Central Bank of India

DIV -REG

Posted by : NAUGHTY007
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 157.40 ( 4.79 % ), NSE: Rs. 157.80 ( 4.96 % )

HI- ANYBODY RECD THE DIVIDEND ?...

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Posted by : NAUGHTY007
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 157.40 ( 4.79 % ), NSE: Rs. 157.80 ( 4.96 % )

even after recap this bank can merge many small psu`s-long term the share will cross 300(double) and if nifty is even marginally up in 2 years...

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Posted by : NAUGHTY007
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 157.40 ( 4.79 % ), NSE: Rs. 157.80 ( 4.96 % )

THIS NIFTY VOLATILITY WILL KILL SOME AND MAKE SOME...

Recapitalisation package of Rs.700 crores to be given to Central Bank of India on 19th Nov 2009...recommend a strong buy at CMP.....Buy Buy Buy

Posted by : world investor
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 157.25 ( 4.69 % ), NSE: Rs. 158.80 ( 5.62 % )

The winter session of Parliament will begin from November 19.

As it is, Rs 2,700 crore have been proposed in the 2009-10 Budget for recapitalisation of the four public sector banks.

Of this, Rs 2,150 crore would be given for the recapitalisation package for three public sector banks:

UCO Bank, Central Bank of India and Vijaya Bank.

UCO Bank is expected to get Rs 750 crore, while Central Bank of India and Vijaya Bank will receive Rs 700 crore each.

Out of these three banks Cental Bank of India is the best Bank in all regards after due comparison...

I recommend investors to buy at current levels of Rs.158 - 163 for a target of Rs.200 in the near term and Rs.350 in the long term...

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Posted by : NAUGHTY007
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 150.20 ( -1.25 % ), NSE: Rs. 150.35 ( -1.73 % )

dear guest it depends whether u r investor or trader-investor hold with sl at 132-trader to exit if down tomm...

Central Bank of India

Posted by : Guest
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 150.50 ( -1.05 % ), NSE: Rs. 150.10 ( -1.90 % )

Sir/Madam, I brought 200 shares of Central bank of Inida@155/share. What to do at this point. Currently it is trading at 150.10...

Target 320 by Mar`10

Posted by : Guest
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 152.10 ( 0.07 % ), NSE: Rs. 153.00 ( 0.92 % )

stock has the potential to reach and cross this target in such low timeframe....

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Posted by : hugujarati
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 152.10 ( 0.07 % ), NSE: Rs. 153.00 ( 0.92 % )

yup... patience.. it will shot up ... for sure......

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Posted by : NAUGHTY007
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 152.10 ( 0.07 % ), NSE: Rs. 153.00 ( 0.92 % )

have patience-let the share consolidate after the runup from 125 levels...

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Posted by : Vijau
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 152.00 ( -0.62 % ), NSE: Rs. 151.75 ( -0.43 % )

When it will cross 160 level?
I have purchased it @155....

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Posted by : NAUGHTY007
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 152.50 ( -1.23 % ), NSE: Rs. 152.30 ( -1.49 % )

no breakout seen-the recap shows weakness-hope u booked profits-add on dips...

Recapitalisation package of Rs.700 crores to be given to Central Bank of India on 19th Nov 2009...recommend a strong buy at CMP.....Buy Buy Buy

Posted by : chchch
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 152.50 ( -1.23 % ), NSE: Rs. 152.30 ( -1.49 % )

world investor, Actions of the UPA-II Govt. is not matched by its words. The dagger of the Leftists which was hanging over its head during UPA-I regime is not here now. Also, the bye-elections and Assembly elections SHOULD have given shot in the arm for UPA-II. Surprising that UPA-II instead of proceeding with (in business parlance, persuade the Board of Directors of weak PSU Banks)mergers of PSU banks, it has decided to pump in more and more money which has since been Printed under the guise of economic bail-out. The Govt. could as well have given more and more money to all banks whether they want it or not. BUT, WHAT WILL HAPPEN? The banks will be shelling out arrears& enhanced salary for its employees within a short time. Of the three banks mentioned, one is headquartered in Maharashtra, another in West Bengal and the third in Karnataka. Hence, politically sensitive. Why the Govt. cannot take initiative and merge, say, Central Bank of India with PNB (both big banks) to make the combined entity to compete with SBI? Or, even merge UCO Bank and the unlisted United Bank of India both headquartered in West Bengal? Or, merge Dena Bank with Central Bank of India (both listed) both headquartered in Maharashtra? ...

Recapitalisation package of Rs.700 crores to be given to Central Bank of India on 19th Nov 2009...recommend a strong buy at CMP.....Buy Buy Buy

Posted by : world investor
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 152.50 ( -1.23 % ), NSE: Rs. 152.30 ( -1.49 % )

The winter session of Parliament will begin from November 19.

As it is, Rs 2,700 crore have been proposed in the 2009-10 Budget for recapitalisation of the four public sector banks.

Of this, Rs 2,150 crore would be given for the recapitalisation package for three public sector banks:

UCO Bank, Central Bank of India and Vijaya Bank.

UCO Bank is expected to get Rs 750 crore, while Central Bank of India and Vijaya Bank will receive Rs 700 crore each.

Out of these three banks Cental Bank of India is the best Bank in all regards after due comparison...

I recommend investors to buy at current levels of Rs.153 - 160 for a target of Rs.200 in the near term and Rs.350 in the long term...

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BSE Announcements on Central Bank

Posted by : MMB Messenger
Price when posted : [Central Bank - BSE:Rs. 153.00 NSE:Rs. 37.00 when posted]

Central Bank of India has submitted to BSE half yearly communication under Clause 6 of Simplified Listing Agreement for debt securities. ...

Central Bank charts suggesting a break out at CMP Rs.154......recommend a strong buy.....Buy Buy Buy

Posted by : world investor
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 156.10 ( 0.35 % ), NSE: Rs. 156.20 ( 0.16 % )

The charts of Central Bank Of India is suggesting a break out at current levels....

I recommend a strong buy at current levels of Rs.154 - 160 for a target of Rs.185 - 200...... ...