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anu11Price when posted : BSE: Rs 16.97 ( -0.24 % ), NSE: Rs. 16.90 ( -0.29 % )
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Dharmesh Pancholi, Investment Advisor, in an interview with ET Now says that is the PSUs and PSU banks that will lead the market rally. He also
adds that Infra is infrastructure, cement, agriculture, farming, will take the market forward as far as small and mid-caps are concerned.
Let us talk about the mid-cap space this morning. BF Utilities is up almost eight per cent in trade. Edelweiss Capital is up five per cent at 508. Others like HMT, MRF, Exide Industries have also done well. These are stocks that are buzzing around in the mid-cap space. Do you have a view on any of them?
No. I have not seen any of them but I am very bullish on mid-cap and small-cap. I personally believe that if market will rise 100 points, then we may see mid-caps and small-caps outperformong by 50 basis points more. That will be 50 per cent more than what the large cap will rise. So I am pretty bullish on small and mid-caps. There are a lot many stories still, say for example, likes of Karuturi Global. It is available at 17 rupees. Forty-five crores is the equity of the company. It is available at 7-8 crores market cap and the company is holding some 3 lakh hectare land in Ethiopia, which has a huge potential. I think it is a huge, huge story and it may take 1-2 years but that`s a stock to watch.
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Best of Luck
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samiraroraPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 111.45 ( 0.13 % ), NSE: Rs. 111.00 ( 0.45 % )
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Dear Sir,
I own some paral and you message seems to suggest that you are not too sure about the prospects of this company and hence have sold out your holding.
Could you kindly shed some light on the matter, as even i am so far disappointed with the performance of this stock and am thinking what to do.
I have purchased at rs.108 average.
All the best,
samir....
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Best of Luck
Posted by :
ra_kr
I wish all the shareowners of PARAL best of luck in coming times. I was able to offloaded entire holding
in a day with around 2.25% gain wich i received as dividend in 5 months. Will keep this stock on radar and will consider taking a postion only when it comes in price band of 90. 
300% appreciation in 3 years like ABG SHIPYARD AND BHARATI SHIPYARD
Posted by : jpmundhraPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 56.75 ( -2.07 % ), NSE: Rs. 56.75 ( -2.07 % )
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300% appreciation in 3 years like ABG SHIPYARD AND BHARATI SHIPYARD
India’s largest dockyard Pipavav Shipyard said that it has signed a contract with the Oil and Natural Gas Commission (ONGC) for construction and supply of 12 offshore supply vessels (OSVs) at an aggregate value of about Rs 513.83 crore (1.849 million).
In its communiqué to the stock exchanges, Pipavav Shipyard said ONGC also reserves the right to place order for spares up to Rs 8.1 crore (.764 million) under the same contract.
With its focus on Oil and Gas and defence sectors, Pipavav Shipyard recently entered the capital markets.
Pipavav Shipyard has orders for 22 Panamax size bulk carriers and it has alreday commenced construction of four vessels, the first of which is expected to be delivered in April 2010, with subsequent deliveries expected to occur at intervals ranging from one to three months thereafter.
It has also submitted bids for seven naval vessels - five naval offshore patrol vessels and two cadet training ships.
The Pipavav Shipyard is located on the west coast of India adjacent to major sea lanes between the Persian Gulf and Asia. Pipavav Shipyard is capable of ship construction and repairs for a range of vessels of different sizes and types, including naval vessels and coast guard vessels, as well as the fabrication and construction of products such as offshore platforms, rigs, jackets and vessels for oil and gas companies.
The dry dock, measuring 662 meters in length and 65 meters in width, is capable of accommodating ships of up to 400,000 DWT and/or multiple combinations of smaller vessels including vessels catering to offshore activities such as offshore supply vessels (OSV), anchor handling tug supply vessels and multi-purpose support vessels. The Drydock is serviced by two Goliath crane each having a lifting capacity of 600 tonnes.
The Pipavav Shipyard was originally promoted by SKIL Infrastructure Limited and Grevek Investments and Finance Private Limited. They have been joined by Punj Lloyd Limited a leading Engineering and Construction company in India. SKIL has a track record of promoting infrastructure projects in India, and is experienced in owner-managed construction of infrastructure projects including the Pipavav Port, which received its first vessel in 1996, the Pipavav Railway and the Pipavav Link Road. Punj Lloyd is an engineering and offshore construction company in India providing integrated design, engineering, procurement, construction and project management services for energy and infrastructure projects.Source: Moneycontrol
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300% appreciation in 3 years like ABG SHIPYARD AND BHARATI SHIPYARD
Posted by : jpmundhra
India’s largest dockyard Pipavav Shipyard said that it has signed a contract with the Oil and Natural Gas Commission (ONGC) for construction and supply of 12 offshore supply vessels (OSVs) at an aggregate value of about Rs 513.83 crore (1.849 million).
In its communiqué to the stock exchanges, Pipavav Shipyard said ONGC also reserves the right to place order for spares up to Rs 8.1 crore (.764 million) under the same contract.
With its focus on Oil and Gas and defence sectors, Pipavav Shipyard recently entered the capital markets.
Pipavav Shipyard has orders for 22 Panamax size bulk carriers and it has alreday commenced construction of four vessels, the first of which is expected to be delivered in April 2010, with subsequent deliveries expected to occur at intervals ranging from one to three months thereafter.
It has also submitted bids for seven naval vessels - five naval offshore patrol vessels and two cadet training ships.
The Pipavav Shipyard is located on the west coast of India adjacent to major sea lanes between the Persian Gulf and Asia. Pipavav Shipyard is capable of ship construction and repairs for a range of vessels of different sizes and types, including naval vessels and coast guard vessels, as well as the fabrication and construction of products such as offshore platforms, rigs, jackets and vessels for oil and gas companies.
The dry dock, measuring 662 meters in length and 65 meters in width, is capable of accommodating ships of up to 400,000 DWT and/or multiple combinations of smaller vessels including vessels catering to offshore activities such as offshore supply vessels (OSV), anchor handling tug supply vessels and multi-purpose support vessels. The Drydock is serviced by two Goliath crane each having a lifting capacity of 600 tonnes.
The Pipavav Shipyard was originally promoted by SKIL Infrastructure Limited and Grevek Investments and Finance Private Limited. They have been joined by Punj Lloyd Limited a leading Engineering and Construction company in India. SKIL has a track record of promoting infrastructure projects in India, and is experienced in owner-managed construction of infrastructure projects including the Pipavav Port, which received its first vessel in 1996, the Pipavav Railway and the Pipavav Link Road. Punj Lloyd is an engineering and offshore construction company in India providing integrated design, engineering, procurement, construction and project management services for energy and infrastructure projects.Source: Moneycontrol
LOOKING AT TODAY TREADE LOOK LIKE WEEK HAND OUT OF BAJAJHIND
Posted by : abhaytiwPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 212.70 ( 5.30 % ), NSE: Rs. 213.00 ( 5.34 % )
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IT IS ONE OF BEST TIME TO BUY BHL FOR SHORT ASWELL AS LONG TERM PLAY EVERY BAD NEWS IT DIGESTED VERY WELL...
Bihar govt issues legal notice to RIL
Posted by : iinvestrPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 2179.00 ( -0.75 % ), NSE: Rs. 2178.65 ( -0.74 % )
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PLEASE BE FOREWARNED THAT I WILL NOT TOLERATE DISTORTION AND WRONG REPRESENTATION OF INFORMATION BY YOU. AS A STAKEHOLDER OF THIS NATION I WILL RESIST ALL LIES AND FALSE STATEMENTS MADE BY YOU IN THIS BOARD.
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Bihar govt issues legal notice to RIL
Posted by : bhusbhac
iinvestr - Don`t reply to me I have told you so too. However please be forewarned I WILL NOT TOLERATE ABUSIVE LANGUAGE AGAINST ANBODY ON THIS BOARD AND WILL RESIST UNSUBTANTIATED ALLEGATIONS AND RUMOURS. I am a shareholder of RIL so I have a right to resist such unsubstantiated spam from you and from others who do the same.
I have enough stamina to resist as an investor in RIL. It is upto the moderator of this board to remove abusers and those who use foul langauge eventually.
Avoid reliance above 2000....
Posted by : chief_kamaniPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 2179.00 ( -0.75 % ), NSE: Rs. 2178.65 ( -0.74 % )
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nikhil_khetan-One must avoid short selling a great stock like Reliance!!...
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Avoid reliance above 2000....
Posted by : nikhil_khetan
now hope the threadstarter has short sold Reliance at that time :P
big namaskar to jdil
Posted by : msagarPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 538.15 ( -2.83 % ), NSE: Rs. 542.50 ( -2.23 % )
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very good step best of luck and congrates...
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big namaskar to jdil
Posted by : galarajesh
i have exited today and swear never to buy a stock of a company which actually owns nothing , jdils rigs are all leased and that why no mf or dii investment is seen here,god knows how did citi group finance this company which shows profit on commission basis.i wass bullish on this stock till yesterday but today i lost all hopes.hold at your own risk,exit is my advice,profits next year will be down.best of luck.
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i think the operators are accumulating on every deep. god knows the fate of this stock....
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mr.abhay oswal daughter, Shaalu, is married to industrialist and Congress MP Naveen Jindal. ...
fake sellers everyday
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SHALPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 15.45 ( -1.28 % ), NSE: Rs. 15.40 ( -2.22 % )
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the operators r big time jhoolers .... this script will start rolling as soon as the circuit filter is changed to 5 or 10 % .... this is a circuit driven stock by history ....
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fake sellers everyday
Posted by : sodhan
shree precoated there is accumulation by operators and they have lot of patience.spurt may be there any time but timing is difficult.
Downturn made valuation of LyondellBasell Attractive
Posted by : moon 1Price when posted : BSE: Rs 2178.30 ( -0.78 % ), NSE: Rs. 2181.00 ( -0.64 % )
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RIL`s offer to acquire majority stake in global petrochemical giant LyondellBasell (LB) is different from previous big overseas
acquisitions by Indian companies, which created financial troubles for them.
The earlier mega deals like $12.2 billion of Corus by Tata Steel, $6 billion of Novellis by Hindalco and $2.3 billion of Jaguar Land Rover by Tata Motors have proved a huge drain on resources for the Indian giants.
In most of such deals, sizes of the acquiring companies were smaller than acquired companies. Acquiring companies leveraged balance sheets of acquired companies to fund the transactions, which created problems, with global economy slipping into recession, a senior merchant banker said.
But in case of RIL, the situation is different. According to Goldman Sachs, the main advantage is that after the downturn, LB has filed for bankruptcy in US which has pulled down its enterprise value to around $12 billion. Against this - in 2008 - when the equity market was booming, the market capitalization of LB was $55 billion. So, in 2008, a bid would have cost RIL a minimum of $55 billion.
Also, RIL need not leverage LB`s balance sheet to raise funds to finance the deal. According to equity research firm CLSA, RIL is adequately funded with $4 billion in cash and $8 billion in treasury stocks. The company can also raise debts on its own balance sheet.
Merchant bankers feel that the size of the deal should be around $12 billion. Therefore, the actual cash outflow of RIL will depend upon the quantum of stake it buys. CLSA said if RIL acquires 51 per cent, cash outflow will be around $6 billion, which the company can easily fund.
CLSA said $14-$15 billion would be a fair enterprise value for LB. But, a safety margin is needed to discount the chance of a persistent downturn and environmental litigations. Therefore, it felt that the acquisition would be positive for RIL if the enterprise value remains below $12 billion.
Goldman Sachs said that the deal would give RIL access to LB`s distribution network in Europe and US and will also improve its presence in the Middle East through LB`s upcoming low-cost olefin capacities. LB has the world`s largest capacity in polymers (11.3 million tonne), the fourth largest ethylene capacity (6.5million tonne) and has leading positions in chemicals and oxy-fuels, besides owning two refineries in Houston and France.
LB also has a strong technology franchise that brings in $300 million in annual EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization), from poly-olefins licensing and catalysts.
Credit Suisse in its report said LB has large petrochemical capacities, a good technology portfolio and JVs in the Middle East. RIL`s petrochemical business is mostly India-centric. The credit Suiss report said that faster petrochemical growth for RIL requires access to global markets which LB provides in large scale...
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DAMN can we reply in some other note , highligting Mr Ram`s name does not make sense.
Hi Les,
Correct me...Are you saying they did not pay salaries. Yes the extension is not a good note. And really not sure how much is the extension....
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Where is Mr. Ram Bhole
Posted by : les
dear bist, on 23rd there was an announcement from the company regarding extending the guarantee period to procure the first instalment of loan. I also heard that they have paid the salaries of the employees for three months.
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In the 1980s, Abhey Oswal enjoyed the status of the next Ambani. For some time, he appeared to be living up to it. He made significant acquisitions—ICI’s plant near Kolkata, Union Carbide`s in Mumbai, Jagatjit Industries` sugar mill in Punjab — and got into run-ins with the establishment (income tax raids have been reported at his offices and residences).
However, Oswal, having rechristened his Bindal Agro Chem Ltd as Oswal Chemicals & Fertilisers in 1995, later decided to focus on fertilisers and started getting out of other businesses such as sugar, vanaspati and rice.
Things were going well as the company set up the world`s largest grassroot phosphoric acid plant (the Ambanis are credited with the world’s largest grassroot refinery) in Paradip, Orissa.
Phosphoric acid is in short supply all over the world and crucial for the company`s di-ammonium phosphate unit at the same location. The DAP unit started commercial production in April 2001 with an annual capacity of 1.77 million tonnes of DAP.
However, it never achieved its full capacity utilisation “due to technical and managerial reasons”, averaging well under a million tonnes a year. That, according to director-finance Ranjan Sharma, upset all calculations for the plant, built at a capital cost of Rs 2,400 crore.
It did not help that DAP does not enjoy an assured return on the basis of government support, as urea does (12 per cent, post-tax). DAP plants have to be competitive on an import parity basis.
Finally, last Sunday, it was revealed that the plant was being sold to Indian Farmers` Fertiliser Cooperative for Rs 2,180 crore.
Now, Oswal will concentrate on his urea plant in Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh, which was set up with a capital outlay of Rs 1,368 crore and can churn out 850,000 tonnes a year.
Starting production in 1995, it was one of seven plants (four private and three public cooperative) set up on the Hazira-Bijapur-Jagdishpur pipeline.
Still, there are grounds on which Oswal can hope to claim an Ambaniesque aura. His elder son, Pankaj, has set up what is said to be the world`s largest ammonia plant in Perth, Australia. The second son, Shail, is into music and movies.
The daughter, Shaalu, is married to industrialist and Congress MP Naveen Jindal. And the deal with Iffco is the largest all-cash deal in India`s corporate history, fetching about Rs 300 crore more than its book value.
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Great Bank
Posted by : aloka27Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1000.70 ( 0.20 % ), NSE: Rs. 1000.35 ( 0.10 % )
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thanks for your valuable suggestion sir...
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Great Bank
Posted by : vuppala1948
AXIS BANK earned very cheap equity funds through QIP etc at fag end of Sep`09, which appeared to slightly depress its results for q/e Sep`09.
But, if this addl equity got at Sep end is factored in, the results were definitely good.
For Banks, these funds serve as IMMEDIATELY LOANABLE FUNDS on which revenue starts flowing very quickly.
Investors will start calculating the progress made by AXIS BANK when the next earnings season starts - at Dec end.Till then, there will be a calculation Fatigue.
Whoever accumulates now, will probably reap a rich bonanza in Axis Bank.I expect the Dec end result to show much higher EPS and March end EPS to be the HIGHEST in the history of Axis bank(till then).
Bihar govt issues legal notice to RIL
Posted by : bhusbhacPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 2176.00 ( -0.89 % ), NSE: Rs. 2179.55 ( -0.70 % )
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iinvestr - Don`t reply to me I have told you so too. However please be forewarned I WILL NOT TOLERATE ABUSIVE LANGUAGE AGAINST ANBODY ON THIS BOARD AND WILL RESIST UNSUBTANTIATED ALLEGATIONS AND RUMOURS. I am a shareholder of RIL so I have a right to resist such unsubstantiated spam from you and from others who do the same.
I have enough stamina to resist as an investor in RIL. It is upto the moderator of this board to remove abusers and those who use foul langauge eventually....
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Bihar govt issues legal notice to RIL
Posted by : iinvestr
I didn`t reply to your message. You dont deserve any reply, I told you so. If you know how to follow a thread, look again carefully.
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