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17 Oct 2008 01:42

Wake up Dad.....wake up.....your house on Fire.......

Jaiprakash Asso

Posted by : libran.
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 74.75 ( 2.82 % ), NSE: Rs. 74.65 ( 2.61 % )
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If shares do rally to 110 levls book some profit around 115-118 range and wait for it to drop back to lower levels to buy, Although I am bullish about this stock on longer term but no one can predict short term, so just this suggestion would be helpful...happy investing...

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Wake up Dad.....wake up.....your house on Fire.......

Posted by : vkk43

In case rally in the market is sustained for a few days, the share, being a momentum stock, can rally also and reach above 100/110 level maximum. So Hold. Minus point is the forthcoming right issue.

17 Oct 2008 01:35

Decoupling days are coming ahead.........

IFCI

Posted by : sambala
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 25.05 ( -6.18 % ), NSE: Rs. 25.00 ( -6.54 % )
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Dow Industrials closed up more than 400 points after late-day rally
Google posts net income of $1.35 billion as revenue rises 31%...

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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........

Posted by : sambala

Dow Jones Industrial Average up 411 points at 8,989.69

17 Oct 2008 01:31

Decoupling days are coming ahead.........

IFCI

Posted by : sambala
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 25.05 ( -6.18 % ), NSE: Rs. 25.00 ( -6.54 % )
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Dow Jones Industrial Average up 411 points at 8,989.69...

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Posted by : sambala

Stocks in late rally

A volatile session turns positive as lowest oil prices in a year give investors a reason to jump back into the market

NEW YORK (CNNMoney. com) -- Wall Street rallied Thursday afternoon, toward the end of a volatile session, as the lowest oil prices in more than a year gave investors a reason to scoop up shares battered in the recent market selloff.

With about 20 minutes left in the session, the Dow Jones industrial average (INDU) was up around 395 points, after having been down as much as 380 points in the late morning. That loss - combined with losses over the last two sessions - had erased all of Monday`s record 936-point advance.

The Standard & Poor`s 500 (SPX) index rose 2.3% and the Nasdaq composite (COMP) gained 3.2%. The gauges were on both sides of the breakeven point throughout the morning.

Stocks tumbled in the morning as investors considered a pair of weak manufacturing reports, Merrill Lynch and Citigroup`s losses and the slide in oil prices.

Yet stocks recovered and turned higher in the afternoon as oil prices slumped and the three major gauges inched closer to multi-year lows hit during last Friday`s session. Some market pros think those lows could represent a bear-market bottom.

Meanwhile, the credit market has been showing some signs of loosening, with several key lending rates declining.

But volatility is here to stay, reflecting uncertainty about the economy and the still flailing financial sector, analysts said.

"To a certain extent, we`re in the middle of a hurricane," said Gary Flam, portfolio manager, Bel Air Investment Advisors. "It will pass eventually and we will get through it, but there`s been a lot of damage."

While investors have welcomed many of the steps the government and world banks have taken to get money flowing again, the tone of the market has remained pretty negative. That`s partly because a lot of the programs won`t kick in until several months from now.

Investor fear is at an all-time high, with the CBOE Volatility (VIX) index, or the VIX, rising to a record 81.13 Thursday before pulling back a bit.

Recession talk pounded stocks Wednesday, with the Dow falling 733 points, its second worst session ever on a point basis. The slide of 7.9% was the Dow`s 9th worst ever. Declines for the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq were comparable.

The decline Wednesday wiped out $1.1 trillion in market value on the Dow Jones Wilshire 5000, the broadest measure of the stock market.

17 Oct 2008 01:28

Decoupling days are coming ahead.........

IFCI

Posted by : sambala
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 25.05 ( -6.18 % ), NSE: Rs. 25.00 ( -6.54 % )
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Stocks in late rally

A volatile session turns positive as lowest oil prices in a year give investors a reason to jump back into the market

NEW YORK (CNNMoney. com) -- Wall Street rallied Thursday afternoon, toward the end of a volatile session, as the lowest oil prices in more than a year gave investors a reason to scoop up shares battered in the recent market selloff.

With about 20 minutes left in the session, the Dow Jones industrial average (INDU) was up around 395 points, after having been down as much as 380 points in the late morning. That loss - combined with losses over the last two sessions - had erased all of Monday`s record 936-point advance.

The Standard & Poor`s 500 (SPX) index rose 2.3% and the Nasdaq composite (COMP) gained 3.2%. The gauges were on both sides of the breakeven point throughout the morning.

Stocks tumbled in the morning as investors considered a pair of weak manufacturing reports, Merrill Lynch and Citigroup`s losses and the slide in oil prices.

Yet stocks recovered and turned higher in the afternoon as oil prices slumped and the three major gauges inched closer to multi-year lows hit during last Friday`s session. Some market pros think those lows could represent a bear-market bottom.

Meanwhile, the credit market has been showing some signs of loosening, with several key lending rates declining.

But volatility is here to stay, reflecting uncertainty about the economy and the still flailing financial sector, analysts said.

"To a certain extent, we`re in the middle of a hurricane," said Gary Flam, portfolio manager, Bel Air Investment Advisors. "It will pass eventually and we will get through it, but there`s been a lot of damage."

While investors have welcomed many of the steps the government and world banks have taken to get money flowing again, the tone of the market has remained pretty negative. That`s partly because a lot of the programs won`t kick in until several months from now.

Investor fear is at an all-time high, with the CBOE Volatility (VIX) index, or the VIX, rising to a record 81.13 Thursday before pulling back a bit.

Recession talk pounded stocks Wednesday, with the Dow falling 733 points, its second worst session ever on a point basis. The slide of 7.9% was the Dow`s 9th worst ever. Declines for the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq were comparable.

The decline Wednesday wiped out $1.1 trillion in market value on the Dow Jones Wilshire 5000, the broadest measure of the stock market.

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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........

Posted by : sambala

Battling back in final hour

Technology benchmark surges 2% in volatile session that also sees the Dow industrials yanked triple digits in both directions


NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- U.S. stock indexes veered higher late Thursday afternoon in an attempted rebound from the prior day`s rout, after dismal data was overshadowed as the price of crude dropped below $70 a barrel for the first time in more than a year.

It`s really a market without conviction. Anyone selling in this market has a roughly half-hour time horizon, and anyone buying has to have at least a one-year horizon. That is why we have such volatility -- the Wall Street FAT CATS are selling and retail is just sitting there watching," said Jack Ablin, chief Investment officer, Harris Private Bank.

Rapidly shredding early gains, stocks fell steeply after the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia reported conditions in the region`s manufacturing sector deteriorated significantly in October.

It was one of just several pieces of economic data that painted a grim picture.

"The financial markets are now in the process of adjusting for the dark period of economic activity that is now upon us, and data such as today`s will further the process," said Tony Crescenzi, chief bond market strategist at Miller & Tabak.

17 Oct 2008 01:18

Final target 15 (cum-bonus) is intact

Guj NRE Coke

Posted by : rms71
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 40.90 ( 8.63 % ), NSE: Rs. 40.90 ( 8.78 % )
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any idea what will be opening price tomorrow for gnre...

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Final target 15 (cum-bonus) is intact

Posted by : mukut

Capital gain tax calculation will be based after dividing the price not based on original value.
Base price will be considered Rs20. If u at sell at 20 CG= (20-20)=0 so no loss.It can not be adjusted against loss incurred.

17 Oct 2008 01:17

Decoupling days are coming ahead.........

IFCI

Posted by : sambala
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 25.05 ( -6.18 % ), NSE: Rs. 25.00 ( -6.54 % )
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Battling back in final hour

Technology benchmark surges 2% in volatile session that also sees the Dow industrials yanked triple digits in both directions


NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- U.S. stock indexes veered higher late Thursday afternoon in an attempted rebound from the prior day`s rout, after dismal data was overshadowed as the price of crude dropped below $70 a barrel for the first time in more than a year.

It`s really a market without conviction. Anyone selling in this market has a roughly half-hour time horizon, and anyone buying has to have at least a one-year horizon. That is why we have such volatility -- the Wall Street FAT CATS are selling and retail is just sitting there watching," said Jack Ablin, chief Investment officer, Harris Private Bank.

Rapidly shredding early gains, stocks fell steeply after the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia reported conditions in the region`s manufacturing sector deteriorated significantly in October.

It was one of just several pieces of economic data that painted a grim picture.

"The financial markets are now in the process of adjusting for the dark period of economic activity that is now upon us, and data such as today`s will further the process," said Tony Crescenzi, chief bond market strategist at Miller & Tabak.

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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........

Posted by : bubbu64

DU

DOW up at 230 pts at the moment amidst extremely high volatility at 81%. One hour left for the mkt to close. Wow what a ride I am seeing.

17 Oct 2008 01:17

Good Buying Oppourtinity.....

S A Petrochem

Posted by : Marut
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 8.98 ( -4.37 % ), NSE: Rs. 8.80 ( -4.86 % )
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Its going to be great long term story....

U just buy...

Wait & Watch....

Company is going to declare very good results on 25th October, 2009.
The next two quarters is also gonna go very good as the crude oil prices are down...

Profit margin gonna increase for sure...

Keep on investing in South Asian Petro...

You gonna get very high and unexpected returns from this company...

Happy Investing...

Regards...

MARUT...

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Good Buying Oppourtinity.....

Posted by : ays

sir,
on what basis u r giving this 100 cr target pl see previous result the last two qt of every year shows the significant amount of profit margin slow down and in previous year there is otherincome factor most for that 55cr so please tell me what is your view about the 100cr profit in 2009

17 Oct 2008 00:53

Decoupling days are coming ahead.........

IFCI

Posted by : bubbu64
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 25.05 ( -6.18 % ), NSE: Rs. 25.00 ( -6.54 % )
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DU

DOW up at 230 pts at the moment amidst extremely high volatility at 81%. One hour left for the mkt to close. Wow what a ride I am seeing. ...

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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........

Posted by : DUstocks


What I had expressed at the end of my post was : Sorry, no discussions/offers invited on THIS post !

What you commented in your post was a clear indication that in your hurry to retort you just didn`t bother to have a careful look at the contents of the post. No problem. This is a common maladay here at the MMB boards ... you`re not alone.

If your vanity makes you feel great/victorious about any TRAPS ... great ... have fun ! Cheers....

17 Oct 2008 00:37

Growth on track despite hedging losses: NIIT Tech

NIIT Tech

Posted by : MMB Messenger
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 79.15 ( 7.91 % ), NSE: Rs. 78.30 ( 7.11 % )
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Arvind Thakur, CEO, NIIT Technologies said the company has posted 5% Q-o-Q growth despite hedging losses of Rs 85 million in this quarter. He added that the company has got a robust order intake of USD 75 million....

17 Oct 2008 00:27

This can be multibagger

Freshtrop Fruit

Posted by : Nodick
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 17.40 ( 0.87 % )
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Please tell others also. No one ready to believe me even I posted perfect messages in each and every stocks. My information is always right...

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This can be multibagger

Posted by : nol

thank you mr. nodick, you are right i have confimed from an independent source.

17 Oct 2008 00:20

DONT BUY IT :SCAM!!

Jhunjhunwala Va

Posted by : Maximus
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 108.70 ( -9.94 % )
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Some of you may have got emails and SMS about how good this stock is and exotic target. SCAM! Dont get into trouble....

17 Oct 2008 00:10

Market waiting for USA Election

ICICI Bank

Posted by : mukut
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 415.00 ( 0.19 % ), NSE: Rs. 416.15 ( 0.48 % )
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Mr. Market waiting for the USA election. Bush administration might be hiding financial crisis. Once new govt comes in USA they will expose Bush administrations financial issues. So hope there is no more surprises comes to publice after USA elections, otherwise FIIs will see more redemption pressure which will drag indian market to new lows....

16 Oct 2008 23:56

Decoupling days are coming ahead.........

IFCI

Posted by : DUstocks
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 25.05 ( -6.18 % ), NSE: Rs. 25.00 ( -6.54 % )
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What I had expressed at the end of my post was : Sorry, no discussions/offers invited on THIS post !

What you commented in your post was a clear indication that in your hurry to retort you just didn`t bother to have a careful look at the contents of the post. No problem. This is a common maladay here at the MMB boards ... you`re not alone.

If your vanity makes you feel great/victorious about any TRAPS ... great ... have fun ! Cheers.......

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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........

Posted by : ubhat

but he has noticed and given the reply.did i set up a bull or bear trap?ha ha ha........

16 Oct 2008 23:53

why

Nagarjuna Fert

Posted by : sayaba
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 21.00 ( 6.87 % ), NSE: Rs. 21.05 ( 7.40 % )
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Hi shubhrasankar,

GKMurthy will not reply you on your question. She only knows, gas is coming, subsidies are coming in, 3rd unit is coming, cuddalore is coming and so on... She has no any other answer than all these. So, don`t ask her why chambal increased by 19% and NFCL 7%. She don`t know about it.

Today, you may have noted that, when NFCL was down around 10%, chambal was down around 1%. Thereafter, both started upward journey. Chambal appreciated by 19%+1 = 20% and NFCL appreciated 07+10 = 17 %. It means, today too both were very close to each other. Now, I am of the opinion that, this gap between these two will come closer tomorrow. Moreover, fundamentals of Chambal are better than NFCL. NFCL will appreciate closer to chambal only because, NFCL has other plus points like always being said by GKMurthy. So, all the best !! Thanks....

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why

Posted by : shubhrasankar

Hi GKMurthy,
Today Chambal increased 19% while NFCL 7% but all other days they are very close. Any explanation will be appreciated.

16 Oct 2008 23:45

Tata steel down target=180....

Tata Steel

Posted by : JAGDISH GABA
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 269.75 ( -1.28 % ), NSE: Rs. 269.10 ( -1.32 % )
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Nodick,after a few cool messages you are again using foul language
i never said i am a winner always.its ur own creation
Apart from this are you not an offspring of indian parents?Who has given you the right to call indian investors fool?Do you mean i am a fool like you?I am on my promise that TTA STEEL WILL NOT GO BELOW 150 but you are silent on reverse bet
1whts the time horizon?
2what if it doesnt go below 150/-?
do u mem by your provoctive utterances,i will leave MMB or even share market?
you are a child as yet and dont go head on with experienced people
insted of wsting ur energies why dont you use it for some rel good messages so that others can be benefitted
My advice to you:-Improve your attitude or else you will spoil ur life ahed.I hope you understand it
You have seen the outcome of youth in this slowdown nd yet more is on the way
come out what you re gona leave if TATA STEEL DOESNOT GO BELOW 150?...

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Tata steel down target=180....

Posted by : Nodick

Retrobroker since 600+ I am giving sale call with targret of 150 and u everytime says u are buying and averaging and talking about fundamentals.. which you never able to understand. Jagdish Gaba where are you? you said that you will leave market if my target will come.. will you follow the same? atleast leave messageboard.

You both are classic example of bullish oh sorry foolish indian investors who comes in market to lose money..Now dont argue that you have made money.You are born looser

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