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| Shanghai | 2,319.74 | +23.66 | (1.03%) |
| Nikkei 225 | 8,841.22 | -8.25 | (-0.09%) |
| Hang Seng Index | 20,501.67 | +62.53 | (0.31%) |
| TSEC | 7,233.69 | 0.00 | (0.00%) |
| FTSE 100 | 5,733.45 | -61.75 | (-1.07%) |
| EURO STOXX 50 | 2,436.62 | -23.78 | (-0.97%) |
| CAC 40 | 3,318.76 | -44.47 | (-1.32%) |
| S&P TSX | 12,466.50 | +2.18 | (0.02%) |
| S&P/ASX 200 | 4,288.40 | +17.10 | (0.40%) |
| BSE Sensex | 17,233.98 | 0.00 | (0.00%) |
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You have been provided with a form herein this link where you can fill up the necessary information pertaining to your portfolio such as the name of the stocks, date of purchase price etc…. of the minimum of 4 stocks (maximum can go up to 8) along with your personal details as laid down in the form below. Click on ‘Submit’ and we will get the necessary details related to your portfolio. Our research team will analyze your portfolio and will revert back to you with in a week's time determining the expected returns which your portfolio can furnish.
Weekly Analysis of the stocks from different sectors.
Here we are recommending you the portfolio of some specific stocks from different sectors which you need to buy and hold for a time range of about 7-10 days. Their respective entry price,exit price and stoploss has been given coupled with the purchase date on which you need to take your positions in these securities. The table comprises of the returns in percentage of each individual security along with the average return in percentage which the overall portfolio can yield.
Week in Reviews
Week In Review (25th TO 29th July; 2011)
The BSE benchmark Sensex plunged by 525 points to a 5-week low of 18,197.20 in the week under review on heavy selling pressure on fears of negative impact on corporate growth due to interest rate hike by the RBI amid maintaining hawkish stance on further monetary actions.
Global turmoil due to US debt tensions and weaker-than-expected US economic data too affected the market mood.
Traders as well as investors kept themselves away from making major purchases due to postponement of a vote in the House of Representatives on a US debt plan.
The Reserve Bank of India in its first quarter review of the monetary policy 2011-12, on July 26, hiked the short-term lending (repo) and borrowing rates (reverse repo) by 50 basis points to tame high inflation, making all personal and corporate loans more expensive.
The apex bank has also revised its fiscal-end inflation projection to 7 per cent from 6 per cent earlier.
Interest rate sensitive stocks from realty, banking and auto segments bore the brunt of heavy selling.
Offloading long positions in view of the expiry of July contract too aggravated the situation.
Metal stocks also were at the receiving end, following fall in metal prices at the London Metal Exchange (LME).
The BSE benchmark Sensex resumed slightly higher at 18,753.35 and hovered in a range of 18,944.60 and 18,131.86 before ending the week at 18,197.20, showing a loss of 525.10 points, or 2.80 per cent, from its last weekend's level.
