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Indian Stock markets are feeling pressure for past three trading sessions. Nirmal Bang Securities has suggested two sell calls and one buy call for traders.
BHEL, The RSI has given a fresh sell signal, if the stock trade below its 13-day EMA of 1575, then sell with a stop-loss of 1630. Target price for BHEL is 1505-1440.
Moser Baer, Buy on dip and hold, huge volumes witnessed today, strong support 58-54. The stock has a major resistance at Rs 67. Buy with Target price of 69-78 in 1-5 trading sessions.
Global cues were good, but Indian Stocks markets turned negative after positive opening on Wednesday. Selling was seen in select capital goods, metals, pharma and banking stocks.
The BSE Sensex closed at 10,817 down 81 points after hitting an intraday high of 11,036 and low of 10,715. The Nifty shut at 3,330 down 1.04% or 35 points. It has hit a high of 3,401 and low of 3,296 respectively. Among the broader indices the BSE Midcap Index fell 40 points and the Smallcap Index slipped 65 points.
Indian Stock markets closed negative for the third consecutive day after a positive opening. Selling was witnessed in select counters at higher levels. The BSE Sensex closed at 10,817 down 81 points after hitting an intraday high of 11,036 and low of 10,715. The Nifty shut at 3,330 down 1.04% or 35 points. It has hit a high of 3,401 and low of 3,296 respectively. Among the broader indices the BSE Midcap Index fell 40 points and the Smallcap Index slipped 65 points. Selling was seen in select capital goods, metals, pharma and banking stocks.
U. S. crude oil futures settled higher on Tuesday lifted by a bounce on Wall Street and amid volatility associated with the expiration of the May crude contract at the close. Crude rose after falling more than $2 earlier as uncertainty about a quick economic recovery and bank stability that pressured global equities pushed oil lower.
Natural Gas fell very sharply due to milder weather and expectation of built in inventory.
South Korea, the world's fifth-largest crude oil buyer, imported 61.82 million barrels of crude or 1.99 million barrels per day (bpd) in March, down from
Base metals witnessed sharp gap down opening on MCX as fall in equities market on Monday triggered selling in non ferrous metals, later during the evening session speech by U. S. Treasury Secretary reduced anxiety amongst traders.
Gold prices faced resistance at psychological level of $900/Oz. Gold prices fell relinquishing early gains as global share prices arrested theirdecline and overshadowed credit jitters that had previously heightened bullion's appeal.
The world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, the SPDR Gold Trust, said holdings remained unchanged at 1,105.98 tonnes as of April 21 after investor outflows early this week reached their biggest since early September.
Holdings hit a record 1,127.68 tonnes on April 9. Recovery in physical buying by India, the world's largest importer, with MMTC Ltd saying it would import
Indian Stock markets are feeling pressure for past three trading sessions. Nirmal Bang Securities has suggested two sell calls and one buy call for traders.
Global cues were good, but Indian Stocks markets turned negative after positive opening on Wednesday. Selling was seen in select capital goods, metals, pharma and banking stocks.
Indian Stock markets closed negative for the third consecutive day after a positive opening. Selling was witnessed in select counters at higher levels. The BSE Sensex closed at 10,817 down 81 points after hitting an intraday high of 11,036 and low of 10,715. The Nifty shut at 3,330 down 1.04% or 35 points. It has hit a high of 3,401 and low of 3,296 respectively. Among the broader indices the BSE Midcap Index fell 40 points and the Smallcap Index slipped 65 points. Selling was seen in select capital goods, metals, pharma and banking stocks.
U. S. crude oil futures settled higher on Tuesday lifted by a bounce on Wall Street and amid volatility associated with the expiration of the May crude contract at the close. Crude rose after falling more than $2 earlier as uncertainty about a quick economic recovery and bank stability that pressured global equities pushed oil lower.
Base metals witnessed sharp gap down opening on MCX as fall in equities market on Monday triggered selling in non ferrous metals, later during the evening session speech by U. S. Treasury Secretary reduced anxiety amongst traders.
Gold prices faced resistance at psychological level of $900/Oz. Gold prices fell relinquishing early gains as global share prices arrested theirdecline and overshadowed credit jitters that had previously heightened bullion's appeal.
