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The Indian Stock Market finishes a stormy session on Monday with delicate gains, following advances in Asian companions as investors applauded facilitating of worries on the US-China exchange front. BSE benchmark record Sensex finished 46 points higher at 36,241, while the NSE Nifty settled at 10,883, up 7 from the past close.  The key indices closed higher for the 6th back to back session. Whereas strength in PSU banking, commodities and infrastructure stocks pushed the business sectors higher, weakness in pharmaceuticals held the upside under wraps.  Top Gainers on the 50 scrip Nifty were IndiaBulls Housing Finance, Yes Bank, Hindustan Unilever, Vedanta and GAIL, finishing between 3.5 percent and 10 percent higher.  Top Loser’s were Sunpharma, Hindpetro, M & M, UPL, Zeel, DR Reddy, IOC, Bajaj Finance and Cipla.

  Equity tips:- NIFTY :-                                                  Market closes higher for 3rd straight day  Market ended with positive sentiments after witnessing mild volatility closing in positive territory for the 3rd straight session after 7 day losing streak. BSE Sensex closed higher by 213 points or 0.68% at 31,497 levels and Nifty ended at 9,859 levels up 0.72% or 70 points.  Nifty Metal index was the top index gainer among sectoral indices on NSE. In the mid hours of trade, Nifty Auto index roared on bourses after auto players reported their September sales figures. Nifty Auto closed higher by 0.86% at 10,903 levels. In the closing hours of trade, Panama Petrochem witnessed a spike in share prices and got locked in upper circuit at the closing hours. The stock closed higher by 13.38% at Rs 165.70 per share. Oil marketing companies also ticked higher on the final minutes of Tuesday’s trade. OMC’s namely IOC closed higher by 1.77% at Rs 40

  Equity tips:- NIFTY :-                                               Nifty & Sensex end flat on Tuesday  Nifty ended at 9,871 level, down by 1 point, while Sensex closed at 31,599 level, down by 26 points on Tuesday. The 50-stocks index lost 60 points to touch its intraday low of 9,813. However, the index started recovering in the afternoon hours and managed to end above the important mark of 9,850. Bulls were dominating the markets in the Tuesday’s trading session. There were 1,029 advances, 622 declines and 315 unchanged stocks on NSE. India VIX ended lower by 1.53% at 13.13 level. HDFC twins, TCS and Hindustan Unilever contributed the most to the weakness of major benchmark indices. In the broader markets, BSE Mid-cap index closed at 15,500 level, up by 67 points while BSE Small-cap index closed at 16,136 level, up by 173 points. Bank Nifty ended at 24,199 level, up by 34 points or 0.14%. Axis Bank was the top gainer in the index closing at Rs 512.7 p

Equity tips:- NIFTY :-                                     Nifty ends below 10K; Sensex down by 447 points Nifty ended at 9,964.4 level, down by 157.5 points, while Sensex closed at 31,922 level, down by 447 points on Friday. Nifty and Sensex witnessed biggest 10-day fall in the past 10 months. There were 207 advances, 1,464 declines and 290 unchanged stocks on NSE, reflecting strong negative sentiments floating in the market. Metal stocks witnessed strong downward movement. Nifty Metal index closed at 3,491.8 level, down by 4.04%. Hindalco was the top Nifty loser. The stock closed at Rs 232.7 per share, down by 4.85%. HCL Technologies was the top Nifty gainer, trading at Rs 882.9 per share, up by 1.45% or Rs 12.6 per share.  In the broader markets, BSE Mid-cap index closed at 15,609 level, down by 2.71% while BSE Small-cap index closed at 16,293 level, down by 2.93%. Bank Nifty ended at 24,368 level, down by 430 points or 1.74%. Yes Bank was the top loser in

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

Equity tips:- NIFTY :-                                         Nifty settles at 9,929; Sensex ends flat   Nifty closed at 9,929 level, up by 13 points, while Sensex closed flat at 31,662 level on Thursday. There were 959 advances, 674 declines and 328 unchanged stocks on NSE, reflecting that bulls were in control of the market. Reliance Industries turned ex-bonus on Thursday. The stock settled at Rs 818.9 per share, down by 0.41%.   India VIX closed at 13.02 level, down by 0.76%. In the broader markets, BSE Mid-cap index outperformed the major indices, closed at 15,823 level, up by 0.76%. BSE Small-cap index, closed at 16,329 level, up by 0.46%. BSE Mid-cap index and BSE Small-cap index touched their all-time high levels of 15,852 and 16,395 respectively. Bank Nifty ended at 24,340 level, up by 61 points or 0.25%. IndusInd Bank was the top gainer in the index closed at Rs 1,704.5 per share, up by 1.17%.  BSE Telecom was the top losing index, which closed at 1,369