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Dear Pandumanu, Any further news about NMDC why it is going down & down. What do you say can I want to buy 500 shares will it be the right time to have or wait. Please advice also One more thing If I invest then what do you suggest Can I treat this shares for long term basis say 5 to 10 years...

can you post your views on JSL..?...

How U r seeing closing Today Mkt. Considering the following matter: - 1. Expiry r about to near 2. 4900 & 5000 Put options r most active derivative today 3.Profit Booking 4.Mkt r not seeing to cross 5080 level 5.FII selling cash drivatives My opinion is Mkt can fall due to profit booking . Nifty can break 5000 level and sensex can break 17000 level. Its my opinion. Please also share ur opinions in this matter And Chief - Kamani Analysis was perfect for friday mkt. ...

dont invest this type of company its only operator . high risk if sebi give any news its come to paise level. banning news come soon...

Dear micky, Chinese tyres are case in point. Many people who have fitted Chinese tyres and driven their vehicles on expressways at high speed have come to grief as these tyres have given away at speeds above 90-100 kmph. Similarly Chinese milk products have caused widespread food poisoning. Chinese toys have not kept standards of required hygiene. People buy misery & sickness along with Chinese goods and loose their economic freedom. Example : USA & to lesser extent Europe. Some countries also buy political bullying; Example India....

MUMBAI: Indian equities are expected to move higher over the next 12 months, as surprises in companies’ growth could trigger earnings upgrades, said Why realty is good investment Key to maximising returns How to gauge market movements What moves the stock markets? Points to remember in investing HSBC. But the bank has an ‘underweight’ rating on India, because it expects gains here to lag other countries. “Growth expectations remain low and we see a significant room for upgrades to EPS forecasts. Analysts have yet to factor in an economic recovery, and EPS upgrades will be the major factor which will provide support to equities,” said Vivek Ranjan Misra and Garry O Evans, strategists at HSBC, in a recent report. Though the valuation of the benchmark Sensex at 17 times next year’s earnings indicates limited room for upsides, earnings growth upgrades over the next 2-3 quarters will provide support to the market, the bank said. HSBC’s target for the Sensex is 18,000 and for the Nifty is 5,350 by the end of 2010. On Thursday, the Sensex closed at 16,785.65 and the Nifty ended at 4989. Both indices have risen close to 94% since March 9, 2009. A wider section of the market has been concerned over the existing value of Indian shares, terming it as ‘expensive’. Fund managers said Indian equities stand the risk of limited upsides hereon and a sharper fall than other emerging markets in the event of a correction. HSBC sees the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) monetary policy tightening, led by stronger economic and earnings growth, as a key cause of concern for investors. “While this (tighter monetary policy) may cause equity markets to pause, the negatives from rate tightening should be outweighed by the upside to the stock market from positive revisions to growth expectations,” the bank’s strategists said. “The clash between the two forces — rising growth expectations and withdrawal of monetary easing is likely to cause volatility,” they said. HSBC expects RBI to hike the cash reserve ratio (CRR) — the minimum amount banks need to hold with the central bank in cash — by 200 basis points, or 2%, and policy rates by 125 basis points, or 1.25%, in 2010. But the rate hikes are unlikely to impact growth in 2010-11, the bank said. “Tightening will be the result of a pick-up in growth. So, this won’t be a disaster for equities. However, evidence suggests the first move in a tightening cycle causes the market to pause,” the strategists said. HSBC, however, thinks downside risks are limited, because “upside surprises to growth and low interest rates in the US create an environment supportive of EM assets”. It expects a “buy on dips” strategy is likely to prevail. The bank has ‘overweight’ ratings on private sector banks, industrials, consumer staples and IT, and ‘underweight’ ratings on materials and healthcare. ...

Mr. jAGGA, I have seen in your recomended website,i.e. "WATCHOUTINVESTORS DOT COM" but nothing is there in respect of alkali Metal??? how you r saying ?????...

what do you mean by soothsayer????????...

what do mean by soothsayer????????...

only 765??? not looking justified.

1) In technical chart of brokers, this stocks target is showing around 4000 per share in two year, on what basis I don`t know. But if that technical chart showing correct, then 765 is too cheep.

based on this point the Govt. should have fixed around 1000 per share.

2) Secondly, as this is the listed co., hence as per the SEBI norms, the price should fixed on average moving price in the market.

what is truth, it will be clear sooner.......

Buy this stock at this level,you will see it around and above 200 level inext week,.....

Buy N keep the stock for long duration, this will become second HDFC, N you will earn unexpected.....happy investing.....

Buy the stock keeping target of Rs. 300 to 400 in 3 month...... ...

THE COMPANY`S EPS IS Rs 9.29 PER SHARE, N P/E RATIO IS 14.32 AGAINST INDUSTRY P/E 29.64. THE COMPANY ALSO GIVEN GOOD RESULT NP Rs.1.63 CRORE FOR THE QTR 02/2010.

THE STOCK SHOULD HAVE BEEN TRADED AT 230 TO 250 LEVEL. ...

market is going to crack down at 12000 level now. this is not fundamentaly good stock. it may touch Rs. 20/-...