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Can anybody tell me?
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moronPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 5.62 ( -1.23 % ), NSE: Rs. 5.65 ( -0.88 % )
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prasanth,
As per the scheme of arrangement approved by share holders ( I have not seen the one approved the high court) Teledata share holders got 9 cr shares of Teledata Tech and Teledata ges 5cr shares. That makes it 14 Cr shares.
the dumb guy...
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Can anybody tell me?
Posted by : mcprasanth
Can anybody tell me how TTSL has 14 crore shares where as TDIL has only 18 cr? I think the ratio of demerger was 2:1. If anybody explained this earlier please name the thread. 
Will Reliance be in troubles????!!!!
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bhusbhacPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 1127.35 ( 6.49 % ), NSE: Rs. 1124.35 ( 6.47 % )
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Dear neeguya - To be fair let us say that the current level after Fridays rally is a LOW point for the DOW. US$ 40 - US$ 45 you say is teh cost of deep sea water production. I would say that the cost for RIL might be not more than US$ 40 x Rs 40 = Rs 1600 per barrel. So the price of US$ 48 = Rs 1920 today is profitable to RIL since RIL will also activate all their petrol outlets in the country. Also once crude is tapped the price of gas is a surplus to profits. I dont know how this really works out but there are other equations that will exist in a consumer like India.
To be also fair let us say that we can expect DOW to be nearer the 10000 mark the moment their markets sho stability.
I dont know about touching new lows and how many years it will take to touch new highs in India however it is fair to say that we are at a very low point in our markets and we can reasonably expect NIFTY at around 4000 in the next 2 - 4 quarter!
So crude will sell at Rs 1920 per barrel without much problems to Government of India and be profitable both to RIL as well as the nation! It is important to note that even when crude was at US$ 125 Mukeshbhai had no more than US$ 48 in his mind for RIL!...
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Will Reliance be in troubles????!!!!
Posted by : neeguya
if crude will fall below 25$ , lots of crude production site will close down. supply will go down and prices will go up.
canada tar to oil project--cost is 70$ per barrel.
deep sea water exploration -cost is 40-45 $ per barrel.
even OPEC wants to keep it above 50$ , so stretagically they will reduce the output to maintain the price above 50$.
at this moment all the countries have their stocks full with very sharp fall in demand. but as the winters are coming this has to reverse.
so lets be hopeful 25$ will never be touched and 30$ will hardly stay for a week.
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Citibank collapsed!I heard there is lot of pain left in USA.Lot many companies to collapse this year....
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SBI
Posted by :
baba123
I will show you sbi at 900 within in 3 months.****Avoid banking stocks****
use recovery to pare down position
Posted by : vkk43Price when posted : BSE: Rs 62.90 ( 7.25 % ), NSE: Rs. 62.90 ( 7.34 % )
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Of course our stock market is relatively steady and stronger as compared to other stock markets. In my view SAIL cannot touch 20/- in near term....
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use recovery to pare down position
Posted by :
arkam
hai vkk43, yes my dear friend.but some people are waiting only one price Rs 20.i have message those like peoples never not found bottom for Sail.they wait and watch after deside sail is where going up or down. now whole world is down.our stock market is not toomuch down then other stock market.our stock market very strong market then other world stock market.
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I will show you sbi at 900 within in 3 months.****Avoid banking stocks****...
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SBI
Posted by : marketbear
in current market everything is possible
Jet may land in to double digit mark....
Posted by : sambalaPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 149.55 ( -1.03 % ), NSE: Rs. 149.85 ( -0.96 % )
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Fat Fliers Get An Extra Seat Free
Airline passengers in Canada who are too fat to fit into a single seat are now entitled to demand another one without paying any extra cash.
The Supreme Court of Canada has made a ruling that entitles obese people to have two seats for the price of a single fare.
The court declined to hear an appeal by Canadian airlines against a decision by the Canadian Transportation Agency to allocate two seats to people who are "functionally disabled by obesity".
In the Philippines last month, a flight attendant lost a 20-year battle against what he said was an unfair sacking by his airline on the grounds he was too fat to fly.
Armanda Yrasuegi was dismissed by Philippine Airlines (PAL) after failing to lose weight in 1989.
The country`s Supreme Court said that his refusal to shed some of his 16st weight from his 5ft 8in frame was due to a lack of willpower rather than an illness.
"Passenger safety goes to the core of the job of a cabin attendant. On board an aircraft, the body weight and size of a cabin attendant are important factors to consider in case of emergency," the ruling said.
"Aircraft have constricted cabin space, narrow aisles and exit doors."
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Jet may land in to double digit mark....
Posted by : KARUNAS
Chidambaram also said thsat PSU Banks have assured him that they will reduce the interest on the loans for finance of Houses and Cars, but from when, I have yet come across a PSU Bank financing agrassively the houses and cars and auto.
Will Reliance be in troubles????!!!!
Posted by : neeguyaPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 1127.35 ( 6.49 % ), NSE: Rs. 1124.35 ( 6.47 % )
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if crude will fall below 25$ , lots of crude production site will close down. supply will go down and prices will go up.
canada tar to oil project--cost is 70$ per barrel.
deep sea water exploration -cost is 40-45 $ per barrel.
even OPEC wants to keep it above 50$ , so stretagically they will reduce the output to maintain the price above 50$.
at this moment all the countries have their stocks full with very sharp fall in demand. but as the winters are coming this has to reverse.
so lets be hopeful 25$ will never be touched and 30$ will hardly stay for a week....
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Will Reliance be in troubles????!!!!
Posted by : marketman
There is a talk in the market that the crude can come down to below 25 dollar levels in coming days.... will reliance survice with the crude at below 25 dollars....
Helping Indian Industrialists, Mr. Prime Minister
Posted by : sambalaPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 160.05 ( 1.27 % ), NSE: Rs. 159.70 ( 1.59 % )
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Stocks rally on report Geithner will head Treasury
U.S. equities finish week in the red, but scale back losses after late surge
NEW YORK -- U.S. stocks on Friday surged on a report President-elect Barack Obama would nominate New York Federal Reserve President Timothy Geithner as Treasury secretary. The leap higher in the final hour of trade came on the heels of a two-session freefall and halved the market`s weekly decline.
After a volatile session, equities rocketed higher in the wake of an NBC report that Obama would appoint Geithner to head the Treasury Department. The network also reported Obama had picked New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson for secretary of the Commerce Department, while the New York Times reported Hillary Clinton has decided to accept the nomination for secretary of state.
Of the trio, Geithner is "the one people in the market wanted to see," said Owen Fitzpatrick, head of the U.S. equity group at Deutsche Bank. The choice is particularly important in light of Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson`s comments earlier in the week "of being done with Tarp," said Fitzpatrick of the Paulson`s decision to let the next administration decide how to spend the remaining roughly $350 billion of $700 billion bailout package.
"The comfort level is there with Geithner," said Fitzpatrick. ...
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Helping Indian Industrialists, Mr. Prime Minister
Posted by : sambala
World`s largest economy may recover in 2010
WASHINGTON: The US economy`s weakness will stretch well into next year, a Federal Reserve official warned Friday.
"We likely are in for a protracted period of poor economic performance,`` said Charles Evans, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
The economy lurched into reverse in the summer as worried consumers slashed spending. Many analysts believe the economy will continue to shrink through the rest of this year and into the next, more than meeting a classic definition of recession.
"The US economy is now clearly in the midst of a substantial downturn,`` Evans said in a speech to economists in Indiana. ``Given the magnitude of the problems that we face, we could see activity remaining quite sluggish through much of 2009.``
A recovery is expected to take hold ``more firmly`` in 2010 and 2011, but ``at this time, it is very difficult to judge how long the downturn might last and how deep it ultimately will be,`` he said.
Jeffrey Lacker, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, in separate remarks, sounded a bit more optimistic about the timing of a recovery
``Looking ahead, many analysts expect the U.S. economy to regain positive momentum sometime in 2009,`` Lacker said in a speech in Maryland. ``That strikes me as a reasonable expectation.``
The Fed officials` remarks come just days after the Federal Reserve sharply downgraded projections for economic activity this year and next, which will drive unemployment higher. The nation`s unemployment rate zoomed in October to 6.5 percent, a 14-year high.
A trio of crises housing, credit and financial have badly damaged the economy.
To ease some of the pain, the Federal Reserve on Oct. 29 slashed its key interest rate to 1 percent, a level seen only once before in the last half-century. Many economists predict the Fed will lower rates again at its last meeting of the year on Dec. 15-16.
Besides cutting rates, the Fed has taken a flurry of unprecedented actions to ease the financial crisis and break through a credit clog so that banks will lend money more freely. The government also is rolling out a $700 billion financial bailout package and taking other steps to restore financial stability.
If Citi Gr goes down--How TCS will fare
Posted by : neeguyaPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 506.55 ( 7.89 % ), NSE: Rs. 506.45 ( 7.93 % )
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there was a news regarding e governance project from govt of india.
it was a huge money with lots of future potential from domestic market....
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If Citi Gr goes down--How TCS will fare
Posted by : rvk41
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (TCS) was the biggest gainer among information technology (IT) stocks on Friday, which is intriguing to say the least, coming on the back of news reports in The Wall Street Journal that Citigroup Inc. would either sell portions of its business or even sell out.
Either outcome is very bad news for TCS, which is expected to derive annual revenues of as much as about $400 million (Rs2,000 crore) from the bank, after its purchase of the captive business process outsourcing (BPO) unit, Citigroup Global Services. This amounts to about 6% of the company’s annual revenues.
It’s still not clear what Citigroup’s future will be, but the bank’s commitment to provide BPO services worth $2.5 billion to TCS over the next nine-and-a-half years now comes under a cloud. If large parts of its business are sold out, the new owners may not be obliged to provide BPO services to TCS just because of Citi’s earlier agreement.
Given this possibility, it’s strange that investors chose to push up TCS’ share price by about 8% on Friday.
True, TCS’ share price has already fallen considerably since the financial crisis worsened and valuations are already low at less than 10 times trailing earnings. But the company’s high dependence on the financial sector—thanks to the Citi BPO buy, it’ll increase further from the already high level of 42%—implies that TCS could also be among the worst-hit among large IT firms.
Some analysts have a buy rating on TCS thanks to its relatively low valuation, but with the financial crisis worsening, they may need to do a rethink.
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rvk41
Hero honda down target=580....
Posted by : vam_aruPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 710.65 ( 0.16 % ), NSE: Rs. 710.35 ( 0.01 % )
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The Furious short covering rally catched up all asian stocks and it catched up DOW also and all are up around 5 to 6 %, so on monday we can expect another 100 to 140 points rise in NIFTY, but we have to really watch whether it will hold on or not, If it`s hold on then we might see a 3000 on NIFTY, if it fizzled out like every other rally then we will again drift back to 2500.... I suggest you buy a put on 3000...
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Hero honda down target=580....
Posted by : rashmi26
thanx a lot fr being of so much help
Will Reliance be in troubles????!!!!
Posted by : LOOKUPPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 1127.35 ( 6.49 % ), NSE: Rs. 1124.35 ( 6.47 % )
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Such a scenario will boost India, and ofcourse Reliance is in India.
LOW COST ENERGY IS OUR REQUIREMENT.All ingradients for a bull run is available except credit, funds and liquidity.These will be available in steps and we will see mother of all bull runs in INDIA....
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Will Reliance be in troubles????!!!!
Posted by : bhusbhac
Dear marketman - CAN happen! It would depend on how long. That would be an automatic stimulus to domestic consumption since every product price will be HEAVILY down and our purchasing power will go up. This in turn will spur ALL Indian industries and this in turn would raise crude prices and so the cycle will start.
It will do all of us including Reliance a world of good. Believe me I would look forward to this stimulus package from OPEC. Retail outlets of RIL will do roaring business with IMPORTED content!
I dont see RIL a loser even in the scenes painted by all of you.
You mean that if crude jumped to US$ 100 it will be really that good for RIL?
The global keyword is STIMULUS even RIL should be part of it for one or two quarters or as may be required! Actually crude at US$ 25 - US$ 10 - FREE will be the GRATEST stimulus from OPEC GOLBALLY! I cannot imagine it happening at least for long!
How long will you wait ?
Posted by : swingPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 21.50 ( -4.87 % ), NSE: Rs. 21.30 ( -4.91 % )
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Dear Investors of Rohit Ferro. How long are people going to analyse Rohit ? Its gone near 20 !!!!!!may be not much down side from here say 12- 15 being the lowest possible.Gives me a lot of amazement that we are tracking Rohit Ferro.when there are 1000 times better stocks available in terms of Risk Reward why are retail investors losing money with rohit ? Isnt it time ( over due time ) to sell rohit and move to Bluechips ? I think it would be a smart move after a lot of folly ?? time to buy something that will give u better return than rohit. a stock likely to recover some day.i wud like to know why some of you would still like to stick to Rohit ? Is it a Strong buy at this level ? ...
J V for Mobile Mktg
Posted by : rvk41Price when posted : BSE: Rs 60.60 ( 0.83 % ), NSE: Rs. 61.00 ( -1.13 % )
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Leading media house HT Media on Friday entered into a joint venture with UK-based mobile services firm Velti Plc. Firefly e-Ventures, a subsidiary of HT Media has acquired a 65 per cent stake in the new venture that will offer mobile marketing solutions to other media players, advertising and marketing agencies.
The business puts HT Media in league with telecom operators and value-added services companies catering to the mobile marketing segment with campaigns such as pop-up ads. Amit Garg, the business head of Firefly e-Ventures, will head the new business.
“HT Media Ltd is committed to the development of new media initiatives and, with Velti’s expertise in mobile solutions, we look forward to offering breakthrough and patented mobile based marketing services to our valued customers,” said Rajiv Verma, CEO of HT Media Ltd.
India is one of the fastest growing telecom markets with a subscriber base of over 300 million , and adding more than nine million every month.
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rvk41...
Helping Indian Industrialists, Mr. Prime Minister
Posted by : sambalaPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 160.05 ( 1.27 % ), NSE: Rs. 159.70 ( 1.59 % )
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World`s largest economy may recover in 2010
WASHINGTON: The US economy`s weakness will stretch well into next year, a Federal Reserve official warned Friday.
"We likely are in for a protracted period of poor economic performance,`` said Charles Evans, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
The economy lurched into reverse in the summer as worried consumers slashed spending. Many analysts believe the economy will continue to shrink through the rest of this year and into the next, more than meeting a classic definition of recession.
"The US economy is now clearly in the midst of a substantial downturn,`` Evans said in a speech to economists in Indiana. ``Given the magnitude of the problems that we face, we could see activity remaining quite sluggish through much of 2009.``
A recovery is expected to take hold ``more firmly`` in 2010 and 2011, but ``at this time, it is very difficult to judge how long the downturn might last and how deep it ultimately will be,`` he said.
Jeffrey Lacker, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, in separate remarks, sounded a bit more optimistic about the timing of a recovery
``Looking ahead, many analysts expect the U.S. economy to regain positive momentum sometime in 2009,`` Lacker said in a speech in Maryland. ``That strikes me as a reasonable expectation.``
The Fed officials` remarks come just days after the Federal Reserve sharply downgraded projections for economic activity this year and next, which will drive unemployment higher. The nation`s unemployment rate zoomed in October to 6.5 percent, a 14-year high.
A trio of crises housing, credit and financial have badly damaged the economy.
To ease some of the pain, the Federal Reserve on Oct. 29 slashed its key interest rate to 1 percent, a level seen only once before in the last half-century. Many economists predict the Fed will lower rates again at its last meeting of the year on Dec. 15-16.
Besides cutting rates, the Fed has taken a flurry of unprecedented actions to ease the financial crisis and break through a credit clog so that banks will lend money more freely. The government also is rolling out a $700 billion financial bailout package and taking other steps to restore financial stability. ...
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Helping Indian Industrialists, Mr. Prime Minister
Posted by : sambala
Citi shows door to 37 senior execs
MUMBAI: Citigroup is giving sleepless nights to its employees. A day after the US bank said that its worldwide job cuts would have little impact here, Citi India has sacked around 37 officials, mostly senior executives.
Once regarded as the smartest player in retail banking, Citi has handed pink slips to a string of veterans in the retail team. Investment bank, treasury and global transaction business are some of the other divisions where people have been asked to go.
The bank has given a three-month notice and a month’s salary for every completed year of service as compensation to these employees. It’s happening at a time when Citi India chief Sanjay Nayar has quit to join the private equity firm KKR, and Mark Robinson, an expat, is stepping into his shoes.
But these job losses could look insignificant compared to a possible shakeout that could be in store. According to the US media, the bank is looking at options, including selling parts of the company or a merger with another firm, after its stock fell 50% this week.
According to Mr Nayar, who is the CEO for Citi South Asia, the number would still be “minimal for India”. “The number of people who will be laid off for poor performance would be lower than last year’s. We are also hiring around 45 students from IIMs and other institutes this year,” he said.
However, what has rattled Citi India officials is the exit of senior officials, particularly in retail banking. “Many of them are in the rank of vice-presidents and above,” said an official.
It’s learnt that another 25 officials would be asked to leave in the next quarter. Also, Citi Financial, the group’s non-banking finance arm in India, may go for a downsizing exercise in the coming months. The subsidiary has pruned its workforce by 600 so far this year.
Some of the other MNC banks planning to trim their India operations are Morgan Stanley and Barclays. Morgan laid off more than 10 people in India in the past few days and is believed to have shut down its structured finance business here.
“The firm is resizing its cost base and headcount to match current opportunities in the marketplace,” said a Morgan Stanley spokesperson.
Barclays has put on hold roll out of auto loans business. Its personal loan disbursements have dipped from a peak of Rs 400 crore a month to a little over Rs 100 crore.
Barclays GRCB MD (India & Indian Ocean) Samir Bhatia said: “We would like to highlight that Barclays GRCB piloted a small project on auto loans, but has chosen not to explore this segment currently. Also, we have tightened our criteria on our credit card business as per the current market conditions.”
If Citi Gr goes down--How TCS will fare
Posted by : rvk41Price when posted : BSE: Rs 506.55 ( 7.89 % ), NSE: Rs. 506.45 ( 7.93 % )
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Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (TCS) was the biggest gainer among information technology (IT) stocks on Friday, which is intriguing to say the least, coming on the back of news reports in The Wall Street Journal that Citigroup Inc. would either sell portions of its business or even sell out.
Either outcome is very bad news for TCS, which is expected to derive annual revenues of as much as about $400 million (Rs2,000 crore) from the bank, after its purchase of the captive business process outsourcing (BPO) unit, Citigroup Global Services. This amounts to about 6% of the company’s annual revenues.
It’s still not clear what Citigroup’s future will be, but the bank’s commitment to provide BPO services worth $2.5 billion to TCS over the next nine-and-a-half years now comes under a cloud. If large parts of its business are sold out, the new owners may not be obliged to provide BPO services to TCS just because of Citi’s earlier agreement.
Given this possibility, it’s strange that investors chose to push up TCS’ share price by about 8% on Friday.
True, TCS’ share price has already fallen considerably since the financial crisis worsened and valuations are already low at less than 10 times trailing earnings. But the company’s high dependence on the financial sector—thanks to the Citi BPO buy, it’ll increase further from the already high level of 42%—implies that TCS could also be among the worst-hit among large IT firms.
Some analysts have a buy rating on TCS thanks to its relatively low valuation, but with the financial crisis worsening, they may need to do a rethink.
For information,with regards
rvk41...
