The Sensex fell 110 points to 44,150

• Nifty spot started at 13,035, down 18 points at 12969: 328 stocks, the only buyer's bullish circuit.
• Small Cap Index jumps 395 points, Mid Cap Index jumps 316 points to new highs

The weekend saw a break in the Sensex-Nifty-based rally today, with funds, high net worth investors, players storming a broad indiscriminate rally in small, mid-cap, cash stocks. The BSE Small-Cap index jumped 395.09 points to 16,875.15 and the BSE Mid Cap Index jumped 316.59 points to a new record high of 16,914.65. Funds were aggressive in special automobile, consumer durables, pharmaceuticals stocks with attraction in banking-finance stocks. While profit-booking in IT-software services stocks, the Sensex-Nifty based market remained in the negative zone. At the close, the Sensex was down 110.02 points at 44,149.72 and the Nifty spot was down 18.05 points at 12,968.65. The US dollar had gained 16 paise to Rs 74.05 against the rupee today. International crude oil prices rose sharply today to 48 48.11 a barrel of Brent crude and .3 45.31 a barrel of Nymex crude.

• Sensex remains unchanged at 44,000:

Up 44,407 to 43,995, down 110 points to 44,150 Trading started strong today. The Sensex opened higher at 44,325.03 against the previous close of 44,259.74. The attraction in Tech Mahindra increased to 44407.27. Profit bookings in IT stocks including TCS, HCL Technology, Infosys and Axis Bank, Power Grid Corp, ONGC, Mahindra & Mahindra, Bharti Airtel, Hindustan Unilever, Hindustan Unilever, Hindustan Unilever Selling in India, including ITC, fell to 43,995.41 and ended 110.02 points lower at 44,149.72.

The Nifty spot fell 18 points to 13,035 at the top and 12,914 at the bottom.

The NSE's Nifty Spot Index opened at 13,012.05 against the previous close of 12,987. Attractions including Paints, Tata Steel, Diviz Lab., Tata Steel, Britannia, Tech Mahindra, Cipla, Nestle India, NTPC rose to 13,035.30. IT stocks from HDFC Life, Axis Bank, JSW Steel, Power Grid Corp, Hindalco, Dr. Reddy's Lab.

• Nifty 13000 calls fell from 122.35 to 90.45: 

Nifty 12,900 put increased from 80.15 to 98.70 and finally 75 The Nifty-based rally in derivatives today saw the bullish trade easing again. In various call-put options of Nifty 3, December expiry, the call of Nifty 13,000 opened at 134.85 against 122.35, fell from 148 to 85.20, and ended at 90.45. The Nifty 13,000 put opened at 103.90 against 120.45, fell to 87.80, and closed at 119, reaching 149.35. The Nifty 12,900 put opened at 63.85 against 80.15, fell to 55.70, and reached 98.70, ending at 75.

• Profit booking in IT stocks: 

HCL, Coforge, TCS, Wipro down 63 Moons Techno, Siant, Zensar rise The BSE IT index fell 203.86 points to close at 21,635.41 as the fund's profit was booked in IT-software services stocks today. HCL Technology down Rs.20.15 to Rs.822.20, Coforge Ltd. Rs 52.10 down to Rs 2399.85, Intellect Design down Rs 4.60 to Rs 272.15, TCS down Rs 41.70 to Rs 2679.15, Wipro down Rs 4.55 to Rs 350.50, Infosys down Rs 13.10 to Rs 1100.55. 1316.50. While 63 Moons Technology jumped by Rs 8.65 to Rs 95.65, Siant by Rs 33.35 to Rs 490.05, Zensar Technology by Rs 15.45 to Rs 228.75, Tata Alexi by Rs 83.35 to Rs 1591.70, Tanla Platforms by Rs 29.51. Were living.

• Nifty December futures fall from 13,043 to 12,997: 

Bank Nifty futures rise from 29,589 to 29,631 The Nifty December futures opened at 13,043 against 13,022.55, fell to 13,094 from 12,966 and closed at 12,997. Bank Nifty December futures opened at 29,589.55, fell to 29,381.85, and reached 29,780, ending at 29,631. The Nifty 13,200 call opened at 59.80 against 46.90 and fell to 27.60, ending at 29.60.

• Reliance Industries down Rs 24 to Rs 1929: 

ONGC, Power Grid Corp, Axis Bank, Mahindra & Mahindra down Among the major losers in the Sensex, Reliance Industries fell by Rs 23.95 to Rs 1929.85, ONGC by Rs 1.70 to Rs 78.50, Axis Bank by Rs 10.70 to Rs 602.10, Mahindra & Mahindra by Rs 8.95 to Rs 720.05, and Power by Rs. 5.20 to Rs. 912.50.

• Consumer Durables Index jumps 645 points: 

Blue Star rises Rs 64 to Rs 822: VIP, Voltas, Titan rise The BSE Consumer Durables Index jumped 644.74 points to close at 27,045.66 as consumer durables stocks rallied today as Indian companies are now reaping the benefits of a Make-in-India India with good demand during the festive season. Blue Star jumped by Rs 63.75 to Rs 822.75, VIP Industries by Rs 19.95 to Rs 361.30, Voltas by Rs 37.10 to Rs 806.20, Bajaj Electricals by Rs 24.35 to Rs 572.70, Whirlpool by Rs 60.40. 30.75 to Rs. 1357.85.

Auto stocks rise:

• Cummins jumps Rs 54 to Rs 586: 

TVS, MRF, Tata Motors, Bajaj Auto jump The downturn in the automobile sector is expected to end soon, with auto stocks rebounding in anticipation of a rapid recovery and the consequent recovery in auto companies. The BSE Auto Index rose 297.81 points to close at 20,128.83. Cummins India jumped by Rs 53.60 to Rs 586.60, Exide Industries by Rs 11.95 to Rs 184.65, TVS Motor by Rs 24.75 to Rs 499.35, Tata Motors by Rs 6.50 to Rs 180.25, Ashok Leyland by Rs 2.20. Motherson Sumi rose by Rs 4.60 to Rs 147.15, Hero MotoCorp by Rs 81.35, MRF by Rs 1957.85 to Rs 77,939.95, Bajaj Auto by Rs 42.65 to Maruti Suzuki by Rs 30.

• Healthcare stocks rise: Suven Pharma, Laurus Lab., P&G, Cadila Healthcare, FDC, JB Chemicals, Aarti Drugs rise

The BSE Healthcare Index rose 195.38 points to close at 20,318.54 on the back of continued fund selection in shares of healthcare-pharmaceuticals companies. Sun Pharma rose by Rs 31.90 to Rs 399.80, Laurus Lab by Rs 24.90 to Rs 317.15, Procter & Gamble by Rs 527.65 to Rs 6878.70, Cadila Healthcare by Rs 27.75 to Rs 450.10, FDC by Rs 17.15. JB Chemicals up Rs 42.80 to Rs 995.10, Aarti Drugs up Rs 30.20 to Rs 715.35, Thyrocare up Rs 43.75 to Rs 1095, Metropolis up Rs 72.05 to Rs 2247.65, Wockhardt up Rs 17.80 to Rs 451.90, Newland .30.75 to Rs. 1030.65, Ipka Lab increased by Rs. 61 to Rs. 2196.85.

• Weekend in small, mid-cap stocks over the weekend: 

1768 stocks closed positive: only buyers circuit in 328 stocks At the end of the week, funds, players, and investors were more broad-based than small, mid-cap, and cash stocks. Out of the total 2982 scrips traded on the BSE, 1786 were up and 1031 were down. The only seller today was the bearish lower circuit of 194 stocks against the bullish circuit of 328 stocks.