14 stocks that doubled when Sensex fell 18%; US Fed can't drain it all; Sensex up 400 pts

THE ECONOMIC TIMES Fri, Jan 29, 2016 | 05:51 PM IST ET Market Watch Newsletter

Hidden gems: 14 stocks that doubled when Sensex fell 18% since March, '15 Analysts said this is the best time for investors to build a portfolio or even change strategy because correction has already happened. US Fed can't drain it all: Central banks keep easy money flowing Asian markets, including that of India, saw a big jump, lifting the Sensex 400 points, while Nifty50 reclaimed its crucial psychological level of 7,530. Sensex rallies 400 points, Nifty50 jumps past 7,550 A surprise announcement of negative interest rate by the Bank of Japan and a surge in crude oil prices gave the domestic equity market a big lift on Friday.

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Market Watch 29 Jan | 05:51PM SENSEX 24870.69↑401.12 NIFTY 7563.55↑138.90 USD/INR 67.78↓-0.44 GOLD (Rs/10g.) 26537.00↓-173.00

Gainers Losers 29 Jan, 2016, 05:51PM IST, PTI|View All Company Name Live Price Change (%) Volume High Low Radha Madhav Corporation Ltd. 19.80 20.00 558368 19.80 16.20 Visagar Polytex Ltd. 91.00 19.97 735203 91.00 76.50 Camex Ltd. 37.20 19.81 16609 37.20 30.75

FROM THE NEWSPAPER

Long-term investors in stocks need not worry about 'Death Cross' Death cross is a terminology used by technical analysts, where the short-term moving average (50-day) drops below long-term moving average (200-day). Buy-buy India: 4 reasons why buying stocks now can earn you big returns The S&P BSE Sensex might be down a little over 6% so far in calendar 2016, and about 18% from its record high of 30,024.74, which had made analysts cautious. Rupee@68! Five reasons why it is tumbling against the greenback The rupee, which performed relatively well against most of its Asian peers in last two years, has suddenly lost its way and fallen 3 per cent in January alone. EIL share sale fully subscribed, goverment may get Rs 637 crore At the floor price of Rs 189 apiece, the sale of over 3.36 crore shares would fetch about Rs 637 crore to the exchequer. Rollover of short positions hints at negative bias The cost of rollover was seen at 15 points, which suggests traders were aggressively carrying forward their short positions to February.

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