Brokerage Reports
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Buy HDFC Bank; target of Rs 1,850: ICICI Securities
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Buy Tejas Networks; target of Rs 1100: Emkay Global Financial
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Buy Bajaj Finance; target of Rs 9000: Emkay Global Financial
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Buy Bajaj Finance; target of Rs 9000: Emkay Global Financial
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Reduce Persistent Systems; target of Rs 3700: Emkay Global Financial
- Buy HDFC Bank; target of Rs 1,850: ICICI Securities
- Buy Tejas Networks; target of Rs 1100: Emkay Global Financial
- Buy Bajaj Finance; target of Rs 9000: Emkay Global Financial
- Buy Bajaj Finance; target of Rs 9000: Emkay Global Financial
- Reduce Persistent Systems; target of Rs 3700: Emkay Global Financial
Buzzing Stocks
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Gainers and Losers: 10 stocks that moved the most on April 23
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Vodafone Idea zooms 12% after FPO sees 6x subscription; focus shifts to allotment, listing
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Gujarat State Petronet falls sharply from day#39;s high as tariff cut triggers flurry of downgrades
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PSP Projects share gains 4% on launching Rs 244-crore QIP
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Tejas Network zooms 20% to 52-week high on stellar Q4 score, Emkay raises target
- Gainers and Losers: 10 stocks that moved the most on April 23
- Vodafone Idea zooms 12% after FPO sees 6x subscription; focus shifts to allotment, listing
- Gujarat State Petronet falls sharply from day#39;s high as tariff cut triggers flurry of downgrades
- PSP Projects share gains 4% on launching Rs 244-crore QIP
- Tejas Network zooms 20% to 52-week high on stellar Q4 score, Emkay raises target
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InoxCVA IPO: Company and IPO details
InoxCVA, a name that might not ring familiar to many, holds a pivotal role in a niche yet vital sector—manufacturing specialized cryogenic equipment. As the company gears up for its initial public offering (IPO) in the Indian markets, it’s an opportune moment to delve into its fascinating journey and the potential it holds for investors…
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Buffet sells Paytm stock at loss…Paytm share price review
Warren Buffett’s selling of Paytm stock in the Indian market at a loss indeed drew attention due to his status as an investing luminary. His decision to sell Paytm shares resulted in an estimated loss of around Rs 500 crores. The shares were sold for a total of Rs 1370 crore, at a price of…
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Non Convertible Debentures (NCDs): Is it a safe investment
Non Convertible Debentures (NCDs) offer fixed income to investors for a specified tenure. Companies issue NCDs as a means to raise capital for diverse needs such as expanding their operations or initiating new projects. Essentially, an NCD is a commitment made by the issuing company to repay the principal amount with a promised interest rate,…
