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Intraday Tips The Equity benchmarks fell in opening exchange in Thursday in the midst of powerless worldwide prompts. The S&P BSE Sensex opened at 35,694.25 and the Nifty50 measuring device   of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) at 10,718.15, against their last closing level   of 35,884.41 and 10,784.95 individually. At 9:17 am, the 30-share Sensex was at 35,671.53, down 212.88 focuses or 0.59%, and the Nifty50 was at 10,708.55, with lost 74.35 focuses or 0.69%. Forty five out of 50 Nifty stocks were in the red. Trading   between 1.87-2.28% lower, the main 5 Nifty washouts were Yes Bank, JSW Steel, Indiabulls Housing Finance, ONGC and Hindalco Industries. In the sectoral scene, misfortunes were driven by metal stocks (down 1.73%). In world markets, US stock prospects tumbled on Thursday and Asian markets followed once Canadian authorities captured a best official of Chinese tech mammoth Huawei Technologies, fanning fears of further strains among China and the Un

Indian Stock Market Tips The Indian Stock Market shut on a negative note on a Wednesday after a RBI kept the repo rate- the key rate at which the central bank lends short-term funds to commercial banks unchanged at 6.5 per cent.  Bombay Stock Exchange benchmarks index Sensex settled at 35,884.41, down 249.90 points or 0.69 per cent from the past close, and the Nifty50 index of the National Stock Exchange fell 84.55 focuses or 0.74% to close at 10,784.95.  All the Sectrol files an BSE and NSE exchanged the red driven by metal, auto and medicinal services stocks.  The Top Gainers of today’s market were HDFC BANK, INFRATEL, HCLTECH, HDFC,WIPRO,ADANIPORTS,BAJAJ-AUTO .  The Top Losers of today’s market were SUNPHARMA, HINDALCO, TATASTEEL, CIPLA,M&M,VEDL,COALINDIA.

  Equity tips:- NIFTY :-                                   Nifty settles at 9,735; Sensex down by over 400 points Major indices registered their biggest intraday fall of the year on Wednesday after the Indian army confirmed that it conducted a surgical strike along the Indo-Myanmar border. The army reported that there were no casualties among the Indian Army soldiers. Nifty ended at 9,735 level, down by 135 points, while Sensex closed at 31,159 level, down by 439 points on Wednesday. Sensex ended at the lowest level since June 30. There were 275 advances, 1,379 declines and 308 unchanged stocks on NSE. India VIX ended higher by 6.3% at 13.74 level.  In the broader markets, BSE Mid-cap index closed at 15,191 level, down by 308 points, while BSE Small-cap index closed at 15,797 level, down by 338 points. Bank Nifty ended at 23,812 level, down by 386 points or 1.6%. All the sectoral indices on NSE closed in the negative territory. Nifty PSU Bank index was the top l

Equity tips:- NIFTY :-                                       Nifty & Sensex end in negative terrain Nifty ended at 10,121 level, down by 19 points, while Sensex closed at 32,370 level, down by 30 points. There were 576 advances, 1,083 declines and 301 unchanged stocks on NSE, reflecting strong negative sentiments floating in the market. In the broader markets, BSE Mid-cap index closed at 16,044 level, down by 0.34% while BSE Small-cap index closed at 16,784 level, down by 0.51%.   Bank Nifty ended at 24,799 level, down by 165 points or 0.66%. Punjab National Bank was the top loser in the index closing at Rs 141.8 per share, down by Rs 3 per share or 2.07%. BSE Realty index was the top losing index, which closed at 2,164.83 level, down by 2.28%. Indiabulls Real Estate was the top loser in the index ending at Rs 237.5 per share, down by 5.92% BSE Healthcare index was the top gaining index, which closed at 14,154 level, up by 2.74%. SMS Pharmaceuticals w

Equity tips:- NIFTY :-           Nifty clocks record close; HDFC Bank, Bajaj Auto and HUL hit record high   NiftyTips Nifty ended today’s trade at record close at 10,153 level gaining 67 points and BSE Sensex closed higher by 151 points at 32,423 levels. Bharti Infratel was the top Nifty gainer. The stock ended higher by 4.55% at Rs 391 per share. Nifty bank closed above 25000 level for the first time since Aug 2, 2017. The index closed higher by 0.82% at 25,046 levels.  HDFC Bank closed higher by 0.60% at Rs 1860 per share, Bajaj Auto closed higher by 3.57% at Rs 3129.80 per share and Hindustan Unilever closed higher by 2.77% at Rs 1280 per share. BSE Mid-cap index closed higher by 0.73% at 16,089. BSE Small-cap index closed higher by 0.87% at 16,833. India VIX closed lower by 2.01% at 11.4 . There were 1011 advances, 658 declines and 309 unchanged stocks on NSE reflecting a positive undertone floating in the market. Bharti Infratel, Bajaj Auto and I

Equity tips:- NIFTY :-                                                Markets end flat amidst geopolitical tensions  Nifty ended at 10,085 level, down by one point after trading in a narrow range, while Sensex closed at 32,272 level, up by 30 points. There were 675 advances, 970 declines and 317 unchanged stocks on NSE, reflecting fairly negative sentiments floating in the market. Escalating geopolitical tensions weighed on the Indian markets, but bourses managed to close flat amidst volatility. India VIX index was up by 1.8% at 11.67 level. It touched an intraday high of 12.01, up by 4.7%. TCS has now become the second most valued company on the BSE after Reliance Industries Limited. It has crossed HDFC in terms of market cap by around Rs 1,950 crore during Friday’s trading session. TCS ended at Rs 2,498.55 per share, up by 0.54% while HDFC Bank closed at Rs 1,849.35 per share, up by 0.33% on BSE.  BSE Power index was the top losing index, which closed at 2,288

Equity tips:- NIFTY :-                                                       Nifty ends in red; OMCs drag   Nifty ended at 10,079 level, down by 13 points, while Sensex closed at 32,186 level, up by 27 points. There were 483 advances, 952 declines and 52 unchanged stocks on NSE, reflecting fairly negative sentiments floating in the market. Major indices in the market were in a upward trend in the first half of the Wednesday’s trading session. Oil marketing companies dragged them down in the closing hours on the back of the buzz that Finance Ministry is unlikely to roll back fuel excise tax hike due o fiscal constraints. The government may thus ask state run oil marketing companies (OMC) to further absorb the increase in the oil prices, reported a leading news agency. BSE Oil & Gas index closed at 15,234 level, down by 263 points or 1.7%. BPCL was the top loser on the index ending at Rs 500 per share, down by 6.3%. Hindustan Petroleum, IOC and OIL also ended