Market Live: Nifty above 10,650, Sensex up 250 points ; realty stocks in focus.

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Stocks in the news: Essel Propack, Duke Offshore, Majesco, Vyapar Industries, Valecha Engg: Indian equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty jumped higher in opening deals on Wednesday, mirroring the upbeat sentiment of other major Asian peers. 

Asian stocks advanced to 4.5 month highs on Wednesday as investors bet that Chinese and US trade negotiators would be able to secure a deal to de-escalate their year-long tariff war, Reuters reported. 

A new round of talks between the two countries, to find an amicable solution to the trade-related issues, started on Tuesday and Friday.

Here are stock's that are in the news today:

Results on February 20: Mahindra CIE Automotive, Mayor Leather Products, Metalyst Forgings, Rollatainers, Sang Froid Labs (India)

Essel Propack: Company further received Rs 40 corer towards repayment of outstanding dues of Inter corporate deposit. It has already received Rs 25.30 crore in last month. The balance amount is expected to be received by March 2019.

Duke Offshore: The Company received a prestigious contract from Daewoo - Tata projects Limited JV to provide one initial high speed vessel to support construction for the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link project.

ICICI Bank: allotted 59,891 equity shares under ESOS

Ramco Cements: Green Products and Services Council of Confederation of Indian Industry has renewed the GreenPro Certification for our Company's flagship product - RAMCO SUPERGRADE

Seya Industries: to hold EGM on March 12, 2019

Aarti Industries: Collaborates with Global Chemical Conglomerate to develop and supply High Value Specialty Chemical Intermediate worth USD 125 million for a 10 year supply period

Prism Johnson: issued a LOI (Letter of Intent) for EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) contract for setting up a Waste Heat Recovery based Power Generation System of peak capacity 22.50 MW to be located at its cement manufacturing facility near village Mankahari, District Satna, Madhya Pradesh.

Genus Power Infrastructures: India Ratings and Research affirmed the company's long-term issuer rating at A+ with stable outlook.

The Investment Trust of India: Company approved revised Scheme of Arrangement between United Petro Finance Limited (demerged company) and Fortune Credit Capital Limited (resulting company).

Bajaj Healthcare: Board approved issue of bonus shares in the ratio of one equity share for every one existing equity share held by the members.

Valecha Engineering: Loss at Rs 16 crore versus loss Rs 13.2 crore; revenue rises to Rs 56.5 crore versus Rs 43.22 crore YoY.

Vedanta: The company is not in the process of submitting any revised bid for Essar Steel under the IBC process.

The Byke Hospitality: CARE assigned BBB+ rating with negative outlook for company's long term bank facilities.

Majesco: American Public Life Insurance Company selects Majesco L&A and Group Core Suite.

Yes Bank: clarified on RBI's Risk Assessment Report for FY-18: The bank said the release on RBI Report made with an intention to be fully compliant with SEBI regulations.

Maharashtra Seamless: Company paid Rs 477 crore for acquisition of United Seamless Tabulaar.

JK Tyre: Sanjeev Aggarwal appointed as CFO. Ashok K Kinra ceased to be CFO but will continue with the company as a financial adviser.

Vedanta: Company will proceed with next steps of filing a writ petition before Madras HC to reopen company's Tamil Nadu unit.

Jaypee Infratech: Promoters offer to withdraw company. from insolvency U/Sec 12A of IBC. Jaiprakash Associates offers Rs 1,500 crore to creditors versus Rs 8,125 crore owed as principal amount, offers Rs 4,858 crore as debt asset swap, offers Rs 2,000 crore as optionally convertible debentures and seeks a waiver of Rs 1,425 crore interest payment from financial creditors - CNBC-TV18 sources.

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Today start Sensex drop’s 150 points, Nifty test’s 10,850; Bank stocks crack 

NEW DELHI: Equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty opened in the negative territory on Monday Morning, breaking the winning momentum of last two consecutive sessions, as a fresh spell of selling emerged in bank stocks. 
China market was closed and will remain so all week for Lunar New Year.

 Other Asian peer’s logged gains but dollar's rise against its peer’s weighed on emerging market currencies and stocks. 
The dollar hovered near a one-week high against the yen on Monday, buoyed by stronger- than-expected US jobs and factory data, Reuters reported. 
Rupee's fall against the US dollar hit the sentiment. The domestic unit on Monday opened 29 paise down at 71.54 against the dollar on account of some buying in American currency by banks and importers.

3 Stock’s that could deliver Solid Return’s investment 

By Adviser-Pushpendra: Markets are hovering around those 36,338 levels. The price to earning’s are not very cheap at the current level. Benchmark indices are also expected to be volatile in the coming days, ahead of the General Elections in May 2019. There are many stocks that continue to remain undervalued at the current levels.
The share’s of India Bulls Housing has dropped from levels of Rs 1,400 to the current levels of Rs 796. The fall has come largely on the back of the liquidity crisis in the NBFC sector and the IL&FS fiasco. Nothing much has change for India Bulls Housing though. The company continues to grow at solid growth rates of almost 20 per cent. What is most interesting is that at the current price of Rs 796, the dividend yield works to a healthy 5.27 per cent. In fact, the company declares dividend’s almost 4 times every year. A further fall in the price of the shares is ruled out, given the fact that dividends paid by the company will support the share price.

Yes Bank

Yes Bank too is an undervalued stock, which has gone through severe price damage in the last one year. The shares have halved from levels of Rs 380 to the current price of Rs 190. However, the problem with Yes Bank is that it has been plagued by numerous worries, including the departure of Rana Kapoor as the CEO from Jan 31, 2019. Apart from this there have been worries of under reporting of NPAs.

 However, it is likely that we may see worries at the bank subsiding over the more longer term. The shares are definitely undervalued for the fourth largest private sector bank in the country. The one year forward p/e is less than times, making the stock attractive at the current levels.

Coal India

 This is another stock that should be bought because it is largely undervalued. The company declared a dividend of Rs 7.25 per share recently and another Rs 10 per share dividend is likely later in Feb. The total dividend paid results in a dividend yield of more than 7 per cent per year.

This makes the stock attractive. The business prospects of the company are also good, given the fact that it is a cash rich company and almost has a monopoly over the coal mining business in India. The shares of Coal India have fallen from a high of Rs 326 to the current price of Rs 227. At the current market price, the stock has very low risk. A good bet for the long term.

How shares in India are taxed?

 In India, if you sell your shares before a period of 1 year, then short term capital gains of 15 per cent applies. On the other hand, if you sell the shares after a period of 1 year, then long term capital gains on shares apply. This is levied at 10 per cent currently.

 It is important to note, that long term capital gains only applies, where the profits exceed more than Rs 1 lakh per year. It is hence very important to ensure that you plan the sale of your shares accordingly.

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Just 10 stocks are holding the fort; rest havelost Rs 23 lakh crore in a year 

India’s main stock indices have remained resilient compared to many other markets since the last Union Budget. But that does not give you the real picture. Beneath the surface, there has been a dent in investor wealth. 

Indian companies excluding the top 10 performers have lost a whopping Rs 23 lakh crore, or 18 per cent of market capitalisation, due to macro-economic uncertainties, US-China trade war and expensive valuations. 
In the 50-share Nifty, 26 stocks are currently trading 20 per cent below their 52-week highs. When an index falls 20 per cent continuously, it is said to be in a bear phase. More Detail's Join us.

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 Invested  in Debt papers for short and medium time period to generate interest income. These funds usually do not take any interest rate/credit risk but stick to earning interest.

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You can get return upto 7% by investing in the liquid fund. As the banks cutting interest in savings account, Liquid Funds, which are almost a perfectly substitute product for SB accounts, could turn more attractive in terms of return.

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Market Live: Sensex up 100 pts in pre-opening, Nifty flat; Tata Steel slips 10%

Today market open 35716.72 & pre close 35656.70, A put ratio spread on Nifty options is a strategy Broker’s and Trader’s are initiating ahead of the Interim Budget for FY 20. They said this could serve a dual, punting and hedging strategy before the event. 

Given the sombre market mood, with fears of the fisc over shooting and bond yield’s rising due to a variety of reasons, put ratio is a short Nifty Strategy on anticipation of the bellwether index not falling substantially below 10,100 during or post the event on February 1. It uses Nifty options expiring on February 28. 

Rajesh Baheti, MD of leading arbitrage and jobbing firm Crosse as Capital Services, and Rajesh Palviya, derivatives head at Axis Securities, said the strategy could be used to punt as well as hedge one’s portfolio. 

It consists of buying a 10500 put and selling two 10100 puts.

The sale of the two, deeper out of the money (OTM) put options indicates the trader is shorting volatility, which will drop post the event.

Basis Monday’s provisional closing prices, the 10500 put costs Rs 139 a share while the 10100 put costs Rs 56. 

The sale of two 10100 puts fetches the client Rs 112 a share.

This helps cut the cost of the 10500 purchased put to Rs 27 share. 

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India's financial markets - including equity, bond, commodities and forex markets - are closed on Saturday on account of Republic Day. 

Indian equity market settled in negative territory on Thursday, snapping a winning streak of six sessions, pulled down by IT and PSU bank stocks on the last day of January series futures and options contracts.

 
The Nifty50 index shed 16 points to settle at 11,070, while the BSE Sensex retreated 111 points to close at 36,050. 
The rupee continued its stellar run for the third straight session, rising by 14 paise to end at a fresh one-week high of 63.55 a dollar on sustained unwinding of American currency by exporters and corporate, PTI reported. 

The rupee continued its stellar run for the third straight session, rising by 14 paise to end at a fresh one-week high of 63.55 a dollar on sustained unwinding of American currency by exporters and corporate, PTI reported. 

Also, steady foreign fund inflows predominantly supported the rupee up move.

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