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Stock market analyst Ashwani Gujral has suggested investors to purchase ‘Orchid Chem’ stock to achieve short term target of Rs 400. It is looking very strong, and grasp it as much as you can.

The stock has performed in the previous trading sessions. Today, it opened at Rs 302 as compared to its Friday closure at Rs 294.70. Presently (1:00 pm), it is trading 0.25% down at Rs 293.95.

On Bombay Stock Exchange, the stock today has touched a new 52-week high of Rs 302. The investors can purchase the stock around Rs 278 with a stop loss of Rs 265. With an EPS of Rs 25.39, the stock is trading with a P/E of 11.58.

New Delhi, Dec 31: Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh today greeted the nation on the occasion of New Year.

In his message, Dr. Singh said that New Year is a time to reflect upon the year gone by, upon our successes, achievements and mistakes.

“It makes us wise to our strengths and weaknesses and gives us a chance to set new goals. It is a time for stocktaking and making a new start in achieving our individual and collective goals,” he added.  

Buy DLF around Rs 1050 with a stop loss at Rs 1020 for an intraday target of Rs 1094.

Stock market analyst VK Sharma has given this day trading call.

Presently (12:43 pm), DLF stock is trading 2% up at Rs 1085 on BSE. There are full chances of an upside potential today. The stock has shown a decent rise in previous trading sessions, and a 52-week high of Rs 1099 on BSE.

Realty firm, DLF has decided to lift USD 5 billion over the next three years by listing five of its business units, DLF Homes, DLF Retail, DLF Hotels, DLF Utilities and DLF Infrastructure.

Hanoi, Dec 31: Archaeologists have discovered an ancient brick kiln, dating back to the 8th century, in the central province of Quang Ngai in Vietnam.

Kuala Lumpur, Dec 31: Hindus residing in Malaysia gathered in large numbers at various temples in the country to offer their prayers for the early release of detained activists of the Hindu Rights

Washington, December 31: An Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay alumnus is working on electric cars that will not only be environmentally friendly, but also give their owners a chance to make lo