June 16th 2009 Stock Update ( SBI, Oswal Chemicals, IOC)

By CROW -
02:36 PM Tuesday , 16 June
Pradeep Surekha, technical analyst advises investors to hold Oswal Chemicals with target of Rs 29. Keep stop-loss of Rs 22.30, he adds.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS
02:35 PM Tuesday , 16 June
Technical analyst, Hemen Kapadia recommends investors to buy SBI with target of Rs 1,745. Keep stop-loss of Rs 1,685, he adds.
Source : CNBC AWAAZ
02:34 PM Tuesday , 16 June
V Sundar Raja, technical analyst advises investors to buy IOC if it closes above Rs 570. Keep stop-loss of Rs 540, he adds.
Source : NDTV PROFIT
02:32 PM Tuesday , 16 June
Buy L&T at Rs 1,200 and then hold for 2-3 years, says Atul Mehra of Bharat Bhusan Securities. It is fundamentally a sound stock, he adds.
Source : NDTV PROFIT
01:38 PM Tuesday , 16 June
Hold RIL which is still in an uptrend, says V Sundar Raja, technical analyst. It has support at Rs 2,150 and resistance at Rs 2,300, he adds.
Source : NDTV PROFIT
01:37 PM Tuesday , 16 June
Nitin Murarka of SMC Global recommends investors to hold Union Bank of India with target of Rs 265. Keep stop-loss of Rs 205-207, he adds.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS
01:17 PM Tuesday , 16 June
Hold Suzlon Energy with short-term target of Rs 145, says Vijay Bhambwani, technical analyst.
Source : CNBC AWAAZ
01:15 PM Tuesday , 16 June
V Sundar Raja, technical analyst advises investors to hold Tech Mahindra with target of Rs 800. Keep stop-loss of Rs 680, he adds.
Source : NDTV PROFIT
01:13 PM Tuesday , 16 June
Buy Hindalco on dips and in staggered fashion, says Simi Bhaumik, technical analyst. Keep target of Rs 120-122, she adds.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS
12:39 PM Tuesday , 16 June
Simi Bhaumik, technical analyst recommends investors to hold B.A.G. Films for long term with stop-loss below Rs 15. Short-term investors should exit if it breaks Rs 20 and buy again at Rs 16, she adds.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS

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