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15 Mar 2010 23:20

China effect

Gati

Posted by : shareware78
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 56.35 ( 0.63 % ), NSE: Rs. 56.30 ( 0.36 % )
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China finally to revalue yuan 6%
China has finally decided to revalue yuan by 6% from 6.826 a dollar to 6.416 ending speculation
gold to move 6% against dollar
...

15 Mar 2010 23:17

hold

TCS

Posted by : Varner
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 814.80 ( 2.27 % ), NSE: Rs. 818.00 ( 2.64 % )
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May cross this recent highes any time now....

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hold

Posted by : NAUGHTY007

what a strong bounce-shd cross recent highs of 829

15 Mar 2010 23:13

wow re gati

Gati

Posted by : shareware78
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 56.35 ( 0.63 % ), NSE: Rs. 56.30 ( 0.36 % )
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double
impact
single
stock...

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wow re gati

Posted by : athina

Sales rise 14.64% to Rs 180.03 crore
Net profit of Gati rose 2642.86% to Rs 3.84 crore in the quarter ended December 2009 as against Rs 0.14 crore during the previous quarter ended December 2008. Sales rose 14.64% to Rs 180.03 crore in the quarter ended December 2009 as against Rs 157.04 crore during the previous quarter ended December 2008.

15 Mar 2010 23:12

acc

JK Paper

Posted by : shareware78
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 46.80 ( 0.54 % ), NSE: Rs. 46.80 ( -0.11 % )
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accumulate at 33-36

at dips...

15 Mar 2010 23:11

cross holdings

Gati

Posted by : shareware78
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 56.35 ( 0.63 % ), NSE: Rs. 56.30 ( 0.36 % )
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what about

whether to buy gati
or tci fin
...

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cross holdings

Posted by : athina

Error Regreted The above message may be read as TCI Finance owns 13,324,350 shares of Gati Ltd Valued Rs. 77 crore

Gati Ltd owns 1,600,300 shares of TCI Finance Valued Rs. 4 crore

15 Mar 2010 23:10

Be a bear on this stock to make money

Bartronics

Posted by : Zorro555
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 150.10 ( -1.83 % ), NSE: Rs. 150.60 ( -1.70 % )
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thanks guest,

for the advice --

but unfortunately i play only one side -- the long side

nd do not do shorting

so this stock is confined to the drawer till a miracle happens

cheers

...

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Be a bear on this stock to make money

Posted by : Guest

Hi Zorro555!!You need to be a bear to make money on this stock and all associated with this stock make money in the same way,anyway as fundamentally speaking it is very very highly valued

15 Mar 2010 23:07

Tea price to be around Rs. 135 a Kgs this year

Assam Company

Posted by : shareware78
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 20.90 ( -0.71 % ), NSE: Rs. 20.95 ( -0.48 % )
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Rs 42-40 a dollar
Yuan to be pegged at 5 a dollar...

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Tea price to be around Rs. 135 a Kgs this year

Posted by : shareware78

Tea around US$3/Kg
Gold US$1250/oz
Oil US$80/brl

15 Mar 2010 23:06

buying

Fortis Health

Posted by : atul30
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 181.80 ( 0.30 % ), NSE: Rs. 181.65 ( 0.19 % )
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Fortis has good support at 140-143 levels. If you want to hold for long term, this should be the right price to enter or reenter. I have also exited at 185 levels hoping to reenter at the given levels. This is quite possible in view of high debt burden the company may have to copeup in order to finance the proposed M&A and acqisition programs. I am afraid if Fortis is another wockhardt in the making as far as debt exposure is concerned going forward. One must be very watchful....

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buying

Posted by : dintak

140 to 130 is the right price to enter. Wait for the stock to come to that range. Don`t think that you missed the bus. Market always gives opportunity to the patient investors.

15 Mar 2010 23:05

Tea price to be around Rs. 135 a Kgs this year

Assam Company

Posted by : shareware78
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 20.90 ( -0.71 % ), NSE: Rs. 20.95 ( -0.48 % )
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Tea around US$3/Kg
Gold US$1250/oz
Oil US$80/brl...

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Tea price to be around Rs. 135 a Kgs this year

Posted by : athina

TOP grade African tea prices climbed 7.3 per cent to near-record levels this week at the world`s biggest auction of the leaf in Mombasa, Kenya, as unfavourable weather damaged crops.

Tea sold for as much as USD 3.09 a kilo at auctions on March 8 and 9, compared with USD 2.88 last week, Africa Tea Brokers Ltd said in a market report.

Average tea prices rose to a record $3.12 a kilo last year after inclement weather cut tea production in Kenya, the world`s biggest black-tea exporter, to 314 million kilos last year, the lowest since 2006, exacerbating a global shortage.

According African Tea Brokers auction report, offerings during the action had totalled 9.08 Million Kgs against 112,221 7.09 Million Kgs offered for the same period last year.

The gap may widen this year as a rebound in output from Africa, Sri Lanka and India fails to compensate for even quicker demand growth.

The crop continues to decline in Kenya, ATB said, adding that drier, warmer and windy weather was experienced in some tea-growing areas. The average price for top grades has traded a third higher so far this year than in the same period a year ago.

15 Mar 2010 23:01

NHPC to partner for 45000cr

NHPC

Posted by : shareware78
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 31.55 ( -0.79 % ), NSE: Rs. 31.50 ( -1.10 % )
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Concerns about China`s economy and a warning about the U.S. credit rating hit stocks.
Credit ratings agency Moody`s said Monday that debt loads are stretched in the U.S. and Britain. The countries carry the top "AAA" rating. And a drop in the rating would make it more expensive for the government to borrow money.

Investors also looked to China, where stocks fell after the country`s annual policy meeting ended without new measures to help increase consumer spending. There are concerns that China`s efforts to slow its economy and curb inflation will hurt a global recovery.

"The market is cranking along here and any excuse for some profit-taking — and certainly China is a good one — is going to result in a little bit of softness," said Phil Orlando, chief equity market strategist at Federated Investors in New York.

Meanwhile, a report showed manufacturing activity in New York has slowed slightly in March. The Empire State manufacturing index fell to 22.9 from 24.9 in February. Economists had predicted a drop to 21.5.

A separate report found that industrial production unexpectedly rose in February. The Federal Reserve said output from the nation`s factories, mines and utilities rose 0.1 percent, while economists polled by Thomson Reuters had forecast a drop in activity. It was the eighth consecutive month of growth, showing the industry is recovering from the recession.

The drop in stocks comes as investors await the Fed`s meeting on interest-rate policy on Tuesday. While it is unlikely to raise a key interest rate from historic lows, traders will be looking for clues in the Fed`s statement about when it might raise rates. Investors have been factoring in an eventual rate hike, but any signs that the move will be made sooner rather than later is likely to hurt stocks at first....

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NHPC to partner for 45000cr

Posted by : shareware78

In line with India’s hydropower diplomacy initiative in its immediate neighbourhood, state-owned NHPC Ltd is working on plans to develop hydroelectric power plants in Myanmar and Bhutan. The proposed projects entail cumulative investments of nearly Rs 45,000 crore.

The hydropower major, in partnership with state-owned equipment manufacturing firm Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd, has also marked an entry into the Central Asian market through Tajikistan.

Nepal on radar
NHPC’s Chairman and Managing Director Mr S K Garg said that Nepal was also on the radar, but only after the political situation stabilises there.

“We are offering NHPC’s expertise in countries such as Bhutan, Myanmar and Tajikistan. There is great potential in Myanmar and the Government there is very keen that we (NHPC) start work. Two projects are being looked at, entailing cumulative investments of around Rs 25,000 crore. We are already working in Bhutan and investments envisaged in three projects are around Rs 18,000 crore,” Mr Garg told Business Line.

He said that modalities of funding these overseas projects are still being worked out, including the financing exposure that the Government of India would take in each of these hydro stations. The expected investment of Rs 25,000 crore for the Myanmar projects also includes investments envisaged for setting up the transmission link to evacuate power from these projects to Northern India, the final consumption point.

Mr Garg said that the company plans to continue expanding its international operations and further exploit the hydropower potential available internationally by leveraging its existing relationships developed through past consultancy assignments.

In Myanmar, he said an MoU has been signed with the Government to study the master plan for hydro power development of Chindwin River Basin and for reviewing the DPR (detailed project reports) of the 1,200-MW Tamanthi hydroelectric project and the 642-MW Shwezaye hydroelectric project.

The hydropower firm has also submitted a DPR to the Government of Bhutan for the proposed 720-MW Mangdecchu Hydropower Project. Preparation of DPRs of other two projects — Chamkarchhu-I and Kuri-Gongri H.E projects totalling 2470-MW — is at the preliminary stage.

An agreement has also been signed by NHPC and BHEL for renovation, modernisation and uprating of Varzob Hydro Power Plant-I (2x3.67 MW) in Tajikistan, he added.

15 Mar 2010 23:01

Concerns about China`s economy and a warning about the U.S. credit rating hit stocks.
Credit ratings agency Moody`s said Monday that debt loads are stretched in the U.S. and Britain. The countries carry the top "AAA" rating. And a drop in the rating would make it more expensive for the government to borrow money.

Investors also looked to China, where stocks fell after the country`s annual policy meeting ended without new measures to help increase consumer spending. There are concerns that China`s efforts to slow its economy and curb inflation will hurt a global recovery.

"The market is cranking along here and any excuse for some profit-taking — and certainly China is a good one — is going to result in a little bit of softness," said Phil Orlando, chief equity market strategist at Federated Investors in New York.

Meanwhile, a report showed manufacturing activity in New York has slowed slightly in March. The Empire State manufacturing index fell to 22.9 from 24.9 in February. Economists had predicted a drop to 21.5.

A separate report found that industrial production unexpectedly rose in February. The Federal Reserve said output from the nation`s factories, mines and utilities rose 0.1 percent, while economists polled by Thomson Reuters had forecast a drop in activity. It was the eighth consecutive month of growth, showing the industry is recovering from the recession.

The drop in stocks comes as investors await the Fed`s meeting on interest-rate policy on Tuesday. While it is unlikely to raise a key interest rate from historic lows, traders will be looking for clues in the Fed`s statement about when it might raise rates. Investors have been factoring in an eventual rate hike, but any signs that the move will be made sooner rather than later is likely to hurt stocks at first....

15 Mar 2010 23:01

http://2010valuepick.blogspot.com/

MTNL

Posted by : shareware78
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 72.00 ( -0.96 % ), NSE: Rs. 71.95 ( -1.10 % )
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Concerns about China`s economy and a warning about the U.S. credit rating hit stocks.
Credit ratings agency Moody`s said Monday that debt loads are stretched in the U.S. and Britain. The countries carry the top "AAA" rating. And a drop in the rating would make it more expensive for the government to borrow money.

Investors also looked to China, where stocks fell after the country`s annual policy meeting ended without new measures to help increase consumer spending. There are concerns that China`s efforts to slow its economy and curb inflation will hurt a global recovery.

"The market is cranking along here and any excuse for some profit-taking — and certainly China is a good one — is going to result in a little bit of softness," said Phil Orlando, chief equity market strategist at Federated Investors in New York.

Meanwhile, a report showed manufacturing activity in New York has slowed slightly in March. The Empire State manufacturing index fell to 22.9 from 24.9 in February. Economists had predicted a drop to 21.5.

A separate report found that industrial production unexpectedly rose in February. The Federal Reserve said output from the nation`s factories, mines and utilities rose 0.1 percent, while economists polled by Thomson Reuters had forecast a drop in activity. It was the eighth consecutive month of growth, showing the industry is recovering from the recession.

The drop in stocks comes as investors await the Fed`s meeting on interest-rate policy on Tuesday. While it is unlikely to raise a key interest rate from historic lows, traders will be looking for clues in the Fed`s statement about when it might raise rates. Investors have been factoring in an eventual rate hike, but any signs that the move will be made sooner rather than later is likely to hurt stocks at first....

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http://2010valuepick.blogspot.com/

Posted by : shareware78

http: //2010valuepick.blogspot. com/

15 Mar 2010 23:00

please advice

English Ind Cla

Posted by : shareware78
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 593.85 ( -3.60 % )
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Concerns about China`s economy and a warning about the U.S. credit rating hit stocks.
Credit ratings agency Moody`s said Monday that debt loads are stretched in the U.S. and Britain. The countries carry the top "AAA" rating. And a drop in the rating would make it more expensive for the government to borrow money.

Investors also looked to China, where stocks fell after the country`s annual policy meeting ended without new measures to help increase consumer spending. There are concerns that China`s efforts to slow its economy and curb inflation will hurt a global recovery.

"The market is cranking along here and any excuse for some profit-taking — and certainly China is a good one — is going to result in a little bit of softness," said Phil Orlando, chief equity market strategist at Federated Investors in New York.

Meanwhile, a report showed manufacturing activity in New York has slowed slightly in March. The Empire State manufacturing index fell to 22.9 from 24.9 in February. Economists had predicted a drop to 21.5.

A separate report found that industrial production unexpectedly rose in February. The Federal Reserve said output from the nation`s factories, mines and utilities rose 0.1 percent, while economists polled by Thomson Reuters had forecast a drop in activity. It was the eighth consecutive month of growth, showing the industry is recovering from the recession.

The drop in stocks comes as investors await the Fed`s meeting on interest-rate policy on Tuesday. While it is unlikely to raise a key interest rate from historic lows, traders will be looking for clues in the Fed`s statement about when it might raise rates. Investors have been factoring in an eventual rate hike, but any signs that the move will be made sooner rather than later is likely to hurt stocks at first....

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please advice

Posted by : jigneshdvira

i bought English India @ 750 Qty 50 Shares Please suggest me to hold or exit

15 Mar 2010 23:00

SWOT Analysis

Sah Petroleums

Posted by : shareware78
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 22.75 ( 2.25 % ), NSE: Rs. 23.00 ( 2.91 % )
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Concerns about China`s economy and a warning about the U.S. credit rating hit stocks.
Credit ratings agency Moody`s said Monday that debt loads are stretched in the U.S. and Britain. The countries carry the top "AAA" rating. And a drop in the rating would make it more expensive for the government to borrow money.

Investors also looked to China, where stocks fell after the country`s annual policy meeting ended without new measures to help increase consumer spending. There are concerns that China`s efforts to slow its economy and curb inflation will hurt a global recovery.

"The market is cranking along here and any excuse for some profit-taking — and certainly China is a good one — is going to result in a little bit of softness," said Phil Orlando, chief equity market strategist at Federated Investors in New York.

Meanwhile, a report showed manufacturing activity in New York has slowed slightly in March. The Empire State manufacturing index fell to 22.9 from 24.9 in February. Economists had predicted a drop to 21.5.

A separate report found that industrial production unexpectedly rose in February. The Federal Reserve said output from the nation`s factories, mines and utilities rose 0.1 percent, while economists polled by Thomson Reuters had forecast a drop in activity. It was the eighth consecutive month of growth, showing the industry is recovering from the recession.

The drop in stocks comes as investors await the Fed`s meeting on interest-rate policy on Tuesday. While it is unlikely to raise a key interest rate from historic lows, traders will be looking for clues in the Fed`s statement about when it might raise rates. Investors have been factoring in an eventual rate hike, but any signs that the move will be made sooner rather than later is likely to hurt stocks at first....

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SWOT Analysis

Posted by : athina

buy

keep

the

share rolling high

15 Mar 2010 22:56

77

Kitex Garments

Posted by : shareware78
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 25.10 ( -2.14 % )
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Concerns about China`s economy and a warning about the U.S. credit rating hit stocks.
Credit ratings agency Moody`s said Monday that debt loads are stretched in the U.S. and Britain. The countries carry the top "AAA" rating. And a drop in the rating would make it more expensive for the government to borrow money.

Investors also looked to China, where stocks fell after the country`s annual policy meeting ended without new measures to help increase consumer spending. There are concerns that China`s efforts to slow its economy and curb inflation will hurt a global recovery.

"The market is cranking along here and any excuse for some profit-taking — and certainly China is a good one — is going to result in a little bit of softness," said Phil Orlando, chief equity market strategist at Federated Investors in New York.

Meanwhile, a report showed manufacturing activity in New York has slowed slightly in March. The Empire State manufacturing index fell to 22.9 from 24.9 in February. Economists had predicted a drop to 21.5.

A separate report found that industrial production unexpectedly rose in February. The Federal Reserve said output from the nation`s factories, mines and utilities rose 0.1 percent, while economists polled by Thomson Reuters had forecast a drop in activity. It was the eighth consecutive month of growth, showing the industry is recovering from the recession.

The drop in stocks comes as investors await the Fed`s meeting on interest-rate policy on Tuesday. While it is unlikely to raise a key interest rate from historic lows, traders will be looking for clues in the Fed`s statement about when it might raise rates. Investors have been factoring in an eventual rate hike, but any signs that the move will be made sooner rather than later is likely to hurt stocks at first....

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77

Posted by : rock_jal

Dear Athina,

I would love to have a similar(like Gold) detailed analysis on Kitex Garments. Its been a long hard wait for prices to take a spurt from these levels to higher levels.

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