Jaiprakash Hydro-Power

sell jphydro

Posted by : nevis
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 38.80 ( -5.60 % ), NSE: Rs. 38.80 ( -5.71 % )

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When and how do we come to know that P-Note funds have left the market ? Your input here will be very valuable for long term investors waiting and wondering when to enter....

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Posted by : panakals

Once the P-Note funds left the market will stabilise and the prices of stocks too, it is best to pick at those levels

sell jphydro

Posted by : panakals
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 38.80 ( -5.60 % ), NSE: Rs. 38.80 ( -5.71 % )

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Once the P-Note funds left the market will stabilise and the prices of stocks too, it is best to pick at those levels...

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Posted by : prabhu2003

good price to sell jphydro at current level and buy back at rs.20/- around in 3 months time frame.dont be surprised every thing is possible in markets !!!! good luck

Is JP HYDRO good buy for 3+ years ...

Posted by : prabhu2003
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 39.50 ( -3.89 % ), NSE: Rs. 39.25 ( -4.62 % )

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don`t try to catch falling knives!!!! have patience, jphydro soon will be available at rs.20/- to rs.25/-.stock should reach these levels in 2-3 months time.buy stock only when nifty is near 2800 to 3000 levels.today important level broken confirms we are in a bear market. it is not recommeded to bottom fish at this level.gooooood luck.........

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Is JP HYDRO good buy for 3+ years ...

Posted by : learningmarket

Hi All,
JP HYDRO- The stock which was heavilu traded by punters,traders in 2007 with huge volumes is struggling in the bear market like other.At 40 odd Rs is it a value buy for a time horizon of 3+ years. I believe the stock should touch 200+ by mid 2011. Wat Say guys??

Is JP HYDRO good buy for 3+ years ...

Posted by : learningmarket
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 41.10 ( -3.07 % ), NSE: Rs. 41.15 ( -3.29 % )

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Hi All,
JP HYDRO- The stock which was heavilu traded by punters,traders in 2007 with huge volumes is struggling in the bear market like other.At 40 odd Rs is it a value buy for a time horizon of 3+ years. I believe the stock should touch 200+ by mid 2011. Wat Say guys??...

jaiprakash hydro

Posted by : aamir08
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 44.55 ( -2.52 % ), NSE: Rs. 44.45 ( -2.74 % )

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instead of entering again into jphydro go for jpassociate for 6-8 months u will get good returns enter at these levels as quicky as possible...

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jaiprakash hydro

Posted by : shareviews

Its always good to have some investment strategies but not wise to be adamant and strategies to be changed according to situations. Always keep a stop loss in the range of 10-15% and exit when things are not happening as anticipated. The problem is that the behaviour of the market itself is changing year after year and hence orthodox ways of investing will not work in all stocks. Ofcourse there are exceptions like Infosys, Larsen, BHEL where you can stick on for long term irrespective of interim ups and downs, but stocks like JP Hydro are more volatile while on the rise and hence to be cautious while entering at higher levels.

jaiprakash hydro

Posted by : Guest
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 45.70 ( -0.98 % ), NSE: Rs. 45.70 ( -0.76 % )

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yes i guess averaging out will be a good strategy. This week may give an opportunity for good buy. Post september results if may go to 55. If market sentiments are ok by march 2009 it may hit 65. Global cues r important, watch out for them.

Remember till u have hope n heart u can climb back. And never invest so much which will make you loose hope and heart.

In this market sticking to one stock to recover may not help....

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jaiprakash hydro

Posted by : shareviews

Its always good to have some investment strategies but not wise to be adamant and strategies to be changed according to situations. Always keep a stop loss in the range of 10-15% and exit when things are not happening as anticipated. The problem is that the behaviour of the market itself is changing year after year and hence orthodox ways of investing will not work in all stocks. Ofcourse there are exceptions like Infosys, Larsen, BHEL where you can stick on for long term irrespective of interim ups and downs, but stocks like JP Hydro are more volatile while on the rise and hence to be cautious while entering at higher levels.

jaiprakash hydro

Posted by : shareviews
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 46.15 ( 5.37 % ), NSE: Rs. 46.05 ( 5.26 % )

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Its always good to have some investment strategies but not wise to be adamant and strategies to be changed according to situations. Always keep a stop loss in the range of 10-15% and exit when things are not happening as anticipated. The problem is that the behaviour of the market itself is changing year after year and hence orthodox ways of investing will not work in all stocks. Ofcourse there are exceptions like Infosys, Larsen, BHEL where you can stick on for long term irrespective of interim ups and downs, but stocks like JP Hydro are more volatile while on the rise and hence to be cautious while entering at higher levels....

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jaiprakash hydro

Posted by : shareviews

Its always good to have some investment strategies but not wise to be adamant and strategies to be changed according to situations. Always keep a stop loss in the range of 10-15% and exit when things are not happening as anticipated. The problem is that the behaviour of the market itself is changing year after year and hence orthodox ways of investing will not work in all stocks. Ofcourse there are exceptions like Infosys, Larsen, BHEL where you can stick on for long term irrespective of interim ups and downs, but stocks like JP Hydro are more volatile while on the rise and hence to be cautious while entering at higher levels.

jphydro Rs45

Posted by : vtycoon
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 44.85 ( -1.86 % ), NSE: Rs. 44.95 ( -1.43 % )

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no yaar nt at all sell....but take a medium term prespectivve u will easily get 52+...

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jphydro Rs45

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should i sell or hold

jphydro Rs45

Posted by : Guest
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 43.70 ( -4.38 % ), NSE: Rs. 44.20 ( -3.07 % )

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should i sell or hold ...

sell jphydro

Posted by : prabhu2003
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 46.45 ( -7.38 % ), NSE: Rs. 46.35 ( -7.67 % )

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good price to sell jphydro at current level and buy back at rs.20/- around in 3 months time frame.dont be surprised every thing is possible in markets !!!! good luck...

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Posted by : Guest
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 50.15 ( -1.67 % ), NSE: Rs. 50.20 ( -2.24 % )

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must have taken decision with solid cause behind or else we are going to loose the entire sum ...

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Posted by : Guest
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 52.10 ( -1.42 % ), NSE: Rs. 52.15 ( -1.42 % )

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the stock trend is to be watched with excellence to decide the correct path...