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Bharat Heavy Electricals
BSE Announcements on BHEL
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Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) has informed BSE that Shri. Inder Pal Singh has been appointed as Company Secretary / BHEL w.e.f. September 30, 2008 (afternoon) vice Shri. N K Sinha who has since been relieved from the services of BHEL to join ONGC.
In pursuance of Resolution passed by the Board of Directors in its 323rd meeting held on January 31, 2001, Company Secretary/BHEL shall act as a compliance officer of the Company. As such, Shri. Inder Pal Singh, Company Secretary will be compliance officer of BHEL....
Best stocks to pick now
Posted by : mny_mattersTracked by: 1 Boarder
dear GCS,
lot of stocks are available at quite attractive valuation and if selected well can give vey good returns.
i like infrastructure (although its capital intensive in nature so might see some more dowside but for long term its good buy), also look for the sectors which will be benefical due to falling commodity prices.
while slecting the stock also take care that the growth prospect of the company is there in coming years,
some of the stocks u can consider are:
Larsen and Toubro
alstom projects
bhel
idfc
reliance
reliance infra
hdfc
suzlon
maruti
SBI
also if u could take the risk , take exposure to reality once it fall further 20-30 percent. as i think post diwali realty companiess will fall further
in mid and small cap (but u have to wait for 3 years for the decent return and also consider buying it once all the signals of market bottoming appears as till then there wont be much upside to them)
elgi equipment
gayatri projects
shanthi gears
ashok leyland
thermax
u could also average out some of the existing stocks like petronet lng
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Best stocks to pick now
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surechim
Hi
Given the market is mostly going down and the prevailing high negative sentiment ,I think it is the best time to invest!?If I have an investment horizon of say 3-5 years,which are the best picks now?My disposable cash is say around 1-1.5 lacs..
I have few stocks now primarily invested through IPO and the portfolio contains:ONGC(45),GAIL(48-before bonus),Bank of Mahrarashtra(100),IDBI(160),PETRONET(100),Polaris(300)and added 15 RIL yesterday@1675!
Any pointers would be appreciated...Any way i have invested in MF`s also:approx 4 Lac and showing a -ve return of 13% while the stock portfolio as above shows a +ve return of 14%
Thanks and Regards
GCS 
Tomorrow`s PROJECTIONS for this STOCK
Posted by : DUstocksTracked by: 0 Boarder
At the current Speed Of Trend (SOT), BHEL will become OVERSOLD on 16th October, 2008 at Rs. 1308.27.
SUPPORT & RESISTANCE LEVELS for TOMORROW, Friday, 10th October, 2008 :
R3 R2 R1 P S1 S2 S3
1617.26 1556.08 1512.41 1451.23 1407.56 1346.38 1302.71
NIFTY SUPPORT & RESISTANCE LEVELS for TOMORROW, Friday, 10th October, 2008 :
R3 R2 R1 P S1 S2 S3
3910.50 3757.45 3635.55 3482.50 3360.60 3207.55 3085.65
Please don`t interpret SOT figures in ABSOLUTE terms for setting up your trades, use them only for general directional guidance - all at your risk & responsibility of course. If you do not understand what SOT projections are all about, just ignore this post, rather than setting up your trade upon something you know nothing about.
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NSE Announcements on BHEL
Posted by : MMB MessengerTracked by: 0 Boarder
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd has informed the Exchange that Shri Inder Pal Singh has been appointed as Company Secretary/BHEL w.e.f. 30.09.2008 vice Shri N.K. Sinha who has since been relieved from the services of BHEL to join ONGC. In pursuance of Resolution passed by the Board of Directors in its meeting held on January 31, 2001, Company Secretary/BHEL shall act as a compliance officer of the Company. As such Shri Inder Pal Singh, Company Secretary will be compliance officer of BHEL....
Not to sale
Posted by :
JET9SETTracked by: 0 Boarder
The US election of MrObama as President in the next month will be a bonus for the Markets all over the world. So patience is the only resort....
BSE Announcements on BHEL
Posted by : MMB MessengerTracked by: 0 Boarder
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) has informed BSE that a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company will be held on October 24, 2008, inter alia, to consider and take on record the Unaudited Financial Results of the Company for the quarter ended September 30, 2008 (Q2)....
Lessons From the Selloff
Posted by : BhavishyavaniTracked by: 0 Boarder
Lessons From the Selloff
The selloff will help if it breaks down economic policy-making myths.Article
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Well, it`s finally sinking in. Yesterday`s global stock selloff is best understood as the recognition by investors that the financial panic is world-wide, and moreover that it almost certainly means a global recession. As bad as the carnage is and will be, this isn`t the end of days. It might even be clarifying if it causes economic policy makers to abandon some of the illusions that have guided them for the past 14 months.
AP
NYSE floor traders, Oct. 6, 2008.
One such myth is that the Treasury`s bank asset-purchase plan that passed Congress last week is somehow a financial silver bullet. It is merely a single tool, and in any case it can`t do much about the panic now afflicting banks across Europe. It also can`t rescue the property markets in Dubai, or the flight from emerging market stocks that also marked yesterday`s news. Europe in particular is going to have to fill the capital hole in its banks with its own rescue effort.
The rout might well have been worse if Congress hadn`t passed the plan, which signaled that the U.S. political system wouldn`t let the banking system crash. A problem now is that Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson still hasn`t shown he knows how to use his new tool, and his appointment of a 35-year-old former Goldman Sachs employee as the auction czar doesn`t call to mind Paul Volcker arriving at the Fed in 1979. With no disrespect to Neel Kashkari, who is Mr. Paulson`s choice, a financial panic is a bad time to be introduced to global markets. At a minimum, Treasury should have done better than leak his name to the newspapers. This is the kind of roll out that needs to be better than seat-of-the-pants -- and continues the problem of weak execution at Treasury.
Another myth is that exports to the rest of the world would somehow rescue the U.S. economy. This was the idea behind the devaluationists -- in Washington and at Harvard -- who pushed a weak dollar to promote exports to counter the U.S. housing slump. So much for that one. Yesterday`s selloff was worse in Europe and Latin America than it was on the U.S. Trying to steal "demand" from the rest of the world was short-sighted in the way that beggar-thy-neighbor tactics always are. And with Europe and Japan already in recession, and China slowing down, the export contribution to U.S. GDP is likely to fall sharply.
A third mistaken idea is that Federal Reserve rate-cutting would save the day. This is the poor sister of the weak-dollar lobby, popular on Wall Street and at Chairman Ben Bernanke`s Fed. Despite a year of falling rates, the financial panic is worse than ever and now the real economy is getting hit. The Fed`s rate cutting led to dollar flight that produced a commodity spike and oil as high as $147 a barrel. That only made a recession more likely as it sapped consumer discretionary income around the U.S. and worried families and business alike.
The good news is that some in the Fed now seem to realize this, and the Open Market Committee has stopped its pell-mell flight to a 0% fed funds rate. Instead, the Fed is using its discount window to provide liquidity to banks seeking safety, including yesterday`s addition of $600 billion to its Term Auction Facility, growing to $900 billion by November. That`s a striking amount of money, but it is the right way for a central bank to manage a panic.
Another useful step -- contained in last week`s rescue -- allows the Fed to start paying interest on reserve balances held at the central bank. This removes an implicit tax on banks and serves to put a floor under the fed-funds rate, because no one will lend overnight money at less than they can get by holding it on deposit at the Fed. This is another tool to begin the major and essential task of rebuilding the banking system.
Meanwhile, in other good news, the dollar has strengthened and commodity prices have fallen markedly from their record peaks in July. Much of this is a reaction to a potential recession, especially oil`s fall below $90, because the Fed`s monetary policy is still far from tight. But the dollar`s relative strength means Chairman Bernanke can afford to worry less about a run on the greenback and thus has more room to maneuver. As commodity prices fall back to Earth, consumers will pay less for gas and groceries and that should also help the economy in the months ahead.
The fourth illusion to burst is that temporary Keynesian "fiscal stimulus" would make all the difference. The Bush Administration and Congressional Democrats teamed up for that mistake in January, promising that $165 billion in tax rebates and spending would spare us from recession. Just a month ago, President Bush was still promoting these rebate checks as a blessing.
However, rebates merely took money from one part of the economy and redistributed it to others who either saved or spent it. Neither one changed incentives to invest or take risks. The result was a short-term fillip to statistical GDP but no surge in real growth. Mr. Bush should have learned this lesson from the failure of the rebates that were part of his tax cut of 2001. He listened to his political advisers instead of to the economists who gave him better advice in 2003. Because they were immediate, marginal and permanent, the 2003 tax cuts did help ignite a recovery. The world economy could use a similar U.S. tax-cut boost now to reduce the depth of recession and speed on recovery.
This is where our two Presidential candidates could help, if they have a mind to. The response by both Barack Obama and John McCain to the financial panic has done neither man credit. Both have been tactical and political in the most self-interested sense. Mr. Obama may get away with it given his lead in the polls, but Mr. McCain could use this moment to show some leadership.
Senator McCain could use tonight`s debate to map out an economic argument for the final month of the campaign. He would explain to voters how we got here, and that he has a plan to calm the panic, rebuild the banking system and revive the economy. He could start by saying his economic plan was designed before this crisis, but given the panic he has scrapped it and is proposing a major and immediate across-the-board tax cut.
It ill serves voters if the two men running for the Presidency of the United States offer little more than campaign boilerplate amid a crisis of this magnitude. The whole world is focused on these sobering events. The time is now for the country`s next President to match the moment.
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Best stocks to pick now
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venkat_cTracked by: 1 Boarder
Hello Sir, I am Venkat from Training8m, Australia, BHEL Ideal fundamental price is Rs. 350, whether to invest or not at that price too is very difficult to say. Better Exit BHEL.Training8m, Queensland, Australia...
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Best stocks to pick now
Posted by : surechim
Hi
Given the market is mostly going down and the prevailing high negative sentiment ,I think it is the best time to invest!?If I have an investment horizon of say 3-5 years,which are the best picks now?My disposable cash is say around 1-1.5 lacs..
I have few stocks now primarily invested through IPO and the portfolio contains:ONGC(45),GAIL(48-before bonus),Bank of Mahrarashtra(100),IDBI(160),PETRONET(100),Polaris(300)and added 15 RIL yesterday@1675!
Any pointers would be appreciated...Any way i have invested in MF`s also:approx 4 Lac and showing a -ve return of 13% while the stock portfolio as above shows a +ve return of 14%
Thanks and Regards
GCS
Best stocks to pick now
Posted by : surechimTracked by: 1 Boarder
Hi
Given the market is mostly going down and the prevailing high negative sentiment ,I think it is the best time to invest!?If I have an investment horizon of say 3-5 years,which are the best picks now?My disposable cash is say around 1-1.5 lacs..
I have few stocks now primarily invested through IPO and the portfolio contains:ONGC(45),GAIL(48-before bonus),Bank of Mahrarashtra(100),IDBI(160),PETRONET(100),Polaris(300)and added 15 RIL yesterday@1675!
Any pointers would be appreciated...Any way i have invested in MF`s also:approx 4 Lac and showing a -ve return of 13% while the stock portfolio as above shows a +ve return of 14%
Thanks and Regards
GCS...
multibaggerstockadvisor.blogspot. com
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fresh stake are to be taken or not and are the valuations attractive or not? is yet to be known and that could be easily availed from the title of this message and that could be easily relied upon...
now its ur turn bhel
Posted by : ch1ragTracked by: 0 Boarder
icici,ril,l&t now bhel FII s stop playing games with our stocks...
Stick on to safe bets like BHEL
Posted by : GuestTracked by: 0 Boarder
You view has answer to itself , only the above mentioned have not fallen much , but you remember onething no company or sector will be spared in a bear market , so when index touches 2950, oh GOD !...
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Stick on to safe bets like BHEL
Posted by : shareviews
Only BHEL, ONGC, NTPC, P&G and HUL (may be a very few more)showing some kind of stability. Rest all not getting any support at any levels. Wonder where the market is heading.
STOCK READY TO SORE = NseGuide.com
Posted by : nseguideTracked by: 0 Boarder
Stock looks week at current levels...
Indo-US N-deal to create "new crises": Iran
Posted by : My MultibaggersTracked by: 0 Boarder
Dubai, Oct 5 (PTI) Under pressure over its atomic programme, Iran today warned that the Indo-US nuclear deal has "endangered" the NPT and will trigger a "new crises" for the international community.
"The method used by several nuclear states to transfer the technology to non-members of the NPT, will create new crises for the international community," Deputy head of Iran`s Atomic Energy Organisation Mohammad Saeedi said was quoted as saying by the official IRNA news agency.
"Cooperation in the area of transfer of nuclear technology to the NPT non-members will endanger the treaty," he said, adding that although India is enjoying nuclear weapons it is not a signatory to the NPT.
He said that "privileges" to India which is not a member of NPT will endanger the treaty. According to the NPT, only signatories to the treaty can make use of the rights mentioned in the treaty, Saeedi noted.
Both houses of the US Congress voted in favour of the landmark nuclear deal this week and President George W. Bush is expected to sign it into law on Wednesday. PTI...
Indo-US N-deal to create
Posted by : My MultibaggersTracked by: 1 Boarder
Dubai, Oct 5 (PTI) Under pressure over its atomic programme, Iran today warned that the Indo-US nuclear deal has ...
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