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Guys be careful now. FBI to probe fraud in Lehman,frannie, AIG.
ML and Lehman had major investments in Godawari.
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The $85-billion bailout of AIG by the US Federal government in exchange for a 79.9% equity interest may land several Indian companies, including MindTree, AIA Engineering, Bharati Shipyard, Federal Bank and Gayatri Projects, in a unique regulatory hassle.
The government may examine holdings by the insurer in Indian companies through its various arms since the US government would become a shareholder in these companies by getting the rights to stakes held by the insurer (in these firms) prior to the bailout.
Godawari name is not there right as the article is related to AIG.
But similar investigation is now inititiated in Lehman and Frannie..
I had already mentioned ab Gayatri projects and now its on ET news.
Pls be careful....
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ML and Lehman had major investments in Godawari.
Extract from ET:
The $85-billion bailout of AIG by the US Federal government in exchange for a 79.9% equity interest may land several Indian companies, including MindTree, AIA Engineering, Bharati Shipyard, Federal Bank and Gayatri Projects, in a unique regulatory hassle.
The government may examine holdings by the insurer in Indian companies through its various arms since the US government would become a shareholder in these companies by getting the rights to stakes held by the insurer (in these firms) prior to the bailout.
Godawari name is not there right as the article is related to AIG.
But similar investigation is now inititiated in Lehman and Frannie..
I had already mentioned ab Gayatri projects and now its on ET news.
Pls be careful....
...
24 Sep 2008 06:45
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The $85-billion bailout of AIG by the US Federal government in exchange for a 79.9% equity interest may land several Indian companies, including MindTree, AIA Engineering, Bharati Shipyard, Federal Bank and Gayatri Projects, in a unique regulatory hassle.
The government may examine holdings by the insurer in Indian companies through its various arms since the US government would become a shareholder in these companies by getting the rights to stakes held by the insurer (in these firms) prior to the bailout. ...
The government may examine holdings by the insurer in Indian companies through its various arms since the US government would become a shareholder in these companies by getting the rights to stakes held by the insurer (in these firms) prior to the bailout. ...
22 Sep 2008 19:59
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The message clearly says that the risk reward ratio is not in favour of Reward so he wont say to buy it but hold.
Bhambwani told CNBC-TV18, "In Godawari Power the upside potential in near to medium-term up to the Rs 190 levels that’s where I would like to exit this counter. Should it actually start to show signs of extreme weakness, it could go all the way down to Rs 125, which is not exactly a very healthy situation for a trader. The risk reward ratio doesn’t seem to be skewered in the favour of hold or even buy. So I would say hold on for now, wait for higher levels, the closer it gets to Rs 185-190 I think the better it is for you to exit."...
Bhambwani told CNBC-TV18, "In Godawari Power the upside potential in near to medium-term up to the Rs 190 levels that’s where I would like to exit this counter. Should it actually start to show signs of extreme weakness, it could go all the way down to Rs 125, which is not exactly a very healthy situation for a trader. The risk reward ratio doesn’t seem to be skewered in the favour of hold or even buy. So I would say hold on for now, wait for higher levels, the closer it gets to Rs 185-190 I think the better it is for you to exit."...
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yes good long term but right now its headed downwards as they analyst themselves are confused and no analyst can save it.
These analyst will come up with some other stories u never know.
See S P Tusian, the very first report on Sterlite he said good for investors, next day he said things are not clear and its hazy.
What he did? He sold his and his clients stocks and when done next day he said he is not sure and will take time. This is how they fool you.
This company is good and can be held but will pain....
These analyst will come up with some other stories u never know.
See S P Tusian, the very first report on Sterlite he said good for investors, next day he said things are not clear and its hazy.
What he did? He sold his and his clients stocks and when done next day he said he is not sure and will take time. This is how they fool you.
This company is good and can be held but will pain....
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