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Benchmark indices hit record highs for a third straight day on Monday, amid continued foreign institutional buying, though the net gains were marginal.
The BSE Sensex, which breached the 22,000-level for the first time, closed up 0.2 per cent at 21,934 after touching a record high of 22,023 during the day. The NSE Nifty rose 0.2 per cent to end at 6,537. This is the fifth straight session of gains for both indices.
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net buyers of equities at Rs 1,253 crore, their 18th straight session of buying. Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) were net sellers at Rs 1,044 crore.
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Sees Sensex hitting 24k by end-2014
Investing, particularly in equities, is always a balance of risks against rewards, particularly in India with one potentially game-changing event - the general elections which are more unpredictable, BNP Paribashas said in a note.
"We upgraded India to overweight in our Asian asset allocation last week. Investors and corporates alike seem focused on the general election outcome as a key variable in their decision making," said Manishi Raychaudhuri, MD & HOR, BNP Paribas Securities India in a note.
In this context, BNP Paribas has recommended selective exposure in relatively better-quality high-beta stocks. However, according to the global brokerage firm, equity market's worst case scenario of a non-Congress, non-BJP 'Third Front' government can upset the Indian equities' applecart.
"With valuations close to justifiable levels, we believe Indian equities will perform in line with earnings growth. Over FY14-15, we expect a Sensex EPS CAGR of 15.9%, which implies a Sensex target of 24,800 by March 2015 or 24,000 by end-2014, employing our usual extrapolation methods," said Raychaudhuri
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Warren Buffett says if you want to learn how to make money from the stock market you should look at how he made some money with two small real estate investments.
In an excerpt published by Fortune, from his upcoming annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders, Buffett writes about his purchase of a Nebraska farm and his investment in a retail property near New York University in Manhattan.
In both cases, he bought when prices were unusually low after bubbles had burst.
In both cases he had no particular expertise.
And most importantly, in both cases he invested because he thought the assets would be increasingly profitable, not because he expected to sell at a higher price.
"With my two small investments, I thought only of what the properties would produce and cared not at all about their daily valuations. Games are won by players who focus on the playing field—not by those whose eyes are glued to the scoreboard."
He warns against "letting the capricious and irrational behavior" of stock prices make an investor "behave irrationally as well."
In addition, Buffett argues, "Forming macro opinions or listening to the macro or market predictions of others is a waste of time."
When he bought the properties in 1986 and 1993, economic projections didn't matter to him. "I can't remember what the headlines or pundits were saying at the time. Whatever the chatter, corn would keep growing in Nebraska and students would flock to NYU."
As for not needing expertise, Buffett recommends a low-cost S&P 500 index fund for nonprofessionals, to "own a cross section of businesses that in aggregate are bound to do well."
He also urges timid or beginning investors against going into stocks "at a time of extreme exuberance" and becoming "disillusioned when paper losses occur."
"The antidote to that kind of mistiming is for an investor to accumulate shares over a long period and never sell when the news is bad and stocks are well off their highs."
His bottom line fundamental advice: "Ignore the chatter, keep your costs minimal, and invest in stocks as you would in a farm."
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What To Do Today..........
Our Opininon for Today's Market.......
1.Market Looks Volatile.....
1.Some Insider Say NIfTy go up to 6200
What To Do Today........
Nifty....Today Face Resistance at......6439...6475..6555
Nifty.....Today Support at ..6370...6335...6292
Nifty Range...4200--------6600
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NEXT TGT FOR
Sell Nifty Around 6200/6300
Our Opinion for Today's Market.......
1.Stock Specific Movement Expected Today ......
2. Mid-caps Looks Good....
INTRADAY HOT STOCKS: 13/3/2014
buy rcom sl 118 tgt 124/128 sell below 117
buy relinf around 403 sl 398 tgt 410/415/420
sell nifty sl 6599 tgt 6450
buy dlf sl 166 tgt 178/182/190 sell below 155
sell axis b sl1425 tgt 1375/1350 buy ab 1450
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DELTA CORP
(Bse Ticker-532848@ Rs.90/-)
Stock Again Ready For Big Up Move
Above Rs.101/-
Uppar Range For Stock Rise to Rs.140/-
TARGET
Rs.120/150 SL Rs.79/-
MARKSANS PHARMA
(Bse Ticker-524404@ Rs.18.80)
Just Watch Rs.19.25 Clsoing Above Rs.19.25
Gate Open For Stock To Cross Rs.28/-
TARGET
Rs.21/- Rs.24/- SL Rs.15/-
Forget Short Term Movment
