Tulsian told CNBC-TV18, "This is the typical situation, which we have seen in case of Indian Hotels or in case of many other rights issues whatever price you discover because in case of Hindalco, first the people thought that this price is quite attractive because the company came out with the earlier rights issue of about 18 months back at the same price and when the rights price was announced at Rs 96, the secondary market price was ruling at around Rs 140 or Rs 145, and I don't think that at that time you had any grievance of having discovered the higher price at Rs 96 because that kind of price was discovered or given by the company about 18 months back. But this is the phenomenon now that you see the rights issue price coming closer to the rights issue or maybe even falling below that, so at Rs 96 if the price at which it is ruling, you are obviously going to get all the additional shares, which you are applying and I wont be surprised if it falls below Rs 96 in the secondary market and at those levels it definitely makes an attractive buy."