If you are a day trader, you would certainly be maintaining a stop loss and a profit target on every trade. You set a stop loss to limit your loss to a manageable level as per your risk appetite and the profit target that you set is to book your profit once your target price is reached.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has said that there is growing evidence of an upturn in investment activity in India. According to RBI’s latest paper entitled “India’s Investment Cycle: An Empirical Investigation”, this revival in the investment cycle is expected to last up to 2022-23 when the investment rate is estimated to rise up to 33 per cent of the GDP from the current level of 31 per cent.

If you are planning to start SIP of a mutual fund scheme, you need to be sure that you pick the right fund that will deliver decent returns and help you to achieve your financial goals. Here are a few tips that will help you to choose s suitable fund.

The following stocks could be in focus in Monday’s trading session in light of their results: Punj lloyd, Divi's Laboratory, Salzer Electronics, Sintex Industries and Vinati Organics.

The net interest income (NII) for Q2FY19 came in at Rs. 6418 crore as against Rs. 5709 crore as compared to the corresponding quarter last year, an increase of 12.4 per cent. Also, the net interest margin (NIM) stood at 3.33 per cent as against 3.19 per cent for Q2FY18.

The largest digital cinema distribution network and in-cinema advertising platform, UFO Moviez announced the acquisition of Scrabble Digital (SDL) through its wholly-owned subsidiary Scrabble Entertainment (SEL). The stock gave a breakout on Friday’s trade closing 5.5 per cent up.

The most tracked index in the stock market Nifty Bank bleeded on Friday and lost close to 400 points and closed at 24,421.05 down by 1.60 per cent. BSE BankEx was down by 1.97 per cent. Major private bank stocks Yes Bank, Axis and IndusInd Bank lost the most.

During H1FY19, the company secured new orders amounting to Rs. 14,338 crore. The total order book as on October 1, 2018, stood at Rs. 48,995 crore.

The PAT for the quarter came in at Rs. 270 crore as against Rs. 237 crore in the corresponding quarter last year, yoy increase of 14 per cent.

On the opening day of the new series, the key benchmark index Sensex slipped by more than 1 per cent and managed to close at 33,349 levels.