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We re-affirm our buy recommendation in DLF and L&T. On the other hand; ICICI Bank and SBI are witnessing selling pressure at higher level. Utilise rallies to sell these counters with tight stop-loss. We reiterate our buy recommendation in ONGC. Initiate fresh long-position only if Reliance Capital exceeds Rs 421 and RIL breaches Rs 1,420, while maintaining stiff stop-loss. The near-term outlook is positive for Reliance Communications and TCS. We recommend a buy on these stocks. The outlook is cautious for Infosys, desist trading in this counter.

Yoganand D.

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