Sensex ends flat; M&M, Cipla, Tata Power, ONGC up

	Dated:22 June,2011

Market Round-up SENSEX 17550.63 -9.67 NIFTY 5278.30 2.45 NASDAQ 2141.54 17.78 DJIA 10060.06 19.61 RS/$ 46.79 -0.14 NSE Gainers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Timbor Home Ltd. 91.55 + 45.32 Dalmia Bharat Enterprises 174.40 + 14.21 Avanti Feeds Ltd. 37.75 + 10.54 Autoline Industries Ltd. 138.10 + 9.91 Pradip Overseas Ltd. 87.45 + 8.70 NSE Losers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Oil Country Tubular Ltd. 70.70 -10.90 Remsons Industries Ltd. 22.50 -10.89 Precot Meridian Ltd. 135.60 -9.51 Goldstone Technologies Lt 7.15 -9.49 AML Steel Ltd. 15.75 -8.96

Top Headlines Sensex ends flat; M&M, Cipla, Tata Power, ONGC up Benchmarks ended a tepid session on a flat-to-positive note due to lack of participation from institutional investors in absence of any positive cues. Underweight on India within regional equity portfolios: Geoff Lewis There are going to be growth disappointments which will downgrade earnings, says Geoff Lewis, Head of Investment Services, JP Morgan. FIIs are waiting on the sidelines to enter the market: Deven Choksey "The money is certainly there in the system but the money is getting parked into some of the fixed income earning instruments like the fixed deposits." Views on Stocks/Markets Sensex capped at 18,000-18,500: Ramesh Damani Hold Bharti Airtel for long term: Sandeep Wagle Buy BHEL, L&T among large cap infra: Pankaj Pandey IPO/Global Markets TPG unwilling to join peers for IPO World mkts mixed after Greek vote European shares drop ahead of Fed Rupee / Gold Rupee falls by 5 paise Gold falls to Rs 22,810 Gold steady, FOMC meet eyed More 'Market' News India FDI inflows likely on recovery path: Nomura FDI inflows into India seem to be entering into a recovery phase after falling in the previous fiscal ending March 31, Nomura said in a note to clients. Long-term investors can take some risk at current levels There are a couple of factors which appear to be positive & can help markets in long term, says Manish Kumar, Investment Head, ICICI Pru. CLSA lowers Titan to 'sell'; keeps target CLSA has downgraded Titan Industries to 'sell' from 'under perform' but kept price target at 3,670 rupees.