June 19th 2009 Stock Update (NTPC, Chambal Fertilisers, TATA Steel)

By CROW -
12:17 PM Friday , 19 June
Hold Spicejet with stop-loss of Rs 19, says Ramesh Arora, technical analyst. It has resistance at Rs 24 crossing which it can go to Rs 29, he adds.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS
12:17 PM Friday , 19 June
Technical analyst, MB Singh recommends investors to hold YES Bank with target of Rs 142. It is trading in a range of Rs 117-140, he adds.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS
12:15 PM Friday , 19 June
Ramesh Arora, technical analyst recommends investors to hold Suzlon Energy with stop-loss of Rs 97. It has resistance at Rs 107 crossing which it can go to Rs 120, he adds.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS
12:14 PM Friday , 19 June
Akshita Deshmukh, technical analyst recommends investors to buy RNRL at Rs 84-85 with target of Rs 120.
Source : CNBC AWAAZ
12:12 PM Friday , 19 June
Santosh Sahu, Reseach analyst recommends investors to buy NTPC at Rs 197.70 with a stop-loss of Rs 191 for delivery target of Rs 212-215.
Source : IRIS
11:30 AM Friday , 19 June
Mitesh Thacker, technical analyst recommends investors to hold Mphasis with target of Rs 430-440.
Source : CNBC TV18
11:29 AM Friday , 19 June
MB Singh, technical analyst advises investors to hold Chambal Fertilisers with target of Rs 72. Keep stop-loss below Rs 60, he adds.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS
11:27 AM Friday , 19 June
Ramesh Arora, technical analyst recommends investors to hold NIIT Tech with target of Rs 130. Keep stop-loss of Rs 85, he adds.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS
11:04 AM Friday , 19 June
Reseach analyst, Santosh Sahu recommends investors to buy Tata Steel at Rs 399 with a stop-loss of Rs 375 for delivery target of Rs 440-450.
Source : IRIS
10:38 AM Friday , 19 June
Ramesh Arora, technical analyst advises investors to hold Wellspun Gujarat with target of Rs 209. Keep stop-loss of Rs 183, he adds.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS

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