MKT Cap: 137 Cr., P/E : 20.27, Q1 PAT was double 2009 PAT (2 cr v/s 1 cr)
2> JCT Electronics fell by 8.62% (CMP 2.65,-0.25,-8.62%).
3> JP Associates has AGM tomorrow. it was also up today by about 3%. The stocks should be up in the morning on anticipation.
4> Banking Stocks were down today.May see a bounce back tomorrow.
5> Parenteral Drugs is expected to consider bonus share.Was down by about 3% today.May be up on anticipation.
6> Rama Newsprint & Paper Ltd. : Paper (CMP 20.20,+3.35,+19.88%) on the news of sale of shares???
7> GSPL was again down by 3% today. CMP :108.45, -3.45,-3.08%
"They have bid of Mehsana-Bhatinda cross country pipeline and if they win that bid that value could add another Rs 15 to the share price. Some of the clarification on the tariff authorisation could also provide additional support to the stock." -by Sanjay_chamo on MMB.
"BUY ONLY BECAUSE GSPL HAS FOUND HUGE GAS FIELD IN KHANBHAT ATEA WITH OILEX,AS PER ECONOMICS TIMES DATED:-11/09/2010." - by mvpatel_67 on MMB.GSPL has now become attractive like Bartronics.May see a jump any day.It has been trading at around 123 a few sessions ago.
It has been trading with a very huge volume. This can be a safe yet great bet for tomorrow.
8> Other stocks that fell in today's trade: Chambal Fertilizers (CMP 73.55,-2.06%), REI Agro (CMP 20.85,-3.02%), Andhra Bank (CMP 161.75,-2.50%), Indian Hotels (CMP 104.55,-2.06%),ApolloTyres( 82.65,-1.96%)
GSPL didn't give a very substantial uptick from yesterday's levels but rose considerably from its intra day level of 105 to 111. It finally closed at 109.45, up about a percent than its previous close.
ReplyDeleteJHS Svendgaard shed 2 points and JP Associates once up for a while fell considerably (probably after the AGM).
Parenteral Drugs gave a bonus of 1:3 and was up.
Rama Newsprint & Paper Ltd was up once again today.
JCT Electronics rose to 2.8 after hitting the intraday low of 2.6
Andhra Bank and Apollo Tyres covered their lost grounds today. Apollo Tyres is expected to go further up as hike in the tyre rates is again looming at large.