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A morning walk down Dalal Street | Expect consolidation in near term with stiff resistance at 11,100
The broader set up of the Nifty remains positive with some consolidation expected in the near term. 11000 is likely to act as big hurdle for the index.
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'Volatility due to elections likely to be over by mid-2019, not to impact long-term trend'
Aarti Industries, InterGlobe Aviation, Escorts, HDFC Bank and UPL are top bets, said Vinod Nair of Geojit Financial Services
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Fund managers' picks: Large, mid & smallcap stocks that MFs bought, sold in Dec
MF assets declined to Rs 22.8 lakh crore in December 2018 from Rs 23.4 lakh core in Nov 2018 on the back of moderation in the flows in equity funds and outflows from liquid funds.
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A morning walk down Dalal Street | Uptrend likely to resume only if Nifty closes above 11,000
The Nifty could go above 10,950 levels in coming session, followed by some profit booking, experts. The uptrend is likely to resume only when the index closes above 11000 levels
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Use dips to buy ahead of interim Budget; Small & midcaps could bounce back: Yes Securities
Nifty inches upwards in 2019, we could see a strong bounce back in many midcaps and small caps, but this revival would still be part of a major bottoming-out process for this space.
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10 short-term trading ideas that could give 4-13% return in a month
For the index to move higher, Nifty50 has to climb above 10,870-10,950, while on the downside, a break below 10,733 could result in further profit booking.
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Difficult for govt to meet FY19 fiscal deficit target; stay put in small & midcaps: Poll
As many as 59 percent of the poll respondents feel that the govt. is likely to miss its fiscal deficit target for the current financial year.
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Traders can remain long on Nifty with a stop below 10,628; ITC, Axis Bank top buys
In the current scenario, traders need to follow the levels strictly as far as Nifty is concerned. The index should be held long with 10,628 stop loss.
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Heads up! Bears dominated the Street a month prior to Budget in last 12 years
Ahead of the Budget, investors should stay with sectors which are linked to the economy such as consumption, banking, agriculture as well as infrastructure including housing.
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A morning walk down Dalal Street | Q3 earnings in focus, Infosys PAT likely to grow 7% YoY
As many as 13 companies on the BSE will be reporting their results for the quarter ended December which include names like Infosys, Karnataka Bank among others.
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Seven picks from 5 sectors by Elara Capital that are likely to hog limelight in 2019
We expect the Nifty earnings to grow at a CAGR of ~20 percent between FY19-21 and the economic fundamental is likely to improve further, says Sundar Muthukrishnan of Elara Capital
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'Midcaps likely to outperform largecaps in 2019'; 25 stocks to buy
Midcaps significantly underperformed large-caps in CY’18 - pushing down the valuation premium over large-caps from 30 percent, during the start of CY18 to the current level of -8%.
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A morning walk down Dalal Street | Focus on stock specific opportunities with stop loss placed below 10,733
Traders are advised to remain focussed on stock specific opportunities with a market stop placed below 10,733 levels on closing basis.
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'Be cautious; focus for 2019 must be on consumption stories and not broader themes'
The consumption story in India is still intact and the capital investment cycle is yet to commence. Despite having an annual GDP of Rs 2.5 trillion, India has among the lowest per capita income levels in the world. This is one of the triggers for the consumer story
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High-conviction bets: 10 stocks that could give 15-100% return in a year
Irrespective of global or political set up on the domestic front, long-term investors should focus on stocks which can give earnings visibility, and have a high margin of safety with high corporate governance standards.
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A morning walk down Dalal Street | Stay positive as long as Nifty trades above 10,700 on closing basis
Technically, on the downside 10628 for Nifty is important critical support. Traders are advised to remain positively biased as long as Nifty50 trades above 10700 on a closing basis.
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Technical View: Nifty forms bullish candle; Bank Nifty holds key for further up move
On the downside 10,628 for Nifty is important critical support. Traders are advised to remain positively biased as long as Nifty trades above 10,700 on a closing basis
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Time to buy fallen angels? 50 stocks in BSE 500 index fell 50-80% in 2018
As many as 377 stocks recorded negative returns in the S&P BSE 500 index in 2018. In the S&P BSE 500 index, as many as 50 companies fell 50-80 percent last year.
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Rupee to be in Rs 70-72/USD range: Poll; 7 factors that could drive currency in 2019
As many as 47 percent of the poll respondents feel that the currency is likely to hover in the range of Rs 70-72 against the USD, while 27 percent of them feel that the currency could depreciate towards Rs 72-74/USD in 2019.
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January tales: Bulls took control on D-Street in last 5 out of 10 years
Nifty50 and Sensex registered a drop of over 1 percent in the first week of 2019 which suggests that we are not out of the woods
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A morning walk down Dalal Street | What's in store for the markets this week?
Earnings, macro data will dictate the trend for markets. IT majors TCS and Infosys will declare their results on 10th and 11th January.
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Market considers PM Modi as 'Virat Kohli of politics'; stay put despite volatility
Technically speaking, the markets shall remain range bound between 11000 – 10500 in the month of January unless a breakout or breakdown is witnessed going forward.
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18 stocks rise 10-50% even as Sensex falls 1% in 5 days
Stocks which gave double-digit returns include names like Kellton Tech, Atul Auto, Capital Trade, HCC, JSW Holdings, Nelco, Dwarikesh Sugar, and Adhunik Industries.
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D-Street looking for stable govt; unlike 2014, there is no Modi wave in 2019: Ambareesh Baliga
We can be sure of a stronger single party opposition compared to 2014 which is good for a democracy, says the independent market expert
