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Stock Analyst Ashwani Gujral has suggested to buy Sterlite Ind stock to be sold on Thursday.

Mr. Gujral has given this delivery after viewing all the ups and downs experienced by the stock in last few trading sessions. He said that the stock has performed well in an otherwise weak market.

Today, the stock opened at Rs 1046.8 as against its last closure at Rs 1034.75 on BSE. On the other hand, the stock also make strong opening on NSE. It opened at Rs 1043.75 on NSE.

The stock has gained above 3.2% up till now at Rs 1067.50 on BSE, and it is expected to touch Rs 1400 levels by Thursday. It has a good potential.

New Delhi, Dec 3: The two-day politburo meeting of the Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) will begin here today where several issues, including those related to Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen, violence-hit Nandigram and the Indo-US civilian nuclear deal, are likely to be discussed.

The issues related to Nasreen pertain to her return to Kolkata and her writings.

The situation in Nandigram after the deployment of the central paramilitary forces is also on the agenda.

The party’s top-brass is likely to come out with a statement on the party’s stand on these issues.

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CESC stock, today, opened at Rs. 644, as compared to its last closure at Rs. 626.85 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). The stock is presently trading at Rs 639.00 on BSE.

After the previous close at Rs. 629.7, the stock opened at Rs. 615 at NSE. The stock is presently trading at Rs 637 on NSE.

Stock analyst, E Mathew has given “BUY CALL” for this stock to make decent gains in the short run.

Mr. Mathew said that the interested investors can buy this stock on declines (between Rs 596-600) with a stop loss at Rs 590. The short term target for this stock is around or above Rs 680.