The Sensex rose 152 points to 54,555 at a new record high of 54,779

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Investors' asset-market capitalization fell by Rs 1.2 lakh crore to Rs 4.5 lakh crore

(Gujarat News Correspondent) MUMBAI: Small, mid-cap and cash stocks were called by the BSE exchange today. Add-on Price Band Framework for BSE Exclusive Securities-Shares introduced by BSE Operators, funds, giants, players in small, mid-cap stocks today called for an all-round crash over changes in the price band-circuit limit of stocks introducing this new framework in addition to trade (TT) etc. Of course, in the wake of the Sensex-Nifty-based record rally, funds, experts, operators, players today for the second day in a row, small, mid-cap, cash stocks in the long-running turbulent bullish trade remained largely mild. In this crash, more than 200 stocks started the lower circuit of only sellers today and finally 8 stocks fell on the BSE. In the last two days, retail investors, who have been blindly buying stocks at lucrative prices in the bullish market, have seen a big bang in the last two days as local funds and operators have eased by distributing in small, mid-cap stocks. However, in the last hour after the crash in small, mid-cap stocks today, operators made large purchases, accelerating the opportunity for value-buying in many stocks.

Sensex 3 and Nifty 12 set new history: IT, banking stocks rise in new market boom zone

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) become buyers again in Indian stock markets. A record of height was set. Brent crude was trading near 6.21 a barrel and Nymex crude was close to ૫૪ 4.5 a barrel in recovery this evening after crude oil prices fell yesterday to close at ૬૮ 6 a barrel on the back of declining demand for crude. IT-software services, technology stocks and banking-finance stocks continued to buy selectively, the Sensex today hit a new high of 4.5 points at the end of the day, the Nifty spot rose by 121.41 points to 3.2 and the new Nifty spot rose to a new history of 21 points. 120.10 were closed. The US dollar had gained 18 paise to a two-week high of Rs 4.5 against the rupee today.

The Sensex made a new history at 203 after caution at the beginning and finally rose by 12 points to 4.

Trading started moderately strong today. The Sensex opened at 31.81 against the previous close of 206.5, raising fund-raising to a new high of 4.5. After bouncing back from the highs, the profit-booking fell to 203.8 in the shock, and finally rose again by 131.31 points to close at 7.5.

IT stocks continue to rise: Nelco jumps Rs 5 to Rs 5: Hinduja Global, Tech Mahindra, Oracle jump

Funds in IT-software services, technology stocks bought heavily for the second day in a row today. Nelco jumps up Rs 4.5 to Rs 2.50, Hinduja Global jumps up Rs 12.05 to Rs 4.5, Tech Mahindra jumps up Rs 2.50 to Rs 19.10, Newgen Software jumps up Rs 12 205, Oracle Finserv rose by Rs 4.5 to Rs 5, HCL Technology rose by Rs 15.05 to Rs 104.5, Wipro rose by Rs 5 to Rs 206.5, L&T Infotech rose by Rs 4.5. Rs 2.7, Infosys was up Rs 13.5 to Rs 13.5. The US dollar had gained 18 paise to a two-week high of Rs 4.5 against the rupee today.

Selective rise in banking-finance stocks: AU Small Finance jumps Rs 5 to Rs 1,200: Kotak Mahindra Bank rises

Banking-finance stocks were bullish today. AU Small Finance Bank jumped by Rs 2.50 to Rs 1,200.50, Kotak Mahindra Bank rose by Rs 3 to Rs 1,312.5, Axis Bank rose by Rs 2.50 to Rs 21.15, HDFC Bank rose by Rs 2.50. Increased to Rs. While Federal Bank fell by Rs 1.2 to Rs 4.5, State Bank of India fell by Rs 3 to Rs 2.50.

Metal stocks crash: Metal index down 3 points: Sail, APL Apollo, Jindal Steel, Tata Steel down

In metal-mining stocks, the BSE Metal Index was down 2.6 points at 204.5 today as funds and experts sold all round profits. Sail fell by Rs 4.5 to Rs 12.50, APL Apollo fell by Rs 3.15 to Rs 19.50, Jindal Steel fell by Rs 19.50 to Rs 200.5, NMDC fell by Rs 2.50 to Rs. 16.15, JSW Steel fell by Rs 2.50 to Rs 3, Tata Steel by Rs 4.5 to Rs 19.50, Hindalco by Rs 4.5 to Rs 2.50. Coal India's quarterly net profit rose 5 per cent but the stock fell by Rs 1.05 to Rs 19.5.

Small, mid-cap stocks tumble: 7 stocks close negative: Only sellers in 21 stocks bearish lower circuit

Marketbroadth remained consistently negative today as funds, operators, players, high networth investors sold broadly in small, mid-cap, cash stocks against strength at the end of Sensex, Nifty based volatility. Out of the total 6 scrips traded on the BSE, there were 203 gainers and 9 losers. The only seller in 21 stocks was the lower circuit against the bullish circuit of 312 stocks.

FPIs / FIIs net sale of Rs 15 crore shares in cash: DIIs net purchase of Rs 5 crore in cash

FIIs - Foreign institutional investors, foreign portfolio investors - FPIs were to sell net worth of Rs 12.51 crore in cash today-Tuesday. A total of Rs 2.50 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs 2.15 crore. While DII-domestic institutional investors made a net purchase of Rs 2 crore in cash today. A total of Rs 4.5 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs 4.5 crore.

Investors' asset-market capitalization fell by Rs 1.2 lakh crore to Rs 4.5 lakh crore

Sensex, Nifty-based, market capitalization of stocks of companies listed on BSE-investors' assets fell by Rs 1.8 lakh crore to Rs 4.5 lakh crore in a single day today on the back of a massive sell-off in small, mid-cap and cash stocks Was.

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