts as cautious investors booked the profits. Both the benchmark indices followed the weakening sentiments visible in other Asian markets but later on the day positive signals from European markets hold the key. Nifty closed at 5836.90 marginally ahead of previous close by 2.50 points, while Sensex settled down at 19179.36 rising by 9.53 points.

Upcoming RBI monetary policy meet, scheduled on May 3rd, also contributed to the cautious approach prevailing among the market participants. In today’s market selling pressure was more confined to recent gainers in financial and capital goods sectors, while firm trend in healthcare and IT stocks saved the market any major fall.

Market breadth remained almost neutral today as 637 stocks rose against 664 declined while 71 remained unchanged.

Out of 50 stocks of Nifty index, 22 advanced, 27 declined while 1 remained unchanged.

Top Five Nifty gainers: Bajaj Auto led the Nifty Gainers list and registered 2.93% gain joined by

Hero Moto Corp (2.66%), Sun Pharma (2.58%), Kotak Bank (2.14%) and Grasim Industries (1.76%).

Top Five Nifty Losers: Jindal Steel was the biggest loser today and fell by 3.95% followed by DLF (1.91%), HDFC Bank (1.85%), State Bank of India (1.72%) and Larsen & Toubro (1.69%).

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Daily Equity Market Report – April 18, 2013

Indian stock market maintained the day in positive zone and picked up the momentum in late trade. The momentum was led by positive trade data for the month of March and sharply falling prices of crude oil and gold globally. Nifty gained 94 points and closed at 5783.10 while Sensex ended the day at 19016.46 up by 285 points.

Government announces that India’s exports were of $300.6 billion, down by 1.76% in the FY 2012-13, but exports were up for the third straight month in March. Lower than expected data of WPI for the month of March raised hopes that the Reserve Bank of India will cut interest rates in its upcoming credit policy review on May 3 to boost industrial growth.

Shares of oil and gas companies continued their gains on hopes that the falling global crude prices will result in lowered cost of under-recoveries. TCS came under selling pressure as IT major reported operating margins which fell to 26.5% from 27.3% in the previous quarter.

Among the sectoral indices CNX finance was up by 2.64% followed by Bank Nifty (2.56%)              and CNX PSU Bank (2.52%). CNX IT was only sectoral indices plunged by -0.05%.

Market breadth was positive on the NSE with 741 gainers against 502 losers.

Out of 50 stocks of Nifty 38 advanced while 11 declined and 1 remained unchanged.

Top 5 Nifty Gainers:  IndusInd Bank gained 7.71% followed by IDFC (4.91%), Bharti Airtel (4.47%), Tata Motors (3.85%) and Axis Bank (3.84%).

Top 5 Nifty Losers: NMDC loses -2.48% followed by HCL (-1.97%), TCS (-0.93%), Dr. Reddy (-0.28%) and CIPLA (-0.21%).

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Students, those have been selected for this iMAP program, comes from institutes like Bangalore School of Business, Delhi, Delhi Business School, Netaji Subhash Institute of Management Sciences, Birla Institute of Management & Technology, Greater NOIDA & Rukmini Devi Institute of Advanced Studies etc. Some aspiring CA students and traders from Master Trust Ltd. also participated in the program.