Rikesh Parikh

Buy Maruti with target of Rs 1595-1620: Parikh

Rikesh Parikh of Motilal Oswal Financial Services advised buying Maruti with a target price of Rs 1595-1620 and keep a stoploss at Rs 1480.

Ambuja Cements can go upto Rs 225-230: Parikh

Rikesh Parikh, Motilal Oswal Financial Services is of the view that Ambuja Cements can go upto Rs 225-230.

IndusInd Bank, Maruti can see smart upmove: Parikh

Rikesh Parikh, Motilal Oswal Financial Services feels that IndusInd Bank has target of Rs 405 and Maruti Suzuki can go upto Rs 1600.

TCS has target of Rs 1400, says Rikesh Parikh

TCS has target of Rs 1400, says Rikesh Parikh, Motilal Oswal Financial Services.

Short Ranbaxy Laboratories: Rikesh Parikh

Rikesh Parikh, Motilal Oswal Financial Services is of the view that one can short Ranbaxy Laboratories and keep Rs 543 as a stop loss. It can come down to around Rs 500-510 levels.

Go long in LIC Housing Finance, says Rikesh Parikh

Go long in LIC Housing Finance, says Rikesh Parikh, Motilal Oswal Financial Services.

Tata Motors can touch Rs 280: Parikh

Rikesh Parikh, Motilal Oswal Financial Services is of the view that Tata Motors can touch Rs 280.

IDFC can go upto Rs 164, Buy Bajaj Auto: Parikh

Rikesh Parikh, Motilal Oswal Financial Services is of the view that IDFC can go upto Rs 164. One can buy Bajaj Auto, the stock is giving a positive momentum.

Will Infosys results revive fortunes of IT sector?

Earnings season is around the corner and markets are expecting the Indian IT sector to turn in a solid second quarter performance. Analysts are betting on the rupee's depreciation over the last three months and the seasonal surge in volumes to offer a strong foundation reports CNBC-TV18's Shreya Roy.

ONGC, HPCL may see short position: Parikh

Rikesh Parikh, Motilal Oswal Financial Services is of the view that if ONGC, HPCL close below their 200 DMA then probably all the unwinding will be happening and it could trigger a short position.

Bharti out of top 10 m-cap list; ICICI Bank at 10th place

ICICI Bank today toppled Bharti Airtel to become the country's 10th most valued firm in terms of market capitalisation, pushing the telecom major out of the top-10 list following a sharp fall in its share price after it posted a sharp dip in first quarter profit.