Motilal Oswal is coming up with a Public Issue to raise Rs 246 crore by selling its 29,82,710 shares with face value of Rs 5 each through 100% book building process. The price band of the IPO is Rs 725-825 per share. The issue will close on Thursday.

Bears preserved their supremacy over trading action on Friday. Intensification of current bearish sentiment on Monday is likely to append other stocks in their support.

In contrast, upbeat response on Monday is expected to transform the existing sentiment.

Indian stock markets is expected get well on Monday accompanying the upturn in US and European stock markets on Fed Reserve’s resolution to slash the primary credit rate by 50 basis point to 5.75% to support the restitution of orderly situation in financial markets.

Technical analyst, Vishwas Agarwal is anticipating improvement to the amount of 50% of complete declivity in near future.

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Bears continued their domination over buying and selling action on Thursday. Strengthening of existing bearish response on Friday is likely to fetch other stocks in their favor. In contrast, optimistic response on Friday is expected to alter the current outlook.

In spite of the tough basics, Indian market is affected gravely on ongoing US subprime disaster in conjunction with political disputes on nuke contract issue between the Congress and Left parties, added technical analyst, Vishwas Agarwal.

According to technical analyst, Rajat K Bose Tata Steel is the best stock to reap gains in the long-run. The stock will burst after 9-10 months, so it’s better to hold the stock to make higher profits.

Bose told, “The base metals or steel are looking very weak. I was checking the LME base metals charts, alluminium, teen, copper, zinc, they are all looking pretty bad. Some of them have actually gone below 200-day; alluminium has done that recently and has given a sell signal.”