18 September 20112, Mumbai HOW TO IDENTIFY ‘SELL’ SIGNALS In practical terms, traders must watch the 5,450 level from where the breakout started Devangshu Datta he breakout over the past few sessions has pushed the market indices to new 52-week highs. Under such circumstances, there is only one action for a trendfollowing trader: Stay long with some sort of trailing stop loss or “sell” signal. One practical difficulty is finding a sell signal that doesn’t have a serious lag. A breakout this sharp is not amenable to target-setting. The minimum targets have been achieved. The market could reverse from these levels, or the indices could move by an indefinite amount. So the upside is indeterminate. On the downside, possible retraction levels will be easier to set once we see a clear peak established. Then one could use retraction calculations involving Fibonacci levels, or Gann, to find likely points to which the market may correct. In practical terms, traders must watch the 5,450 level from T The market could reverse from these levels, or the indices could move by an indefinite amount. So the upside is indeterminate INSIDE Q&A: Pankaj Pandey, HeadRetail Equity Research, ICICI Sec where the breakout started. Corrections or retractions should find support from there. A close below 5,450 would be a serious danger signal. Typical trend following systems use combinations of moving average crossovers and/or 20-day lows (or 20day highs in the case of a downtrend) to generate sell signals. The 20-day Nifty low is 5,215, which would not be very useful since it’s way below current prices. A moving average crossover sell signal constructed with say, a 20-day average rising above a 10-day average, also has a great deal of lag. Fine tuning sell signals with shorter timeframes (say for example, 10-days lows, or 7 day moving average versus 14 day MA) risks being stopped out of a valid long position on a minor correction. Breadth signals and liquidity can also be brought into the picture. A weighted index like the Nifty or the Sensex can rise on the basis of an upmove in a few high- Weak monsoon: Potential gainers and losers weighted shares, even if a larger number of lowweighted shares move down. In this case, the advancedeclines ratio has been very positive so far. A rise backed by volumes, which has also been the case in this instance, is also likely to be more sustainable. A trader might watch for signals such as an adverse advance-declines ratio and a drop in volumes as potential sell signals. Or he may just hedge with a cheap set of deep puts like say, the 5,200p or the 5,300p. There is no single foolproof method of limiting losses if the market suddenly reverses direction at high speed. This is a common problem for the trader. My personal inclination would be to use a combination of signals and maybe, rollover deep long puts if the long position stays alive going into the October settlement. The author is a technical and equity analyst Tech view: Pivot point for Nifty is 5,600 TALK SHOW Rally won’t fizzle out too soon Pankaj Pandey, Head of Retail Equity Research, ICICI Securities spoke to Jinsy Mathew on various sectors, foreign flows and market outlook In your opinion, has anything changed Do you think that the time is right to cut on fundamentally for the Indian markets and do you defensives and go for high beta names? see this rally continuing? I wouldn’t say so. On the contrary, I would say that one has to use the correction in defensive Even though nothing much has changed on counters to accumulate them so that in case the fundamental levels, the liquidity in the global rally fizzles out, defensives will catch up. With markets will keep the momentum going. So the respect to high beta, those counters should be markets will remain buoyant for some more looked upon if one has a four – five year horizon, time. With respect to fiscal consolidation, if the as I don’t see any drastic improvement coming Government carries out a few more steps, this along in this space in the near future. will further improve market sentiment and hence the downside will be capped. This rally, in my opinion, The Government Which are the sectors that you would bet on and why? will not fizzle out too soon. surely has taken I would like a mix of defensive and beta some initial steps to stocks. FMCG, IT and pharma continue At what levels do you see profit reign in the booking coming in? What are the to remain among my likes. Banking and key factors that can trigger a worsening macro auto counters among the beta names. correction? situation What is your view on foreign flows? In the current rally, banks have been leading the up move. So, if the nonIndia will continue to attract foreign flows, as the performing assets (NPAs) continue to pile on, it economic condition in other economies, will be a major drag. Also, if Government particularly the West, continues to remain under chooses to remain silent from here on we may significant pressure. Also, China is wobbly at this see some profit booking coming in at higher point in time. In such a situation, India seems to levels. be attractive as our present woes are manageable. As long as crude and commodity Has the Government done enough to avert a price do not spike, India will remain an attractive ratings downgrade? investment destination. The Government surely has taken some initial What is your advice to investors in the current steps to reign in the worsening macro situation. market scenario? So the early indications are positive but we have I would say one has to be patient in the current a long way ahead to manage fiscal deficit. So market as you never know if the worst is behind from a ‘no hope’ scenario, we have moved on to us. So, keep investing and over the long-term. I some hope. That's why I think we may not see a expect the tide to turn around. ratings downgrade soon. Ravi Nathani, Technical analyst, Nsetoday.com 2 Ranak Merchant, Technical Analyst Strategies, Sushil Financial Services Markets (Nifty) has changed its trend, a fresh bull rally is about to start very soon whereas Near term Index might attract profit booking, however best trading strategy to trade would be buy on dips. Strong support for Nifty is expected at 5448 & Resistance is ..... Read more... As Becnhmark Indices have tested 52 week highs in yesterday's trade and European markets are seeing some kind of profit booking, the same can be expected in our markets. Some profit booking is on the cards and therefore new positions are not...... Read more... FEATURES Weak monsoon: Potential gainers and losers Rural demand is set to weaken due to rising farm costs, poor monsoons and weak services growth Sheetal Agarwal hough the monsoon has seen some pick up in the months of August and September, experts believe it is a case of too little, too late. Leading brokerage house Enam Securities writes in its note dated September 14th 2012, "While of late the rain deficit has come down, late sowing and weak rains will also bring down overall crop yields. Rural demand is set to weaken due to rising farm costs, poor monsoons, and weakness in Services growth. Thus, private consumption (57 per cent of GDP) growth, that has been the mainstay of India’s overall growth, is likely to remain erratic and below potential." Weak monsoons are likely to have a mixed impact on India Inc. Consumption and agriculture driven sectors such as automobiles, consumer staples and agriinputs are likely to be worst hit, say analysts. Further, hydroelectricity utilities will also feel the heat due to a weak monsoon. Indirect impact of weak monsoons will be felt by Banks and Financials in case government eases loan repayment norms or waivers for agri-dependent borrowers. While slowdown in rural demand will hurt auto and FMCG companies, the rise in agri-based inputs (sugar, coffee, etc) will push up the raw material costs for FMCG players thereby impacting their margins as well. Further, given the already slowing down economic growth, companies may not be able to pass on these higher costs to the end users. Lower demand for agri inputs such as fertilisers is also likely to have a bearing on stocks such as United Phosphorus, Coromandel, GSFC, Rallis, amongst others. Positively, construction/roads and hydropower companies will gain from a T weak monsoon. This is because the construction activity can now continue for a longer period. Also, thermal power companies with exposure to merchant power (JSW Energy, Lanco Infratech, Adani Power) could gain from lower output at hydropower plants and may also be able to hike prices in certain cases. "On the expenditure side, we expect the very weak monsoons to have an impact on rural consumption demand, and exacerbate weakness in investment demand. Rural demand has been robust thus far, as evidenced by the strong volume growth of consumer companies in rural areas. However, we expect this to moderate due to the impact of the Indirect impact of weak monsoons will be felt by Banks and Financials in case government eases loan repayment norms or waivers for agri-dependent borrowers monsoons", believe Vikram Sahu and Aditya Soman of Goldman Sachs Research. A weak monsoon will likely add to the woes of the banking sector which is already struggling with slowing credit offtake and worsening asset quality. Banks have about 38 per cent exposure to states affected by poor monsoons. Notably, public sector banks such as Dena Bank, Punjab & Sind Bank, Vijaya Bank and Bank of Maharashtra have about 75-90 per cent of their total branches in monsoon-deficient states while larger PSUs such as Bank of Baroda (55 per cent) and Punjab National Bank, Bank of India and Canara bank (30-40 per cent) have relatively lower rural presence. State Bank of India has close to 21 per cent exposure to these states. Announcement of any loan waivers/loan restructuring to the agridependent borrowers could pose risks to the banks. Thus, the banks' nonperforming assets as well as provisioning could go up significantly in such a scenario. "Our worry on restructuring/rescheduling NPA recognition in case of affected farmers is not immediate and clarity regarding classification of these crop loans as restructured accounts is limited. Thus, risk of a large inch-up in impaired loans is low near-term but we believe re-scheduling impacts Agri portfolio significantly as they will take fresh cash credit for the next cropping season and they will have an additional Agri term loan to service along with his new cash credit facility. This increases the need of government support/waivers though fiscal situation will limit the ability of the government to move on waivers", believes Adarsh Parasrampuria, banking analyst at Prabhudas Lilladher. Historical data suggests that FMCG stocks have largely under-performed in years of weak monsoon. ITC, though, is an exception to this trend. Notably, it gets a major chunk of revenue and profits (42 per cent and 80 per cent, respectively) from the cigarettes while other FMCG and agri sales together form about 40 per cent. Thus, it is relatively less impacted during poor monsoon years. In sharp contrast, HUL and Dabur scrips have underperformed in poor monsoon cycles. . Further, sectors largely dependent on replacement demand such as batteries and tyres remain largely unaffected by monsoon. Interestingly, air conditioner makers such as Voltas also benefit from weak rains as the demand for ACs heats up due to the prolonged summer. 3 MARKET REPORT SENSEX 18,496.01 (0.25%) NIFTY 5,600.05 (0.18%) MARKETS TODAY (BSE) BSE 100: 5,574.59 0.08% BSE 500: 7,029.41 0.18% Small-Cap: 6,746.66 0.73% Mid-Cap: 6,371.71 0.88% Markets snap 9-day rally on global cues T Abhishek Vasudev MOST ACTIVE he markets snapped their nine-day winning streak to end marginally lower on Tuesday, amid weak global cues, as investors booked profits in index heavyweight Reliance Industries after recent gains. The Sensex slipped 46 points to 18,469 and the 50-share Nifty slipped 10 points to close at 5,600 levels. According to Ranak Merchant, Technical Analyst - Strategies, Sushil Financial Services, "Becnhmark indices tested 52-week highs in yesterday's trade and European markets also witnessed some kind of profit booking, the same was expected in our markets. Some profit booking was on the cards and therefore new positions are not advisable at current levels and a trailing stop loss needs to be in place for all trading positions." "Broader range for Nifty for October series is expected to be 5450 - 5700," adds Merchant. Meanwhile, the Asian markets ended on a weak note as markets paused from sharp gains inspired by the Federal Reserve's aggressive stimulus and turned instead to concerns about the growth slowdown in China. The Hang Seng ended SECTOR WATCH INDICES LAST % CHG 7,360.95 1.58 1,938.70 0.88 OIL&GAS 8,786.13 -1.13 HC 7,370.00 -0.22 TOP GAINERS PSU CG POWER TOP LOSERS IT 4 10,512.08 5,973.59 0.90 -0.54 COMPANY ST BK OF INDIA TCS UNITED SPIRITS RELIANCE INDS. TATA MOTORS ICICI BANK TURN** LAST* % CHG 953 2,149.5 390 969.3 469 338 324 300 3.4 1,299.8 -3.2 855.6 -2.1 1,049.1 -1.1 273.5 3.8 -1.6 COMPANY IFCI LANCO INFRATECH HDIL REL. COMM. SH.RENUKA SUGAR UNITECH VOL* 648 394 279 221 221 202 LAST* % CHG 32.1 13.3 84.5 1.6 13.8 57.1 35.3 23.8 10.8 6.9 6.0 3.7 Click here for more market statistics * = Closing Price, ** = Turnover (Rs in crore), # = (million shares) weaker by 0.3% or 56 points at 20,601, Shanghai Composite slipped 19 points to 2,059 and the Nikkei closed weaker by 36 points at 9,124. The European markets were also trading lower as investors turned their attention from central bank stimulus to slowing global growth and uncertainty about Spain's desire for an international aid package. Investors are worried about Spain's willingness to accept an EU/IMF bailout and this has overshadowed the recent progress policymakers have made in fighting the euro zone debt crisis. CAC40 index was trading weaker by 44 points or 1% at 3,509, DAX shed 82 points or 1.2% at 7,321 and the FTSE slipped 5 points to 5,842 levels. Back home, soaring vegetable prices pushed up the retail inflation to double digits at 10.03% in August, up from 9.86% in the previous month. According to the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data released today, the highest rise in prices was for vegetables which recorded, an increase of 20.79% during the month. Meanwhile, the Indian rupee strengthened against the US dollar as the rupee recovered to 54.05 levels from 54.36 in the opening deals. Wipro and TCS from the IT space were among the top losers on the Sensex. Both the stocks fell 3.7 and 3% each respectively. TCS was down on concerns over JulSep earnings. Index heavyweight Reliance Industries which gained 11% in last four trading sessions witnessed profit taking and slipped 2% to end at Rs 855. BHEL was the top gainer among the Sensex stocks. It jumped 5.3% to Rs 225 after the company clarified that the ongoing controversy over coal allocation for power plants would not have any impact on its operations. Banking shares mainly public sector undertaking (PSUs) banks extend their previous day’s rally. The broader markets outperformed the benchmark indices. The BSE mid-cap index gained 0.8% and small-cap index jumped 0.7% to 6,747. Thel breadth was positive as 1,606 stocks gained and 1,170stocks declined. Asian markets end lower after rally SI Reporter & Agency he Nikkei average fell on Tuesday as companies heavily exposed to China were caught up in tensions between China and Japan over a territorial dispute that disrupted business and production, and left investors pondering unsettled scenarios. Should the anti-Japanese protests in China worsen or the dispute over the islands escalate, China-related companies would likely see further selloffs as their earnings from the world's second-largest economy could come under pressure. But were the matter resolved quickly, analysts said, Tuesday's sell-off in some China-exposed names would give investors a handy buying opportunity. "Chinese factors have two aspects: if the situation prolongs, then it would weigh on the Nikkei and if the problem is resolved soon, it would spur a buyback," said Masayuki Doshida, senior market analyst at Rakuten Securities. The Nikkei share average ended 0.4% to 9,124 after rallying 1.8% on Friday after the U.S. Federal Reserve launched its QE3 round of stimulus. Monday was a public holiday in Japan. "The concerns are what, if anything, these Chinese protests turn into," said a senior dealer at a foreign brokerage said. The Nikkei is up 7.9% so far this year, underperforming a 16.2 rise in the S&P 500 and a 12.5% gain in the STOXX Europe 600. "This uptrend will continue until the end of November before the market starts to discount the impact of a fiscal cliff in the U.S. I think in one to two months, the Japanese market will outperform the global market," Sakagami said. Hong Kong shares slipped from a 41/2 month high on Tuesday, dragged lower by weakness in commoditiesrelated sectors following steep overnight losses in the physical markets. The Hang Seng Index closed down 0.3% at 20,602 from its highest close since May 4 recorded on Monday. The China Enterprises Index of the top Chinese listings in Hong Kong ended down 1% at 9,690. The Shanghai Composite Index shed 0.9%. Power shares gain on SEBs restructuring buzz BHEL extends gains on order book position clarification IFCI surges on heavy volumes Shares of power related companies are in limelight on the bourses on reports that the government is likely to clear to restructure the debt of state electricity boards (SEBs) and power distribution companies (discoms) to revive the ailing sector. According to media reports, the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) may take a decision on the restructuring proposal for SEBs and discoms on Thursday. The plan to restructure debts is over and above the proposal to revamp short-term debt of Rs 120,000 crore of these entities, added report. Lanco Infra, Tata Power, Reliance Power, NHPC ended higher. Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) has rallied 5.4% to end at Rs 225, extending its previous day’s 4% gain after the company clarified that the ongoing controversy over coal allocation for power plants would not have any impact on its operations. “Projects currently being executed by BHEL have the required coal linkages and are progressing satisfactorily. The company has a healthy order book position of around Rs 130,000 crore and is well placed to achieve robust growth in fiscal 2012-13 and beyond,” the state-owned company said in a press release. Over 10 million shares were traded. IFC I surged 13.5% to end at Rs 32.05 on back of heavy volumes on the counter. A combined volume of over 79 million shares changed hands on the counter against an average sub 20 million shares that were traded daily in past two weeks on the National Stock Exchange and the Bombay Stock Exchange. Earlier, the stock tanked 29% from Rs 35 on August 23, after the government decided to make IFCI as government-owned company by converting Rs 923 crore worth of optionally convertible debentures (OCDs) it holds in the company into equity shares at par. T OTHER MARKETS AT 1700 IST GOLD Rs 31,666 / $ 1,757.04 GLOBAL MARKETS EUROPE L AST CHG (%) 7,324 -1.1 FTSE 100 5,851 CAC 40 3,506 DAX ASIA HANG SENG NIKKEI 225 TAIWAN STRAITS SHANGHAI KOSPI *As of 1500 IST CRUDE OIL Rs 5,220 / $ 96.55 -0.7 -1.4 L AST CHG (%) 9,124 -0.4 3,068 -0.3 20,602 7,734 2,060 2,005 -0.3 -0.4 -0.9 0.1 CURRENCY Rs 54.05/$ 5 Your budget just took another hit Rising diesel prices and cap on LPG usage are likely to increase your overall budget by 1015 per cent this festival season Tania Kishore Jaleel & Priya Nair he stock markets are cheering the government’s reformist mood. But for consumers, this festival season, has just become a tad more expensive. The Union Government’s reforms – increase in diesel prices by Rs 5 and capping of LPG to six a year – will upset many a household budget. A family of four using nine cylinders a year will see an increase in budget by slightly-over Rs 1,000 annually. If you own a diesel car, your monthly budget has taken an additional hit of Rs 700-800. And then, there are grocery bills which were sure to shoot up in the festival season. Now, the diesel price hike will increase the bills further because of higher freight costs. While the transporters, Business Standard spoke to, said that they will take a call today on the hike, one should just expect things to become more expensive, at least in the short run. And in a year, when salaries have been frozen or seen minor increases, bonuses are tough to come by and there is a fear of job security, the hapless consumer will take another hit on their finances. According to Madhan Sabnavis, Chief Economist, CARE Ratings says that the extent of the impact will depend on the usage of people, about 44 per cent of the total domestic LPG consumers, who consume six cylinders or less per annum, will not be affected by this decision. Diesel prices have been increased by Rs 5 per litre increase. Say your diesel car has a mileage of 12 km/litre and you travel around 54 kms a day (not including Sundays). So before the hike in T 6 COMPARATIVE COSTS MONTHLY BUDGET LPG usage* Diesel usage** Grocery bills Total BEFORE REFORMS (RS) AFTER REFORMS (RS) 5, 203 5, 900 3, 825 5, 000 14, 028 4, 860 5, 250 16, 010 *assuming that you use one cylinder for 40 days ** assuming your car has a mileage of 12 km/litre and you drive 54 kms a day a month (if you only take diesel consumption to office) at Rs 46.25, you were spending Rs 5, 203. Now at Rs 52.45, you will be spending Rs 5, 900, a 13 per cent increase. And mind you, this is just the fuel consumption to go to office, we have not taken into consideration miscellaneous consumption such as weekend breaks or trips to the market. Besides, since diesel cars cost more than petrol cars, those who own luxury or high end cars that use branded diesel will the feel the pinch a little bit more than mass market diesel car owners says Sumit Bali, director, Kotak Mahindra Prime. Prices of essential commodities will go up because of the second round effect of the rise in diesel, says D K Joshi, Chief Economist, CRISIL. "While it is difficult to say how much the prices of essential commodities will go up, there will be some impact because transporters will hike charges following the hike in diesel prices. This will push up the cost of living in the short term,'' he says. What could come as a relief is that transport charges could see a lower increase. "Right now, the transporters' ability to pass on the entire cost to consumers is weak because the economy is not doing well,'' Joshi says. Though the prices of vegetables, fruits and edible oils have not increased yet, they will very soon. DG Makode, Deputy Secretary Vashi APMC Fruit Market says that the transportation charges will increase by October 1, after which the prices of fruits will see a rise. He, however, was not able to give a percentage rise that will happen due to the rise in transportation costs. Avinash Patil, Deputy Secretary, Vegetables, APMC says how much the retail prices of vegetables will go will due to the diesel price hike will depend on the area. For instance, the prices may be higher in South Mumbai compared to Dadar or say Santa Cruz, since it will cost more to transport vegetables to South Mumbai. So, you have any which ways have been careful with your spending. Continue to do so. Buy in bulk at the start of the month and continue with the down trading. These small measure which have been helping your cut corners over the last few months, will continue to do so in times to come. As it looks like high inflation is here to stay, well, at least for the time being. TCS opens new centre in US IN NEWS BS Reporter ata Consultancy Services, India’s largest IT services company, has opened a new centre in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Located in the Normandale Lake Office Park, the 50,000 square feet facility can accommodate about 300 employees, the company said in a statement. The centre will serve as a hub for delivering technology services to customers in the region and is an integral part of TCS’ Global Network Delivery Model, it added. “The decision to open a new TCS facility in the Minneapolis region is part of our company’s on-going commitment to grow our presence in each and every market we serve,” said N Chandrasekaran, CEO and MD of TCS. The Minneapolis facility is the latest addition to TCS’ growing operations across North America. TCS which won its HPCL TO RAISE $200 MN VIA ECBS first North American client in 1971 started operations in New York City in 1979. The company now owns eighteen offices across the US. In the quarter ended June 30, 2012, TCS derived 53.5 per cent of its total revenues of Rs 14,868 crore from North America, with a sequential quarter growth of 2.8 per cent. Wipro only Indian firm in TBZ to invest Rs 1,200 cr to global carbon disclosure index open 43 showrooms W BAJAJ, KAWASAKI JOIN HANDS TO TAP ASEAN MARKET Bajaj Auto and Kawasaki today entered into a marketing alliance to tap the ASEAN market, with a potential of 4 million vehicles per annum. The alliance would start work from Indonesia. The alliance is targeted to take on the existing big four twowheeler companies in the region. Bajaj and Kawasaki aim to enter Indonesian market next year with Pulsar 200 NS. T Raghuvir Badrinath ipro Ltd has been commended by the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), which represents 655 institutional investors with $78 trillion in assets, for its approach to the disclosure of climate change information. According to Wipro, it is the only company from India featured in CDP’s “Carbon Disclosure Leadership Index” (CDLI) for 2012. With a Score of 95 on 100, Wipro is one of seven IT companies from across the world to find a place in the listing. This index, a key component of CDP’s annual Global 500 report, highlights the constituent companies within the FTSE Global Equity Index Series (Global 500) which have displayed a strong sense of information disclosure. IN BRIEF Press Trust of India uoyed by the good response to its recent initial public offering, Jewellery retailer Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri today said it would invest about Rs 1,200 crore in the next three years for opening 43 showrooms across the country. "We plan to open 43 new stores across India by 2015 with an investment entailing about Rs 1,200 crore. In Kolkata itself, we plan to open three more stores during the same period," Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri (TBZ) chairman Shrikant Zaveri told PTI after inaugurating the first of its two stores in the city. The showrooms would be both in the large as well as small-format high street stores, he said. B Oil refiner and marketing company Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) is planning to raise about $200 million through overseas market to fund the capital expenditure. One top executive with international bank with presence in India said the state-owned oil marketing company has sought requests from bankers for proposed ECB. "We are planning to raise funds to finance some of our projects. We will be raising $200 million five year loan via external commercial borrowings shortly," said a senior HPCL official. PLETHICO PHARMA DELAYS LOAN PAYMENTS Following delay in payment on loans, rating agency ICRA has downgraded Plethico Pharmaceuticals Ltd’s (PPL) loans to “D” category from “BB”. The revised rating factors in recent instances of delay in servicing of debt obligations. The liquidity position of the condition is stretched with high working capital intensity, ICRA said in a statement. The company faces significant re-financing risks arising from FCCBs that are due for redemption in the near term. 7 OI OUTLOOK OI CHANGE WITH RISE IN PRICE ORIENTAL BANK BAJAJ HOLDINGS TTK PRESTIGE JET AIRWAYS JINDAL SAW Sep 17, 12 776000 59000 50750 1133000 1892000 Open Int as on Sep 18, 12 1451000 81000 68375 1463000 1356000 % chg 86.98 37.29 34.73 29.13 -28.33 Sep 17, 12 255.05 760.05 3654.40 360.40 119.65 OI CHANGE WITH FALL IN PRICE VIDEOCON IND NTPC TATA CHEM JSW ENERGY LIC HSG FIN Sep 17, 12 2788000 8256000 1104000 25404000 3886000 Open Int as on Sep 18, 12 1932000 10178000 1279000 29148000 4444000 % chg -30.70 23.28 15.85 14.74 14.36 Sep 17, 12 181.70 169.00 317.75 53.00 265.85 OPEN INTEREST BREAK-UP Price as on Sep 18, 12 8 BAJAJ AUTO BHARTI AIRTEL BHEL CIPLA COAL INDIA DR REDDYS LABS GAIL HDFC HDFC BANK HERO HONDA HINDALCO HUL ICICI BANK INFOSYS TECHN ITC JINDAL STEEL LARSEN & TOUBRO MAH & MAH MARUTI SUZUKI NTPC ONGC RELIANCE IND SBI STERLITE IND SUN PHARMA TATA MOTORS TATA POWER TATA STEEL TCS WIPRO Close (cash) 1748.55 268.20 225.00 364.75 375.55 1676.65 388.00 774.60 605.45 1930.90 114.55 532.40 1049.05 2600.80 254.20 405.15 1553.65 798.25 1275.95 166.35 280.75 855.60 2149.44 101.95 673.80 273.50 98.15 405.30 1299.80 369.70 LTP (future) 1753.15 268.75 224.65 365.75 377.25 1682.30 388.75 777.65 607.40 1891.40 114.95 533.75 1052.30 2607.25 255.15 405.85 1555.25 797.10 1276.45 166.85 281.75 857.70 2144.20 102.20 675.00 273.80 98.45 406.15 1304.35 370.85 Open interest Shares 1300 29720 26101 13596 5649 880 2411 13226 15389 4042 44680 14792 14995 5977 30661 8509 7116 5649 2993 12258 10954 17544 13296 37498 3620 45392 11510 21120 6785 4012 ` crore 227.33 797.09 587.27 495.91 212.15 147.50 93.55 1024.45 931.73 780.42 511.81 787.53 1573.05 1554.53 779.40 344.74 1105.50 450.89 381.92 203.91 307.53 1501.02 2857.90 382.29 243.92 1241.47 112.97 855.99 881.88 148.31 Price as on Sep 18, 12 286.95 760.65 3910.45 360.85 119.80 Price as on Sep 18, 12 180.00 166.35 314.50 52.75 257.70 INDEX WATCH % chg 12.51 0.08 7.01 0.12 0.13 85.90 67.41 75.73 87.25 80.10 92.20 92.37 82.19 87.80 88.13 68.76 61.94 66.33 59.16 82.92 71.31 58.68 87.13 84.35 83.03 81.48 66.08 47.62 85.27 95.15 60.92 90.56 61.57 67.21 84.67 Call 6.64 22.27 13.36 10.63 11.86 6.88 4.52 9.10 6.84 8.02 19.55 19.98 16.70 19.78 12.79 9.72 14.18 7.77 5.38 13.36 14.31 18.12 23.90 9.03 3.81 14.35 7.66 18.45 23.87 10.32 Sep 18, 12 %Chg NIFTY BANKNIFTY CNXIT 5610.00 10981.65 6398.20 5600.05 11043.50 6370.60 -0.18 0.56 -0.43 NIFTY BANKNIFTY CNXIT 5616.70 10977.30 6417.35 5612.25 11062.40 6392.95 -0.08 0.78 -0.38 SPOT FUTURE(LTP) % chg -0.94 -1.57 -1.02 -0.47 -3.07 % of Open interest Futures Sep 17, 12 Put 7.46 10.32 10.92 2.13 8.04 0.92 3.11 8.71 5.35 3.84 11.69 18.08 16.97 21.06 4.29 18.96 27.14 5.10 10.27 3.61 4.21 15.80 28.48 5.70 1.04 24.73 1.77 19.98 8.92 5.01 SECTOR WATCH OI ‘000 % chg 2655 1440 17423 20.08 15.38 9.97 IT - Software 43565 Power Generation & Distribution 240530 6.14 5.60 TOP GRAINER Air Transport Service Stock/ Commodity Brokers Tyres Sugar Entertainment Chemicals Shipping Miscellaneous 88596 20794 883 4508 5356 TOP LOSERS Retail Leather C G - Electrical Equipment Consumer Durables Others Healthcare Mining & Mineral products 19474 1382 201211 14427 5364 2858 15535 MARKET POSITION 9.41 8.00 7.16 7.03 6.35 -10.05 -4.49 -4.20 -4.18 -3.91 -3.90 -2.86 OI as on Sep 18, 12 %of MWp Suzlon Energy 165936000 99.19 Core Proj & Tec 10438000 87.95 HIGHEST Welsp Guj Sr Pantaloon Retai Punj Lloyd United Spirits Jet Airways IFCI LOWEST Oil India GSK Pharma Hind Zinc G E Shipping Indian Bank 22358000 19474000 34168000 15129500 2655000 112192000 94.35 84.92 81.92 80.66 76.89 76.03 65000 0.25 1308000 0.44 26750 116000 105000 0.32 0.54 0.61 TECHNICALS Pivot point for Nifty is 5,600 On the downside, the index can slip to 5,525 Rex Cano 5,575, while face resistance around 5,615-5,625. NIFTY Last close: 5,600 The NSE Nifty seems to be placed precariously on the daily charts. While the overall trend remains up, a trend reversal from current levels cannot be ruled out either. The pivot point for the NSE index is 5,600. As long as the index sustains above 5,600 we could see fresh upside. On the flipside, in case, the index trades consistently below 5,600, it could dip to 5,525odd levels. On Thursday, the Nifty is likely to seek support around 5,585- AMBUJA CEMENT Last close: RS 192 Target: RS 184 Select momentum oscillators have turned negative for Ambuja Cement on the daily charts. Look to trade the stock with a negative bias with a stop around Rs 197. On the downside, the stock can slide to Rs 184-odd levels. HDFC Last close: RS 775 Target: RS 760 HDFC has seen a formation of 'Hanging Man' Candlestick pattern on the daily charts - which has bearish implications. Look to short the stock on rise with a stop around Rs 785. On the downside, the stock can slip to Rs 760. MARUTI Last close: RS 1,275 Target: RS 1,240 Maruti is currently trading at a crucial juncture at Rs 1,275. The bias can soon turn negative, in case, the stock consistently trades below Rs 1,275. In case of weakness the stock can drop to RS 1,240-odd levels. KEY SUPPORT, RESISTANCE LEVELS STOCK S2 S1 CLOSE 1059 1073 ACC 1356 1361 BHEL 217 220 AXISBANK BPCL CIPLA DLF DRREDDY HDFC HINDALCO ICICIBANK INFOSYSTCH M&M 1050 332 359 223 1659 761 113 1040 2575 788 334 361 225 1666 766 114 1043 2585 792 R1 R2 20-DMA 50-DMA 1097 1000 1036 1369 1377 1382 225 230 233 337 365 227 1677 775 115 1049 2601 798 1088 341 369 229 1688 783 116 1055 2616 805 343 371 231 1339 213 347 375 204 1317 221 357 354 207 BOLLINGER BANDS 200-DMA LOWER END HIGHER END 1296 1383 -60 242 191 235 59 1047 330 328 202 1695 1700 1669 1659 116 108 115 125 789 1058 738 945 712 945 678 868 905 336 358 182 1634 699 99 852 2626 2465 2342 2557 2296 809 768 738 700 746 1094 -41 225 -66 391 1765 1038 -71 118 2634 790 1276 1285 1291 1197 1172 1183 1120 1274 RELIANCE 842 847 856 864 870 795 770 755 739 852 RELINFRA SBIN TATAMOTORS TATASTEEL WIPRO 506 508 281 512 282 516 283 518 279 463 281 496 271 506 270 421 65 2186 2209 1892 1986 2030 1729 2056 402 403 405 408 409 379 395 420 344 413 360 363 370 276 376 277 380 247 372 236 360 247 401 218 353 70 -73 506 2149 274 68 -53 2113 271 -56 287 2090 270 47 -69 1267 279 -47 777 1261 278 62 358 MARUTI ONGC RSI 1250 -69 74 276 -69 391 -49 -60 S1, S2, R1, R2 are support and resistance levels, look to buy near support, and sell near resistance levels; DMA = Daily Moving Average; Stocks where 20-DMA is higher than 50-DMA are said to be in positive trend and vice versa; Bollinger Bands = Trading bands, stocks tend to bounce from lower end, and retrace from higher end. However, in case of break-outs we see bigger rises, slides; RSI = Relative Strength Index, RSI above 70 is overbought while below 30 is oversold; + value strength on the back of rising RSI, and - value is vice versa; 9 BS TOP 200 CompanyName Aban Offsh ABB ACC Adani Enter Adani Ports Adani Power Adi Bir Nuvo 433.85 768.70 1,368.90 191.95 112.05 45.40 812.00 Open 435.00 High (Rs)) Low Current Close % Chg Volume 433.35 768.45 -0.12 -0.03 270959 444.25 430.05 1,369.95 1,382.90 1,341.60 1,368.40 -0.04 111.95 117.05 4.46 762.35 777.00 192.60 201.00 46.90 47.30 112.05 815.80 118.10 824.35 762.35 190.40 45.50 803.15 196.30 46.10 804.55 Allahabad Bk 133.10 134.00 143.50 133.55 142.15 Alstom India 374.05 375.50 382.00 371.00 379.85 Alok Inds 11.92 11.99 12.39 11.45 12.23 193.00 190.20 191.60 -0.73 Apollo Tyres 99.95 100.15 102.15 99.05 99.55 -0.40 Arvind Ashok Leyland 74.05 23.00 99.00 73.00 106.50 74.80 23.00 23.35 126.35 131.90 97.90 72.55 22.80 105.05 1,053.65 1,052.40 1,085.20 1,046.25 1,069.80 Bajaj Hind 30.05 30.00 31.45 Bajaj Auto 1,737.30 1,735.00 1,754.95 30.40 31.90 1,735.00 129.00 1,748.20 0.22 527953 11.24 1.57 311840 1309/785 44337 4.66 1504313 NA 2.24 466766 5.39 231444 0.63 2.73 Bata India 959.65 958.45 962.80 939.05 940.75 BF Utilities BGR Energy 312.35 424.65 272.80 311.00 423.00 279.90 287.05 299.90 1,198.20 Bharti Airtel 264.70 265.90 Bhushan Stl 465.80 Bombay Dyng 471.15 BHEL Biocon Bosch BPCL Cairn India Canara Bank Central Bank Century Tex CESC Chambal Fert Cipla Coal India Colgate Coreedutec Crompton Grv Cummins (I) Dabur India 287.50 213.40 280.20 8,526.55 338.70 362.55 360.40 67.15 435.00 274.00 Bharat Elctn Bharat Forge 322.75 311.00 422.00 272.80 317.20 428.15 -1.97 1.55 0.82 1.27 462.15 467.85 458.00 464.15 -0.35 473.70 483.25 468.05 474.70 0.75 281.00 285.60 8,460.00 8,529.95 341.95 343.80 361.00 402.00 363.00 66.80 363.00 72.90 272.10 225.00 274.65 8,460.00 8,514.10 349.15 350.10 335.20 355.30 66.80 130597 393.50 9.18 71.75 455.48 9.62 702/270 555/259 1991 347/231 6953 1666/1125 594495 26.75 412/239 101793 119973 9.66 479/297 9856 35079 91782 7.71 27.36 NA 109642 7.39 6.85 775414 8.98 -2.63 31161 170448 5.23 344/195 363/208 593/312 395/230 566/306 112/62 90604 4960.71 388/216 180520 11.44 112/62 6.95 332/186 363.35 364.85 -1.29 152096 23.05 395/276 1,225.00 1,225.00 1,200.00 1,202.35 -1.00 11709 35.28 1264/932 111.40 113.75 1.52 369612 19.21 175/102 0.52 81461 32.7 374.00 378.70 344.95 344.95 465.20 484.00 112.00 124.70 115.00 125.40 369.80 320.00 465.10 122.50 376.20 337.15 480.45 124.90 1612 374/173 374.00 369.00 6045 1321 14.78 18.79 -3.43 0.99 321.95 1575 674.89 16995 9648 66814 -0.46 71.60 124.25 182811 408/254 401/258 337.15 70.80 465.15 981/492 5.58 26734 72.25 112.05 36.83 9300/6425 71.10 337.95 24354 1676 23.2 70.90 1,214.55 30849 70/33 484 -0.15 -0.06 374.50 881/606 15.82 347.25 369.60 6.03 117835 344.85 316.10 174719 2011 -1.98 353.85 334.50 8458 196 50588 1358746 348.50 332.00 864/625 44/23 5.44 347.45 330.65 4.98 162243 268.05 214.00 3755 774 3.88 265.55 226.50 144/80 6133 1839/1410 298.65 0.65 NA 33/20 1885 16.8 127102 271.00 215.00 19360 1.14 1,206.00 284.10 132669 275.90 1,190.05 1,190.05 1,230.00 5017 9.96 745.40 BEML 5878 351817 1.53 725.50 296.20 29505 37366 749.80 280.00 1011 2777 4170/2551 730.10 298.80 9133 7108 36.87 725.60 280.00 139/79 10050 111/59 Bank of Baroda 281.05 4.45 21589 4.59 -0.03 Bank of India 24/11 556/280 102/52 760.00 68.60 2.82 15.87 211/103 23.65 754.05 66.15 3.62 1029/710 352885 767.75 70.10 10.11 97/37 199/136 754.05 66.95 NA 627/152 23.51 760.20 67.10 12.95 71369 Bajaj Hold Balram Chini 15339 0.36 23.05 Axis Bank 124.10 1853597 214039 3,895.55 127.00 13695 -1.35 3,870.05 Aurob Pharma 23450 73.05 3,910.00 3,920.00 1885 170/105 243489 3,881.70 16283 572/320 17.47 6.65 Asian Paints 915/541 6.61 286892 557654 193.00 87.72 25692 6.80 2.60 Market Cap (Rs in crore) 1422/1030 763363 1.55 52wk High/Low (Rs)) 21.61 1.54 -0.92 P/E (times) 12762 820357 193.00 98.50 5400 2.27 Ambuja Cem Andhra Bank 10 Prev Close 0.45 -0.24 3.29 134319 7486 79068 15.72 11.38 22.4 387/294 345/245 505/322 132/92 55071 5493 1961 24379 17432 5282 3231 4022 2980 29294 237621 16352 3817 7297 13318 21769 CompanyName DCB Delta Corp Dena Bank Dish TV Prev Close 43.35 69.85 98.95 78.95 Open 43.60 69.85 99.80 78.95 High (Rs)) 45.50 72.30 103.30 79.85 Low 43.50 69.10 Current Close % Chg 71.30 2.08 44.60 98.65 102.35 76.50 1,676.30 61.50 62.70 Escorts Essar Oil Exide Ind 63.05 52.95 144.05 52.95 54.85 63.05 144.00 64.60 145.80 154.40 52.00 142.95 53.10 145.10 1.59 0.32 -0.56 23.73 1201/695 18.98 1818/1444 395597 10.35 93/55 59985 27.43 39729 8.08 12240 26348 475062 Federal Bank 429.25 425.65 433.95 423.05 428.45 -0.19 43243 Fortis Health 99.20 99.55 101.30 99.05 100.00 0.81 54083 375.00 387.90 3.01 50626 Finan Techno G E Shipping GAIL GMDC GMR Infra Godrej Ind Grasim Ind 905.80 252.45 376.55 189.90 23.70 273.30 3,100.45 GSK Pharma 2,011.20 Guj Petronet 75.80 Guj Fluoro GVK Power Havells I HCC HCL Techno HDFC HDFC Bank HDIL Hero MotoCorp Hexaware Tch Hind Oil Hind Zinc Hindalco HPCL HUL 374.30 13.49 601.35 18.50 567.25 778.85 607.45 82.40 1,915.65 128.35 908.00 243.90 377.00 915.95 257.45 388.95 190.00 192.50 274.05 282.70 24.00 24.30 3,073.15 3,144.90 2,013.00 2,031.00 375.95 76.00 13.50 601.90 19.00 572.00 778.00 375.95 77.00 14.10 605.85 19.25 575.50 778.00 901.10 243.90 185.95 23.40 274.05 3,065.00 902.60 255.15 -1.58 277.05 1.37 23.85 3,111.75 -0.73 590.15 -1.86 13.36 588.35 17.80 563.20 755.55 13.93 17.41 1069/641 120935 103/71 28487 5.91 53.30 55.20 52.70 54.05 107320 36.46 32.05 13.45 15114669 3.78 84.90 667513 13.45 84/40 2350 57085 38.96 80/51 4970 352/222 15570 259.10 261.55 256.45 257.45 -0.10 2,572.00 2,619.50 2,572.00 2,599.65 1.45 Infosys 2,562.60 337.50 327.05 331.70 12548 1.41 2.35 257.70 331.00 9710 117661 119/66 Indraprst Gs 329.80 122/77 21969 5.59 187.75 IndusInd Bank 554/319 1602 56725 552105 177.00 61.55 165/100 3826 5.73 188.50 61.40 142/72 3536 1093224 178.75 63.00 135/52 0.17 178.55 62.50 10.89 -0.23 Indian Bank 61.70 153/87 772178 53.30 Indian Hotel 88.95 86.05 82.95 39655 119149 38433 4.19 Indiab Real 86.55 595/374 785/601 7364 2279/1703 85.40 28.20 1086 15.78 1,048.90 597940 33/15 142939 1,041.10 93.95 -1.10 186835 2200 620/400 98.15 75.70 82.95 217344 20/10 616/335 25.99 11.74 42.16 71.45 82.95 25163 20.33 27.84 127714 76.60 India Cement 87623 NA -0.21 71.45 33.10 0.04 23980 NA 531.20 71.60 28.30 22.96 385/239 Ind Ove Bank 28.25 28704 4079 NA 147.80 IFCI 4234 638020 146.25 87.65 109/62 -0.38 151.75 85.70 8.31 -2.13 147.00 IDFC 86.25 235074 286.75 147.55 Idea Cellular 16939 561/317 150/107 98.80 1,050.00 1,055.70 2338/1830 9.45 10.11 94.40 94.20 29.77 82523 114.75 1,060.60 2947 11356 -2.58 113.70 528.00 9281 28541 134.25 116.20 286.00 284/168 3150/2208 5943 11.58 116.20 295.00 9283 153684 117.25 293.00 35.47 10.92 34/18 213/151 0.58 122.75 134.05 NA 3886 49204 129.10 84.40 121.80 138.00 11.78 285/183 445/303 5702992 0.46 138.00 11.6 12.94 4161 4052 2.43 1,924.55 128.00 155/81 7329 149979 0.73 1,897.00 132.50 NA 959/518 12334 -0.56 571.40 1,915.15 1,942.00 132.00 480/322 662 7581 774.50 -0.28 82.65 151/99 8.93 1865 1385987 605.75 86.60 96/45 28467 -3.24 603.55 82.90 NA 285/128 14496 38566 17.90 611.60 607.45 17.97 261/170 3583 8383 2895357 537.80 ICICI Bank -0.56 -0.84 49413 33.99 84/52 1073 3.26 530.00 IDBI Bank 4489 75.25 125.00 532.30 0.36 74.80 371.15 18852 1460377 1,999.85 364.35 6294 0.63 1,992.00 123.00 287.85 1.07 186.90 122.70 137.80 -0.35 52/31 104/48 0.28 0.73 16.46 4.1 148136 1,659.25 158.40 NA 726804 0.81 1,683.00 1,688.75 155.80 1596 156.20 1,670.95 154.95 116/52 611507 Dr Reddys Educomp Sol 33.63 803151 -1.62 1,091.95 225.45 920391 227.05 1,085.00 231.00 Market Cap (Rs in crore) 655325 1,085.00 1,107.00 229.50 52wk High/Low (Rs)) -0.25 1,074.90 230.80 3.44 P/E (times) 78.75 Divis Lab DLF 2.88 Volume 5.15 -0.24 0.58 173068 29772 13.8 10.3 161/90 49/20 119/65 4.48 265/152 91897 11.58 442/170 66464 16.81 2990/2102 53953 18.14 22367 2365 6033 2608 8069 3604 149282 11 BS TOP 200 CompanyName Open High (Rs)) Low IOC 247.45 248.00 250.00 247.50 ITC 253.40 254.05 258.00 252.00 IRB Infra IVRCL Jain Irrig Jet Airways Jindal Steel JP Associat JSW Energy JSW Ispat Steel JSW Steel Jubilant Fd Karnataka Bk Kotak Mah Bank L&T Lanco Infra LIC Hsg Fin Lupin Mah & Mah 131.90 44.50 65.10 360.50 394.55 77.90 52.85 9.71 724.30 1,299.80 86.65 606.00 1,551.65 12.43 266.00 572.95 791.00 134.00 45.00 66.50 359.00 393.50 77.00 144.60 45.80 67.40 366.50 408.70 81.00 53.10 54.80 717.90 733.65 86.00 90.90 9.60 9.80 1,296.90 1,319.00 602.10 610.95 12.90 13.95 1,543.25 1,562.05 266.50 573.00 266.50 580.40 133.00 44.55 65.50 354.15 390.00 1,270.05 1,275.25 -0.49 35344 24.41 1428/906 36845 323.50 329.95 1.77 32266 17.85 345/166 2651 5.47 11570/6330 NA 45/21 8.65 25/15 22879 479.80 OnMobile Glb Opto Circuit Oracle Fin Orchid Chem Oriental Bank Pantloon Retail Patel Engg 38.25 131.70 2,975.30 113.05 281.35 38.20 797.70 0.00 -3.08 0.85 6.09 47003 290/202 13010 117747 480.80 473.00 476.45 42.30 136.95 113.65 116.90 2,964.60 3,015.00 279.55 37.55 130.00 166.45 281.30 41.75 131.95 190/139 137246 0.20 95059 8.88 304/240 240666 225/115 3197 -0.18 9.15 0.19 55945 10547 2686358 247029 3066/1738 24705 412926 7.11 324/190 8384 261/125 4168 11.74 181/122 12581 5.42 1091/659 27241 7.78 224/131 25793 13.67 93/40 68.35 72.80 6.74 391239 168.65 162.25 167.75 0.69 115831 PNB 748.85 749.00 810.00 748.05 803.15 7.25 277743 Power Grid Praj Ind PTC India Punj Lloyd Ranbaxy Labs Raymond 135.35 134.00 181.00 142.70 198.00 132.00 181.00 140.80 195.40 117.60 118.40 119.90 117.00 117.70 58.40 59.00 62.00 58.90 61.05 43.25 51.65 525.80 369.90 43.45 51.90 522.00 372.00 49.15 52.80 533.75 383.90 43.20 51.00 521.25 370.00 48.25 52.00 526.50 378.60 480 14.62 73.90 181.00 28641 19.85 163.15 Polaris Finan 84/29 75924 4262 166.60 Power Fin 6.02 5.39 552/431 1103 1802416 69.20 470.05 8.12 259/136 2444 -4.05 68.20 461.05 10.3 74/28 297431 12.97 474.55 37.72 1.24 287.35 465.00 4392 10559 14.23 256.00 465.85 75/50 7954 187591 0.42 881925 Petronet LNG Piramal Entp NA 439/277 5090 3612 -1.51 292.00 180.00 10.38 215/140 48977 1139234 -1.15 178.80 9.73 875/622 3316 3.33 256.00 195.00 16.33 25/9 650475 2,941.10 114.45 94926 NA -3.60 2,935.00 112.75 1704 44559 14.69 191.50 165.25 621/418 8352 294815 189.00 18.60 23.96 112/64 16223 95240 196.30 17.95 1335/633 1600/971 5.26 38.80 885/464 72.76 8668 20.82 43.00 38.55 0.34 NA 77/36 347311 38.55 131.00 190.00 309583 -0.25 10,359.15 254.35 187.60 158.76 60.25 186.00 191.75 4.44 313136 16448 283.50 2451 25381 477.30 280.75 16/9 632/410 790.00 0.39 -1.96 170.90 16980 27.06 Oil India ONGC 168.10 89/50 229.78 378.50 18.70 22.43 279014 558.55 192.45 169.00 18.20 3111 -0.90 257.80 190.70 NTPC 18.00 411/167 567.80 256.10 NMDC NHPC 37855 NA 11.06 441606 69381 40.65 663/321 1387 9350955 90.50 1,551.65 12.60 10,449.9010,518.00 10,248.50 40.45 2686 75/27 10.78 727.10 0.00 0.03 333.00 163/60 13.77 52.85 1,532.30 43.75 40.25 79.85 479795 15.86 199387 -1.06 41.50 NCC 777521 2.64 100.44 4731 273/185 599.55 40.85 MTNL -0.03 404.95 1516841 60383 591.00 86.00 60.10 60.40 360.40 1.84 30.99 323/239 69166 62.30 MRPL 386.05 10,324.05 1006287 66.30 350034 210/100 NA -1.37 60.45 MRF 1.57 0.28 9.4 1,282.00 697.00 375.10 MphasiS 324.50 45.20 254.10 39936 Market Cap (Rs in crore) 1,270.00 387.50 324.20 1530229 52wk High/Low (Rs)) 947656 382.00 Mcleod Russl 7.92 0.51 P/E (times) 0.31 196.00 191.70 1,290.00 1,293.80 142.35 248.70 Volume 9.74 9.50 193.00 1,281.50 % Chg 2030394 807.00 Maruti Suzuki Current Close 2.50 76.30 52.65 791.00 Max India 12 Prev Close 0.90 4.03 7.96 0.09 11.56 4.54 0.68 0.13 2.35 4478 207566 996209 NA 7.68 307.22 5.9 228574 15.93 885388 17.96 1523564 526363 19.05 166632 198.22 234469 NA 205/101 127/63 563/340 175/103 806 508 8111 1400 124/94 54492 76/38 1801 66/37 578/367 439/300 878 1727 22232 2324 CompanyName Reliance Cap Reliance Com Reliance Ind Prev Close 372.65 53.40 873.65 Open 372.00 53.50 870.00 High (Rs)) 379.90 58.50 873.95 Low 370.00 53.20 851.65 Current Close 374.35 57.05 509.00 511.20 Renuka Sugar 33.35 33.70 35.70 33.05 35.35 208.45 209.00 221.50 209.00 219.45 86.85 86.50 89.30 86.30 88.30 Rolta Rural Elect S Kumars N SAIL SBI Sesa Goa Shriram TrFn 74.65 18.80 2,076.15 175.70 621.20 75.45 19.20 92.00 78.25 20.35 2,078.80 2,160.00 174.10 605.05 178.40 626.00 86.20 75.20 19.00 346588 3.85 518.85 87.55 0.68 90.40 510.95 77.20 19.95 6.00 3.42 5.28 6.12 1.67 3.59 350.00 322.30 340.75 Sterlite Ind 102.75 102.10 104.00 101.40 101.90 -0.83 Sun Pharma 672.55 670.50 682.70 666.80 672.30 -0.04 17.15 2.76 Sterlite Tch Sun TV Net Suzlon Energy Syndicate Bank Tata Chem Tata Coffee 30.95 31.20 32.15 22.10 31.10 31.55 323.30 320.05 336.65 320.05 329.90 98.75 99.40 103.40 97.15 102.65 976.70 997.60 16.69 317.65 988.75 16.75 17.48 317.00 319.45 985.75 1,008.90 16.65 313.55 0.43 1.94 2.04 3.95 315.15 -0.79 0.90 TCS Tech Mahindra Titan Ind TTK Prestige TVS Motor UCO Bank UltraTech Union Bank Unitech United Phos United Spirt Videocon Ind Vijaya Bank VIP Ind Voltas Welspun Corp Wipro Yes Bank Zee Enter 1,340.90 903.45 241.65 3,633.70 40.05 71.70 1,760.65 176.80 22.90 128.20 933.65 181.25 51.90 83.85 121.05 101.50 384.15 377.30 171.85 99.30 100.00 408.70 409.90 916.00 928.50 1,341.00 1,344.00 239.00 244.40 3,625.00 3,967.00 41.50 43.00 72.00 75.65 177.00 199.70 128.70 134.40 1,755.00 1,805.00 22.80 943.60 178.30 52.20 83.00 123.00 101.50 384.00 374.95 168.10 23.90 982.35 183.00 54.90 84.75 123.00 104.55 384.05 376.80 182.00 5.42 272.80 97.80 403.10 274.05 98.15 404.90 1,296.10 1,300.40 238.15 240.40 894.75 3,625.00 39.70 71.80 939.90 178.30 52.00 83.00 120.55 101.50 368.40 366.45 168.10 -3.02 -0.52 4.00 4.74 2.20 129.90 1.33 54.40 84.10 121.20 102.55 369.60 370.40 180.30 15283 371/185 7.8 138/86 34251 24.16 696/448 69623 429309 6.69 6.81 152/50 28/20 1732 3341 3012 440698 21.76 104684 19.36 343/177 13001 219516 4.38 121/67 6179 36099 3085597 27808 NA 10.77 47/27 23258 41/15 375/288 1241 3048 8029 501/332 10.04 968.85 14043 61.35 -0.91 -1.24 194.55 179.90 680/416 15.47 21892 0 338372 3.49 3.77 -0.74 4.82 0.30 122/81 0 87412 23292 39324 254514 83540 34.84 255/154 21343 367729 8.2 739993 9.93 37.1 4.24 933/524 3954/2151 70/32 95/45 218409 19.41 1773/1057 2282713 31.6 38/17 578395 223969 934548 643664 479292 257556 -3.79 135191 4.92 NA 190/81 7077 1438/970 194120 -1.83 NA 266/176 22.49 0.12 1.03 NA 234101 45713 23.70 11.4 4376 7.08 22.30 144317 270/149 898/627 3,890.80 75.10 2475/1576 39.46 461703 41.65 8.15 23252 -0.27 1,799.45 128.70 4942 901.05 1,755.00 176.00 876683 494288 0.00 99.05 219035 593 321/143 112.20 410.00 36473 6.35 543.00 Tata Power 117/73 929939 563.00 Tata Steel 10.73 -1.30 552.00 278.35 315838 52/17 8036 112.20 276.00 2373 138/80 Tata Mot-DVR 277.65 1245 67/23 29.47 2.69 Tata Motors 108/50 13444 246517 248.30 129.95 25358 0.97 243.10 127.70 139/69 1864 250.00 131.30 276715 1019/711 243.15 128.50 902/671 680/328 19.39 241.80 128.70 9195 11775 31960 Tata Comm Tata Global 110/47 21670 457566 344.00 22.95 0.37 NA 482/226 Market Cap (Rs in crore) 251/142 1.58 339.30 62.20 7.09 52wk High/Low (Rs)) 7.15 22.55 Sobha Devlp 22.30 1.6 770790 716114 683.45 22.20 2365510 2.01 677.00 South Ind Bk 5.14 63.45 686.00 64.50 328146 2829252 -0.10 681.00 62.50 27.9 620.55 0.09 680.95 62.20 2597867 605.05 175.85 19.65 12.62 14.68 2,150.65 173.95 P/E (times) 385109 2,060.00 Siemens Sintex Ind 536192 4563842 -2.11 507.75 87.05 0.46 Volume 6.84 855.20 Reliance Infra Reliance Power % Chg 80641 210623 231438 5.84 10.29 11498 4404 1979 4992 49323 274/150 10711 169/105 5911 6201 36.21 1022/450 12672 4.35 69/44 2696 18.88 22.61 36.62 18.41 15.64 12.55 28.04 196/161 205/69 133/72 157/65 453/324 389/231 176/110 5735 1188 4011 2336 90990 13190 17201 Disclaimer: The Smart Investor gives an unbiased and competent picture of investment opportunities. However, prices can move up or down due to unforeseen circumstances. Therefore, The Smart Investor does not take any responsibility for investment decisions taken by readers on the basis of information provided herein. EDITOR: A K BHATTACHARYA 13 STOCK REPORT RECOVERY FROM INTRADAY LOWS High Company Akar Tools Sahara One Media Alkali Metals Rander Corpn. Gujarat Foils Sea TV Network 29.35 112.00 30.10 66.25 34.70 74.90 Low Close % Chg 92.60 112.00 20.95 24.00 29.20 24.75 29.65 27.75 32.65 17.66 56.00 63.00 66.25 72.90 21.67 19.8 18.3 15.71 Eon Elect. 30.70 26.50 30.65 15.66 IFCI 33.10 28.20 32.05 13.65 Poddar Developer 99.80 Ashika Credit 127.00 Indian Terrain 62.00 NHC Foods 35.00 85.00 97.00 110.05 125.00 31.00 34.90 55.10 62.00 46.20 51.85 14.12 13.58 12.58 12.52 Oriental Bank 292.00 256.00 287.35 12.25 U B Holdings 105.90 93.50 104.60 11.87 PG Foils 53.80 FALL FROM INTRADAY HIGHS Company High Low Close 12.23 % Chg Atlanta 51.70 41.60 42.35 -18.09 Nahar Indl. Ent. 41.95 34.60 35.00 -16.57 Nimbus Proj. Emmsons Intl. Visagar Finan. Hexa Tradex 37.70 144.80 59.45 32.65 31.15 31.15 -17.37 115.25 122.00 -15.75 50.35 50.35 -15.31 26.75 27.65 -15.31 52.10 52.10 -11.09 KGN Enterprises 450.00 384.00 394.00 -12.44 BSE SPICE 185.00 165.00 165.00 -10.81 Hasti Finance Gokak Textiles Hipolin 58.60 53.45 38.65 TCI Finance 39.70 Fenoplast 34.15 Indus Finance Baroda Extrusion 76.15 72.90 47.80 34.75 35.60 68.95 30.95 66.10 47.80 -10.57 34.75 -10.09 35.90 -9.57 68.95 -9.46 66.10 -9.33 30.95 -9.37 VOLUME SHOCKERS Company Supreme Infra. Eon Elect. Motil.Oswal.Fin. Alkali Metals Va Tech Wabag St Bk of Bikaner Sobha Developer. J & K Bank Schneider Elect. 14 Pearl Global Ind Kirloskar Oil Price (Rs) 294.35 30.75 104.80 29.55 449.95 367.40 340.35 920.20 Volumes in ‘000 Today Avg 5 days % Chg 216.4 114.2 73.5 69.6 132.8 75.8 314.5 264.3 97.95 1,505.5 117.20 159.55 60.6 49.6 4.6 2.7 2.8 3.2 7.5 4.9 25.4 25.1 143.2 6.8 6.4 FII & DII TURNOVER (BSE + NSE) Rs CR) (R Date 17-SEP-12 14-SEP-12 13-SEP-12 12-SEP-12 11-SEP-12 5889.33 5355.25 2001.61 1912.55 1735.72 CRANES SOFT. INTERNATI AUTORIDERS FINANCE LTD RAMGOPAL POLYTEX LTD BLUE BLENDS (I) LTD BIOFIL CHEM. & PHARM ATCOM TECHNO. LTD. MAHA RASHTRA APEX DCM FINANCIAL SER LTD KRISHNA FILAMENTS LTD. GIRDHARILAL SUG & ALLIED A2Z MNTNANCE ABG SHIPYARD AFTEK AJMERA RLTY ALPINE HSG AMARJOTH SPG AMD IND AML STEEL AMRUTANJAN APL APOLO TB AQUA LOGIST ARCHIDPLY I ARCHIES ARIES AGRO ASIAN HOT-N ATLANTA ATLAS CYCLES BHAGWTI BNQT BHARTIYA INT BIRLA POWER BLUE COAST 2557 Hind.Dorr-Oliver 1664 1460 1137 952 951 797 676 Ex-Date SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 SEP 20, 12 ONLY BUYERS 4639 2102 3637.16 2521.53 1640.13 1461.36 1312.13 Net 2252.17 2833.72 361.48 451.19 423.59 Buy 2248.96 1818.41 851.95 1179.45 711.27 DII Sales 3086.68 2506.41 1008.00 1235.21 1077.07 Kemrock Inds. Out of City Tra. Unno Industries P S Global Hitachi Home Qty‘000 Price (Rs) Chg (%) 45.83 89.45 4.99 37.60 28.05 4.86 41.94 31.55 28.70 25.50 93.80 35.50 28.21 130.65 Ashapura Minech. 27.08 27.60 Rasoya Proteins 27.15 Glodyne Techno. 22.69 Jolly Plastic 20.08 18.20 87.65 26.05 4.94 4.98 4.87 9.97 4.94 4.97 4.83 4.83 Purpose Rs. AGM AGM AGM AGM AGM AGM AGM AGM AGM AGM AGM AGM AGM AGM,DIVIDEND AGM AGM,DIVIDEND AGM,DIVIDEND AGM AGM,DIVIDEND AGM,DIVIDEND AGM AGM AGM,DIVIDEND AGM,DIVIDEND AGM,DIVIDEND AGM,DIVIDEND AGM,DIVIDEND AGM AGM,DIVIDEND AGM AGM Company Net -837.72 -688.00 -156.05 -55.76 -365.80 FORTHCOMING CORPORATE ACTIONS Name Company 4063 FII Sales Buy 1.70 1.50 1.00 10.00 2.00 0.40 1.50 1.50 0.20 4.50 1.00 - ONLY SELLERS Acclaim Indus. Qty‘000 Price (Rs) Chg (%) 38.60 -4.93 Parichay Invest. 124.42 111.10 -4.96 Tulip Telecom 244.88 149.82 59.90 Perfect-Octave 4.41 Panacea Biotec 3.06 129.05 Parikh Herbals Baroda Extrusion Kanani Inds. Singer India Sanghvi Forg. 3.58 30.70 41.70 2.80 66.10 2.01 89.05 2.75 154.45 1.86 41.15 -4.92 -4.95 -4.90 -4.97 -4.96 -4.98 -4.96 -4.97 Group A B E M MT T Z TOTAL Adv 122 1314 3 2 1 248 2 1692 ADVANCES/DECLINES Adv as % of Total Decl 59.8 58.06 18.75 66.67 100 47.42 66.67 79 859 12 1 0 245 1 1197 Decl as % of Total 38.73 37.96 75 33.33 0 46.85 33.33 52-WEEK HIGHS Company Price (Rs) Company TTK Prestige 3,890.80 20 Microns 142.80 Hawkins Cookers 1,774.25 Frontline Busine 127.00 UltraTech Cem. Advanta India Aanjaneya Life. Apollo Hospitals NCL Res. & Finl. Vardhman Hold. Stovec Inds. Mah. Scooters CORE Education CESC Atul Sulabh Engineers Deccan Cements Indag Rubber Raj Television Presha Metall. Tuni Text. Mills 1,799.45 718.50 710.35 696.95 Man Inds. Ashika Credit Kothari World Emmsons Intl. 584.00 TBZ 361.00 Confidene Trdg 511.10 354.50 337.15 321.95 320.70 Schneider Elect. Unno Industries Swagruha Infra Centron Indl Aarey Drugs Sunshield Chem. Moryo Industries P S Global Zee Entertainmen 180.30 NHC Foods Premier Cap Serv Company Hind.Composites Eros Intl.Media Hella India Acrow India Austin Engg Co Tulip Telecom Renaissance Jew. 173.80 Price (Rs) Madhur Cap.& Fin 127.20 Phaarmasia 88.50 61.30 59.90 56.35 45.00 Mathew Easow Res 30.95 42.35 93.80 80.00 79.25 78.45 57.00 Metal Coatings Eastern Treads Tyche Inds. Sonal Adhesives Shree Shaleen Toheal Pharmach. Chambal Brewer Popular Estate NTC Inds. Fervent Synerg. HB Estate Devel. Magna Colours VMS Indus. IKAB Securities 34.90 30.50 Price (Rs) Beryl Securities Veer Energy Globus Power Olympic Oil Ind. Company 30.85 Gee El Woollens 29.50 Marvel Web Soln 22.05 Lords Chloro 30.10 29.40 18.25 16.75 16.50 16.20 15.95 30.35 26.05 24.95 24.60 23.35 22.85 20.75 16.95 15.75 14.97 14.65 14.04 13.39 13.07 12.20 9.53 Decolight Cera. 35.50 Price (Rs) Yuvraaj Hygiene 43.75 35.50 204 2263 16 3 1 523 3 3013 10.49 Diligent Indust. 48.50 Total Vippy Industries 49.35 52-WEEK LOWS Company P.M. Telelinnks Photon Capital Atlanta Assoc. Finlease 376.55 156.15 95.80 SRG Housing SBEC Sugar 219.65 196.50 98.60 Jupiter Info. Global Infratech 74.00 Motherson Sumi India Nipp.Elec. 120.10 Trilogic Digital Total Hospit. Shrey Chemicals Zenith Capitals 230.00 122.75 122.00 First Financial Jolly Plastic RCC Cements 245.60 231.00 125.00 1.47 3.98 6.25 0 0 5.74 0 Company 78.90 Vora Const. 235.00 136.50 3 90 1 0 0 30 0 124 Unch as % of Total Linkson Intl. 268.80 246.10 Price (Rs) Unch 10.36 9.31 9.29 8.75 8.49 8.30 Price (Rs) 13.50 PAE 13.15 Emporis Proj. 11.90 Sri Ramakr. Mill Cosboard Inds. Shreeyash Indus. P.G. Industry Genus Power 12.95 11.10 11.10 10.77 8.89 8.75 8.35 S&P CNX NIFTY MOVERS Company ACC Ambuja Cem. Asian Paints Axis Bank BHEL BPCL Bajaj Auto Bank of Baroda Bharti Airtel Cairn India Cipla Coal India DLF Dr Reddy`s Labs GAIL (India) Grasim Inds HDFC HCL Technologies HDFC Bank Hero Motocorp Hind. Unilever Hindalco Inds. IDFC ICICI Bank ITC Infosys JP Associates Jindal Steel Kotak Mah. Bank Larsen & Toubro M&M Maruti Suzuki NTPC ONGC Power Grid Corpn Punjab Natl.Bank Ranbaxy Labs. Reliance Inds. Reliance Infra. SAIL Sesa Goa Siemens St Bk of India Sterlite Inds. Sun Pharma.Inds. TCS Tata Motors Tata Power Co. Tata Steel Wipro Company Close (Rs) Chg (Rs) Chg (%) 1,368.75 192.25 3,900.50 1,073.40 225.00 337.45 1,748.55 745.55 268.20 350.05 364.75 375.55 226.90 1,676.65 388.00 3,110.05 774.60 573.65 605.45 1,930.90 532.40 114.55 147.75 1,049.05 254.20 2,600.80 79.90 405.15 599.50 1,553.65 798.25 1,275.95 166.35 280.75 117.65 802.80 526.90 855.60 511.95 88.30 176.25 683.95 2,149.45 101.95 673.80 1,299.80 273.50 98.15 405.30 369.70 -2.45 -0.70 15.95 15.90 11.45 -1.30 9.95 19.50 3.45 -13.55 -4.95 1.25 -4.70 6.15 10.95 12.05 -5.30 6.00 -2.85 11.10 0.55 -2.60 0.25 -11.60 0.70 36.30 1.80 10.50 -6.75 -1.80 6.25 -3.35 -2.65 -0.10 0.05 55.05 0.75 -18.15 4.20 1.20 0.00 2.25 69.90 -1.00 0.90 -42.30 -4.35 -1.10 -4.65 -15.10 ADR PRICES Cognizant Tech Dr Reddy’s Lab HDFC Bank ICICI Bank Infosys Tech MTNL Patni Computer Rediff.com Satyam Infoway Tata Motors Wipro Close ($) 69.05 30.93 37.02 39.10 48.19 1.44 19.06 4.12 2.50 25.00 8.92 Chg -1.95 -0.90 -0.12 0.91 0.04 -0.03 -0.04 -0.21 -0.12 -0.41 -0.07 -0.18 -0.36 0.41 1.50 5.36 -0.38 0.57 2.69 1.30 -3.73 -1.34 0.33 -2.03 0.37 2.90 0.39 -0.68 1.06 -0.47 0.58 0.10 -2.22 0.17 -1.09 0.28 1.42 2.30 2.66 -1.11 -0.12 0.79 -0.26 -1.57 -0.04 0.04 7.36 0.14 -2.08 0.83 1.38 0.00 0.33 3.36 -0.97 0.13 -3.15 -1.57 -1.11 -1.13 -3.92 Chg (%) -2.75 -2.83 -0.32 2.38 0.08 -2.04 -0.21 -4.85 -4.58 -1.61 -0.78 15 STOCK REPORT Client Name Buy/Sell EPC Ind Reliance Capital Ltd Acg Associated Capsules Private Limited EPC Ind Plastiblends Atlanta Credit Renaissance Developement Fund Lp Kabra Extrusiontechnik Limited Quantity Price(Rs) Amt(CR) Buy 600000 112.95 6.78 Sell 591000 44.39 2.62 Buy 25350 940.97 2.39 Sell Sell Fulford (I) K R Pradeep Sell Fulford (I) Kare Electronics And Development Private Limited Buy Fulford (I) Presha Met Transgene B Transgene B Pranava Electronics P Ltd Sunstar Share Brokers Private Limited Blackhorsemedia Andentertainment Privatelimited Gemstone Inv Atul Auto Atul Auto Sangam Advisor Transgene B Aarey Drugs Sangam Advisor Shrey Chem Shrey Chem Sangam Advisor Coral Lab Shalibhdra F Shalibhdra F Servalakshmi Pa Dinesh Allor Sowbhagya M Vybra Auto Assoc.Finlea 100000 221.80 1382350 1.52 Sell 105503 80.79 0.85 Vora Financial Services Private Limited Vora Financial Services Private Limited Kishan B Shigvan Kishan B Shigvan Vijay Kishanlal Kedia Niraj Jayantibahi Chandra Shatrunjaya Estates Private Limited Syndicate Nirman Private Limited Deepika Jasmin Shah Kcl Infra Projects Limited Vishal Bharatbhai Solanki Prafulchandra Dalichandbhai Vasani Huf Dear Projects Private Limited Chetan Doshi Sanjay Babulal Pandya Sanjay Babulal Pandya Buy Buy Buy Sell Buy Sell Buy 200000 20022 104003 416813 386751 61000 60000 246000 Sell 336265 Sell 132000 Sell Buy Sell 73400 36230 35000 Sell 108000 Sell 31625 Buy Buy Arunachalam Vairavan Buy Hinaben Romeshbhai Shah Sell Amit Agarwal 30000 31625 400001 Sell 400000 Sell 100100 19.46 100.99 101.00 22.10 13.67 48.39 22.10 73.08 72.80 22.10 69.33 62.16 62.07 4.89 4.89 0.84 0.81 0.75 0.62 0.61 0.54 0.46 0.36 0.29 0.26 0.25 0.24 0.21 0.20 0.20 0.20 0.20 100000 18.20 0.18 Buy 39000 42.28 0.16 0.19 Shreyas Dilipbhai Patel Buy 51000 28.40 0.14 Premier Capital & Securities Private Limited Buy 55000 21.00 0.12 Suryasubrahmanya Prasad Gottipati Kashmir Arts Buy Buy 70800 35.55 117900 7.91 Sell 35250 Rajkumari Hanumanprasad Saboo Sell Buy 18.50 30000 Rajkumari Hanumanprasad Saboo Nirali Nileshkumar Shah 42.28 0.20 Sell Vishal Sharma 39000 18.50 Networth Stock Broking Ltd Ortin Labs 35058 4.98 25.53 25.30 0.16 0.13 0.11 0.10 0.09 0.09 0.09 Kusumben Vasantlal Modi Buy 36000 23.26 0.08 Deeleep (India) Grains Pvt Ltd Sell 30000 25.28 0.08 Patel Sanjaybhai Narandas Sell 100000 4.90 0.05 Ortin Labs Loha Commodities Trading Limited Dinesh Allor Kaminiben Nitinbhai Shah Boston Bio 80.42 19.53 1.36 Buy 201131 Arcutti.Tea 678.73 1.54 62.07 Sell Ortin Labs 77.19 31500 Mona Vimesh Modi Jupiter Info 1.90 76.00 Buy Boston Bio Jayhind Synt 13.71 2.35 2.22 200000 Satinder Nath Maira Monarch Health 941.11 Buy Sowbhagya M Monarch Health 24970 2.45 Anand Shreevallabh Kabra D N Goyal UV Boards 940.66 1.79 Servalakshmi Pa Shalibhdra F 26000 3.06 13.71 Sal Real Estate Private Limited Kemrock Ind 76.59 8.69 1303930 Shalimar Pts Gemstone Inv Buy 400000 112.95 Sell Varun Satyanarayan Kabra Kemrock Ind Buy 769671 Blackhorsemedia Andentertainment Privatelimited Plastiblends Plastiblends 16 BULK DEALS BSE Company Buy Sell 30000 21320 25.50 28.40 0.08 0.06 BULK DEALS NSE Company Client Name Buy/Sell HDIL Genuine Stock Brokers Pvt Ltd Sell HDIL Citigroup Global Markets Mauritius Private Limited HDIL Genuine Stock Brokers Pvt Ltd IFCI Adroit Share & Stock Broker Pvt. Ltd. IFCI TV18 Broadcast OnMobile Glb Atlanta Mahalaxmi Cresec Private Limited 81.04 3806634 Buy Acg Associated Capsules Private Limited 3806634 Buy Sell Onmobile Systems Inc Price(Rs) 4205081 Buy Adroit Share & Stock Broker Pvt. Ltd. Quantity Buy 3886196 3850196 3750000 Sell 1004026 Sell 550000 79.98 81.03 27.94 Amt(CR) 33.63 30.85 30.85 10.86 27.91 10.75 38.43 3.86 24.02 44.77 9.01 2.46 Everonn Edu Jm Financial Products Pvt Ltd Sell 141900 150.30 2.13 Kemrock Ind Vijit Asset Management Private Limited Sell 112533 79.50 0.89 Kemrock Ind Gajanan Enterprises Kemrock Ind Ajay Asset Management Private Limited Kemrock Ind Kemrock Ind Sunil Capital Capital & Securities Pvt Ltd Ajay Asset Management Private Limited Purpose Garnet Intl Garnet International Ltd has informed BSE that a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company will be held on September 20, 2012 inter alia to consider following matter: 1. Issue of Equity Shares or any other financial instrument with or without detachable / non- detachable warrants on preferential basis. and approve the following business matters: 1. Fund raising through further issue of Capital, in the form of instruments such as Equity Shares / Global Depository Receipts (GDR) / American Depository Receipts (ADR) / Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds (FCCBs) or any other securities convertible in to Equity Shares through Preferential Allotment / Right Issue / Qualified Institutional Placements, etc. subject to all the requisite approvals required from regulatory authorities and provisions of applicable law. Peeti Securities Ltd has informed BSE that a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company will be held on September 20, 2012, for the purpose of conducting postal ballot process under the provision of Section 293 (1) (a) of the Companies Act, 1956 and other matters. to consider and approve, in principle, the proposed amalgamation of Microqual Techno Ltd with Shilpi Cable Technologies Ltd and other connected matters. to consider the following item: - Appointment of Company Secretary. Sterling Holiday Resorts India Ltd has informed BSE that a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company will be held on September 20, 2012, inter alia to consider and approve: 1. Allotment of Equity Shares under Employees’ Stock Purchase Scheme 2011. 2. Allotment of Equity Shares upon conversion of Warrants. Sterl Holidy 105053 108318 100057 102318 Sell 189000 Buy 80.93 81.62 77.38 79.62 77.36 1.04 0.86 0.84 0.80 0.79 94530 80.95 0.77 81936 82.39 0.68 36.25 0.69 FORTHCOMING BOARD MEETINGS Company Steelcast 128487 Buy Buy L&T Finance Limited Kemrock Ind Shilpi Cable Buy Vijit Asset Management Private Limited Amar Remedi Peeti Sec Sell Gajanan Enterprises Kemrock Ind GCV Services Sell Sunil Capital Capital & Securities Pvt Ltd Kemrock Ind SEPTEMBER 20 Sell Company SEPTEMBER 21 Purpose CTIL the following matters: 1. To consider and approve the Joint Venture with M/s. Sreeven Infocom Limited, a Hyderabad based eGovernance Company for execution of contract for issuing Aadhar Cards and other e-Governance projects. 2. To consider acquisition of 51% stake in Doctorstime Health Services Private Limited, a Hyderabad based online Health Services Company. Paramount Print Quarterly Results Rasi Electro and approve the following: 1. Approve the proposal to issue Warrants to Promoters with an Option to convert the same to Equity Shares within a period of 18 months from the date of allotment of Warrants subject to approval of shareholders under the Companies Act, 1956, SEBI (ICDR) Regulations and other authorities as applicable. 2. To approve the proposal to Increase the Authorised Share Capital of the Company and consequential amendment to Memorandum and Articles of Association. 3. To approve the proposal to increase the borrowing powers and the power to mortgage the assets of the Company u/s 293(1)(d) and 292(1)(a) of the Companies Act, 1956. 4. To approve the proposal to amend the objects Clause of the Memorandum of Association for including specific clause enabling borrowings by the Company. 5. To approve the proposal for conducting the postal ballot for seeking approval of the shareholders for the proposals mentioned at (1) to (4) above and the modalities thereto. SEPTEMBER 22 Networth Stk Nuway Organi Audited Results to consider the following: 1. To Increase the Authorised Share Capital & to Alter the Memorandum & Article of Association of the Company. 2. To consider the Issuance of Equity Share on preferential basis to the Promoters & Non Promoters of the Company. 17 STOCK REPORT (Rs crore) Company 18 Quarter Ended CONSTRUCTIONS JP Associat Jun 12 Punj Lloyd Jun 12 NCC Jun 12 IVRCL Jun 12 Era Infra E Jun 12 IRB Infra Jun 12 HCC Jun 12 Patel Engg Jun 12 Jun 12 Jaypee Inf Sadbhav Engg Jun 12 Indiab Real Jun 12 ARSS Infra Jun 12 Man Infra Jun 12 Anant Raj I Jun 12 Total DIAMONDS & JEWELLERY Rajesh Exp Jun 12 Gitanjali Gm Jun 12 Sh Ganesh Jw Jun 12 Goenka Diam Jun 12 Total DIVERSIFIED Grasim Ind Jun 12 Adi Bir Nuvo Jun 12 GMR Infra Jun 12 Voltas Jun 12 Century Tex Jun 12 Sintex Ind Jun 12 Prakash Ind Jun 12 Bombay Dyng Jun 12 NESCO Jun 12 Total DOMESTIC APPLIANCES Videocon Ind Jun 12 Whirlpool Jun 12 Bajaj Elect Jun 12 TTK Prestige Jun 12 Symphony Jun 12 Total ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT BHEL Jun 12 Suzlon Energy Jun 12 Siemens Jun 12 Crompton Grv Jun 12 ABB Jun 12 Havells I Jun 12 Bharat Elctn Jun 12 Opto Circuit Jun 12 Amara Raja Jun 12 Alstom India Jun 12 LMW Jun 12 V Guard Inds Jun 12 Swelect Energy Jun 12 Total ENGINEERING L&T Jun 12 Lanco Infra Jun 12 BS TOP 500 Net Sales % chg Net Profit % chg 3008.13 2775.72 1472.05 1207.07 1037.14 979.78 969.36 788.84 678.30 421.49 214.67 142.66 136.06 98.88 13930.15 3.06 19.79 28.95 7.37 18.73 22.27 -8.35 4.25 9.94 -31.23 -11.44 -67.46 26.34 18.00 6.39 138.84 -13.37 16.61 -6.00 20.63 141.84 -30.99 6.99 209.94 52.40 37.75 -26.24 21.76 35.51 605.67 -24.57 -28.65 -59.89 5.70 -55.95 -11.71 55.03 -42.79 115.87 1.20 -26.59 28.10 10.57 9.52 14.03 17.95 46.96 12.85 12.81 40.22 24.40 44.44 18.83 24.31 54.08 20.85 21.90 18.91 35.74 98.46 19.99 8.70 7.20 5.37 13.54 13.24 14.54 13.34 14.28 4967.15 3384.73 2996.13 122.82 11470.83 4.99 31.38 17.43 25.28 15.21 98.27 148.98 92.82 9.48 349.55 3.31 20.90 14.14 91.52 14.75 2.99 10.45 5.46 11.36 5.93 8.69 6.29 1.23 27.09 5.67 6831.96 5322.61 2562.40 1616.82 1388.68 1080.56 672.25 487.18 18.99 19981.45 15.84 718.00 11.16 266.84 23.00 -94.30 19.68 79.12 18.08 2.41 -2.98 46.79 34.84 60.05 20.80 -27.50 -12.25 12.36 15.28 1063.77 -4.48 5.39 -39.97 -89.92 -50.53 -15.54 64.58 -13.32 21.60 10.88 16.43 10.20 28.26 8.05 36.62 12.13 5051.06 14.31 6.56 14.70 2.70 6.80 27.16 98.16 12.93 18.41 16.24 -71.47 26.44 8.32 21.07 67.55 -35.60 19.19 10.43 5.68 16.03 30.76 15.69 19.03 23.53 15.90 34.65 27.80 22.51 16.93 920.90 12.92 18.59 9.67 -848.97 2.19 36.42 -76.47 3.85 15.32 85.90 8.09 6.65 10.00 51.63 33.34 5.70 25.71 80.08 23.60 11.83 -14.39 19.33 -84.26 7.15 37.25 138.02 18.58 26.71 32.22 76.09 95.10 18.07 57.01 12.88 104.44 7.23 -14.96 31.00 -24.65 16.76 37.07 20.65 67.34 10.57 -44.99 480.785320.29 929.64 12.51 1104.71 -29.20 12.24 7.31 39.33 18.91 87.79 23.40 14.68 5.38 12.99 15.63 18.11 19.65 0.27 13.72 3024.38 -7.09 1023.95 9.48 666.19 22.38 302.53 29.76 90.04 53.03 5107.09 1.60 8439.01 4770.66 2843.34 2811.14 1883.79 1035.31 796.92 715.74 693.78 441.36 432.98 329.14 66.12 25259.29 11955.35 26.08 3495.75 86.54 50.11 64.55 11.98 30.68 19.67 176.99 863.65 15.75 -441.15 - OPM TTM P/E (%) (Times) 13.84 10.73 20.82 - (Rs crore) Company Thermax Enginers Ind BGR Energy BEML Walchand Ind Praj Ind Shanthi Gear Hercules Hst Rel Ind Infra Total FERTILISERS Tata Chem Coromndl Int National Fer RCF GSFC Chambal Fert Manglor Chem Total FINANCE HDFC Power Fin IDFC IFCI Total FINANCE - NBFC Rural Elect LIC Hsg Fin Reliance Cap Shriram TrFn Muthoot Finance Indiab Fin Bajaj Finsrv M & M Fin SREI Infra Fin Dewan Hsg Manapp Finance Bajaj Fin India Infoline Chola Inv Sundaram Fin JM Financial CRISIL Future Cap Future Ventures GRUH Finance SKS Microfin Bajaj Hold SE Invest Wagend Infra Ve DB Intl Stk JSW Holdings Polytex I Total Quarter Ended Net Sales % chg Net Profit % chg OPM TTM P/E (%) (Times) Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 983.47 719.99 610.94 423.39 167.19 163.93 32.91 28.14 16.93 18597.99 -5.82 -15.65 -16.64 -24.51 -21.32 -0.47 -20.26 -4.96 8.80 23.89 67.21 154.29 33.66 -39.44 -10.76 12.06 3.58 7.36 5.32 655.78 -15.86 4.20 -33.01 -11.78 -48.93 -4.54 -3.27 -39.82 11.70 15.40 31.13 12.46 14.43 9.51 0.26 670.42 11.38 12.25 37.19 24.16 39.09 13.82 59.01 27.56 13.46 21.97 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 3066.14 1854.54 1807.65 1481.86 1411.84 1364.43 597.76 11584.22 3.27 2.88 27.39 70.83 16.91 18.43 2.45 15.83 107.59 115.05 -52.01 6.52 172.71 77.07 -12.50 414.43 -46.17 -27.59 65.06 21.56 21.01 -31.40 13.50 12.40 4.54 20.68 15.02 10.20 10.86 13.17 55.15 11.80 3.79 11.32 14.96 10.62 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 4934.95 3943.91 1840.76 660.84 11380.46 29.29 1001.91 18.64 35.62 971.88 41.63 36.07 379.78 21.07 9.67 93.61 -29.12 31.11 2447.18 23.82 91.90 27.99 7.20 13.78 3.33 17.08 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 Jun 12 3068.54 1746.45 1662.00 1504.02 1287.46 1039.54 927.48 882.69 756.71 738.54 711.22 701.27 581.22 561.38 471.57 245.43 216.55 206.98 172.65 147.77 74.48 72.37 52.96 5.93 4.80 3.53 0.36 17843.90 30.46 876.73 25.83 227.75 12.30 45.00 2.53 321.85 41.08 246.11 25.57 265.12 51.39 195.23 53.54 171.96 42.45 17.42 48.54 77.83 45.63 157.77 55.95 138.69 62.08 52.22 50.23 69.81 21.25 94.81 18.60 35.31 6.47 43.70 26.98 26.01 10.39 -11.38 29.65 26.72 -53.64 -38.84 -7.83 349.12 12.32 17.85 11.26 0.23 36.75 2.29 84.82 2.39 0.00 0.27 28.90 3411.97 6.79 - 15.16 - 19.56 - 11.41 6.23 6.09 8.66 - 11.53 - 16.35 6.55 5.00 - 10.20 - 10.79 - 14.02 - 12.13 8.37 - 29.87 9.10 - 26.62 4.98 - 21.38 - 230.88 - 83.08 - 23.58 - 272.43 78.33 10.37 32.44 -11.21 28.57 -7.33 29.23 20.77 51.66 63.27 -68.10 18.30 46.31 52.73 91.21 115.73 25.81 44.65 -1.67 18.98 30.02 5.89 4.32 64.29 377.08 125.47 0.00 31.04 Note: Corporate Scoreboard consists of top BS-500 stocks that account for over 90 per cent of the market value, volume and trades on the BSE and the NSE combined. 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