Intraday Equity Tips and Market News

Equity tips:- Put/Call ratio is mainly used as a contrarian indicator, helping traders place directional bets on an underlying security. What is Put/Call Ratio?    Put/Call ratio (PCR) is a popular derivative indicator, specifically designed to help traders gauge the overall mood of the market. The ratio is calculated either on the basis of options trading volumes or on the basis of the open interest for a particular period.  If the ratio is more than 1, it means that more puts have been traded during the day and if it is less than 1 it means more calls have been traded. The PCR can be calculated for the options segment as a whole which includes individual stocks as well as indices. How is the Put/Call ratio calculated? Open Interest Put/Call ratio Open Interest PCR is calculated by dividing the total number of open interest in all the available Put option strikes across the series by the total...

Equity tips:- Investors await cues from a number of events lined up for the week, including the FOMC meet, US-China trade talks, Thursday's F&O expiry, and the all-important interim budget. Equity benchmark indices opened higher in Wednesday’s morning trade taking cues from Asian markets. Investors await a number of events lined up for the week, including the FOMC meeting, US-China trade talks, Thursday's F&O expiry, and the all-important interim budget. The Sensex rose 166 points to 35,760, while the Nifty gained 40 points to 10,692. Axis Bank, HCL Tech, Bank of Baroda, Bajaj Finserv, Indiabulls Housing, Yes Bank, and ICICI Bank are among major gainers on the Nifty50, while losers include Adani Ports, BPCL, HDFC Bank, Hero Moto, and Dr Reddy's Lab. Shares of DHFL were trading 5% lower after Cobrapost on Tuesday alleged that the firm had siphoned off Rs31,000cr into promoter companies to create private we...

Equity tips:- Currently, both benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty are in a price correction mode, which makes many wonderful stocks affordable and brings in greater opportunity for higher returns. But know here that the risks abound and all actions should be carefully vetted before going ahead. You must minimise risk and yet maximise gains to ensure you come out smiling ear to ear. Notably, the next big thing is Union Budget 2019 followed by General Elections 2019 where the BJP alliance and the opposition is set to battle it out for the ultimate prize to run the country. However, one thing you, as the investor, should know is that this is the time to raise your hunger in stocks to a new level to really generate big profits. The trick is still to pick the right one! You need to identify and then buy valuable companies when they fall, if you want to become rich from equities. Currently, both benchmark indices Sensex and Nif...

Equity tips:- Equity benchmark indices opened higher on Friday tracking firm cues from Asian peers. Reliance Industries, Yes Bank, TCS, HDFC, and ITC were among the major contributor in today’s session. Yes Bank shares gained 7.5% after the  firm named Ravneet Gill of Deutsche Bank India as MD & CEO  to replace Rana Kapoor. The  Sensex  was up 247 points at 36,443, while the  Nifty  rose 77 points to 10,927 levels. The market breadth was positive with 992 shares advancing, 496 shares declining, and 547 remaining unchanged. Yes Bank , Infratel, UPL, Bharti Airtel, and HCL Tech were the top gainers on the Nifty50, while UltraTech, Hero MotoCorp, Zee, ICICI Bank, and GAIL were trading in the red. Volatility index India VIX slipped 2.99% to 16.91. The most active stocks were Yes Bank, Reliance Industries, Biocon, ICICI Bank, and HDFC. The Indian rupee opened higher at 71/$ on Friday against its previous...

Equity tips:- Quarterly results that are expected today include  Yes Bank ,  UltraTech Cement,   Biocon , Hatsun Agro Product, Quess Corp,  PVR ,  Jyothy Laboratories , Reliance Power, Edelweiss Financial Services, Sharda Cropchem, PNB Housing Finance, Sintex Industries,  Colgate Palmolive (India) , Bharat Bijlee,  ICRA , Punjab Chemicals & Crop Protection, Zee Media Corporation, Sunteck Realty, Pudumjee Paper Products, Poddar Pigments. Onward Technologies, VST Industries,  Pfizer , MphasiS, Newgen Software Technologies,  Sterlite Technologies , NIIT, Kokuyo Camlin, NELCO, Mold-Tek Technologies, Sunflag Iron, Century Enka, KRBL, Jindal Saw, Tijaria Polypipes, Orient Green Power Company, Hexa Tradex, Supreme Industries, Kamdhenu will be also announcing its results today. Here is the expectation for  UltraTech Cement : Consensus Expectations for Q3FY19E Revenue  – Rs8,38...

Equity tips:- Quarterly results that are expected today include  ITC , Bharti Infratel,  InterGlobe Aviation , Vijaya Bank, Premier Explosives,  Indoco Remedies , Raymond, Navin Fluorine International, Sintex Plastics Technology, Mafatlal Finance, Hathway Cable & Datacom, Dishman Carbogen Amcis, Orient Paper & Industries. Radico Khaitan , Tejas Networks, BASF India, Essel Propack, Wendt (India),  Vijaya Bank ,  Ujjivan Financial Services , Oriental Hotels, Mafatlal Finance, Pidilite Industries, Can Fin Homes, Everest Industries, JM Financial, DB Corp, United Spirits, Bank of Maharashtra, Tanla Solutions, Kewal Kiran Clothing, Thirumalai Chemicals, Reliance Communications, Atlanta will be also announcing its results today. Here is the expectation for ITC: ITC Consensus Expectations for Q3FY19E Net Revenue – Rs 10,704.3cr, up 10.7% yoy; aided by cigarette volume growth of ~6% yoy (against a 4% yoy declin...

if good or quality stocks are getting hampered with external factors, investors should use the dips to buy into stocks which they think hold long term growth potential, suggest experts. Fund managers raised stake in as many as 194 companies in the December quarter as compared to the previous quarter. Stocks of some these companies have fallen up to 70 percent since January 2018. So, when is good time to buy a stock? That is the most difficult call when investing in stock market, especially when a stock is falling. Experts have suggested that if a good-quality stock is taking a hit due to external factors, investors should use dips to buy for long-term growth potential. Stocks in which fund managers have increased their stake in the December quarter include Ashok Buildcon ,  NCC , KNR Construction,  Orient Cement ,  Dixon Technologies ,  Apollo Tyres ,  MM Forging ,  BEML ,  Ahluwalia Contracts ...