Despite the negative news flow and profit booking by foreign institutional investors, the benchmarks are not correcting sharply.

Sandeep Wagle is bullish on Havells India and Petronet LNG, while Mitesh Thacker has a buy call on Airtel and Tata Steel.

Mitesh Thacker has a sell call on IFCI and Ambuja Cements, while Sandeep Wagle is bullish on DRL and Coal India.

Ashwani Gujral has a sell call on Titan Industries and McLeod Russel, while Sandeep Wagle is bullish on CESC and Divi's Lab.

Ashwani Gujral has a buy call on Lupin, Infosys, Biocon and DLF, while Shardul Kulkarni recommends selling REC Ltd.

Ashwani Gujral has a buy call on Aurobindo Pharma, DLF and Tata Global Beverages, while Mitesh Thacker recommends selling Tata Motors.

According to analysts, the earnings for the third quarter and IIP data are likely to provide direction to the market in the near term.

The trade is expected to remain range-bound for next few sessions. Here the top trading picks that stand a chance to give good returns in t...

Sensex on Thursday witnessed profit booking on concerns of global economic health. All sectoral indices were in the red with auto, FMCG and...

The Indian markets were witnessing a choppy session in absence of positive cues from Asian peers. Gains in realty, power and pharmaceutical...

Following are the top five trading picks that stand a chance to give good returns in the short term.

HCL Technologies has given a strong bullish rally of almost 30% in the last three months. Now the stock is expected to face a stiff resista...

Shares of Kingfisher Airlines plunged nearly 20% to its all-time low of Rs 17.55 on the Bombay stock Exchange.

Shares of Kingfisher Airlines fell 3.4% on Thursday after its auditor said in the company’s annual report that the carrier needs to infuse ...

The country largest private sector lender, ICICI Bank, today announced a hike of 25 basis points in its lending rate to 9.50 per cent effec...

The announcements came a day after RBI Governor D Subbarao asked banks to hike deposit rates and lower lending rates.

Ignoring the FM's plea, India’s second largest bank, ICICI Bank has hiked its home loan rates by 1%.