INTRADAY STOCK TIPS FOR TODAY: Indian stock market

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Indian stock market

Stock market seems volatile for the whole trading day. The index slip down and move upward again and again. Trader can short shares in the Indian stock market . Some companies' share like IDFC, ABB, SBI, Reliance Power are gainer for today's stock market, while the capital goods, metal, technology, telecom etc. companies' shares are under pressure. I am giving you some short call for today's stock market. Sell the following "SELL GRASIM IND.@2799 SL 2815 TGTS 2780-2750+ ", "SELL INFOSYS@ 2697 SL 2725 TGTS 2675-2642". These are some stock market update. Get more the free stock intraday tips for the live stock market.

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CapitalVia Global Research Head of Research Vivek Gupta said: "The good thing to cheer for the investors is that now they own a stake in the company which is much more clean in all the aspects and is amongst the top-five IT companies." Via moneycontrol.com Commenting on the outlook, the broking firm CapitalVia Global Research said, "Next week, if gold sustains above the level of 26,430 then by breaking the level of 26,890, it may touch the level of 27,250. But if it fails to sustain above 26,430 then may touch the level of then it may test the level of 25,311/25,200. For silver 42,800 may act as good resistance. For the next week, traders can sell on higher level strategy, if MCX Silver September futures sustains below 41,080 then it could test the levels of 40,340/ 39,900." Via myiris.com Vivek Gupta, head of research, CapitalVia Global Research said, "Technically, Nifty is likely to consolidate in the upcoming session and remain bullishly poised. Major resistance for upside is 6,080 with the crossing of which 6,150 can be touched. For downside, major support is at the level of 5,850 and 5,750."