May 6th 2009 Stock Update ( HINDUSTAN LIVERS, DISHMAN, MTNL, SRF)

By CROW -

02:08 PM Wednesday, 06 May
Research analyst, Santosh Sahu recommends investors to buy NTPC above Rs 194.85 with target of Rs 200-202. Keep stop-loss of Rs 192, he adds. (Buy Today Sell Tomorrow)
Source : IRIS
01:17 PM Wednesday, 06 May
Religare- Retail recommends a `buy` on Great Offshore with target of Rs 330.
Source : IRIS
01:16 PM Wednesday, 06 May
Religare- Retail recommends a `buy` on Garware Offshore with target of Rs 154.
Source : IRIS
01:11 PM Wednesday, 06 May
Religare- Retail recommends a `buy` on Biocon with target of Rs 171.
Source : IRIS
12:58 PM Wednesday, 06 May
Religare- Retail recommends a `buy` on Hindustan Unilever with target of Rs Rs 280.
Source : IRIS
12:52 PM Wednesday, 06 May
Religare- Retail recommends a `buy` on Dishman Pharmaceuticals with target of Rs 135.
Source : IRIS
12:26 PM Wednesday, 06 May
Research analyst, Santosh Sahu recommends investors to buy Cairn India above Rs 205 with target of Rs 225-232. Keep stop-loss of Rs 195, he adds. (Short Term Delivery)
Source : IRIS
12:08 PM Wednesday, 06 May
Research analyst, Santosh Sahu recommends investors to buy Bank of India above Rs 242 with intraday target of Rs 250-252. Keep stop-loss of Rs 239, he adds.
Source : IRIS
11:45 AM Wednesday, 06 May
Research analyst, Santosh Sahu recommends investors to buy MTNL above Rs 73.30 with target of Rs 81-83. Keep stop-loss of Rs 69, he adds. (Short Term Delivery)
Source : IRIS
11:44 AM Wednesday, 06 May
Research analyst, Santosh Sahu recommends investors to buy SRF above Rs 90.70 with target of Rs 150-155. Keep stop-loss of Rs 85, he adds. (Short Term Delivery)
Source : IRIS

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