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Nifty may see 4300-4400; banks, IT look weak: JM Financial

last updated on January 17, 2012 at 1:13 pm moneycontrol

Gautam Shah, CMT, VP-financial services of JM Financial says, his bigger picture view on the market is still negative. Our view remains that eventually you will see a final low that takes place around the level of 4,300-4,400."

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