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All eyes on the exit

<p>Bull run means there are plenty of opportunities but do jump off the buying bandwagon, if the timing is not right</p>

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PM Narendra Modi (c) with Sri Lankan President M Sirisena (l) and PM R Wickremesinghe (r) in Norwood, east of Colombo. Modi desires a quantum jump in relations with Sri Lanka, as New Delhi jostles with Beijing for influence in the island nation. Pics/AFP
PM Narendra Modi (c) with Sri Lankan President M Sirisena (l) and PM R Wickremesinghe (r) in Norwood, east of Colombo. Modi desires a quantum jump in relations with Sri Lanka, as New Delhi jostles with Beijing for influence in the island nation. Pics/AFP

Markets were on a roll last week and a sharp Wednesday rally ensured decent gains for the benchmark indices. They continued to make new lifetime highs with the BSESENSEX gaining 329.35 points or 1.10per cent to close at 30,188.15 points. NIFTY gained 115.60 points or 1.24per cent to close at 9,400.90 points. The broader indices saw the BSE100, BSE200 and BSE500 close with gains of 1.32per cent, 1.28per cent and 1.29per cent respectively. BSEMIDCAP gained 0.92per cent and BSESMALLCAP gained 1.13per cent.

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