The stock market has been on a positive trend today, with the large cap (BSE 100) index up by 0.83%. In the last 5 days, the index has seen a further increase of 1.07%, indicating a strong performance in this segment. This is good news for investors as large cap stocks are considered to be more stable and less risky compared to mid and small cap stocks.

Among the large cap stocks, there have been some notable changes in technical calls. M & M, Siemens, DLF, Titan Company, and Shree Cement have all seen an upgrade from mildly bullish to bullish. This indicates a positive sentiment towards these stocks and could potentially lead to higher returns for investors.

One stock that stands out in this segment is Yes Bank, which has been upgraded from Hold to Buy. This has resulted in a return of 11.49%, making it the best performer in the large cap segment. On the other hand, Power Grid Corpn has been the worst performer with a return of -2.97%.

The advance decline ratio for large cap stocks is also looking favorable, with 71 stocks advancing and only 29 declining. This translates to a ratio of 2.45x, indicating a majority of stocks are performing well.

Investors should also keep an eye on the upcoming results of Trent, Nestle India, Tata Consumer, Power Grid Corpn, and Lupin, which are all set to declare their results in the next few days. This could have an impact on their stock prices and the overall market sentiment.

In addition, some stocks in the large cap segment have seen an upgrade in their scores recently. This includes M & M, Siemens, DLF, Titan Company, and Shree Cement, further reinforcing the positive outlook for these stocks.

Overall, the large cap segment has been performing well and investors can look forward to potential gains in the coming days. However, it is always important to do thorough research and consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.