From 240 Jan 2008 high it fell to 120 during the first biggest crash during Jan 2008. and then slowly it retraced to 190 levels and then the stock could not climb back to the previous high of 240 ultimately the down trend should take the stock at least to the previous low that is 120. Possibility 120 can also be broken this time and go further low to around 100/-but to reach 100 it might take some more time. First there should be a bounce at 120 from there it may pull up to 139 if this level remains as strong hurdle to go past then further weakness in the stock can very well test 100/- around Jan 2009 time frame. ...

I exited this stock long ago after having tracked it for 3years.The marked trend is down and are in bear market. The down trend can take this stocks anyware.These stocks will shoot up ubnormaly in the vague end of the bullmarket as it did during Jan.2008. This and many of this kind of stocks have fallan 5 to 7 times of the peek. DO NOT BUY OR DO NOT AVARAGE. AVOID AVOID AVOID at any cost ...

Might be good idea of buying these type of stocks at lower level but one should keep in mind that this stocks will not perform in near term. One have to wait for the next bull run which for away now. When these stocks shoots up as it did during JAN.2008 reaching Rs.9/- reminder of the end of the bull run. In the shorter term any pull back will be seen only in frontline stocks move up.The trend is very clearly shows that we and the all the world markets are in to very strong bear grip. This trend might lost for 2 or three years. The tech stocks are going to under perform. ...

Rs.60/-?? buy this stock at 60paisa in 2 or 3 days...

US market crashed more than 500 points gape down of 500 points expected on indian market RPL will sure to reach 120. This is a great time to buy this stock....

As the downside risk is high at the present market condition can you please suggest some F&O strategy to protect the risk.I Bought OCT contract @2365....

First 60paisa and Rs 6/- in 2 to 3 years possible...

Dear Mano surely 120 , but please let us know how you calculate. even my way of calculation comes nearly the same....

Probably yes it may touch 60 paisa if the market goes down, and then gradually goes up to 3 there it will face resistance, if it overcomes then may be more...

Where is the risk Sir ... as compared to a cash investor ?? 1. You hold 50 notional shares of ABAN @ 2365. 2. Your total investment to-date is 22K MARGIN + 8500 M-2-M = +30K 3. Investment by a cash investor = 50 @ 2365 = +118K 4. If ABAN does tank to say 1500, you pay additional M-2-M = 35K 5. Your invested amount now goes up to 65K 6. Please add one more lot @ 1500, paying a MARGIN of 15K 7. From point 1 till 6 above your TOTAL INVESTMENT = 80K 8. So, your're holding 100 ABAN @ 1932.50 after INVESTING mere 80K 9. An investor is holding just 50 ABAN @ 2365 after INVESTING +118K Please realize that you have gained a BIG advantage over a cash investor by buying 50 notional shares paying only about 20% upfront. Your liability for buying 50 shares was of course 100% payment (just like a cash investor). As ABAN tanks, you accordingly keep paying more and more (as NEGATIVE M-2-M) from the 80% you have saved upfront. For a future-trader like you, it is not LOSS, it is just additional payment on demand ... and is fully refundable to you (as realized money) as soon as ABAN starts appreciation (again as POSITIVE M-2-M). You will NEVER need to pay a penny more than what a cash investor has paid for his 50 shares. There is very significant difference between cash & future investment. If a cash share tanks, it is treated as UNREALIZED loss. If a future tanks, it is NOT LOSS, but merely additional payment on demand ... fully recoverable (as REALIZED M-2-M currency) as the future starts appreciating towards its original procurement levels. Of course if the cash shares or future lots appreciated beyond their procurement levels, the profit in both remains UNREALIZED till the contracts are squared off. One must hold FUTURES with just the right perspective and shouldn't unnecessarily worry about risk-management, especially when the DOWNSIDE (from these levels) does seem fairly limited. Yes, you can manage your FUTURE lot better if you're comfortable with SHORTING. The best way to risk-manage FUTURES is to indulge in bidirectional play opportunistically (not everybody's cup of tea I am afraid !). We normally go long on the farther month FUTURE, and keep shorting current month's future from time to time to bring down the acquistion cost of out LONG future by a proportionate amount. I sometimes also manage my FUTURES by going LONG in one DEMAT account and SHORT in another for the same month ! It works wonderfully most of the times - not everbody's cup of tea again ! Unfortunately, OPTIONS (which are the best risk-management tools for CASH & FUTURE investments) are very ill-liquid in counters like ABAN, EDUCOMP, FINANTECH etc. Regards, DU....

ABAN's levels for MONDAY : 2530.30 2435.45 2269.70 [2174.85] PV 2009.10 1914.25 1748.50 Whether you hold the stock or get out of it has to be yr personal decision. Usually once I grab a future I retain it and risk-manage it using some suitable FnO operative till I sense that the profit-level reached is OK for me. Regards, DU....

The aggressive investing style of this company is showing varied EPS in each quarter, and this company turnaround only last year. Many operators in this counter due to large volume, if there is a Bull run like in 2007 the price could move above 10, otherwise it will remain range bound between 1-3...

lol mano. 60/- Rs is too much. That view may have weighted more if that Guest had an ID :)....

Sir, I like to know one thing from you. May I buy BARTRONICS in lieu of RPL,,,with thanks,,vasistha...