Today Indian domestic market on pressure, market was doing lead of
continues 3 days. This week share market in full rush market touch the new
record of this year & NSE BSE touch
the new record Nifty cross the line of highest point 6,200 & Sensex also
touch the 20300 range. This behind hand of FII, because the FII investment increase
for Indian domestic market & other sector by Good perform in Q4 section of
fiscal year. Auto, Bank, Realty, PSU
sector are main.
Today Moves
Today when market open it was slip & sensex open 20268 with +21 Pts.
& Nifty 6173 with +3 Pts but suddenly market cress & play the negative
role but after half section market in growth & Sensex again reach on 20274.04 with +27.71
& Nifty 6187.20 With +17.40 in closing time.
BUY Punjab National Bank short term Target 820/824/828 Stop Loss 810 Last Traded at 816.8
BUY Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. short term Target 1480/1495/1510 Stop Loss 1430 Last Traded at 1,466.55
SELL United Spirits Ltd. short term Target 2341/2331/2321 Stop Loss 2370 Last Traded at 2,351.00
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