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Thursday, July 2, 2020

15 stocks that analysts say can emerge Dark Horses on Dalal Street

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15 stocks that analysts say can emerge Dark Horses on Dalal Street

Analysts say the time to pick quality stocks is now, as risk-reward ratio has turned favourable.

How to invest Rs 1 lakh in a Covid-hit market

With economic outlook very uncertain, should you still remain heavy on equities?

This NBFC is back with a bang, and promises to go the distance

It is the 11th-most valued company in India, and ranks higher than country's topmost lender SBI.

As FPIs return to D-Street in a big way, these new sectors find favour

The banking sector continued to see a drop in value of FPIs' assets under custody.

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Should you trim your equity exposure and move to gold?

'Have a strategic call and then look for some kind of a stable growth'

Top wealth creators: Stocks that defied gravity to rally 1,600%

Year to date, the indices are down 15 per cent, thanks mainly to the Covid-19 disruption.

View: Smallcaps a very exciting space for the next 8-10 years

'Smallcap cos historically have not created wealth in India for various reasons'

This ancillary co beating demand blues of two-wheeler makers

Endurance derives nearly 80% revenue from the two-wheeler segment.

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Damani's biggest bet of 2020 has all 'sell' calls

On Thursday, the stock had six 'sell' ratings on the publicly available Reuters Eikon database.

These 15 stocks are flashing 'BUY' signals on tech charts

Domestic markets are moving higher but analysts are still cautious of this move with some saying a correction is imminent given the disconnect between the market and ground reality. Jimeet Modi, CEO, Samco Securities told investors to be cautious, conserve cash and wait on the sidelines. Amid this level of uncertainty, here are 15 stocks that can offer solid returns over the next 3-4 weeks.

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IPO Name Offer Price Band Open Date Close Date
 
Bonlon Industries Ltd. 28.00 30-06-2020 03-07-2020
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GST jolt for realty developers: Paying tax on rent they never got GST jolt for realty developers: Paying tax on rent they never got
As per the GST framework, tax has to be paid at the time of raising invoice and not when the actual payment is made.
UHNIs looking for second homes that are more open: Report UHNIs looking for second homes that are more open: Report
On their opinion of real estate as an asset class post Covid-19, UHNIs said that pricing will become more reasonable. According to developers offering super luxury flats, enquires in May increased as initial days of lockdown made owner feel the need of bigger home.
'35 lakh houses handed over to beneficiaries under PMAY-U' '35 lakh houses handed over to beneficiaries under PMAY-U'
Puri said an estimated 3.65 crore jobs would be generated in the construction of all sanctioned houses under the mission and of these, about 1.65 crore jobs would have already been generated.
Early trends show downward pressure on MMR property prices Early trends show downward pressure on MMR property prices
According to registration data available for 275 projects, around 70% have witnessed a decline in the last two months of May and June from average prices in 2019-20, showed a study by data analytics firm Propstack.
63% MMR property deals in FY20 at 20% premium: Report 63% MMR property deals in FY20 at 20% premium: Report
While ready reckoner premiums vary across the Mumbai region, the percentage of transactions above 20% was highest in Thane and peripheral markets beyond that, and lowest in South and central Mumbai.
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HSBC Focused Equity Fund Direct-D Equity: Multi Cap Open-ended 01 Jul 2020 15 Jul 2020 5,000
HSBC Focused Equity Fund Reg-G Equity: Multi Cap Open-ended 01 Jul 2020 15 Jul 2020 5,000
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Views and Recommendations
Sell Vodafone Idea, target price Rs 8: ICICI Securities
03 July, 2020, 07:36 AM IST
ICICI Securities is concerned about the dip in mobile broadband subscribers, which means Voda Idea is unable to even retain subscribers who are converting from 3G to 4G.
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Buy Minda Industries, target price Rs 320: ICICI Direct
02 July, 2020, 02:23 PM IST
The brokerage continues to like Minda for its success in growing far ahead of ancillary pack and OEM clients over the years.
Buy
Buy JKumar Infraprojects, target price Rs 144: Anand Rathi
02 July, 2020, 01:41 PM IST
As the first half is likely to be a washout, the second half has become critical for any respectable performance in FY21.
Buy
Buy Minda Industries, target price Rs 328: Anand Rathi
02 July, 2020, 01:15 PM IST
The brokerage expects FY22 revenue of Rs 71.56 billion, at 45 per cent growth driven by underlying auto-sector growth.
Buy
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Why it's tough to break the China habit

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The firms packing up their bags from China aren't coming to India The firms packing up their bags from China aren't coming to India
Of the 56 firms that moved bases from China in 2018-19, Vietnam got 26, Taiwan 11, Thailand 8 and India 3. ...
India may not be able to let go of China that easily
If elected, will revoke H1-B visa suspension: Joe Biden
Little FDI from China since last year
A Chinese firm is now leading the virus vaccine race
China hopes India corrects actions against Chinese cos
IndiGo to give 25% discount on airfare to doctors, nurses
Pak rejects reports of troop deployment along LoC
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Rating firms seek to withdraw half of India debt ratings
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Wednesday, July 1, 2020

India refuses to rescue aviation billionaires

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India refuses to rescue aviation billionaires India refuses to rescue aviation billionaires
Modi's administration hasn't doled out funds to industries or airlines backed by private businesses....
Gold prices hit all-time high of Rs 48,871
Airtel to sell around 25% in Nxtra to Carlyle
Coronil: Patanjali says didn't claim cure for Covid
What a 2nd wave of virus will cost the world
Ambani's not getting a walkover in this game
Boiler blast in Tamil Nadu leaves many dead, injured
China's outcry over apps ban & its own Great Firewall
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Is an app ban enough for China?
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