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Monday, June 04, 2007

$$ DreamGains !! $$ FW: Sharekhan Post-Market Report dated June 04, 2007

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Sent: 04 June 2007 17:27
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June 04, 2007

Index Performance

Index	Sensex	Nifty
Open	14,618.78	4,300.70
High	14,683.36	4,362.95
Low	14,465.68	4,256.45
Today's Cls	14,495.77	4,267.05
Prev Cls	14,570.75	4,297.05
Change	-74.98	-30.00
% Change	-0.51	-0.70

Market Indicators

Top Movers (Group A)
Company	Price (Rs)	% chg
Gainers
Jindal Steel	3,707.05	12.00
RCF	42.80	6.20
Vijaya Bank	48.40	5.10
Union Bank	127.20	5.04
Century Enka	145.75	4.93
Losers
ING Vysya Bank	238.10	-5.98
Gail India	299.65	-4.87
Tata Motors	711.45	-4.78
Micro Inks	450.10	-4.40
Tata Tea	912.50	-4.18

Market Statistics
-	BSE	NSE
Advances	1,182	585
Declines	1,388	894
Unchanged	84	35
Volume(Nos)	26.73cr	42.46cr

Market Commentary

Sensex slips below 14500

Across-the-board selling pressure led by the auto stocks saw the Sensex shed 75 points for the day.

The market cooled off after having recorded gains for the last two sessions.

The Sensex opened on a positive note at 14619, up 48 points, tracking strong Asian indices. The Nifty registered its all-time high of 4363 on buying in metal and banking stocks. However, the market gave up its gains due to profit booking in heavyweights, information technology (IT), cement and automobile stocks. As the trading progressed the Sensex lost its strength and slipped into the negative territory to touch the day's low of 14466. The Sensex pared some losses towards the close but the sustained selling in index pivotal stocks kept the index in negative territory. The Sensex finally closed the session by shedding 75 points at 14496, while the Nifty ended the session down 30 points at 4267.

The broader market remained weak. Of the 2,654 stocks traded on the BSE, 1,388 stocks declined, 1,182 stocks advanced and 84 stocks ended unchanged. Barring the BSE Metal index, the BSE Bankex and the BSE FMCG index, the other sectoral indices ended in negative territory. The BSE Auto index dropped 1.63% at 4948, the BSE IT index shed 1.26% at 4847 and the BSE CG index was down 1.24% at 11,103.

Among the major losers, Tata Motors dropped 4.78% at Rs711, Grasim slumped 3.19% at Rs2,440, BHEL shed 3.01% at Rs1,372, Cipla lost 2.99% at Rs218, HLL declined 2.39% at Rs196 and Satyam Computer slipped by nearly 2.33% at Rs467. However, Hindalco notched up gains of 3.97% at Rs147, SBI rose 2.07% at Rs1,407, ITC added 2.04% at Rs165, NTPC advanced 1.11% at Rs160 and HDFC Bank moved up by 1.05% at Rs1,165.

Auto stocks came under sharp selling pressure. Clutch Auto tumbled by 6.70% at Rs144, Goodyear slipped 4.73% at Rs197, TVS Motors slumped 4.12% at Rs66, Amar Raja Battries fell 3.65% at Rs381, Escorts lost 3.57% at Rs120, Bharat Forge declined 3.33% at Rs324, Cummins shed 3.03% at Rs304 and Tube Investments was down 2.80% at Rs78.

Over 1.22 crore Reliance Natural Resources shares changed hands on the BSE followed by Asahi Songwon Colors (62.93 lakh shares), Hindalco (61.48 lakh shares), Nagarjuna Fertilizer (54.80 lakh shares) and Mangalore Chemicals & Fertilizers (44.72 lakh shares).

Value-wise Reliance Capital registered a turnover of Rs143 crore on the BSE followed by MIC Electric (Rs139 crore), Indiabulls Real Estate (Rs103 crore), SBI (Rs97 crore) and Hindalco (Rs92 crore).

European Indices at 16:25 IST on 04-06-2007

Index	Level	Change (pts)	Change (%)
FTSE 100	6649.50	-27.20	-0.41
CAC 40 Index	6130.57	-37.58	-0.61
DAX Index	7961.83	-26.02	-0.33

Asian Indices at close on 04-06-2007

Index	Level	Change (pts)	Change (%)
Nikkei 225	17973.42	14.54	0.08
Hang Seng	20729.59	126.72	0.62
KOSPI Composite	1737.59	21.35	1.24
Straits Times	3579.35	31.03	0.87
Jakarta Composite Index	2111.75	27.43	1.32

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Sunday, June 03, 2007

$$ DreamGains !! $$ FW: PowerYourTrade Trading Calls

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Sent: 04 June 2007 10:55
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Trading Calls for 4th June 2007

Rajat K Bose

Buy Adhunik Metaliks with stop loss below Rs 51 for a target of Rs 58-60. This is a day-trading recommendation.

Buy Adhunik Metaliks with stop loss below Rs 51 for a target of Rs 58-60. This is a day-trading recommendation.

Note: Either on the long side or on the short side if at any moment a counter is not moving beyond an initial or interim target to the final target book profits. Once initial target is crossed, you can use that as your trailing stop-loss level.

Notes:

· All prices relate to the NSE, unless otherwise mentioned.

· Calls are based on the previous trading day's price activity.

· The call is valid for the next trading session only unless otherwise mentioned.

· Stop-loss levels are given so that there is a level below/above, which the market will tell us that the call has gone wrong. Stop-loss is an essential risk control mechanism; it should always be there.

· Trading involves considerable risk. Trade at your own risk to the extent you are comfortable. The analyst shall not be responsible for any losses incurred for acting on these recommendations.

Disclosure:The analyst and his family do not have any trades in the securities recommended above at the time of giving this recommendation. His newsletter clients have been recommended the same along with other picks. Traders are requested to adhere to the stop losses very strictly; they are given to be implemented, not ignored. Do not chase a security and take a position where you would be uncomfortable with the stop-loss level. Take a position only when you feel that the risk-reward ratio looks comfortable and favourable for the trade.

Buy ITI with stop loss below Rs 45.40 for a target of Rs 53. This is a day-trading recommendation.

Buy ITI with stop loss below Rs 45.40 for a target of Rs 53. This is a day-trading recommendation.

Note:Either on the long side or on the short side if at any moment a counter is not moving beyond an initial or interim target to the final target book profits. Once initial target is crossed, you can use that as your trailing stop-loss level.

Notes:

· All prices relate to the NSE, unless otherwise mentioned.

· Calls are based on the previous trading day's price activity.

· The call is valid for the next trading session only unless otherwise mentioned.

Deepak Mohoni

Buy Educomp Solutions below Rs 1870 with stop loss at Rs 1830. This is a day-trading recommendation.

Buy Educomp Solutions below Rs 1870 with stop loss at Rs 1830. This is a day-trading recommendation.

These are intra-day trading recommendations. Use trailing stops once the position is taken. The extreme price of the previous 45-90 minutes at any time can be used as the trailing stops.

I have no position in any of these stocks at the time of writing (1000 hours, 4th June 2007), nor am I aware of any family members or clients holding positions in these stocks. The stocks may or may not have been recommended as buys and/or short sales in the last two months, but that is irrelevant since these are purely day-trading recommendations.

Buy Bharat Electronics below Rs 1895 with stop loss at Rs 1860. This is a day-trading recommendation.

Buy Bharat Electronics below Rs 1895 with stop loss at Rs 1860. This is a day-trading recommendation.

These are intra-day trading recommendations. Use trailing stops once the position is taken. The extreme price of the previous 45-90 minutes at any time can be used as the trailing stops.

I have no position in any of these stocks at the time of writing (1000 hours, 4th June 2007), nor am I aware of any family members or clients holding positions in these stocks. The stocks may or may not have been recommended as buys and/or short sales in the last two months, but that is irrelevant since these are purely day-trading recommendations.

E Mathew

Buy Tera Software with stop loss of Rs 85 (On Closing Basis), for a short-term target of Rs 113.

Buy Tera Software with stop loss of Rs 85 (On Closing Basis), for a short-term target of Rs 113.

Disclaimer: - One of the companies in which Mathew Easow is a Director holds One (1) Share of Bata India Ltd.

I, my family members and my group companies do not have any position what so ever in TERA SOFTWARE. This stock has been recommended to our clients and they may be holding long or short positions in this stock.

Mathew Easow and matheweasow.com gives an unbiased and competent picture of trading opportunities and it does that to the best of its abilities. However, prices can move up as well as down due to number of factors, all of which are impossible for anyone to foresee. THEREFORE, Mathew Easow and matheweasow.com cannot accept any responsibility for any investment decision or trading decision taken by readers and clients on the basis of information contained herein.

Short Term Target Means - Approximately 3 Months. Medium Term Target Means - Anything between 7 - 9 Months. Long Term Target Means - Anything above 1 Year.

Please follow stop losses very strictly and do not take positions where one is uncomfortable with the stop loss level. Above all Buy or Sell the stock only when the risk - reward ratio vis-a-vis the stop loss is favourable for taking a position.

Buy Bata India with stop loss of Rs 172 (On Closing Basis), for a short-term target of Rs 201 and a medium term target of Rs 235.

Buy Bata India with stop loss of Rs 172 (On Closing Basis), for a short-term target of Rs 201 and a medium term target of Rs 235.

Disclaimer: - One of the companies in which Mathew Easow is a Director holds One (1) Share of Bata India Ltd. I, my family members and my group companies do not have any position what so ever in TERA SOFTWARE. This stock has been recommended to our clients and they may be holding long or short positions in this stock.

Mathew Easow and matheweasow.com gives an unbiased and competent picture of trading opportunities and it does that to the best of its abilities. However, prices can move up as well as down due to number of factors, all of which are impossible for anyone to foresee. THEREFORE, Mathew Easow and matheweasow.com cannot accept any responsibility for any investment decision or trading decision taken by readers and clients on the basis of information contained herein.

Short Term Target Means - Approximately 3 Months. Medium Term Target Means - Anything between 7 - 9 Months. Long Term Target Means - Anything above 1 Year.

Please follow stop losses very strictly and do not take positions where one is uncomfortable with the stop loss level. Above all Buy or Sell the stock only when the risk - reward ratio vis-a-vis the stop loss is favourable for taking a position.

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Saturday, June 02, 2007

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