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Tuesday, January 18, 2011

TCS, Larsen and Tourbo, Axis Bank, PFC, Strategy, NBFCs


TCS, Larsen and Tourbo, Axis Bank, PFC, Strategy, NBFCs

BSE Bulk Deals to Watch - Jan 18 2011


Deal Date Scrip Code Company Client Name Deal Type * Quantity Price **
18/1/2011 531678 Anand Credit ZAINAB MAZHER LAILA B 45000 7.97
18/1/2011 531678 Anand Credit FATEMA MAZHER LAILA B 45000 7.97
18/1/2011 531678 Anand Credit AREFA MAZHER LAILA B 45000 7.97

NSE Bulk Deals to Watch - Jan 18 2011


Date,Symbol,Security Name,Client Name,Buy/Sell,Quantity Traded,Trade Price / Wght. Avg. Price,Remarks
18-JAN-2011,AGRE,Agre Developers Ltd,BP FINTRADE PRIVATE LIMITED,BUY,65975,48.29,-
18-JAN-2011,AGRE,Agre Developers Ltd,MULTIPLIER S AND S ADV PVT LTD,BUY,115676,48.00,-
18-JAN-2011,AGRE,Agre Developers Ltd,SANGHAI COMMERCIAL AND CREDITS PVT LTD,BUY,150020,48.91,-

Larsen and Tourbo, TCS, IT Services, Axis Bank, Zee Entertainment, Tata Steel


Larsen and Tourbo, TCS, IT Services, Axis Bank, Zee Entertainment, Tata Steel

Sun TV


Sun TV

IT, metals lead markets to close above key levels


The Sensex and the Nifty closed above their important levels of 19000 and 5700 respectively led by upmove in IT, metal shares

Major headlines

GAIL Q3 net profit rises by 13% yoy

Bajaj Finserv Q3 net profit rises 175% yoy

Indiabulls Real Estate Q3 cons net surges 28-fold

Which telecom service provider are you shifting to ?


Leave a comment and let us know ! and if possible the reasons too!

Grey Market Premiums - Jan 18 2011


Company Name

Offer Price

(Rs.)

Premium

(Rs.)

C. Mahendra Export

110

3.50 to 4

Mid Valley Enter

70

3 to 4

Markets may see a positive opening


The Indian markets are likely to resume the trade in the green tracking positive Asian cues. Gail, Petronet, Cadila Healthcare, etc will declare quarterly results

Headlines for the day:

Govt may delay SAIL FPO to change bankers

LIC halts negotiated stock deals for greater transparency

RBI `desperate' to rein in inflation surge

Steady start, don’t rush to buy


Truly successful decision making relies on a balance between deliberate and instinctive thinking. - Malcolm Gladwell.

After several days of downward spiral, the key Indian indices finally managed to close positive. The broader market continued to be under pressure though. Even for the frontline indices, it was a bit of a struggle. So, one isn’t sure to what extent we are out of the woods. The intermediate trend might still remain down or at best rangebound in the near term. It will take a few positive days with better volumes to move northwards confidently. The past couple of weeks has been particularly stormy for the Indian market in the face of a string of negative events.

Daily News Roundup - Jan 18 2011


Mahindra Group has announced its new brand position, "Rise", to project a single umbrella for all its segments. (BL)

Jindal Power, a unit of Jindal Steel & Power, plans to mop up Rs70bn via IPO in March-April. (BL)

JSW Steel plans to infuse Rs38bn in Ispat Industries over the next two to three years. (BS)

Sensex ends nearly flat...IT shares shine, ADAG pack down


Finally, there is some relief for the Indian market after a two-week drubbing. Although there wasn't any big rally, at least the main indices managed to eke out modest gains at the end of an extremely choppy and lackluster session. But, the broader indices had no such luck, as they extended last week's losses.

Investor Guide - Jan 18 2011


Investor Guide - Jan 18 2011

TCS Limited


TCS Limited

India Non Ferrous Metals


India Non Ferrous Metals

TCS


TCS

Power Finance Corporation Ltd


Power Finance Corporation Ltd

India Telecom - No Tariff War


India Telecom - No Tariff War

Axis Bank Ltd


Axis Bank Ltd

Axis Bank


Axis Bank

IndusInd Bank


IndusInd Bank

Larsen and Tourbo Ltd


Larsen and Tourbo Ltd

Larsen and Tourbo


Larsen and Tourbo

Power Finance Corporation


Power Finance Corporation

Godrej Properties


Godrej Properties

Cairn India


Cairn India

India Banking and Financial Sector


India Banking and Financial Sector

Pre Market Report - Jan 18 2011


Pre Market Report - Jan 18 2011

India and China


India and China

Suprajit Engineering, Coromandel International, SAIL


Suprajit Engineering, Coromandel International, SAIL

Power Picks - Jan 2011


Power Picks - Jan 2011

Daily Market Outlook - Jan 18 2011


Daily Market Outlook - Jan 18 2011

Daily Market Report - Jan 18 2011


Daily Market Report - Jan 18 2011

SGX Nifty Live Update - Jan 18 2011


5,670.50 +10.50

Number Portability - How to shift your number?


1. To begin with, you need to generate UPC (Unique Porting Code) by sending SMS to 1900. UPC is an alphanumeric code allocated, upon request, by a mobile operator to its subscriber for the purpose of facilitation of porting of his/her mobile number to another operator.
• SMS to be sent : PORT to 1900. Operator SMS charges will be applicable.
• Eg. SMS PORT 98XXXXXXXX to 1900

2. After sending SMS to 1900, you will receive UPC (Unique Porting Code) as a SMS from 1901 giving 8 digit alpha-numeric Unique Porting Code (UPC) and UPC expiry date in MM/DD/YYYY format

3. Visit your nearest new service provider outlet / showroom

4. Fill Mobile Number Porting (MNP) form providing details like
• Current Mobile Number
• Current Operator name
• UPC code

5. Submit Address & Id proof documents, self-attested photo and last bill copy of postpaid connection (if applicable) along-with filled MNP form and Customer Agreement Form.

6. Buy the new service provider MNP SIM card from new service provider outlet / showroom. SIM charges, talktime value and porting charge are non-refundable in the event of cancellation / rejection of port-in request.

7. Your new service provider will send an SMS on your old/existing operator’s SIM (existing connection) intimating about the porting date and time, i.e. the date and approximate time till when you can continue to use your existing operator’s SIM card.

8. There will be a 2-hour ‘no service period’ which will begin after the porting time as given above. The ‘no service period’ will be between 12 midnight to 5 am during which your mobile service will not be active on any SIM. All efforts will be made to ensure that this ‘no service period’ causes minimum inconvenience to you.

9. After the ‘no service period’, you can replace your existing operator’s SIM card with the new SIM card in your handset.