After Reading the comment I had also asked a friend of mine to sell his holdnigs and he did. I was the one who had asked him to invest in Maytas & now am feeling bad since he could have made even more profit....

166 is a resistance zone. If it is able to cross and sustain above 166 for few sessions it could decent climb to 450+ in medium term....

probably you will not be having a clean balance in your bank account. Must be- you would have sold and purchased immediately. In T to T- there must be a clear balance You just go and click cash limit- there you click TT- If you find money - you can buy. No problem...

Buy Roman below 60 for the target 100-110 for short term(2-3 month). Avoid WWL. WWL is flop show. Nobody wants to keep cable connection anymore. IPTV and DTH will be preferred choice for tv....

It is same as it gaind at Rs15 but it will touch Rs 5....

Anil ji ke ballebaj pit gaye aaj..guys read this in hindi keeping stock 20:20 program in your mind your will enjoy it......

You can add some more at this level. ...

i learned a lesson hard way. was holding maytas @53.21 and sold at 137 & 140 due to Mr.Tulsian comment that maytas is valued for only 145.00.

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today i put a buy order for roman (icici) however was not executed..."insufficiant funds even though i had the required funds"

does icici charge anything additional for this counter?...

sold austral coke yesterday and added more roman now avg. 54.

also entered wire & wireless, coudnt resist the hype due to the HITS thing....

bought 2500 today...

is this a good stock to enter now? feel it can go up only if govt. off loads some stake....

planning to enter this now. is this a good long term bet....

i have no banking stocks in my portfolio. planning to enter vijaya/central bank ...is this the right time?...

Grounds for Voluntary Delisting: Voluntary Delisting can be done through a request by the company to delist any securities provided (a) the securities of the company have been listed for a minimum period of three years on the Recognized Stock Exchange; (b) the delisting of such securities has been approved by the two-third of public shareholders; and (c) the company, promoter and/ or the director of the company purchase the outstanding securities from those holders who wish to sell them at a price determined in accordance with Regulations made by Securities and Exchange Board of India” under the Act..

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The SEBI (Delisting of Equity Shares) Regulations provide for voluntary delisting from either all recognised stock exchanges or from only some of the recognized stock exchanges. It lays down the procedure for delisting (a) where no exit opportunity is required (b) and where exit opportunity is required. It also lays down the procedure for compulsory delisting along with specifically stating the rights of public shares in such cases. The regulations also have special provisions, inter-alia, for delisting of small companies, delisting in cases of winding up of a company and de-recognition of stock exchange.

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(a) the company has incurred losses during the preceding three consecutive years and it has negative net worth;

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MAYTAS WAY

When we look at what we do, we don`t just see massive power plants. We see children reading books sitting under light bulbs (Litrelly on the streets - children of small investors).

We don`t see miles of asphalt laid out on highways or runways. We see people making safer, easier journeys to work and back each day (600 pink slip given to maytas workers without notice period).

We don`t see complex pipelines. We see people enjoying water ( people meaning promoters freinds/relatives enjoying champange).

We don`t see buildings. We see better places to work and live in (again for promoters only).

It`s this differential thinking that drives us to give our best to each project. Because we believe, we are in the business of making life better for everyone (everyone meaning - promoters friends & relatives).
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