Bear
domination continues on the bourses
Mumbai: Bears
were in total control of Wednesdays trading activity. Bulls were
unable to make any impact during the day's trading. None of the
counters in the tradable list is in the uptrend.
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Stock
market takes a hit
The critical
condition of Dhirubhai Ambani, chairman, Reliance group, coupled with
the sharp fall in stock prices in the overseas markets, kept the local
bourses in negative territory on Wednesday.
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Heavy
FII selling in tech stocks
Mumbai: There
was across-the-board selling in most of the technology stocks on
Wednesday. Most of the selling came from FIIs. The heavy selling was
mainly due to the sharp fall in Nasdaq futures.
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Phillips
Carbon gains momentum on auto revival
Mumbai: The
Phillips Carbon Black Ltd stock has been making impressive gains in
the recent trading sessions on the major bourses. The stock moved up
to close on Wednesday at the level of Rs 25 from a level of Rs 10
early this month on the Bombay Stock Exchange.
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Consider
put spreads in Nifty
Mumbai: The
cash market ended the day on a negative note. On the penultimate day
of the current near month contract, call options lost value. Traders
who were short calls or long puts would have seen their position move
in the money.
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BPCL
issue may be
priced at Rs 300
Mumbai: After
the IPO, the stake is likely to come down further to about 57 per
cent. But the government has not ruled out the possibility of bringing
down its stake in BPCL even below the threshold level of 51 per cent
in this company.
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