June 10th 2009 Stock Update ( Sintex, Prism Cement, Ashok Leyland, ONGC, Wipro )

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01:30 PM Wednesday, 10 June
Rajesh Agarwal, market expert recommends investors to hold Sintex Industries with target of Rs 275-280.
Source : CNBC AWAAZ
01:21 PM Wednesday, 10 June
Prakash Gaba, technical analyst recommends investors to hold Prism Cement with target of Rs 55. Keep stop-loss of Rs 36-37, he adds.
Source : CNBC AWAAZ
01:09 PM Wednesday, 10 June
Hold Infosys and book partial profits at Rs 1,850, says Neera Jain, technical analyst. Keep stop-loss below Rs 1,650, he adds.
Source : NDTV PROFIT
12:32 PM Wednesday, 10 June
Neera Jain, technical analyst recommends investors to buy Ashok Leyland with stop-loss below Rs 30.
Source : NDTV PROFIT
12:30 PM Wednesday, 10 June
Reseach analyst Santosh Sahu recommends investors to buy Bharti Airtel at Rs 840 with a stop-loss of Rs 800 for delivery target of Rs 900-940.
Source : IRIS
12:28 PM Wednesday, 10 June
MB Singh, technical analyst recommends investors to buy Suzlon Energy at Rs 125-130 with stop-loss of Rs 108. Keep short-term target of Rs 160 and mid-term target of Rs 170, he adds.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS
12:23 PM Wednesday, 10 June
Reseach analyst Santosh Sahu recommends investors to buy ONGC at Rs 1,187 with a stop-loss of Rs 1,140 for delivery target of Rs 1,250-1,280.
Source : IRIS
12:10 PM Wednesday, 10 June
Technical analyst, Salil Sharma advises investors to buy IFCI only if it crosses Rs 56.50 for target of Rs 62.
Source : CNBC AWAAZ
12:07 PM Wednesday, 10 June
Hemant Thukral, technical analyst recommends investors to buy Wipro with a target of Rs 460-470.
Source : CNBC TV18
11:24 AM Wednesday, 10 June
Hold DLF which has support at Rs 340, says Pradeep Surekha, technical analyst. It has resistance at Rs 450 crossing which it can go up to Rs 520, he adds.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS

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