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Q2 Results on 15th Oct....Expectations

Posted by : My Multibaggers

Expected net profit is Rs.488/- crores.

Share may fall around Rs.890/- to Rs.910/- range in short period. Future prospects are question mark as far as net profit margins are concerned. Beware.

Technical pull back is in cards

Posted by : novice1000

dear friends,

Infy may witness some upside in the near term.2nd quarter results are very likely to be on the positive side and may be better than the expected results.

So this counter may surprise on the upside in the very near future.

However this is not a LT call and traders with enough risk appetite and strict stop loss can try their luck in this counter.

regards

Unitech-wealth destroyer for recent holders !

Posted by : marketman

The scrip of real estate major may be facing resistance at around 100 for the near term.... the scrip has already corrected/crashed more than 90% from its peak.... the best wealth creator of yester years given huge losses to one year old holders....

I am happy to be back on MMB

Posted by : raj_tibs

Hi Novice,

I think the same way... I said India will be best prepared to deal with hyperinflation if it does not cut rates in a hurry... What US is doing is a recipe for hyperinflation - stalled for now due to credit crunch and deleveraging... but the world will have to pay for what Ben and Paulson are up to now at a later date...

regards

NUKE Deal & LARSEN and TOUBRO

Posted by : tunga

Hello Mr K.N.Pillai16968
Please see today`s traded quantity of L%T. The market is fallen by 0.9% where as L%T is fallen by 7%. The rate of falling speed was very high. Most might have sold the shares on this ground. In another 2 or 3 days may get the clear picture. I feel FIIs and MFs may be buying these shares at this level.

I am happy to be back on MMB

Posted by : novice1000

dear raj,

I was under the (mis!)conception that rate cuts will result in hyper inflation.But you are saying the other way round!

regards

Buy TCS with a target of Rs 1700

Posted by : IT_Bulls

Tata Consultancy Services paid Rs 115 crore advance tax in September versus Rs 20 crore YoY.


Karvy Stock Broking has recommended a buy rating on Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) in its October 7, 2008 research report.

"We expect TCS to report a sequential revenue growth of 8.5% in Q2FY09.

We expect the earnings growth for FY09 and FY10 – to be at 18% and 18.4% respectively and at the current valuations it is very attractive.

We recommending the stock as a BUY," says Karvy Stock Broking`s research report.

Down Stock Market Loss too much how to recover huge loss

Posted by : pss5588

Sorry sir saw this message after posting my lol message. Lets hope the grand old saying appears at the earliest..

THERE IS A SILVER LINING BEHIND EVERY DARK CLOUD. Cheers.

TARGETS AND INDICATORS FOR THE NEXT ONE YEAR

Posted by : vijay_muskan

sirji 81

I am happy to be back on MMB

Posted by : raj_tibs

There certainly has been growth.. but i has gone into buying TV sets, washing machines and the likes... So not much REAL WEALTH CREATION in India... And the move to nuclear families has meant more expenditure, so the increase in savings, i guess, wud not have kept pace with the growth..

There could be a few currency printing presses coming up in US every second week now... There cud very well be refugee camps - and most likely the immigrants to US will suffer a lot... It wont stop till the capital gains tax is reduced/abolished :-) And if India doesnt cut rates in a hurry, india will probably be best prepared to deal with the hyper-inflation that is almost certain to follow the deflation cycle. Remember, India has very little creditworthiness as compared to the US... so refugee camps will always come up in india before they do in US...

Unitech-wealth destroyer for recent holders !

Posted by : marketman

The scrip of real estate major may be facing resistance at around 100 for the near term.... the scrip has already corrected/crashed more than 90% from its peak.... the best wealth creator of yester years given huge losses to one year old holders....

RPL`s 2nd refinery to go onstream in Nov.

Posted by : IT_Bulls

Yestderday, buy orders for 103176 shares were pending on NSE.

Rpl 1000 rs worth

Posted by : IT_Bulls

We would prefer to bet where `Big` money has its bets in this market chaos. We would also wait patiently for burial of the bear and resurrection of the bull from this harakiri.

We hold our conviction and accumulate frontline stocks and believe the bulls would soon make a come back.

My learnings from truth...

Posted by : skasera

Some boarders want words of encouragement. I cannot motivate but I can definitely share my views on stock market investments. (solely personal views and every one should take his/her own informed decision).

1. Book profits/losses at defined intervals/limits. [This financial year, I have booked small profits on all trades so far and that is tidy sum. What I did not do was book losses and there is heavy pile of losses ~50% portfolio]. Nonetheless, wherever I could book profit, I am better off as those shares are significantly lower now.

2. Dont be greedy. In 2008 Jan when some smart ones were exiting, I did borrow small sums of money from my relatives to invest. Needless to say most of that is now 1/3rd its value. Thus, in new financial year, I have still invested 25% of my savings in stocks yet invested also in PPF, pre-paid my loans, have nearly 0 credit card dues, paid all obligations till march 2009 towards my family members etc. Thus, savings till march 2009 can be systematically put in equitites provided I wish to do so and only small part is now put in equities has suffered losses.

3. Herd is not necessarily right. In deep periods of skepticism is money to be made. Only problem is that you cannot time the bottom. So, small amounts systematically is ok. No problem sitting in cash either.

4. Quality and size pays. Better to stay with quality and size. Small amounts can be put in stocks like TD. But not vice versa where you have only one stock and that is TD.

5. Dont average. One good thing I have done this year is not average. Because let us say I buy 1K TD at 30 and then buy 1K TD at 18, then even at 23, I have a loss. So, I may not sell. Better to buy some other share at low levels and when market rallies, sell that share.

6. Keep your costs and liabilities low. Always consider worst case scenario and see what can happen during that time. For such times, keep some buffer and optimize your living costs and have minimum liabilities.

7. Last but not the least, every experience in life teaches us something (even at monetary costs). What we should aim is

I am happy to be back on MMB

Posted by : novice1000

dear abyphilip,

Our markets entered in to oversold zone.Now with the relaxation of p-notes and the results season, we may see some upside in our markets though a short lived one.

But chances for FII flows are very remote as they have been facing severe liquidity crunch.

regards