![]() Mkts may cross 15,700-15,800 levels: ExpertsPublished on Thu, Sep 06, 2007 at 16:17 | Source : Moneycontrol.com Updated at Fri, Sep 07, 2007 at 11:40
The Nifty gained 42 points to close at 4,518 and the Sensex shut shop 170 points higher at 15,616.
It was a good close for markets as they ended near the highest point of the day.We started sticky on concerns over US markets but gained ground going ahead. Buying was seen in scrips across sectors. Energy stocks like oil & gas , power , FMCG , auto and banking stocks closed in green. However, select metal and IT stocks underperformed. Broader markets also participated in the uptrend and both the midcap and smallcap indices were up over 1%. Rupee was quoting at 40.96 against US dollar. Top gainers on the indices are Reliance Energy , SBI , Ranbaxy , Grasim and HUL , Siemens , and HDFC . Top losers on the indices are Hindalco , Wipro , Bharti Airtel , Zee Entertainment and TCS . Ambareesh Baliga of Karvy Stock Broking said, "I do not think that the market is really nervous about that because if the markets would have nervous we would have seen the consolidation with a negative bias, which is what we were expecting earlier when we said that possibly the markets would be in the region of 14,500 to 15,500. But now, the way it is going, it is actually consolidating with a positive bias. So it is possible the way the markets are going; we could soon cross those 15,700-15,800 levels without really making too much of noise." He predicts the re-emergence of midcaps. "The way the midcaps side is moving, there seems to be reemergence of interest in this space and there seems to be some decent amount of buying happening in the midcap space so going ahead at least for the next couple of weeks it seems that the midcaps will outperform the largecaps especially in the largecaps you see consolidation happening but you will see a lot of movement in the midcaps," Baliga said. Venkat Subramanium , Director, Gryffon Investment Advisors says, "The markets are one more baby step towards the de-coupling that we've been talking about; not reacting on a one to one basis with the US news flow. So, from that point of view, its heartening to see that we didn't crumble today but for the last one month we have been sort off tuned into this subprime channel so intensely that our market has been ignoring both the positives as well as perhaps some concerns within our own market. So for the time being, I think we are still coming out of that subprime mentality. But on our own, we are looking good. The latest numbers are quite good on the economy front as well as the corporate results. We are in a reasonably healthy market both in terms of the valuation and the investor sentiment etc; so far so good."
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