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Stocks that are headed for a crash course
The crash course has begun. Till Monday experts were hopeful of a recovery but all hopes were dashed on Tuesday as markets saw relentless selling and chose to end below 13000 level. The Sensex lost 3% on Tuesday while midcap and small cap lost 4% each.
The crash course has begun. Till Monday experts were hopeful of a recovery but all hopes were dashed on Tuesday as markets saw relentless selling and chose to end below 13000 level. The Sensex lost 3% on Tuesday while midcap and small cap lost 4% each. Nifty too gathered its residual strength and moved ahead to close at 3717, down 132 points. And all this on the back of floundering industrial output numbers.
BSE Sectoral Indices
Index
Close
Prev cls
% loss
AUTO
5,080.08
5,244.04
-3.13
BANKEX
6,531.95
6,749.78
-3.23
CD
3,170.15
3,231.45
-1.9
CG
8,755.39
9,133.37
-4.14
FMCG
1,915.71
1,972.08
-2.86
HC
3,533.28
3,647.81
-3.14
IT
4,990.42
5,089.15
-1.94
METAL
8,341.30
8,679.74
-3.9
OIL&GAS
5,792.95
5,966.36
-2.91
PSU
5,711.80
5,974.06
-4.39
TECK
3,404.12
3,506.98
-2.93
Following table shows the extent of Sensex's fall on Tuesday. Infosys and old horse Reliance gave the maximum support to the Sensex with weightage of 11.44% and 11.13% respectively.
Banking stocks were the worst performers on the first day of the fall. Hence it is prudent to show how deep was the cut on Tuesday.Union Bank of India suffered deepest wound today followed by Bank of India.