best long term investment with safety....one of best investments that can be made for long term....mnc bank with indian presence...this mnc bank was not hurt by sub-prime crises..this shows the management strength globally.and growth in india financial sector cant be denied...so its a best boat with safety to ride for next 10-15 yrs............

hi...i have a target of much much higher...beyod 1000....over long term....excellent investment for long term safe investors.a true blue chip investment for long term as its a mnc with indian touch where gdp is going to gwor above 6-7% for next 50 yrs.so just imagine the banking sector ...hence out of them all this is also a multibagger.......

nu tech india-----target much above 600

its into great telecom infra services....would go tulip,adsl way in long term.....just hold as risk is small compared to expected returns.worth taking risk....

gennex labs---multibagger....buy to make profit in short term also...

looking at the shareholding pattern i feel this stock is going to be a multibagger...fundamentally i cany justify the stock price but interested p parties would make it zoom....its just my personal institution looking at shareholding and the history of shareholders.........worth taking risk of 10000 rupee only.......

does anyone remember my intution in genesys international when it was at 20-30 levels.year back.

i was just saying it was my intitution that something will happen here looking at annopuncements and past history on shareholding and preferential to promoters.

look where its now.i still feel everything is not fully valued here.something more is going to come.
but its a risky thing to venture in such stocks.
i would rather buy allahabad bank at 65 and hold for 3 yrs to get 100 rupe safely with certainty because it will touch 100 some day inb my life.its a sure profit in my lifetime....

Vivek Babu you are too Optimistic. Not many of us will see 50 years. If it grows the way it touched 275 then it may not require 50 years and the biggest hurdle is that its not yet 51% subsidiary. But may your assumtions be true ...