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  • Stock markets pay for getting market tops and bottoms right

    Here is a discussion on using technical and fundamental tools to identify tops and bottoms of the stock markets.

  • Not disappointed with earnings so far; like Supreme Ind: Mehta

    Dipan Mehta, member, BSE & NSE is bullish on Supreme Industries and believes the stock is available at reasonable valuations.

  • Gold prices have bottomed out for now: Shree Ganesh

    Parekh says despite the steep fall in gold prices globally, the fall in rupee terms has been just around Rs 1000 per 10 grams because of the depreciation in the currency against the dollar

  • Oil expert: This is a 'dead cat bounce'

    Overall, Schork predicts that "we see sub-USD 40 oil before we see plus-USD 60 oil," a bold call given that oil futures traded above USD 54 at one point on Tuesday.

  • Brent crude prices haven't bottomed just yet: Platts

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Hari says brent crude is likely to see a downward slope even in 2015, but unlike 2014, the descent won‘t be as dramatic.

  • Mkt has reached its bottom for short-term: Centrum

    Kunj Bansal of Centrum Wealth Management believes the effect of the foreign institutional investors' is going down in the Indian equity market.

  • Mkt to do well in June; like CESC, IOC: PN Vijay

    PN Vijay of askpnvijay.com feels the market is very volatile and investors have to be very careful, but one can look for better times in June as compared to May. He says he is bullish on oil and energy sectors.

  • Has Nifty bottomed out at 5200 for now?

    The Nifty ended today’s session at 5,431 up over 120 points. The Sensex rallied over 470 points. The big question is, is this the start of a pre-budget rally which takes us higher or will it fizzle out in a couple of days’ time, and is 5200 it for the moment in terms of a bottom?

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