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Technical analyst Pankaj Jain of Satguru Capital maintained ‘hold’ rating on State Bank of India (SBI) stock.

According to analyst, the investors can buy the stock with a stop loss of Rs 2518.

Today, the stock of the bank opened at Rs 2580.15 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).

The share price has seen a 52-week high of Rs 3515 and a low of Rs 1890 on BSE.

Current EPS & P/E ratio stood at 159.26 and 16.39 respectively.

As per reports, SBI chairman OM Prakash Bhatt stated that his 8% teaser home loan plan is totally legal — with no threat to the system, banking institution or clients.

Technical analyst SP Tulsian maintained 'hold' rating on TVS Motor Company Limited stock.

According to analyst, the investors can hold the stock for 2-3 months.

The analyst added that the investors can exit the stock on rally to around Rs 62-64.

Today, the stock of the company opened at Rs 52.50 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).

The share price has seen a 52-week high of Rs 87.45 and a low of Rs 30 on BSE.

Current EPS & P/E ratio stood at 4.41 and 12.27 respectively.

India bourses made recovery from its day's lows but was ruling in the negative terrain.

The 30-share index remained down by 262 points (1.5%) to trade at 18,133 while the broad-based Nifty slipped 58 points (1%) to trade at 5,454.

Egyptian political confusions and feeble Asian market dragged the stock indices to multi-month low levels during the morning trades.

The Sensex hit a low of 18,038 whilst the Nifty slipped to 5,417.

Asian bourses declined on worries that the Egyptian turbulence could reach Middle Eastern nations.

Technical analyst Kunal Saraogi maintained 'hold' rating on DLF Limited stock with a stop loss of Rs 214.

According to analyst, the investors can exit the stock on any rally to around Rs 250.

Today, the stock of the company opened at Rs 220.25 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).

The share price has seen a 52-week high of Rs 397.35 and a low of Rs 239.30 on BSE.

Current EPS & P/E ratio stood at 10.56 and 20.89 respectively.

Real Estate company DLF is ready to declare its outcomes for the three month period ended December 2010.

Rubber yesterday traded with the negative node and settled -1.24% down at 22349 as the market failed to regain strength on buyer resistance. Rubber prices likely to rose amid concerns that demand will continue outpacing production. Natural rubber demand may grow 4.6 percent this year, boosted by strong vehicle sales, with consumption continuing to outpace supply in coming years, according to the International Rubber Study Group.

Mustardseed yesterday traded with the negative node and settled -0.14% down at 2938 on hopes of higher production. The total arrivals of mustard seed increased by 18000 bags from the previous day to 88000 bags in major mandies. In the Jaipur spot market in Rajasthan the price edged up by 1.25 rupee to 2795 rupees per 20 kgs.