Metals stocks clocked smart gains in the markets today with Hindalco being the top gainer on the Sensex. The stock ended 9.64 per cent up at Rs 81.90.

Chairman V G Siddhartha added 70 per cent of the new stores would come in exciting cities where CCD already operates and rest would come up in new cities and highways.

Kamarajar Port, for the record, has been increasing revenue by 54 per cent on an average every year for the last three years.

The Centre's push to manufacturing have been pushing up stocks of logistics companies. It has been growing over 16% a year on an average for the past five years.

Even if efforts to fully lift the ban make it past the many bureaucratic and legal hurdles, miners do not expect complete resumption of production till late 2014.

Dipen Sheth has wiped the slate clean. He has sold all the stocks in both the portfolios to raise more cash and has listed potential ones he wants to buy.

With the markets at a 24-month low, this may be the last fortnight when Dipen Sheth resists the temptation to buy.

In a dramatic move to reduce risk, Dipen decides to sell off a big chunk of the holdings of the two portfolios and sit on cash till the weather clears.

Demerging companies could bring a bonanza for shareholders by unlocking value. Money Today identifies 11 potential demerger stocks that could make you rich.

Dipen Sheth lists some stocks that he would want to exit, and use the cash to buy relatively ‘safe’ stocks for the Zoom portfolio. Here are his buy and sell clues.

Reinforcing beliefs in blue chips, more shares of two Sensex heavyweights are accumulated, while some underperformers are sold.

Reacting to the recent volatility in the mid-cap sector, and wary of more in the global financial markets, we book profits in a number of shares.

The foreign institutions continue to remain bullish but the I ndi an funds are still bearish—or booking profits. A nnual results of companies will dictate market sentiments in the next few weeks.

Private-equity honchos are putting their oars into the companies they’ve invested in to ensure they survive the downturn.

A spate of new, emerging opportunities is enticing private sector players into infrastructure investments.