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Thursday, February 22, 2007

Market Watch & Insider Trades


Insider Trades:
Lloyd Electric & Engineering Ltd: (1) Morgan Stanley & Co. International Limited a/c Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Mauritius Co. Ltd (2) Morgan Stanley & Co. International Limited A/C Morgan Stanley Investment Mauritius Ltd has purchased from open market 50000 equity shares of Lloyd Electric & Engineering Ltd on 19th February, 2007.
Godrej Industries Ltd: Nadir B Godrej (Director) has sold in open market 400000 equity shares of Godrej Industries Ltd on 14th February, 2007.

Market Volumes:
The turnover on NSE was up by 8% to Rs84.41bn. BSE Technical index was the major loser and lost 0.91%. BSE FMCG index (down 0.73%), BSE PSU index (down 0.62%) and BSE Oil & Gas index (down 0.61%) were among the other major losers. However, BSE Consumer Durable index gained 0.90%.

Volume Toppers:
IFCI, SAIL, Zee News, IDBI, IDFC, RNRL, HLL, Aptech, GBN, Balrampur Chini, TTML, Cinemax India, Hindalco, R Com, Indiabulls, ITC, Gujarat Ambuja, Tata Steel, Praj Industries and Satyam Computer.

Delivery Delight:
Aurobindo Pharma, Bayer, Bharti Airtel, BILCARE, BOC India, Britannia, Crompton Greaves, Dabur, Dr Reddys, Engineers India, Eveready Industries, Gammon India, GlaxoSmithKline, Gujarat Gas, HCL Tech, HDFC, Jagran Prakashan, Madras Cements, Nicholas Piramal, Suzlon, Tata Tea and Voltas.

Upper Circuit Filters:
Surana Telecom, Nucleus Software, Godawari Power, Tanla, PSTL, Jay Bharat Textile, HOV Services and KLG Systel.

Brokers Recommendation:
IVRCL Infrastructure – Buy from Man Financial with target of Rs483.

Long Term Investment:
Indotech Transformers.

Major News Headlines

Max plans to sell securities to large investors

Garnet Construction ties up with Dubai-based Sternon Group

Gail India to consider mid-year dividend on 6th March

Ranbaxy founders say no plans to sell stake

Deccan Chronicle to invest Rs250mn in Bangalore Edition

SKF India to set up manufacturing plant in Uttaranchal

Sintex bags Rs7.5bn order from Gujarat Government

Prithvi Information raises $50mn through FCCB