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Management & Investment consultant for MNCs in India and Abroad.Have interests in India, Hongkong, China, Korea, Australia and US stock markets.
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14 Oct 2008 15:06
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It is same for most investors!.. My portfolio is now 65% of what it used to be. I am not worried. You know why?.. I always expect the unexpected. That is to assume in advance that the shares I buy will come down.
At these times, the only thing I do is to buy selective stocks. Some of these include the ones in my folio and some are new. This will pay off in the long run.
I have recently got into Omaxe(120),Parsvanath(107),HDIL(175) and JP Associates(113). At the time of purchase I did anticipate that the prices of these stocks may come down though the fall has come a little earlier and a little more than what I expected it to be. But never mind, I would only use this opportunity to add some more of these stocks to my folio as I believe this sector will have a future in the long run.
I am writing this because most of the time investors sell off in panic at a huge price difference. Selling out of panic is not a good thing. If we believe in the stock, we should hold it and average it if necessary.
Hope there will be atleast some one getting benefit out of this.....
At these times, the only thing I do is to buy selective stocks. Some of these include the ones in my folio and some are new. This will pay off in the long run.
I have recently got into Omaxe(120),Parsvanath(107),HDIL(175) and JP Associates(113). At the time of purchase I did anticipate that the prices of these stocks may come down though the fall has come a little earlier and a little more than what I expected it to be. But never mind, I would only use this opportunity to add some more of these stocks to my folio as I believe this sector will have a future in the long run.
I am writing this because most of the time investors sell off in panic at a huge price difference. Selling out of panic is not a good thing. If we believe in the stock, we should hold it and average it if necessary.
Hope there will be atleast some one getting benefit out of this.....
11 Oct 2008 06:48
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10 Oct 2008 06:48
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It is not possible to return the shares and buy from the open market. In order to complete the take over, they must buy 20% from the investors thru open offer. At this stage, they have no other go except paying Rs736 a share even if the market price is a lot more cheap!!.. So nothing to worry. It is a matter of time before they pay money. In any case, you would get interest for the delayed payments!!...
03 Oct 2008 19:53
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Cabinet nod for Daiichi`s purchase of Ranbaxy
BS Reporter / New Delhi October 3, 2008, 18:59 IST
The Cabinet okayed Daiichi Sankyo`s purchase of Ranbaxy today.
Earlier, Daiichi had agreed to accept Ranbaxy shares from the open market as well as its promoters for Rs 737 a share.
At 1.24 PM, the company`s share at the Bombay Stock Exchange was trading at Rs 269, up nearly 7 per cent from the previous close.
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BS Reporter / New Delhi October 3, 2008, 18:59 IST
The Cabinet okayed Daiichi Sankyo`s purchase of Ranbaxy today.
Earlier, Daiichi had agreed to accept Ranbaxy shares from the open market as well as its promoters for Rs 737 a share.
At 1.24 PM, the company`s share at the Bombay Stock Exchange was trading at Rs 269, up nearly 7 per cent from the previous close.
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02 Oct 2008 14:52
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