Today’s Stock Recommendation
Technical Overview: Stock recommendation for 4/1/2016 is
JKTYRE. In today’s trading session it was up by 4.37%. Its long term trend is
up. It has made a long green candle indicating further buying in daily chart.
Its short term support level is 110. All the indicators are suggesting that one
can go for long position in this stock above 117 levels. The stock may test
level of 121-125 in coming days.
BUY RELINFRA FUTURE ABOVE 601 TG1 602.2 TG2 603.75 TG3 606.1
STOPLOSS 597.5
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INDIAN MARKET OVERVIEW
The market started off year 2016 as well as January series
on a positive note with the Nifty closing at two-month high on Friday while the
broader markets outperformed benchmarks. Nifty future up 29 points at 7982.
The 30-share BSE Sense up 43 points at 26160. The market
breadth was strong as about 1988 shares advanced against 844 declining shares
on the BSE.
After hitting the Congress wall in two successive Parliament
sessions, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today exuded confidence that landmark
GST Bill will be passed in the next session as numbers in the Rajya Sabha will
tilt in favour of the new indirect tax regime.
Maruti Suzuki has registered a 8.5 percent growth in
December sales, beating expectations on support from compact, super compact and
utility vehicles. The country's largest car maker sold 1.19 lakh units in
December against 1.09 lakh units in a year-ago month
GLOBAL MARKET OVERVIEW
Foreign market were closed on Friday due to 1st day on year
2016 .
A stormy equity rout, landmark currency depreciation,
unprecedented state intervention, surprise interest rate cuts and circuit
breakers: It's been a year to remember for Chinese financial markets.
2015 was the hardest year in US to make money in 78 years.
According to data from Societe Generale, the best-performing asset class of
2015 has been stocks, whose meager 2 percent total return (that is, including
dividends) still surpasses those of long-term bonds, short-term Treasury bills
and commodities.
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