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Sensex Clocks Longest Winning Streak Since November Market heavyweights RIL, Infosys and TCS led the gainers. Market | NDTV Profit Team | Updated: April 13, 2018 16:07 IST    by Taboola  Sponsored Links  Sponsored You Won’t Believe How Much These 40 Richest Actors Earn (Funotic.com) Amazing Cruises at a Big Discount (Top-Cruise-Deals)  SHARE EMAIL PRINT COMMENTS Excluding banks, expectations for March-quarter results are positive: Analysts The BSE Sensex rose for a seventh straight session on Friday, marking its longest winning streak since November 2017, on the back of gains in index heavyweights such as Reliance Industries. IT major Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Infosys also advanced today. Sentiment was also upbeat after retail inflation eased to a five-month low in March, but remained above […]

June quarter winners; Top 15 stocks which rose up to 190% in 2 out of 3 years The S&P BSE Sensex closed the March quarter with a loss of 3 percent but it rallied by about 4 percent in the June quarter of the year 2017 but many small and midcap stocks outperformed benchmark indices in the same period. Kshitij Anand@kshanand As Indian market steps into the first month of June quarter, anecdotal evidence suggests that there are as many as 15 stocks on the BSE which rose up to 190 percent in the June quarter of last 2 out of 3 years. The S&P BSE Sensex closed the March quarter with a loss of 3 percent but it rallied by about 4 percent in the June quarter of the year 2017 but many small and midcap stocks outperformed benchmark indices in the same period. Stocks which rallied over 100 percent in at least one of the three years of June quarter include names like C&C Construction, Emami Infrastructure, Indiabulls Real Estate, Indiabulls Ventures, Himadri Speciality, Emami Infra, and Muthoot Capital etc. among others. Stocks which registered double-digit returns in the last 2 out of 3 quarters include names like Pankaj Polypack, ACI Infocom, Cubex Tubings, Indokem, Phillips Carbon Black, and Visaka Industries etc. among others. RELATED NEWS

Markets were up today, the Sensex was up by 30 points at 33626 and the Nifty was up by 6 points at 10331. Yesterday ie on the 5th of April the markets zoomed by 500 points plus, due to the talks between China and USA. The Trade war might not be tough as anticipated as the markets are relaxed. But, still confusion prevails as contradicting statements come each day, as each country weather USA or China, say they will impose sanctions on goods. India is following the global markets, so whatever happens globally will reflect on Indian Markets. Mid caps are doing well, usually when mid caps do well it signifies the participation of Investors, which is a good sign. Markets to be watched carefully.  

Trade Wars: The markets are effected globally the Indian markets fell by 351 points and 116 points both nifty and the sensex.China has imposed $50 billion tariffs on US goods. The hostile attitudes between two countries, will effect trade to a greater extent thereby effecting the Stock markets. Hostility in trade effects businesses and economy

Markets were down by 409 points on the BSE at 32596 and the Nifty was down by 116 points at 9998. The Nifty managed to breach the pshycological 10000 mark and traded below it for the larger part of the day. The Indian and global equities fell following Trade War between China and USA.The US President has imposed trade tariffs on China, and China has imposed trade sanctions on 128 items of USA. The Indian stock markets have been consolidating since this year. Factors like long term capital gains, liquidity, rising bond yields and volatile global markets, Crude hike, Fed rate hike and the new Banking fraud of union bank amounting to 303.84 crores have led to fall in markets. It is global and local factors combined effecting the markets.

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The Nifty lost 165 points touching 10195 and the sensex lost 509 points touching 33176. Japanese and Shanghai markets were also down, due to trade wars and European markets were ok. Indian markets went down the main reason being political development,  the TDP party pulling out of the NDA the ruling ally of the BJP. It called for a No Confidence Motion, creating disturbances in the minds of Investors. The other reason is the Indian stocks are considered over valued. Buying has come down by Institutions, as investment by them has come down, due to the less retail participation by Retail investors in Mutual funds. Markets seem to be dull for sometime, as the valuations are considered higher, and the political developments might be a spoiler.  

We has recommended Gravita 157/ on 21/12/2017 now the price is at 177.50  

Today the markets were down. The sensex was down by 44.43 points at 33307.14 and the Nifty was down by 15.60 points at 10226.90. Both the indices lost 2%. Asian Markets were high on the back of US President Donald Trump agreed to meet with North Korean leader Kim Dong UN.On the domestic front GST council is supposed to meet on Saturday ie the 10th of March 2018.to discuss e-way bill and simplification of tax returns by simplifying techniclities around tax rebates. According to media reports alchohol might be included in GST, which might have an effect on liquor stocks. Ashok Leyland, is a good stock as it is reasonably priced at 145/ but it can be bought at 135/. It is a maker of Commercial vehicles. There might be a policy of the Government giving inr 5 lakhs to truck operators to replace their vehicles after 15 years, this will stimulate demand for new trucks as the movement of FMCG, Manufactured Goods, and infrastructure related items like cement, steel will have to be moved. This will increase, so more trucks will be in demand.Markets will be dilly dallying high and low. The support for markets has come down, due to non buying from big players. Book profits and buy stocks periodically. Timing and Trend are essential now.

The BSE Sensex was up by 322.65 points at 34142.15 and the Nifty was up by 108.35 points at 10491.05.The rise was good after some time giving hope, that the markets will be good and some of them saying to enjoy the rise and book profits. Actually the sensex has falen 2600 points from its record high of 36443 recorded earlier this month, of January.to 33819 the closing level on 22nd February.The markets might remain positive in the medium to long term on account of expected revival in Economic growth, facilitated by Bank recapitalisation and GST led efficiency gains. Corporate earnings are expected to improve over coming quarters as the impact of GST fades and consumption picks up. This along with a continued shift in Household savings from Physical Assets to financial assets, bodes well for equity markets. The current fall in prices of stocks provide a good opportunity in picking up stocks at lower levels.Good quality stocks can be purchased.Consumer discretionary and staple companies are picking up due to the increase in Minimum support price for crops, and the Economic recovery. The same factors like increase  in Minimum support price for crops and oncrease in pay commission salaries by various state Governments, will increase the demand for cars and two wheelers. The increase in support price has led to an increase in Tractors. ENGINEERING AND INFRASTRUCTURE  spending has been given a great impetus. The Governments ambitious project of Bharatmala scheme of inr 5.3 lakh crore have increased the business of Infrastructure companies. This will lead to, increase in demand for cement and steel industry thereby increasing in share prices. Sourced from Moneycontrol.