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Technical View:: Nifty, Yes bank, Tata Steel, Bharti Airtel & HDFC

Posted on: January 4th 2012 in Market News, Techinicals Breakouts NSE BSE.

Click on charts to enlarge. Nifty: Nifty recently did give a negative breakout below 4700 levels but again managed to recover back. Technically as of now faces strong resistance near 4800-4830 levels. if manages to cross it, can head upto 4950. if unable to cross 4830 on closing basis,…

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Buy YESBank – Target Achieved

Posted on: March 24th 2011 in Swing Calls.

Buy YesBank at 290, Target: 298, SL 284 Target Achieved …

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Results today – 27-04-10

Posted on: April 27th 2010 in Market News.

Results Today: Aventis Pharma, Container Corporation, Dena Bank, Gillette India, Glaxosmithkline Pharma, Greaves Cotton, IDFC, Indraprastha Medical, JSW Energy, Motilal Oswal, Navneet Publications, Peninsula Land, Petronet LNG, PFC, PTC, Shree Renuka Sugars, TRIL, Welspun Gujarat & …

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Intraday calls for 23-09-09

Posted on: September 23rd 2009 in Intraday Tips, Daytrading, Intraday tips for free NSE BSE Breakouts Daily intraday tips calls.

Buy IDFC above 151, target: 157. Stoploss: 149 If markets show weakness later during the day, sell: Yes Bank and Reliance capital. …

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Accumulate Yes Bank: Prabhudas Lilladher

Posted on: May 15th 2009 in Brokerage Recommendations.

Prabhudas Lilladher has maintained its accumulate rating on Yes Bank in its May 14, 2009 research report. “Yes Bank is targeting business growth higher than the industry average. For FY09, the total re-structured advances stood at Rs 293.9 million, while advances still pending for …

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Reduce Yes Bank, target of Rs 42: IIFL

Posted on: March 30th 2009 in Brokerage Recommendations.

IIFL has recommended a reduce rating on Yes Bank with a price target of Rs 42 in its March 30, 2009 researcg report. “Yes Bank’s low capital base, low share of CASA deposits and relatively risky loan profile leave little room, if any, to absorb future risks. …

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