India's largest two and three-wheeler company has reported sales figure for the month of October. The company registers highest ever monthly sales in motorcycle segment.

In the coming session, we expect the Nifty to consolidate with a positive bias and sustain above the hurdle of 10,420-10,450, which may open up for further upside up to the level of 10,510, followed by 10,580. Stocks in news: TCS, Aarti Industries, Deepak Nitrite, Triveni Turbine, Goodyear India and ITD Cementation.

The market is all set to witness a jubilant start on Friday with positive global cues and falling oil prices likely to support the upbeat sentiment. A positive trend in the SGX Nifty index Future, which was trading at 10,482, higher by 67 points, also indicated positive opening.

The following stocks could be in focus in Tuesday’s trading session in light of their results: Axis Bank, Bata India, Bharat Forge, Gabriel India and GSFC

Essel Propack Limited reported its results for the quarter ended September 30, 2018  after  market hours today. Essel Propack's  consolidated revenue for the quarter came in at Rs. 689.17 crore  as compared to Rs. 644.53 crore during same period last year.

CERA Sanitaryware Limited reported its results for the quarter ended September 30, 2018 during market hours on Thursday. The standalone numbers were largely stable when compared on a YoY basis.

Greaves Cotton limited, one of India's leading engineering companies, reported revenue growth for H1 FY19 at 11% to Rs. 953 crore as against Rs. 859 crore in H1 FY18. EBITDA for half year ended September 30th, 2018 grew by 9% to Rs. 134 crore as against Rs. 123 crore in the corresponding H11ast year. 

The board of directors have approved the buyback of shares through the open market mechanism to the extent of Rs. 35 crores at a maximum price of Rs. 1,150 per share. Also, it has declared an interim dividend of Rs. 4 per equity share of Rs. 10 each.

In the recently concluded month, Sensex gave a negative return of almost 5 per cent. October is seen by investors as a bad month because some of the worst stock market crashes have occurred in the month of October. However, our study finds otherwise.

The share of Milk Products for Q2FY19 is 68.6 per cent of total revenue, while that of Liquid milk was 18.4 per cent and the same for skimmed milk powder was 11.6 per cent.