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HDFC Bank

Belongs to: Banks - Private Sector
Buy, Sell or Hold? 66 comments
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BSE: 500180
NSE: HDFCBANK
1047.75  -58.3 (-5.27)
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02 Oct 2008 00:52

HDFC Bank

Posted by : Guest
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1293.65 ( 5.26 % ), NSE: Rs. 1295.25 ( 5.33 % )
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CLSA has mentioned that Nifty can fall upto 3000 level. Think where will this most unfreindly bank to wards customers will go down?

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HDFC Bank

Posted by : Guest

hi to all,

I have a doubt on the PE ratio of this company since FY09 of eps of 52 still this trading at 25 PE . However market is trading at PE of 11 of FY09 EPS. Next target of this share is 1000 within this month.
So sell this now to get profit of 20 to 25 %
Investor from Dubai

01 Oct 2008 13:54

HDFC Bank

Posted by : Guest
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1280.50 ( 4.19 % ), NSE: Rs. 1289.40 ( 4.85 % )
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hi to all,

I have a doubt on the PE ratio of this company since FY09 of eps of 52 still this trading at 25 PE . However market is trading at PE of 11 of FY09 EPS. Next target of this share is 1000 within this month.
So sell this now to get profit of 20 to 25 %
Investor from Dubai...

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HDFC Bank

Posted by : zoombusiness

Very True sir.

SBI , BoI and BOB and Union Bank are better options.
Axis is also on HDFC and ICICI style and charge customers more.

01 Oct 2008 12:04

HDFC Bank

Posted by : zoombusiness
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1224.35 ( -0.38 % ), NSE: Rs. 1225.95 ( -0.30 % )
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Very True sir.

SBI , BoI and BOB and Union Bank are better options.
Axis is also on HDFC and ICICI style and charge customers more.
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HDFC Bank

Posted by : Guest

rightly said by Mr.guest.. HDFCBANK will surely come down to 1100 level within this Friday or by Monday... this is bcos the private banks have mostly given loans to foreign companies and HDFCBANK will be no exception.. its better to put ur money in public sector entities like SBI,AXISBANK,etc rather than wasting ur money in HDFCBANK,we have already seen how the private banks have got eroded bcos of this credit crisis... its better to be careful rather than spoil ur money.

01 Oct 2008 10:23

HDFC Bank

Posted by : Guest
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1234.50 ( 0.45 % ), NSE: Rs. 1236.95 ( 0.59 % )
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rightly said by Mr.guest.. HDFCBANK will surely come down to 1100 level within this Friday or by Monday... this is bcos the private banks have mostly given loans to foreign companies and HDFCBANK will be no exception.. its better to put ur money in public sector entities like SBI,AXISBANK,etc rather than wasting ur money in HDFCBANK,we have already seen how the private banks have got eroded bcos of this credit crisis... its better to be careful rather than spoil ur money....

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HDFC Bank

Posted by : zoombusiness

BSE
Block Deal
HDFC BANK 55932 Shares At 1236


30 Sep 2008 14:51

HDFC Bank

Posted by : Guest
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1226.00 ( 2.21 % ), NSE: Rs. 1228.50 ( 2.35 % )
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SELL OFF HDFCBANK immediately.. it will come down to 1080 level within 2 days from now and can go further down below 1000.. its immediate downtarget is 1100 to 1080 level... u can get in at less than 1000 level bcos it will be a good stock to invest during that time... ...

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HDFC Bank

Posted by : zoombusiness

BSE
Block Deal
HDFC BANK 55932 Shares At 1236


30 Sep 2008 09:35

Indices will move down to create concern

Posted by : Leave it.
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1199.50 ( -3.71 % ), NSE: Rs. 1200.35 ( -3.56 % )
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MUMBAI: The rejection of the $700 billion financial rescue plan of US government and the resultant crash in world markets will have similar effect on the Indian markets when they open on Tuesday.

The rejection of the US plan has heightened concerns that more banks will fail and global credit-losses will widen, leading to a deflationary situation.

A huge 210 points discount in Singapore Nifty futures today also points to a gap-down opening of 160-200 points for Nifty. Foreign players have net sold Rs 546 crore in futures while they net bought options to the tune of Rs 246.11 crore on Monday.

The House of Representatives voted down the US government’s financial rescue plan intended to restore confidence in the US banking system. US markets sank as the House rejected by a vote of 228-205.

Today Asian markets tumbled--imitating the US market losses--on concern the money market situation will worsen and hasten the global slowdown. Japan's Nikkei was down 4.17 per cent, Taiwan's Taiex plunged 6 per cent, Korean Kospi fell 3.31 per cent and Philippines PSEi nose-dive 5.68 per cent.

v.krishnamoorthy...

29 Sep 2008 10:39

HDFC Bank

Posted by : zoombusiness
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1236.00 ( -0.78 % ), NSE: Rs. 1237.50 ( -0.57 % )
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BSE
Block Deal
HDFC BANK 55932 Shares At 1236


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28 Sep 2008 12:42

What should i do now

Posted by : Guest
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1245.70 ( -4.05 % ), NSE: Rs. 1244.60 ( -4.31 % )
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Hi Sir,

It was very interesting and helpful after reading ur message to Dipam Chatterjee.
Please keep on advicing people like me who are very new to market.

Thanks,
Aravind...

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What should i do now

Posted by : Leave it.

My dear Dipam Chatterjee,
well. It is a good investment and the price is reasonably good. As you say that you are a student, I consider you as my son(I am 70 years old),I would like to suggest a few basic rules.
1. Never put more than 15 to 20 % of surplus funds.
2.Don't borrow money for investments (ie. don't enter F & O segments)
3. Put a target for buying and selling the shares without attaching sentiments.
4.Always we have to buy in lots for the available funds to have an average cost of the lot we hold.
5.Observe a share for a minimum of six months with the opinion of all and the final decision should be yours.
6. If married,
(a). do all the transations in the joint names of your self and your wife.
(b) Brief her with details of all your share and bank investments
c. Have her as nominee for your DP and bank accounts.If convenient take her with you while you do business in the trading house or bank.
d. If you income is over 3lacs pa. open one PPF account in SBI or some of the permitted PSU banks for regular saving habits.You can save Rs.70000 per year in 12 instalments in a year. Deatils are available in SBI website under Govt. schemes.

7. Last but not not least HAVE FIVE TIMES YOUR MONTHLY GROSS EARNINGS IN YOUR SAVINGS BANK(JOINT) ACCOUNT TO MEET ANY UNFORSEEN CIRCUMSTANCES.THEN CONSIDER INVESTMENTS IN SHARES.

Something within me made me to mail this to you. If I have trespassed into your personal area, kindly excuse this old man. But think about what I have printed for you.
with all my best wishes,
v.krishnamoorthy

28 Sep 2008 12:21

Investors dump pvt sector bank stocks,

Posted by : KARUNAS
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1245.70 ( -4.05 % ), NSE: Rs. 1244.60 ( -4.31 % )
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Being of the best bank in the private secter is available currently at good rates and the second quarter results may be at par with the current expectations. 15% returns by all means are good and booking gains always is good and all should have this strategy in the current situation....

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Investors dump pvt sector bank stocks,

Posted by : Leave it.

To Karunas

In one week the nifty has come down to 3985. The bank can create wealth.What about our money invested?
So for the past six months, I fix a target to buy and sell on every transaction. The movements of the price are in the hands of the traders or they will put it on FIIs or DIIs. Whenever the rates give me 15% return, I have a deal without attaching sentiments.

The Bank is to publish second quarter results by 15th oct. Let us see what it is. For the next six months, the ups and downs will be of speculative in nature and according to the pressure of the international scene.So I do not give importance now to the index and I see only the rates that I have fixed as target. I just place my approach for the trading as on date.
If you scrol though the posts in\\\\

27 Sep 2008 18:58

Investors dump pvt sector bank stocks,

Posted by : Leave it.
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1245.70 ( -4.05 % ), NSE: Rs. 1244.60 ( -4.31 % )
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To Karunas

In one week the nifty has come down to 3985. The bank can create wealth.What about our money invested?
So for the past six months, I fix a target to buy and sell on every transaction. The movements of the price are in the hands of the traders or they will put it on FIIs or DIIs. Whenever the rates give me 15% return, I have a deal without attaching sentiments.

The Bank is to publish second quarter results by 15th oct. Let us see what it is. For the next six months, the ups and downs will be of speculative in nature and according to the pressure of the international scene.So I do not give importance now to the index and I see only the rates that I have fixed as target. I just place my approach for the trading as on date.
If you scrol though the posts in\\\\...

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Investors dump pvt sector bank stocks,

Posted by : KARUNAS

Isnt this 4750 a good level to get out, if achieved. One may start off-loading after 4500 levels and wait for the next bearish phase which has to be there before election. But our banking secter looks to be on strong footings and one may keep then a not much blood-shedding may be there and may be the bottons have been tested currently and if bought at that levels, nothing to worry, will create wealth.

27 Sep 2008 08:41

Support-Resistance LEVELS for MONDAY !

Posted by : DUstocks
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1245.70 ( -4.05 % ), NSE: Rs. 1244.60 ( -4.31 % )
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R3 R2 R1 P S1 S2 S3
1356.13 1328.06 1286.33 1258.26 1216.53 1188.46 1146.73
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27 Sep 2008 05:44

What should i do now

Posted by : Leave it.
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1245.70 ( -4.05 % ), NSE: Rs. 1244.60 ( -4.31 % )
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My dear Dipam Chatterjee,
well. It is a good investment and the price is reasonably good. As you say that you are a student, I consider you as my son(I am 70 years old),I would like to suggest a few basic rules.
1. Never put more than 15 to 20 % of surplus funds.
2.Don't borrow money for investments (ie. don't enter F & O segments)
3. Put a target for buying and selling the shares without attaching sentiments.
4.Always we have to buy in lots for the available funds to have an average cost of the lot we hold.
5.Observe a share for a minimum of six months with the opinion of all and the final decision should be yours.
6. If married,
(a). do all the transations in the joint names of your self and your wife.
(b) Brief her with details of all your share and bank investments
c. Have her as nominee for your DP and bank accounts.If convenient take her with you while you do business in the trading house or bank.
d. If you income is over 3lacs pa. open one PPF account in SBI or some of the permitted PSU banks for regular saving habits.You can save Rs.70000 per year in 12 instalments in a year. Deatils are available in SBI website under Govt. schemes.

7. Last but not not least HAVE FIVE TIMES YOUR MONTHLY GROSS EARNINGS IN YOUR SAVINGS BANK(JOINT) ACCOUNT TO MEET ANY UNFORSEEN CIRCUMSTANCES.THEN CONSIDER INVESTMENTS IN SHARES.

Something within me made me to mail this to you. If I have trespassed into your personal area, kindly excuse this old man. But think about what I have printed for you.
with all my best wishes,
v.krishnamoorthy...

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What should i do now

Posted by : Guest

good morning maam I am Dipam Chatterjee, student i have bought 100 shares of HDFCBANK @ 1285, I want to know the levels.

26 Sep 2008 11:41

What should i do now

Posted by : Guest
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1254.95 ( -3.34 % ), NSE: Rs. 1255.85 ( -3.44 % )
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good morning maam I am Dipam Chatterjee, student i have bought 100 shares of HDFCBANK @ 1285, I want to know the levels....

26 Sep 2008 01:59

BEST Retail Bank

Posted by : NRE Investor
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1298.30 ( 1.28 % ), NSE: Rs. 1300.65 ( 1.57 % )
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Dear V. Krishnamoorthy,

RE: DEMATING OF SHARES

Just read your reply and thank you indeed for enlighting me on the
subject of the general rule under civil law which is a new knowledge to me now.

Regards
Ghanshyam Jhaveri (NRE Investor)
SARVAM KRISHNAARPANAM

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BEST Retail Bank

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To NRE Investor

I read the contents just now. I want to share my experiences.

As a bank, it is good and give their best srvices. If you know somebody, as in any Indian Istitutions, things will move quickly.

As regards the demat services,the general rule under civil law is that the agent is just a substitute for the principal and the principal is squarely responsible for all the commmission and ommission of the agent.
Here the DP has acted on your behalf. Just like an agent. You have to apply for the duplicate certificate as per the terms of the company and get it. In your case the DP is not necessary to meet the expences even.Just consider a ch. put for collection and lost. The bank is not responsible for the value involved and will give you a letter that the same taken for collection is lost and not fully processed to credit the proceeds in your/any other account. I got a dividend warrant for over 750 rupees from Goddlass nerolac long back. There I got this experience In Bank Of India.

In Madura Mills Ltd , I presented the certificates for transfer in their office at Madurai directly and the company lost it. When I produced their acknowledgement, they issued a notice in the press and issued a duplicate certificate at their cost. Of course, they got an indemnity letter from me that I will surrrender the old one, if I came across by chance.

When I purchased the shares of Calico mills, My Brokers at Chennai M/s. Dalal & co lost my certificate while they were sending it for transfer. They accepted the issue involved and requested me to apply for the duplicate. When I wrote to the company, I got a reply that the shares are not yet transfered in your name and I had to retrace the stps through my broker. Dalal agreed to the point and replied that they have to take up the matter with the original broker and in the mean time, he will purchase the shares from the open market and settle my dues including transfer. they did so.

Just think what will we do if it is sent by registered post and lost in transit.We complain to the post office and then we have to bear with their reply that they are not responsible, as it is not insured.

As you(we) normally give the share certificate and 'DRF' form, there is a very thin chance for forging a transfer deed, to get the shares transferred in that fellow's name. When I am delivering the documents, I insist the counter clerk at the DP office to put their stamp in the share certificate--"Cancelled for demating the contents" and then leave with their acknowledgement.

For my brother, the DP wanted to take his own time to cancel the certificate and gave the ack. only. That case went through well. From the next time onwards, I advised him to cancel the certificate before presenting the papers.

So,You can derive your own decision out of my experience. I am a retired LIC official,now in USA and a student of actuary.

v.krishnamoorthy

25 Sep 2008 20:50

BEST Retail Bank

Posted by : Leave it.
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1298.30 ( 1.28 % ), NSE: Rs. 1300.65 ( 1.57 % )
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To NRE Investor

I read the contents just now. I want to share my experiences.

As a bank, it is good and give their best srvices. If you know somebody, as in any Indian Istitutions, things will move quickly.

As regards the demat services,the general rule under civil law is that the agent is just a substitute for the principal and the principal is squarely responsible for all the commmission and ommission of the agent.
Here the DP has acted on your behalf. Just like an agent. You have to apply for the duplicate certificate as per the terms of the company and get it. In your case the DP is not necessary to meet the expences even.Just consider a ch. put for collection and lost. The bank is not responsible for the value involved and will give you a letter that the same taken for collection is lost and not fully processed to credit the proceeds in your/any other account. I got a dividend warrant for over 750 rupees from Goddlass nerolac long back. There I got this experience In Bank Of India.

In Madura Mills Ltd , I presented the certificates for transfer in their office at Madurai directly and the company lost it. When I produced their acknowledgement, they issued a notice in the press and issued a duplicate certificate at their cost. Of course, they got an indemnity letter from me that I will surrrender the old one, if I came across by chance.

When I purchased the shares of Calico mills, My Brokers at Chennai M/s. Dalal & co lost my certificate while they were sending it for transfer. They accepted the issue involved and requested me to apply for the duplicate. When I wrote to the company, I got a reply that the shares are not yet transfered in your name and I had to retrace the stps through my broker. Dalal agreed to the point and replied that they have to take up the matter with the original broker and in the mean time, he will purchase the shares from the open market and settle my dues including transfer. they did so.

Just think what will we do if it is sent by registered post and lost in transit.We complain to the post office and then we have to bear with their reply that they are not responsible, as it is not insured.

As you(we) normally give the share certificate and 'DRF' form, there is a very thin chance for forging a transfer deed, to get the shares transferred in that fellow's name. When I am delivering the documents, I insist the counter clerk at the DP office to put their stamp in the share certificate--"Cancelled for demating the contents" and then leave with their acknowledgement.

For my brother, the DP wanted to take his own time to cancel the certificate and gave the ack. only. That case went through well. From the next time onwards, I advised him to cancel the certificate before presenting the papers.

So,You can derive your own decision out of my experience. I am a retired LIC official,now in USA and a student of actuary.

v.krishnamoorthy...

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BEST Retail Bank

Posted by : NRE Investor

HDFC BANK - ETHICS, PROCESS, EFFICIENCY, PEOPLES SKILLS:
I handed Dr. Reddys Laboratories original share cert. + transfer forms, duly executed, for dematting. For 14 (fourteen) weeks they did not demat my shares. Meantime, Dr. Reddys issued Bonus 1:1 in Sept. 2006 which came in physical form. I had a lengthy exchange of E-mails with HDFC and one Mr. Balkrishnan, HDFC, Kamla Mills Compound, Lower Parel, Mumbai, almost treated matter as closed on his presumption only. I gave them the proof of my shares delivery to HDFC and thereafter he stopped replying my E-mail. When I approached the HDFC Branc I have account with, their representative ORALLY said it is his mistake and he said, if I press further, he will pay from his pocket - bank will not pay. Todate matter is remaining as it is.

This is just to show an example of their Ethics, Process, Efficiency and Peoples Skills.

REGARDS
NRE INVESTOR
SARVAM KRISHNAARPANAM

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