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Blue Bird

Blue Bird

Posted by : chief_kamani
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 17.10 ( 0.59 % ), NSE: Rs. 17.00 ( 1.19 % )

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galileo-That means there is a possibility of a definate set back!!Low Prices and results will tell the story!!Will they give dividend??
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Blue Bird

Posted by : galileo

chief:its hard to predict about stock!!but company financials would definitely see a set back!!

What is The Future of MArg After 3 to 5 Years ?

Marg

Posted by : trulyfair
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 36.10 ( 4.94 % )

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hope u mged to get in......

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What is The Future of MArg After 3 to 5 Years ?

Posted by : Sriman35

Hi trulyfair,

Was away on personal work. Did`t see the update on quarterly results which yor are mentioning. Did checked BSE announcements from the past week.. but could not co-relate the latest annoncements to `update on quarterly results`.

I don`t think Marg can repeat the EPS of last 2, 3 quarters. Neverthless, I feel, the CMP is good enough to accumulate, given the cheap valuations.

Regards,
Sri

soltius soltius soltius

Teledata Info

Posted by : sully
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 5.88 ( -2.00 % ), NSE: Rs. 6.00 ( 0.00 % )

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Here is the answer;

Sachin the co-founder of Soltius, Inc is on board of Abaris, a TTS company.

Board of Directors

Sachin Aggarwal, Chief Executive Officer, Teledata Technology Solutions (TTS) US Operations, has held this position since January 2007. Prior to joining TTS, Sachin co-founded Soltius, Inc., a premier ERP Tier-1 consulting company headquartered in Singapore with operations in 10 countries across globe. Sachin is an accomplished leader, visionary and has sharp business acumen. He has led both organic and inorganic growth for the company. Sachin possesses over fifteen years of experience in strategic planning, corporate finance, business development, setting up centers of excellence, mergers and acquisitions and consultative sales. Sachin holds a B.S. (Honors) degree in Engineering from the University of Mumbai, India.

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soltius soltius soltius

Posted by : Guest

anybody know anything about soltius?
yesterday pro said it is not a subsidiary. is it true?
help

Banks recall their home loans

Unitech

Posted by : Bhatt
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 31.50 ( 4.13 % ), NSE: Rs. 31.70 ( 4.97 % )

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Banks recall their home loans

What do you think the bank is going to do? Do you think the bank likes to have a loan out to an individual who owes them $90,000 on property that is only worth $50,000? Do you think they want that kind of risk exposure? Absolutely not. In fact, they will not let it stand. They will recall your loan.
Read the fine print on your home loan. Your bank can make you pay the difference between what your property is worth today, and what you owe them, plus a little bit more to make sure that you have at least 20 percent equity. So, let`s do the math:

Your property is worth 50K now, and you owe 90K to the bank. The bank wants you to only owe 90 percent of 50K, which is $40,000. The bank only wants you to owe 40K, but the difference between 40K and 90K is 50K. In other words, the bank will come knocking on your door and say, "Write me a check for $50,000 today, and if you don`t, we will foreclose your condo, take your property, and you still owe us $50,000. We`ll take that out of your other house." So what happens next? Well, the owner panics and agrees to sell the condo, so that is one more condo on the market, suppressing prices even further.

The cascade continues. The domino effect accelerates across the entire economy. This is the house of cards collapsing right before your very eyes, and now the bank is after your primary residence, and they want 50K. You paid $200,000 for your primary residence, and let`s say you have $50,000 worth of equity. Do you think you can take out $50,000 on a house that`s worth $200,000 when you only have $50,000 in equity? Of course not. The bank will not loan you 50K on a $200,000 house that you already owe $150,000 on. In the best-case scenario, they will loan you $10,000 on that house, because they don`t want to go beyond 80 percent of the market value.

Basically, the maximum you could take out of that house is $160,000, because that`s 80 percent of $200,000, and you already owe $150,000. So you can only borrow $10,000. You get a second mortgage, you take out $10,000 more. You pay that to the bank that you owed $50,000 to, because you lost $50,000 on the condo. Guess what? You still owe them $40,000. What are you going to do now? You still owe them $40,000 and you`re maxed out on home equity loans on your primary residence. To make matters worse, the value of your primary residence may be falling, too.

Do you see how this cascade continues? What people will be forced to do, unless they happen to have $40,000 sitting in the bank, is downsize. They`re going to sell their primary residence and move into the condo (that they thought was their "second home" but now becomes their primary residence). Do you see what I`m saying? They`re going to sell their bigger property and move into their smaller one. Before all this happened, they thought they were going to live in their big house and make a fortune on the price doubling of this secondary residence. What they didn`t figure was that the housing bubble would crash. So, what they end up doing is selling their primary residence and moving into the condo or secondary residence.


Property price crashes cascade quickly
This is exactly what happened in Texas in the 1980s: A big real estate crash. This is what happens in every real estate crash, and the thing about real estate today is that it`s all more interconnected. The internet is teeming with real estate. Everyone can check everybody else`s prices instantly. Click on a website and you can check the price for any home for sale, virtually anywhere in the world.
Plus, people are more mobile today. They can more easily move from city to city, and do you know what that means for the housing bubble? It means that every action is systemic. It means that once this bubble bursts in one city, it may more easily spread. It`s going to be ugly because we may be left with what happened in the Bay area and Silicon Valley after the dot-com boom: Million-dollar condos were abandoned. Million-dollar homes were abandoned. The builders were going crazy, thinking they were going to get rich selling these half-million-dollar condos to software entrepreneurs, who thought they were getting rich, because on paper, they were worth $10 million because they owned stock in a company that was fueled by investor cash (but had no customers).

It turned out the whole fiasco existed only on paper. Almost none of the dot-com companies were making any money doing anything, except trading pieces of paper. The same thing may happen in the housing market. The whole thing is an empty shell. It`s eventually going to come tumbling down. The only question is whether it`s going to be a correction or a crash (the difference being the severity and speed of the inevitable price corrections).
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Buy Mercator Lines, target of Rs 147-160: Networth

Mercator Lines

Posted by : asoka68
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 23.55 ( 1.07 % ), NSE: Rs. 23.60 ( 1.07 % )

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According to the delaration to BSE by MLL, its Singapore division has posted a profit of over 250%. Also, seeing the present valuation, MLL limited can move fast. But the sentiment in the market is not conducive. One can accumulate at present price and gain substantialy over a period of six months. I understand that everybody has lost their hard earned money in this market. But remember, accoring to an eminent economist, risk bears profit. So, no risk - no gains. Best of luck to every one....

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Buy Mercator Lines, target of Rs 147-160: Networth

Posted by : retrobroker

dats great mukut...good to see the convition to buy...though i feel it could go down to20 --- but entry at this level surely makes it a potential multibagger --- also i am waiting for Punj lloyd 1120 levels to enter --- and ICICI bank 280

Checked with the management

Rohit Ferro Tec

Posted by : suvvena
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 15.35 ( -3.46 % ), NSE: Rs. 15.40 ( -2.84 % )

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I finally called them up regarding the drastic fall in price.I was told that they are also watching the price fall and this qr result would be good .Also asking to add further at current levels.The person whom I spoke also said there would be +ve announcement next week.

PS:I personally am not asking anyone to buy but just passing on the info i got....

Bell out for whom?

Reliance

Posted by : Bhatt
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1139.65 ( -1.69 % ), NSE: Rs. 1143.75 ( -1.32 % )

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Bell out money should go directly to Indian public like Japan they send money directly to citizen saving accounts and ask them to start buying here public taxed money directly going in to minister & Pramotrs pockets, so friends like a farmer loan waver scam this is also going to be one more scam ,election is near and politician need money so this is easy & softer way to get public money...

Mother of all Bears waiting

Reliance

Posted by : ravieria
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1139.65 ( -1.69 % ), NSE: Rs. 1142.40 ( -1.44 % )

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Friends,
I believe in the long term India growth story, but at the same time my rational thought is that there is a sharp pull down in waiting. The news from west is not good at this point of time. Many companies are issuing pink slips. US, Europe in recession. China & Asia de-growth. Indian IT companies are seeing the revenue streams drying already. I would take a cautious approach for next 8 - 12 months. A long recession is underway.
Regarding Reliance, the stock is correctly valued - with it`s chemicals and down stream businesses benefiting from crude price drop. But Exploration & other biz. such as Retail ventures taking a big hit. Expect a fall below 900 to buy it for long term.

Thanks,
Ravieria...

Bought at 165 Rs per share

JK Cement

Posted by : Guest
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 44.00 ( 0.69 % ), NSE: Rs. 43.65 ( -0.68 % )

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Now it is trading around 40Rs
Is there any chance for it to bounce back soon ?...

gmdc and eih will blast now

Guj Mineral

Posted by : Guest
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 30.80 ( 0.49 % ), NSE: Rs. 30.75 ( 0.33 % )

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gmdc and eih will blast now so buy it...

future of company

ABB

Posted by : telecom_avi
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 439.00 ( -0.34 % ), NSE: Rs. 442.00 ( 0.26 % )

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kadiyali, pls let me know price range to sell ABB as day before it was 420 and now its 440.... or should i do part selling...thanx for your response...

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future of company

Posted by : kadiyali

telecom_avi, selling ABB can be done this week, and buying Infosys 4-5 days before Dec end.

long term investment ?

Infosys

Posted by : kadiyali
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1136.55 ( -4.87 % ), NSE: Rs. 1142.00 ( -4.23 % )

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dm7, yes of course, you can BUY Infosys for long term. Buy 50% first and balance 50% during last week of this month....

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long term investment ?

Posted by : dm7

One can buy this stock for long term investment?

BSE Announcements on Soma Textile

Soma Textile

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Price when posted : [Soma Textile - BSE:Rs. 30.80 NSE:Rs. 30.00 when posted]

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Soma Textiles & Industries Ltd has informed BSE that Mr. Ashok C Gandhi, Independent Director has resigned from the Board of the Company and subsequently his resignation has been accepted w.e.f. October 28, 2008....

BSE Announcements on Garware Poly

Garware Poly

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Price when posted : [Garware Poly - BSE:Rs. 18.00 NSE:Rs. when posted]

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Garware Polyester Ltd has informed BSE that the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the members of the Company will be held on December 23, 2008....

gas

Nagarjuna Fert

Posted by : gkmurthy1748
Price when posted : BSE: Rs 15.59 ( 5.05 % ), NSE: Rs. 15.45 ( 4.04 % )

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gas is coming ================next year the net profit may be around 100 cr rs ================we can expect 20 pc dividend ...