Dish TV owes Rs 6000 crore to Yes Bank. According to Yes Bank the current board is not fit to run the company and hence it is demanding an overhaul of the board of directors. Yes Bank intends to replace the current directors with its own list of directors. 

JITL Infralogistics is micro-cap company with market cap of about Rs 256.85 crore. As the stock price has jumped more than 12-fold in less than a year, the PE for the stock is astronomical at 1422 as per the BSE website. The financial performance of the company has improved slightly even as the debt has reduced significantly.

We find that at least 38 stocks from various sector more than doubled in the past one month.

Taking cues from the positive announcements from the GOI and the launching of PLI scheme for the textile sector, several textile sector related stocks are seen buzzing on bourses.

The shares of Vodafone Idea gained by over 17 per cent in the past one week while IRCTC traded above Rs 3000 per share, thus giving a price volume breakout in the week gone by.

We find that at least 55 stocks that are constituents of the BSE SmallCap index gained by more than 10 per cent each in the past one week. 

A long green candle was formed on Thursday. On daily chart green candle is seen for two consecutive days now even as the shares closed above the 9D SMA, indicating near term bullishness. The stock is already trading above the 30D EMA as well.

Several low-priced stocks, i.e., stocks below Rs 100 were seen outperforming markets in Thursday trading session.

We expect the markets to undergo healthy consolidation amid stock-specific action while the sectoral rotation would continue.   So, here is the list of stocks, which should be on your radar based on the T20 breakout system. 

For the third consecutive day, the market ended flat due to profit booking. Sensex closed up by 0.09 per cent at 58,305.07 level while Nifty settled with a gain of 0.09 per cent, at 17,369.25 level. BSE Midcap index ended 0.56 per cent higher, and the BSE Smallcap index registered a gain of 0.52 per cent.