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RAMGE
IT and Finance Pro dabbling actively in the markets since 1987
MMB Resume:
Miles to go but confident will get there.
Keep it simple and logical,detached and out of the box.
Pearls from Pains and Experience:
Dont trade for the sake of it.
Invest with a long term outlook.
Keep an eye on the momentum indicators when taking up a position.Dont swing with the momentums on a daily, weekly basis.
Mantra for Market Success = Perception+Patience+Perseverance
Picks for 2008-2009:http://oramoneymantra.blogspot.com/
Will start updating shortly. I strongly believe you can minimize pain if you stick to quality. Shed greed and churn your portfolios and swap to robust scrips without balting an eyelid. The Trend while remaining Bullish in the interim, its expected to be a roller coaster with wild swings. Be alert and take advantage of opportunities to enter and exit. Good Luck!
1.Eastern Silk Industries CMP 243/- Must buy for an easy 100% picking. Fantastic topline and bottomoline growth.The scrip is down by Rs110/- I believe the last quarter was a blip. Considering the robust financials, expansion plans, good fund presence I dont believe its time to jump ship. On the contrary bottom silting will result in accumulating Gold.
Picks for 2007-2008:
Already declared:
1.Teledata
2.Aftek
3.South Asian Petrochem
4.SRF
5.Albert David
6.Adhunik Metaliks.
7.Hitachi Home
8.Shetron
9.Sanjivani Parenterals
Radar Report:
Initiating Coverage..Jaysynth Dyestuff: Fantastic Turnaround!
Initiating Coverage..Sanjivani Paranterals is a must buy at 36Rs Gr8 numbers, new products with tremendous potential
Initiating Coverage..
GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES FOR 2008 FRIENDS! ENJOY!
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07 Sep 2008 15:14
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Moron,
We seem to be plying the same strategy here. I offloaded Aftek at 67Rs and swapped to TD but TD has not galloped much to cry about.Nonetheless I could buy back Aftek a clean 34Rs lower and stash the rest of the profits into TD.
This time was tempted to offload aftek during the recent rally and again bank Rs10 of Profits but desisted. There is no end to greed.
cheers
ramji...
We seem to be plying the same strategy here. I offloaded Aftek at 67Rs and swapped to TD but TD has not galloped much to cry about.Nonetheless I could buy back Aftek a clean 34Rs lower and stash the rest of the profits into TD.
This time was tempted to offload aftek during the recent rally and again bank Rs10 of Profits but desisted. There is no end to greed.
cheers
ramji...
07 Sep 2008 14:16
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07 Sep 2008 14:15
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07 Sep 2008 13:06
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Friends,
Check out Times of India 4th Sep and Judge for yourselves.
DUBAI: Over 100 workers, mainly Indians, of a construction firm in Qatar have halted work accusing their employer of not paying wages for more than two months.
"We have not received salaries for more than two months and are in no position to settle our grocery bills," said a worker hailing from Kerala.
The employees complained they had been without food at their accommodation for the last two days and the groceries near their camps had stopped supplying provisions to them because of their failure to settle outstanding bills.
Doha-based Gulf Times said that the company, managed by a Keralite, had camps in Fariq Bin Omran and Al Shahaniya area and about 145 employees were working there.
The workers were planning to meet Indian embassy officials today for their intervention to settle their salary arrears and to ensure food supplies at the camps.
Apart from carrying out its own construction activity, the company, functioning under three or four names, was also supplying labour to a number of other construction groups, the newspaper said.
One worker claimed that each of those recruited had paid from Rs75,000 to Rs100,000 for getting jobs in the company.
cheers
ramj...
Check out Times of India 4th Sep and Judge for yourselves.
DUBAI: Over 100 workers, mainly Indians, of a construction firm in Qatar have halted work accusing their employer of not paying wages for more than two months.
"We have not received salaries for more than two months and are in no position to settle our grocery bills," said a worker hailing from Kerala.
The employees complained they had been without food at their accommodation for the last two days and the groceries near their camps had stopped supplying provisions to them because of their failure to settle outstanding bills.
Doha-based Gulf Times said that the company, managed by a Keralite, had camps in Fariq Bin Omran and Al Shahaniya area and about 145 employees were working there.
The workers were planning to meet Indian embassy officials today for their intervention to settle their salary arrears and to ensure food supplies at the camps.
Apart from carrying out its own construction activity, the company, functioning under three or four names, was also supplying labour to a number of other construction groups, the newspaper said.
One worker claimed that each of those recruited had paid from Rs75,000 to Rs100,000 for getting jobs in the company.
cheers
ramj...
07 Sep 2008 12:53
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07 Sep 2008 12:50
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Balusaar,
He was referring to the companies taken over a stupid not the investors. He is an esteemed writer. We need intelligent people in our midst from whom we can learn lessons. Time will tell. Why dont the intelligent ones wait patiently like the people that went hyper? Instead of going hyper on the negatives(LOL)Also fail to understand why the intelligent ones are so active despite being convinced that this is a no hoper?
cheers
ramji...
He was referring to the companies taken over a stupid not the investors. He is an esteemed writer. We need intelligent people in our midst from whom we can learn lessons. Time will tell. Why dont the intelligent ones wait patiently like the people that went hyper? Instead of going hyper on the negatives(LOL)Also fail to understand why the intelligent ones are so active despite being convinced that this is a no hoper?
cheers
ramji...
05 Sep 2008 13:13
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