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Stock market breadth signals consolidation; long-term outlook positive

The average lead-to-fall ratio, which compares the number of stocks that rose to the number of shares that fell, hit a 4-month low in July, indicating a period of market consolidation following a strong rally. . Up to this point of July, the increase/decrease ratio stood at 1.05 times. In June, the ratio was 1.14, …

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Cipla zooms 9% on stronger-than-expected Q1; brokerages cheer, raise targets

Shares of major pharmaceutical company Cipla rose nearly 9% in early trading on July 27 after the company’s earnings for the April-June period beat expectations. Some brokerages also raised their price targets on the stock as they applauded the company’s impressive numbers for the quarter under review. While the company’s net income and revenue for …

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Tech Mahindra drops over 4% after Q1 earnings; brokerages maintain cautious approach, here’s why

Tech Mahindra shares fell more than 4% in early trading on July 27 on BSE, a day after the company reported Q1 2024 results. It hit a low of Rs 1097.25 per share. This stock has fallen for 5 consecutive sessions and is down 12.4%. Most brokerages downgraded Tech Mahindra Ltd and lowered their price …

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Brokerages predict gradual export recovery for Bajaj Auto but some headwinds sit in the way

Bajaj Auto performed well in the April-June quarter, but that doesn’t seem to be enough for brokers to change their stance on the automaker. While brokers expect better times for Bajaj Auto in the coming quarters, they have also reported some headwinds that could derail the automaker’s growth trajectory. Brokers have seen signs of an …

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