sensex today: After the market: Financial stocks destroyed, 400 NSE stocks hit their lowest level in 52 weeks

NEW DELHI: The chaos of Dalal Street was total, which shocked investors Friday, while the reference index of ESB Sensex had plummeted and had recovered 800 points in a few minutes.

Sensex beat 1,500 points in intraday, Nifty recorded a move of 480 points and the India VIX volatility index was established at 9.69%.

The Sensex and Nifty stock indexes opened in the red, were traded in the green zone in the first half, plunged sharply into the afternoon session and settled after a clever recovery.

After falling by about 1,128 points in intraday, the 30-share Sensex closed at 36,841.60, with a loss of 279.62 points, or 0.75%. In total, 13 stocks in the index ended the day with gains.

The Nifty50 plunged 368 points in intraday and finally closed at 11,143.10, with a loss of 91.25 points, or 0.81%. Of the 50 stocks in the index, 23 settled in the positive and 27 in the negative.

This was the fourth consecutive decline for Sensex and Nifty on a daily basis. Sensex lost 1,249 points, or 3.28%, while Nifty had 372 points or 3.23% in the last four sessions.

BSE Midcap and Smallcap underperformed the Sensex benchmark and ended the day with a loss of 1.72% and 3% respectively.

On a weekly basis, Sensex and Nifty fell for the third week in a row.

Let 's review the highlights of today' s session:

Financials emptied

Most financial stocks suffered terrible losses on Friday. Among the losers, Dewan Housing Finance Corporation (DHFL) (down 42.43%), followed by IL & FS Investment Managers (-16.08%), Crest Ventures (-14.34%), Coral India Finance & Housing (-11.62%). ), Investment Trust Of India (-10.61%), Palash Securities (-10.57%) and SREI Infrastructure Finance (-10.02%). Analysts said that a tight money market and lack of clarity regarding exposure to the IT & FS led to an instinctive reaction.

YES The bank has dived

Shares of YES Bank fell 28.71% on the BSE Friday, ending at Rs 227.05.The stock hit its 52-week low at Rs 210.10 today after that the RBI has asked its managing director and CEO, Rana Kapoor, to resign after an extended period of time until January 31, 2019. directive. The company's market capitalization has fallen by more than 22,000 crores today.

Who dragged my Sensex

YES Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Infosys, Maruti and IndusInd Bank ranked among Sensex's top five competitors. In terms of percentage decline, YES Bank (28.71%), Kotak Mahindra Bank (3.86%), Adani Ports (2.94%), IndusInd Bank (2.38%) and Maruti (2.04%) ) remained the top five losers. in the index.

On the other hand, CGSB (up 1.95%), Wipro (up 1.38%), ITC (up 1.37%), TCS (up 1.30% ) and Asian Paints (up 1.07%) winners in the index.

400 shares at a minimum of 52 weeks

NSE recorded a 52-week low on 400 titles, including Yes Bank, DHFL, Adani Ports, Jet Airways (India), Apollo Tires, JK Tire & Industries and Rane Holdings. Monnet Ispat & Energy, Deepak Nitrite, Dr. Reddy's laboratories, JSW Steel, Khaitan Electricals, SPL Industries and Wipro were among the 15 stocks that reached 52 weeks of abundance today on NSE.

The most traded stocks

YES Bank (number of shares traded: 29.36 crores) appeared as the most traded stock on NSE, followed by Reliance Communications (15.16 crore), DHFL (11.53 crore), Suzlon Energy (9.37 crore), JP Associates (7.45 crore), Idea. Cellular (5.24 crore), GMR Infra (5.07 crore), PNB (5.02 crore), Bank of Baroda (4.66 crore) and Vedanta (4.24 crore).

Bank YES (Rs 7,212.56 crore) also dominated the pack of most active titles. Dewan Housing (Rs 4,388.31 crore), Reliance Industries (Rs 2,332.84 crore), Axis Bank (Rs 1,523.64 crore), Tata Steel (Rs 1,443.16 crore), Bajaj Finance (Rs 1,376, 33 crore), Indiabulls Housing Finance (Rs 1,365.03 crore), Maruti Suzuki (Rs 1,334.24 crore), HDFC (Rs 1,180,16 crore) and HDFC Bank (Rs 1,115.10 crore) were also featured in the pack the most active stocks in value, in that order.

127 meters showed a bearish signal

The Momentum Indicator of the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) showed up to 127 securities with bearish crosses on NSE. Among them are JSW Steel, NMDC, Apollo Tires, Aurobindo Pharma, Can Fin Homes and Jindal Saw. In contrast, only six stocks – CGSB, Bharti Infratel, Gruh Finance, Asahi India Glass, GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare and Butterfly Gandhimathi Appliances – recorded bullish crosses on NSE.

Global markets are jumping

Global equities reached their highest level in more than six months on Friday as investors believe the latest tariff swap between the US and China could be less damaging than initially feared. Reuters reported. Among Asian peers, China's Shanghai SE composite index jumped 2.50%. Hang Seng and Nikkei 225 recorded a gain of 1.73% and 0.82% respectively.