![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, Oct 10, 2005 |
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Stock Markets Columns - Chat Witnessing correction after strong bull charge
Jogin was searching market chronicles to check if indices too responded to Richter scale. Khan sat glumly watching visuals of Hurricane Stan destroying a Mayan Indian village. Dakshinamoorthy kept plugging Q2 results in his spreadsheet. And Sridevi sounded the chat bell to get them around for market talk. Join their gappa! ** Sri : Hi, all! No bull call, it seems. :-| Kay: You're right. Overall mood in the market is bearish for this week. Jog: Sensex was down by more than 200 points last week! Dax: Results season has also started, don't forget. Kay: Market trend to be decided by Infosys results, to some extent. Sri : That's on October 11, right? Jog: Yeah. In the past, the stock price has fallen after the results. Dax: So it is better to sell the stock before that? Kay: Avoid building fresh positions; that much I can tell you. Sri : Upward revision of earnings guidance may be necessary... Dax: For the stock to retain recent gains and provide momentum. Jog: Chart patterns suggest Nifty could test crucial support level… Kay: It may show some up-trend before starting on a corrective path. Dax: Markets got into consolidation phase last week. Sri : Witnessing correction after strong bull charge. Dax: "Even so great men great losses should endure." Julius Caesar! Kay: That's healthy for the market. Jog: The view is still bullish though market ended negative on Friday. Sri : Rise in US interest rates may prompt FIIs to pull out funds? Kay: Expect a push for interest rates in the domestic market. Dax: Not a big worry, as India is on the growth path. Jog: True, FIIs would continue to park funds here despite rising rates. Sri : Anybody studied last week's price movements? Dax: I sat crunching the numbers. Kalindee gained almost 10 per cent on Oct 3, and Chemfab Alk was up 7.6 per cent. Kay: Anant Raj Ind and DCM were up 5 per cent, while Sanwaria Agr and Aztec Soft made 4 plus last week. Jog: In the 3 per cent range were Kalptaru and Eveready. Dax: And in the 2 range, Mah & Mah, Wipro and Hind Lever. Sri : Tata Teleser, Colgate Palm and TCS earned a profit of 1 per cent plus. Hero Honda and Hotel Leela stayed positive. Jog: What about this week? Dax: "Mountains may be removed with earthquakes," says the Bard! Kay: ICICI Bank may rule weak till fund-raising plan's details emerge. Sri : Expect Bharti Tele-Ventures to post gains… Dax: On the back of record high in customer addition in September? Kay: Accretion to order book may help Ion Exchange… Jog: In what may be a volatile week. Dax: "The different plague of each calamity," as in King John! Sri : ACC and Bajaj Auto will announce their results this week. Jog: Most likely the result may not be better than market expectation. Dax: Stock of these companies may better be avoided this week. JMO Kay: But look at small-cap IT companies… Dax: The ones operating in niche segments! Sri : Such as Nucleus Software, Kale Consultants and so on? Jog: But stay away from small cap stock for the time being. Kay: Hi, those holding it and still making profits! Jog: Sell and enter into good large cap or mid-cap companies. Dax: Engineers India for long term? Sri : Don't expect anything great in the short-term. Dax: "I am giddy; expectation whirls me round," from Troilus! Kay: Another good stock to buy now is HLL. Jog: Its September quarter results will be good! Dax: Among mid-cap, GHCL and GSFC are nice for delivery. Sri : Panyam Cements is planning stock split; board meets on Oct 13. Kay: That should help the stock move! Jog: Rasandik Engineering also proposes to split stock. Sri : Follow-up these stocks' movement in bourses. Dax: "To fast, to study, and to see no woman." Love's Labour's Lost! ** Lee, with inputs from Vir, Nat, Mad, The and Sve. Send in your views to: Chat@TheHindu.co.in.
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