Hi mani, would advice to exit from the call for now. nifty gave a weak closing

Hi Anjali, Happy weekend..

Hi tarun, ok..

Hi ajit, around 250-255

Hi Chida, yes, thats fine.. Happy weekend

Hi H S MEHTA, hmm. you can check the list on nseindia.com.. they have the list of all srcipts along with lot sizes

Hi preeti, Happy weekend

Hi Akila, lets hope for the best.. shall check it out with the programmer.. Happy weekend

Hi HI CB, they should be in ur account in a weeks time

Hi nb, :) Happy weekend

Hi Akash, buy in small quantity. can i have ur email id? i sent it and got a delivery faliure

Hi uniyal, it can see 52 on monday.. in med term it can see 62

Hi karthi, yes, buy 4900 put for now. should help recover some losses

Hi fouzan, in couple of months.

hi akila
u thr still??
i missed ur email ya..tried lookin up in previous posts but :(
hope u cn gv it again
tk cr

Hi shyla, yes, we could see a small bounce on Monday, say 30-40 points

Hi Kartik,

Below stocks made 52 weeks high today .. do u think its worth entering them on monday?

HCL Technologies Ltd
Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd
Cipla Ltd
Wipro Ltd
Steel Authority of India Ltd
Infosys Technologies Ltd

hi... any trgts for unitech.. m stuck wid 90 call options....

Hi rohit, it can see 85 in 2 weeks if markets do well

Hi nithin2009, Reliance energy venture had been merged with Reliance energy, in the ratio of 7.5:100, now Reliance Energy has now changed its name to Reliance Infrastructure Ltd, also try confirming with your broker.

Hello sir..
Good Morning..
What's TGT of nifty of 5000 PE in next month...???
i baught PE 5000 nifty @ 105

Thanks..

Asian stocks fell, led by banks, while contracts protecting against defaults in Australian debt rose the most in three weeks after financial regulators said lenders need to raise capital by 2012 and Greek bonds got downgraded. The yen strengthened.

The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell 0.3% to 118.04 at 4:15 p.m. in Tokyo after being down as much as 0.6% earlier. Futures for the Standard & Poor’s 500 Stock Index gained 0.4%. Dow Jones Euro Stoxx 50 futures fell 0.1% at 7:15 a.m. in London. The yen gained 0.3% vs. the dollar and the euro ended three days of losses before a report on German business confidence to be released today. The Markit iTraxx Australia index of credit-default swaps jumped 4.5 basis points to 91 basis points, Citigroup Inc. prices show.

Investors retreated from higher-yielding assets after FedEx Corp.’s profit forecast trailed analyst estimates and US jobless claims unexpectedly rose, boosting concerns that the pace of the global economic recovery will slow. Pacific Investment Management Co., which runs the world’s biggest bond fund, increased cash holdings to the most since Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. collapsed in September 2008 and EPFR Global reported money flowing into emerging market mutual funds slowed.

“This correction mode may last until the end of the year,” said Lim Chang Gue, a fund manager at Samsung Investment Trust Management Co. in Seoul, which manages $42 billion. “Investors expect the recovery in consumption to take a while and the US job market data has reaffirmed it’s a tough road.”

China’s Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.2%, declining for a fourth day, the longest losing streak since Aug. 10, on concern new share sales will divert funds from existing equities. Property stocks slumped after the Shanghai Securities News said the government raised the down payment requirement for land purchases.

China Vanke Co., the nation’s biggest publicly traded developer, slid 4.6%, while Poly Real Estate Group Co., the second largest, lost 5.6%. Initial public offerings by eight companies to be listed on the ChiNext have attracted almost 900 billion yuan, the China Securities Journal reported today, citing company statements.

Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd., the world’s largest lender by market value, fell 1.4% in Hong Kong. China Construction Bank Corp., the nation’s second-biggest lender by market value, dropped 0.6% and Bank of China Ltd. slipped 0.5%.

Fitch Ratings said Chinese banks’ capital strength is likely to be more “strained” than it appears as lenders increasingly use off-balance sheet transactions to free up room for further loan growth.

Futures on the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index rose 0.3%. While FedEx disappointed investors, Oracle Corp. and Research In Motion Ltd. reported or forecast earnings that beat estimates after US trading closed. Oracle rose 5.1% and Research in Motion jumped 12% in after-hours trading.

The US benchmark index sank 1.2% in New York yesterday, the most in three weeks, after Citigroup sold stock at a discount and FedEx said earnings for the three months ending in February will be in a range of 50 cents to 70 cents a share, vs. 84 cents estimated by analysts.

The US Labor Department said jobless claims increased to 480,000 last week from 473,000 a week earlier. The median forecast of economists surveyed projected a decline.

Stocks 2 Watch: HDIL, Unitech, Wipro, JP Associates, Bharti, RCOM