Anil Manghnani of Modern Shares & Stock Brokers is of the view that above Rs 184, ITC can test Rs 201.

Rahul Mohindar of Viratechindia suggested investors to buy India Cements on falls.  

Sachin Chandsarkar, senior dealer, Karvy Stock Broking, said that today stock market rested explosive because of short covering. NSE Nifty arose 50 points to 4,425, where nonstop selling pressure took place. Major performers comprise Titan Industries, Suzlon and Voltas.

Nifty based stocks saw less interest from dealers. There was no effort envisioned in stocks of Reliance Group. Because of good dispatch numbers by cement companies, buying was seen in ACC and Gujarat Ambuja.

The 30-share index having traded unexciting in the preceding trading hour, is presently trading in the positive zone. The stocks from auto and telecom led the declinations whereas banking stocks gained ground.

Anuj Anandwala, analyst, KJMC Capital Markets, said that improvement might continue on Monday but it will ultimately shrink in the later half. He anticipates banks to trade fine in Monday`s trading session.

Out of the total 2,123 shares traded at the BSE, 1,103 advanced, 971 declined while 49 remained unchanged.

It was a jerky session on Dalal Street. After a hopeful beginning, the indices came below a session of profit booking and trimmed off the majority of the day’s gains. The Nifty ended flat at 4,620 points after gaining just 1.40 points, whereas the Sensex ended the day at 15,795, up 63 points.

The stock markets closed on a flat note after a quite impulsive session. The boarder markets ended in the red with a weak breadth. In the F&O section, the return was the highest ever at Rs 64,281 crore.

IT, capital goods and IT stocks - Reliance Energy, Satyam, BHEL, NTPC, and HDFC Bank ended the day in the green, ended higher. But, selling pressure was seen in auto, FMCG, and pharma stocks.

The 30-share index opened unenthusiastically and trading weak. Select stocks from IT led the advancements while auto, cement, telecom and banking led the declines.

Asian markets also turned down in the early sessions on fears of the rejection in the housing demand in USA.

Bharat Thakur, assistant manager, Karvy stock broking told that some profit booking is expected to take place today. He is confident on power sector and commends Reliance Energy and HDFC for trading.