hi piyush,
thanks for the support buddy.
swamy.
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hi makwana,
thanks for the support.
we should all be united in this time of the down trend.
we should appreciate for what the Tata`s have contributed to the country. its so unfortunate that the terrorists have targeted the no.1
star hotel in India. dam them. long live Taj. long live Indians.

swamy.
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yes Nodik...they are not indiabulls.... indeed they are indiapigs. they are useless research analysts. they are good for nothing. they are the crows and owls just waiting to pounce on the dying taj tonight to feed on it. i know they will bring it to 20 odd levels and then take it to 200 one day. its a bluechip any day. Taj is Taj. and Tatas are Tatas. And India is India. nobody can bring our country and the economy down. thats for sure. Jai Hind.

swamy.
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united phosphates is good....but only for long term. it can fall more in the short term though.
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hi dear punit,
i don`t track colour chem.
but bayer results are superb. i track bayer and its a wonderful stock
for your long term portfolio i think.

thanks,
swamy.
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i ash...!!
how is abhishek bachchan doing ;) lol.
ok, coming to Monsanto. Its my alltime fav stock.
i simply love this stock. i don`t mind holding this stock even for 50 years ;) lol. i just can`t put a sell or hold call on this stock. its a bluest of the bluechips and its a multibagger stock. i feel corn business is going to be its bumper cash generating machine. i feel it will touch levels like 4000-5000 in 2 years time if one can wait patiently. thats what makes it a wealth generator and a true solid investment grade stock. 180-200 kind of dividends are definitely possible and one can expect good dividend from this stock. but depends as the cash position and finance position across the corporates are cautious....so dividends may not actually happen. but its possible for this company to give 180-300 dividend if it wishes. well....lets wait and watch. coming to BT cotton its no.1 and its a debt free company. a beautiful business model and a solid management. it needs to increase the float and then trading volumes will pick up.
as of now its a buy for long term.

swamy.
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thanks punit for the info.
i will buy more monsanto now :) out of the dividend :)...

dear psgs why you consider bayer cropscien to be wonderful stock. debt free cash rich huge cash surplus honest management huge free cash generation. which of this criteria is fulfilled by bayer cropscien.please share your information. yours faithfully nirmal...

Monsanto CEO To Tell Investors About Company`s Growth Drivers For Reaching Its 2012 Profit Goals NEW YORK, Dec. 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- As farmers in the U.S. are making their initial seed purchase decisions for the 2009 growing season, Monsanto Company (NYSE: MON) plans to discuss the reasons behind its confidence that it can make good on its commitment to more than double its fiscal 2007 gross profit by 2012 through the execution of a strategy that delivers increased yield and economic value for farmers. That is the message Monsanto Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer Hugh Grant will tell investors today as part of a presentation at the Citi 19th Annual Chemicals Conference in New York. Grant`s presentation will explain how Monsanto`s strategy is based on innovative technologies that deliver increased yields, better pest protection and lower input costs, which in turn create superior economic value compared to competitors. "More yield drives the need for more innovation, and farmers have seconded that belief by their continued investment in technologies across the agricultural system," Grant will say. To address farmers` needs, Grant will describe Monsanto`s plans to launch three new game-changing technology platforms through 2012. Among these game-changing platforms are the company`s Roundup Ready 2 Yield second-generation soybean trait platform, its SmartStax all-in-one corn trait platform and its drought-tolerant corn platform. Grant also will emphasize how boosting yield per acre can make a meaningful difference in today`s agricultural environment, which has ever-increasing global demands for food, feed, fuel and fiber. "To meet this need, we do not have to tear down rainforests to put more acres into production," Grant will say, adding that if Brazil, India and Mexico corn yields could be brought to 100 bushels per acre -- two-thirds the level of U.S. corn yields -- "we could produce another 4 billion bushels of corn annually, the equivalent of the world`s total corn exports in 2007. Our focus as a company is to reduce the complexity of technology into the simple delivery mechanism of the seed." ...

Swamyjee its United Phosphrus and not phosphates...

Two terror victims face different fate on D-St MUMBAI: Shares of Indian Hotels Company and EIH, which own the Taj and the Trident chain of hotels, respectively, showed contrasting trends on Friday when the stock market opened for trading after a break on the previous day. While the IHC stock was the among the worst performers of the day, shedding 17%, the EIH stock rallied from the day’s lows to close over 5% higher. The Taj and the Trident were the main targets of terror attacks that began late Wednesday, and have suffered extensive damage in the process. Market watchers expect both stocks to be under pressure in the near term, as the damaged properties accounted for a significant chunk of both companies’ revenues. “The financial impact on Indian Hotels and EIH would be immense as the targeted properties contributed a huge chunk to the business volume,” said a strategist at a domestic broking entity. “Trident Towers and Taj Mahal Palace accounted for 30-35% of the profits for EIH and Indian Hotels, respectively,” he added. Interestingly, some feel the impact on IHC would be much higher as the margins in the case of Taj Mahal Palace were already on the decline. “Taj Mahal Palace is a heritage structure complete with exquisite chandeliers, carpets and paintings,” said an analyst, tracking Indian Hotels. “With the operating costs rising, margins are getting squeezed,” he added. For the quarter ended September 30, 2008, net profits of EIH and Indian Hotels were down 17% each when compared to the preceding quarter. Hotel stocks have been under pressure in the recent past on account of the ongoing global and domestic economic crisis. Most of the listed hotel stocks have more than halved since the start of the current calendar year. Reports clearly suggest that the occupancy rates of most hotels are nowhere close to the numbers registered in the corresponding period last year. Edelweiss Capital, in a note to its clients, said: “Foreign tourist inflows are likely to slow down,” said the note, adding that “overseas clients, such as those of Indian IT companies, may postpone their visits.” Already, there have been reports of around 15% cancellations in airline bookings as some western countries have either issued travel advisories or cautions. The stock price of Indian Hotels fell 17.03% to close at Rs 40.20 on Wednesday. Meanwhile, EIH managed to gain 5.22% to end the day at Rs 97.75. The stock, however, is down 53% since January this year. Three analysts have recommended ‘sell’ in the case of EIH. ...

Well Said dude. Proud of you...

that the spirit... TATAs have given so much to the country n the people... we must b proud of them... they will bounce back... as far as business outlook is concerned, whole world is under depression... so do TATAs... but they will bounce back for sure... jai HIND!...

respected psgs please suggest some wealth creator like bayer. nirmal...