May 27th 2009 Stock Update ( Hindalco, AIA, DLF )

By CROW -
02:41 PM Wednesday, 27 May
MB Singh, technical analyst recommends investors to hold RNRL with targets of Rs 90 and then 110.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS
02:39 PM Wednesday, 27 May
Salil Sharma of Kapoor & Sharma Company advises investors to hold Praj Industries with a target of Rs 125 in four months.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS
02:38 PM Wednesday, 27 May
Husseini Wadharia of Techno Shares recommends investors to buy IOC with a target of Rs 595-615 and stop-loss of Rs 548.
Source : CNBC AWAAZ
02:29 PM Wednesday, 27 May
Salil Sharma of Kapoor & Sharma Company recommends investors to hold PTC with a target of Rs 110 in four months where one can exit and keep a stop-loss of Rs 78.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS
02:11 PM Wednesday, 27 May
Technical analyst, MB Singh recommends investors to buy Info Edge with a target of Rs 800-825 where one can book partial profits and keep a stop-loss of Rs 620.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS
01:49 PM Wednesday, 27 May
Salil Sharma of Kapoor & Sharma Company advises investors to buy GTL Infra with a target of Rs 46-55 and keep a stop-loss of Rs 37.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS
12:51 PM Wednesday, 27 May
Anil Singhvi, market expert advises investors to buy Neyveli Lignite with intra-day target of Rs 140. Keep stop-loss of Rs 128, he adds.
Source : CNBC AWAAZ
12:50 PM Wednesday, 27 May
Rajat Bose, technical analyst advises investors to buy Hindalco with intra-day target of Rs 84-87. Medium-term target is Rs 115-120, he adds.
Source : CNBC AWAAZ
12:46 PM Wednesday, 27 May
Nitin Murarka of SMC Global recommends investors to hold AIA Engineering with stop-loss of Rs 200. It has resistance at Rs 235 crossing which it can go to Rs 250 at which levels book profit, he adds.
Source : ZEE BUSINESS
12:34 PM Wednesday, 27 May
Technical analyst, Ashwani Gujral recommends investors to buy DLF at Rs 315-320 with target of Rs 375-380.
Source : CNBC TV18

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