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Here are some reasons for buying stock of Pnb

PNB Gilts seeing a strong up move in trade as the movement in bond yields helping the company
make some outsized gains.

PNB Gilt , a subsidiary of (PNB), is seeing a strong up move in trade as the movement in bond
yields helping the company make some outsized gains.The company earns revenue via investment
in G-Secs and T-Bills and deals in government securities issued and serviced by Reserve Bank of
India (RBI).Bond market has seen ups and down since last three months, said Dubey.Talking about
RBI policy, he said we are looking at a pause till the end of the current financial year.

2.SBI reasons
Morgan Stanley in a research note said that the India government plan to recapitalise banks or
troubled asset relief program (TARP) will break the five-year-plus cycle of NPLs.
Public as well as private sector banks rose up to 37 percent on Wednesday a day after the Indian
government announced a capital infusion of Rs2.1 trillion into state-owned enterprises (SOE)
banks over the next two years via recap bonds and other means.

In the near term, all the SOE bank stocks are likely to go up meaningfully. However, it is important
for investors to look for banks that will sustain this performance.

Technical analysis;

So, I did technical analysis I have seen the chat from the 3 months its quite increasing grap goes
upward direction that’s why I took a decision of buying the share of SBI .\
I go through the simple graph which shows that line goes in an upword direction day by day
And will lead highest profits

3.Berger paints
I am watching this stock from the last month .i have seen,technically graphs which provide me to
hold the stock this will grow in future. Berger Paints falls 2.4% post Q2 numbers; Macquarie
remains neutral
Shares of Berger paints fell 2.41 percent intraday on Friday after the company reported 24.6
percent decline in consolidated net profit to Rs 111.34 crore for the quarter ended September 2017
as against corresponding period profit of Rs 138.78 crore last year.
Shares of berger paints fell 2.41 percent intraday on Friday after the company reported 24.6
percent decline in consolidated net profit to Rs 111.34 crore for the quarter ended September 2017
as against corresponding period profit of Rs 138.78 crore last year.
Revenue for the quarter under review was Rs 1,281.71 crore as against Rs 1,151.60 crore in the
same period last year.
 4.Bajaj electrics
Some of the main reasons why I purchase bajaj electrics
 The market is bullish on Bajaj crop has recommended hold rating on the stock with a
target price of Rs 429 in its research report dated July 12, 2017.
 Edelweiss' research report on Bajaj Corp.
 Bajaj Corp reported in line Q1FY18 revenue (down 3.4% YoY), EBITDA (down 14.5%
YoY) and PAT (up 5.3%

5.NESTLE
Nestle’s live price is Rs. 7695.50 and the change in the price of the company is +101.05. The
number of stock bought is 150 which lead to day’s gain of Rs. 15158 (1.33%) .The reason for
buying the shares of this company was that the firm while reporting their results for the September
quarter, said that Indian operations were showing signs of improvement after destocking
challenges seen in the June quarter.Nestle being the reputed brand the stock price would never go
down which is the good choice to invest in this companies share price.And Nestle is the max gainer
in our portfolio this week.
Nestle too saw its Asia, Oceania and sub-Saharan African region, which includes markets such as
India and China, report 5.3% organic sales growth for the September quarter, the highest of its
three key zones. The other two regions include Europe, West Asia and North Africa; and the
Americas, which reported an organic sales growth rate of 1.9% and 1.3%, respectively, for the
quarter under review.Consumer goods majors NESTLE said that they had successfully managed
the transition to the goods and services tax (GST) in India, among their biggest markets in the
Asian region, for the July-September period.

6.OIL INDIA

Oil India live price is Rs. 374.45 and the change in the price of the company is +3.60. The number
of stock bought is 100 which lead to day’s gain of Rs.360(0.97%).The reason for buying the share
of these company was that the Shares of state-owned oil exploration & production companies –
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) and Oil India – rallied up to 3.5% on the BSE in early
morning trade on rising crude oil prices.
“Oil prices rose 3% , hitting the highest since early July 2015, as Saudi Arabia's crown prince
cemented his power over the weekend with an anti-corruption crackdown, while the US rig count
fell and markets continued to tighten
Oil India hit a 52-week high of Rs 382, up 3% on the BSE in intra-day trade, while ONGC rallied
3.5% to Rs 205.50 extending its 16% surge of the last one-month on the BSE. The stock is trading
close to its 52-week high of Rs 212 touched on January 31, 2017 in intra-day trade.
7.BHARAT FORGE
Bharat Forge live price is Rs. 715.30 and the change in the price of the company is +5.00.The
number of stock bought is 300 which lead to day’s gain of Rs.1500(0.70%). The reason behind
buying the shares of the company is that the the company announced that they are going to
participate in acquiring AMTEK AUTO. Shares of Amtek Group companies – Amtek Auto,
Metalyst Forgings and Castex Technologies – have locked in their respective upper limit of circuit
breaker on the BSE after Bharat Forge said that it has participated in the process of
acquiring Amtek Auto.As regards Amtek Auto, there is currently a process being run under the
National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), in which Bharat Forge has also participated in the
process of acquiring Amtek Auto, along with other potential bidders 'Bharat Forge interested in
acquiring Amtek Auto'. Bharat Forge was up 1.5% at Rs 706, after hitting a record high of Rs 722
on the BSE in intra-day trade.

8.WIPRO
WIPRO live price is Rs.302.25 and the change in the price of the company is +2.40.The number
of stock bought is 200 which lead to day’s gain of Rs. 480(0.80%). The reason behind buying the
shares of WIPRO is that the company has $156-billion Indian IT industry, often called the biggest
job creator in the organised sector, is seeing a tectonic shift in recruitment.They
actually decline -quite sharply in Cognizant's case (by over 5,000). TCS and HCL Technologies
are the only exceptions among India's top six IT companies, but even TCS' addition is a fraction
of what it did in the first six months of the previous fiscal.
Several factors are at work. Automation is making thousands of entry-level jobs redundant.
Companies are improving their employee-utilisation levels, and keeping fewer people on the
bench. In the traditional spaces of application development & maintenance, and infrastructure
maintenance, growth is down. And while companies are looking to hire people with specialised
skill sets in newer areas such as data science, machine learning, artificial intelligence and internet
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