Thursday, January 10, 2008

Sharekhan Post-Market Report dated January 10, 2008


 
 
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January 10, 2008
Index Performance
Index

Sensex

Nifty
Open 20,930.28 6,278.10
High 21,206.77 6,347.00
Low 20,530.07 6,142.90
Today's Cls 20,582.08 6,156.95
Prev Cls 20,869.78 6,272.00
Change -287.70 -115.05
% Change -1.38 -1.83
 

Market Indicators
Top Movers (Group A)
Company Price 
(Rs)
%
chg

Gainers

United Phosphorus 406.50 4.23
ICICI Bank 1,356.70 3.53
Welspun Gujarat 462.25 2.56
Century Enka 174.05 1.81
Idea Cell 137.50 1.51

Losers

Bongaigaon Refinery 94.10 -8.11
Ramco Systems 195.30 -7.66
Bombay Dyeing 871.30 -7.64
Jaiprakash Associates  430.95 -7.54
Spice Tele 52.75 -7.46
Market Statistics
- BSE NSE
Advances 351 104
Declines 2,544 1,090
Unchanged 17 9
Volume(Nos) 51.36cr

69.14cr

 Market Commentary 
Unabated selling drags market below 20,600
Unabated across-the-board selling saw the Sensex shed 288 points or fall 677 points from the day's high to close below 20,600 mark.
The market witnessed a free fall towards the close and tanked 1.38% on across-the-board selling pressure.    
The market showed no signs of recovery on sustained selling in consumer durables, FMCG, metal and PSU stocks, with the index slipping below the 20,600 mark at the closing bell. Despite weak global cues the Sensex resumed 60 points above its previous close and hit the all-time high of 21,207 by afternoon. However, profit bookings in frontline stocks towards the close saw the Sensex slip below 21,000 mark and shed 677 points to touch the day's low of 20,530. The Sensex finally ended the session with losses of 288 points at 20,582. The Nifty, too, reeled under selling pressure and lost 115 points to close at 6,157.

Movers & Shakers

  • Larsen & Toubro slipped despite the company's construction division secured orders for construction of IT parks, hotels and malls worth Rs3,000 crore.
  • Stone India fell despite receiving the second order for end-of-train telemeter device from Konkan Railway Corporation. 
  • Bharati Shipyard closed in the red despite its plan to construct a green field modern shipyard at Usgaon near the Dabhol port in Ratnagiri district.


The market breadth was extremely weak with losers outpacing gainers in a ratio of 7.20:1. Of the 2,912 stocks traded on the BSE, 2,544 stocks declined, 351 stocks advanced and 17 stocks ended unchanged. Except the BSE Bankex index all the sectoral indices finished in the red with steep losses. The BSE CD index was the major loser and dropped 3.76% followed by the BSE FMCG index (down 3.64%), the BSE Metal index (down 3.36%) and the BSE PSU index (down 3.15%).

Barring ICICI Bank, the index heavyweights were battered. Hindalco led the losers pack and crumbled by 4.78% at Rs202. Among the other major losers Tata Steel plummeted by 4.09% at Rs854, NTPC dropped 3.99% at Rs266, Reliance Energy tumbled by 3.91% at Rs2465, ITC shed 3.62% at Rs220, ACC declined by 3.25% at Rs939, Ranbaxy slumped 3.23% at Rs398, Infosys fell by 3.22% at Rs1602 and Cipla dipped 3.18% at Rs202. ICICI Bank, however, ended higher at Rs1,357, up 3.53%.

Over 3.26 crore RNRL shares changed hands on the BSE followed by Ispat Industries ( 1.81 crore shares), Reliance Petroleum (1.45 crore shares), Himachal Futuristic Communications (1.18 crore shares) and Alka India (1.05 crore shares).

Valuewise, RNRL registered a turnover of Rs719 crore on the BSE followed by Reliance Petroleum (Rs324 crore), Reliance Energy (Rs319 crore), Reliance Communications (Rs278 crore) and Reliance Capital (Rs243 crore). 

European Indices at 16:15 IST on 10-01-2008
Index Level Change (pts) Change (%)
FTSE 100 6260.60 -12.10 -0.19
CAC 40 Index 5440.12 4.70 0.09
Dax Index 7785.48 2.13 0.02
Asian Indices at close on 10-01-2008
Index Level Change (pts) Change (%)
Nikkei 14388.11 -211.05 -1.45
Hang Seng 27230.86 -384.99 -1.39
Kospi Composite 1824.78 -19.69 -1.07
Straits Times 3311.07 -33.46 -1.00
Jakarta Composite 2830.26 44.64 1.60

 

 



 

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