May 18th 2009 Stock Update ( HDIL, Kotak, India Infoline, Praj Industries )

By CROW -
09:09 AM Monday , 18 May
Buy in India Infoline from a short-term trading perspective.
Source : BUSINESS LINE
03:56 PM Friday , 15 May
Buy Praj Industries with a target of Rs 90 and stop loss of Rs 70, says Rajesh Jain of SMC Global Securities.
Source : CNBC TV 18
11:31 AM Friday , 15 May
Ramesh Arora, technical analyst recommends investors to hold Unitech with target of Rs 54. Keep stop-loss of Rs 46, he adds.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS
11:17 AM Friday , 15 May
Ashwani Gujral, technical analyst recommends investors to buy Jay Shree Tea with target of Rs 175. Keep stop-loss of Rs 130, he adds.
Source : CNBC AWAAZ
11:16 AM Friday , 15 May
Mehraboon Irani of Centrum Broking advises investors to buy Dhampur Sugar Mills for good returns.
Source : CNBC AWAAZ
11:14 AM Friday , 15 May
Technical analyst, Deepak Mohoni advises investors to buy HDIL below Rs 185-186 for short-term trade. Keep stop-loss of Rs 181, he adds.
Source : CNBC TV18
11:12 AM Friday , 15 May
Hold Gujarat NRE Coke with target of Rs 35-37, says Ramesh Arora, technical analyst. Keep short-term stop-loss of Rs 27.50 and long-term stop-loss of Rs 25, he adds.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS
11:11 AM Friday , 15 May
Rahul Mohinder, technical analyst recommend investors to buy Harrisons Malayalam with target of Rs 105 in 3-6 months.
Source : CNBC AWAAZ
10:21 AM Friday , 15 May
Buy Ashok Leyland at Rs 18-19, says Rahul Mohinder, technical analyst.
Source : CNBC AWAAZ
10:20 AM Friday , 15 May
Simi Bhaumik, technical analyst recommends investors to buy Kotak Mahindra Bank at Rs 499 with target of Rs 520. Keep stop-loss of Rs 489, she adds.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS

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