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Today's Pick: Zenith Computers (Rs 52.10) (The Hindu Business Line 11th Dec 2007) We recommend a buy in Zenith Computers at current market price. From the weekly chart of Zenith Computers, we note that it has been trending downwards since the May 2006 high of Rs 113. However, the stock found support around Rs 38 in November ... More

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Brokers bullish on Bharti Airtel, Rel Com, Gail

Sharekhan has kept buy rating on Bharti Airtel; with a target of Rs 1100
HDFC Securities has maintained buy rating on Rel Com; with a target of Rs 932
Motilal Oswal has upgraded Gail to buy rating from Neutral; with a target of Rs 622
Prabhudas Lilladher has put buy rating on Asian Electronics; with a target of Rs 638

Bullish on McNally Bharat, TRF, & Himadri Chem: Emkay Share

Pritesh Chedda of Emkay Share & Stockbrokers is bullish on McNally Bharat, TRF, and Himadri Chemicals.
On McNally Bharat, Chedda said the order inflows are robust since the last four quarters. "Some orders are yet to materialize into earnings. There is a higher likelihood of the numbers to surpass estimates. The company has the best engineering skills in the material handling space."



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