BHEL, RIL, Hindalco, ITC down

	Dated:05 July,2011

Market Round-up SENSEX 18744.56 -69.92 NIFTY 5632.10 -18.40 NASDAQ 2141.54 17.78 DJIA 10060.06 19.61 RS/$ 46.79 -0.14 NSE Gainers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Harita Seating Systems Lt 82.10 + 17.20 Orient Press Ltd. 91.95 + 16.91 Mahindra Forgings Ltd. 75.45 + 16.35 Celestial Biolabs Ltd. 35.65 + 15.19 Symphony Ltd. 1,280.30 + 11.33 NSE Losers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Timbor Home Ltd. 50.05 -9.98 Sambhaav Media Ltd. 1.45 -9.38 Shreyans Industries Ltd. 20.05 -8.24 Cosmo Films Ltd. 103.70 -7.29 Kandagiri Spinning Mills 90.00 -7.12

Top Headlines Sensex ends in red; BHEL, RIL, Hindalco, ITC down Equities ended a sluggish session in the red as investors remained on sidelines after the rally last week. Sensex may touch newer highs in 12 to 18 months: Angel Broking Investor should be bit overweight & devote more allocation towards small & midcaps, says Dinesh Thakkar, Chairman & MD, Angel Broking. Global investors pulled out $1.38bn from India-focused equity funds in H1, 2011 Global investors continued to withdraw their money from India-focused equity funds in the first six months of 2011, pulling out USD 1.38 billion. Views on Stocks/Markets Avoid is the call for Tata Communications: Sandeep Wagle, APTART Technical Advisory Services Blue Dart is a buying oppurtunity: Sudarshan Sukhani, Technical Trends Wait for BHEL's dip towards 1860-1900: Sudarshan Sukhani, Technical Trends IPO/Global Markets Asian markets stall European shares slip back World markets stall Rupee / Gold Gold climbs Gold up by Rs 173 Re ends at 44.425/435 More 'Market' News 'BUY' or 'SELL" ideas from experts for today's trade According to ET Now experts Voltas, CESC, MRPL makes a good buy call. Reliance Power in race for Australia firm, stock up Three top Indian cos have been shortlisted for final round discussions to buy a strategic stake in Australian coal mining firm, MetroCoal. BHEL dips nearly 5%; m-cap erodes by Rs 4,500 cr BHEL on Tuesday closed the day with a decline of nearly 5% on the bourses, resulting in an erosion of a whopping Rs 4,500 crore.