On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

Shares of GameStop, which also reported its quarterly results four days ahead of schedule on Friday, shot up nearly 50% the day before after Gill, the key figure behind an eye-popping rally in the struggling company's stock in 2021, posted on YouTube about the upcoming livestream.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

The Labor Department's closely watched Nonfarm Payrolls report showed the economy added 272,000 jobs in May, far more than expected, while average hourly earnings beat expectations. That sent stocks lower initially, as traders slashed bets on a September rate reduction. However, indexes pared losses after other data pointed to underlying economic weakness.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

Though Rajat Mishra said he would be available for video call anytime in response to the summons dated March 7, he failed to appear through the call before the investigating authority from Common Investor Service Centre, Lucknow.

Amidst the tussle between ICICI Bank and retail shareholders over the delisting of its unit ICICI Securities from the Indian bourses, Quantum Mutual Fund has filed a suit against the delisting in the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Mumbai branch.

On Friday, shares of Heritage Foods hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 661.75 on the BSE. On the day before the final phase of polling and the exit polls, the stock had ended at Rs 402.80. The stock gave a stellar show between June 3 and June 7.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 24.93 points, or 0.06%, at the open to 38,861.24.

GameStop posted a decline in quarterly sales and said it would sell up to 75 million shares, in a surprise move on Friday ahead of a much-anticipated livestream by meme stock influencer Keith Gill.

One of the sectors where the election results hit hard was the PSU banking space. Two reasons, the stocks had done well in the last one year and had been sitting on big gains, so there is bound to be some nervous selling. Second, they have been seen as following a certain discipline and it is being assumed that because it is a coalition government than probably some amount of laziness might creep in. Well, only time will tell whether it creeps it or not. The hard fact is that in the short term a tactical trade might emerge in banking space, which is incremental money which comes into the banking sector, flows into private sector banks as compared to PSU banks stocks. Another reason why this could happen, over the last three years these private sector banks have under performed on a relative basis. Although they are still heavily owned by institutional investors, the ones who have not sold in the last three years are unlikely to be in a hurry to sell even now. So, for a short term tactical trade, it would be worthwhile to have them on your watchlist.

Nithin Kamath praised Sebi for its investor-friendly initiatives, highlighting two recent measures. The first mandates the direct transfer of securities by clearing corporations to demat accounts, and the second proposes increasing the threshold for the Basic Service Demat Account (BSDA) from Rs 2 lakh to Rs 10 lakh.

Nagaraj Shetti of HDFC Securities noted that the market has reached an overhead resistance at around 23,300-23,400 levels, suggesting a potential minor dip in the short term, which could present a buying opportunity. He identified immediate support at the 22,900 level.

OI change on June 7: -0.56%Change in stock price: -0.66%

OI change on June 7: -1.72%Change in stock price: 0.48%

AU Small Finance Bank, SBI, Bandhan Bank rose 1-2% respectively. HDFC Bank rose 0.8%, ICICI Bank rallied 1% and Kotak Bank was up 1.1%

One of the sectors where the election results hit hard was the PSU banking space. Two reasons, the stocks had done well in the last one year and had been sitting on big gains, so there is bound to be some nervous selling. Second, they have been seen as following a certain discipline and it is being assumed that because it is a coalition government than probably some amount of laziness might creep in. Well, only time will tell whether it creeps it or not. The hard fact is that in the short term a tactical trade might emerge in banking space, which is incremental money which comes into the banking sector, flows into private sector banks as compared to PSU banks stocks. Another reason why this could happen, over the last three years these private sector banks have under performed on a relative basis. Although they are still heavily owned by institutional investors, the ones who have not sold in the last three years are unlikely to be in a hurry to sell even now. So, for a short term tactical trade, it would be worthwhile to have them on your watchlist.