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Indiabulls Real Estate, Solar Industries India, Oil India, Latent View Analytics and Union Bank of India have closed below their 100-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), indicating potential weakness and a bearish trend. Indiabulls Real Estate and Union Bank of India are prominent players in their respective industries, whereas Solar Industries India is an explosives manufacturer, Oil India is involved in exploration and production, and Latent View Analytics is a data analytics firm. Investors should monitor factors specific to each company and industry when evaluating these stocks. Thorough research and analysis are crucial for making well-informed investment decisions.

Passive foreign capital flows have been a driving force for strong foreign exchange inflows into Indian equity, though a bulk of these seem passive in nature, according to Kotak Institutional Equities. Passive ETF inflows from foreign households suggest expectations of certain returns, which may or may not materialise, says the report, and inflows from mutual funds likewise may reflect anticipations of equity returns related to other assets. Kotak argues the inflows cannot be inferred as a consequence of changing fundamentals. The strong passive inflows also appear to be top-down in nature.

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The Bullish Harami Cross pattern has been observed in the technical charts of Tata Motors DVR, Tata Communications, GR Infraprojects, Star Cement, and Adani Enterprises, indicating potential reversals in the bearish sentiment. Investors should consider factors such as financial performance, market trends, and industry dynamics before making any investment decisions. Thorough research and analysis of key indicators are essential to positioning for success. Additionally, the Bullish Harami Cross pattern should be evaluated alongside other fundamental and technical analysis tools to make informed investment choices.

British consumer price index defied expectations of slowing and held at 8.7% in May. The data came a day before the Bank of England is forecast to raise interest rates for the 13th time in a row.

A total of 4,057 shares changed hands on the counter till 02:14PM (IST).

The article lists the top 10 Nifty 500 companies that are trading at a discount of 30% or more from their 52-week highs, offering potential investment opportunities to those in search of undervalued stocks. These companies belong to sectors such as logistics, travel, fashion, specialty chemicals, pharmaceuticals, construction, and banking. Despite their recent stock price declines, these companies have strong market positions, diversified portfolios, and strategic collaborations that position them well for future growth. Investors are advised to conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions.

BSE Smallcap stocks such as Cera Sanitaryware, Dynamatic Technologies, PTC Industries, Bharat Bijlee, Ingersoll-Rand, Kirloskar Industries, and KEI Industries have demonstrated resilience and remarkable recoveries from their 52-week lows, showcasing potential for growth. Each company has reportedly exhibited a significant rebound and attracted investor confidence, reflecting their strong fundamentals and growth potential.

Several Nifty 500 stocks are approaching their 52-week lows, presenting potential value opportunities for investors. PVR Inox, Page Industries, Adani Total Gas, Sunteck Realty, Rajesh Exports, and Voltas are some of the noteworthy names in this category. With a belief in the long-term potential of their respective sectors, investors may find these companies attractive entry points. PVR Inox and Sunteck Realty represent the entertainment and real estate sectors, while Adani Total Gas and Voltas operate in energy and engineering and air conditioning industries. Page Industries and Rajesh Exports are prominent names in the apparel and jewelry sectors, respectively.

We are continuing to see opportunities in the space of mid and small financial services companies which includes; small banks, private banks, small NBFCs and some of the large microfinance companies.