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Broking Company`s out of favour????
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chief_kamaniPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 72.50 ( 4.77 % )
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Yeh sab kya ho raha hai!!!Even at an extremely Low/Thin Volumes this stock seems ill-liquid resultingly its falling down,compounding the Investors sorrows!!I do feel that there is some thing fishy??No boarder coming to the rescue of this beleagured LKP as yet!!Looking at current World Wide depression,FII and Retail Broking will be extremely low this year!!Investors Interest in Broking Stocks will be at the lowest!!FDI regulated FII`s might not have leveraging power/freedom to buy into emerging markets!!So in these type of Broking stocks,having Fancy Offices,Research Staff etc(High Overheads)at current times one can get trapped for long periods of time!!Probably,Untill the begining of a new"Bull Phase"!!Untill then all are stuck as,Its just a simple broking company!!The results for last year would be good as all Brokers,had done exceptionally well last year!!But what about this year(hardly any FII`s are active)!!Would the performance be sustainable in light of the all round`Misery`faced by the market??Please think twice and tread carefully!! Right now volumes are not there and the price is dropping!!Why Why??Can anyone tell??Please look at prices of eminent brokers such as Edelwiess,Motilala Oswal,Religare etc and then decide!! ...... Tread carefully as the path seems to be having thorns!!Comments are invited by those having knowledge about Broking Business/Houses and the problems faced by them this year!!Its a unique year!!...Could some one come and reply and make it a"Hot Topic"!! ...
Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : DUstocksPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 29.00 ( 16.00 % ), NSE: Rs. 29.00 ( 15.31 % )
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Sir I`m not sure how sustainable this rally will be ... but it may surprise you with its brilliance. OVERSOLD RALLIES can indeed be amazingly sharp ... almost incredibly so !!!
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : harishkrsharma
Dear DUstocks,
if this pullback rally becomes sustainable we would see tradeable rally for the next 2 days and at least by then we would be ready for a dip if it happens due to any global negative cues.
This subprime issue is the prime issue nowadays and how long it will continue we do not know.
If we bottom out hopefully money can again be made even in slight bear market.
harish sharma 
Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by :
LalitdeshpandeyPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 29.00 ( 16.00 % ), NSE: Rs. 29.00 ( 15.31 % )
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phk,
That is what every one of us shall start thinking like you. It is Demand of the hour!!!!!!!!
Nice to read your views.
lalit....
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : phk
I did not talk or say that American economics is so good,??only you sir, are passing all types of remarks and counter remarks,, and hate messages /many must have read Dow theory and must have given opnion /
you are cotradicting your all messages ,now you are saying that one should not be jubilant//
you seem to be the most jubilant one,as you have proved this when one refers your messages,/
AS our economy and progess will hence forth be linked somehow with them, at least for this ,
SUBH SUBH BOLOO --((you may be just writing for fun}}
But think of sentiments of investors who have put lots of money in the market////thats all/// PHK//
Next Target
Posted by : chief_kamaniPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 138.05 ( -8.88 % ), NSE: Rs. 138.40 ( -9.66 % )
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mannmauji-In this mandi the common man might not have surplus money to buy from Vishal!!So retail spread could fall!!Anybody`s guess!!But there are sellers galore!!
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Next Target
Posted by : mannmauji
at this carnage stage of the stock market nobody can give targets.
however i see vishal to stabalize at levels not less than 112 and start new journey towards peak.
mannmauji
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alwaysrocking-Why dont promoters buy this wonderfull stock from Investors???and relieve us!!
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still a buy!!
Posted by :
alwaysrocking
the stock is totally bottomed as is said to buy at 79 there is still value exist in the at current price
Blue Bird
Posted by : chief_kamaniPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 21.50 ( 3.37 % ), NSE: Rs. 21.35 ( 1.91 % )
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phk-They might buy it once again tomorrow,and then??????...
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Blue Bird
Posted by : phk
dear,chief ,as you must be knowing, that we were great admire of godrej consumer ,inds, sir ,i have large nos of all godrej group shares ,//I had sold some after keeping for 10 years// consumer, at135, industries, i sold at 390, commodities at 24 ///,As i had told you sir at that time ,if you still remember, i had bought godrej soaps(((before split)))at 40 to 60 rs//and commodities at 4to8 rs//at todays price also i am sitting on tremendous gain/// For this group, what is the future now according to you ,sir,//PHK//
Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : phkPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 29.00 ( 16.00 % ), NSE: Rs. 29.00 ( 15.31 % )
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I did not talk or say that American economics is so good,??only you sir, are passing all types of remarks and counter remarks,, and hate messages /many must have read Dow theory and must have given opnion /
you are cotradicting your all messages ,now you are saying that one should not be jubilant//
you seem to be the most jubilant one,as you have proved this when one refers your messages,/
AS our economy and progess will hence forth be linked somehow with them, at least for this ,
SUBH SUBH BOLOO --((you may be just writing for fun}}
But think of sentiments of investors who have put lots of money in the market////thats all/// PHK//...
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : treasureddhan
It is not hate, but you should read the Dow theory. First read that and come back. In economics, it is said , everything is for sale at right price. If America economics was so good as you talk, then there would not be such crisis.America is only in ventiliation. Everyother Analyst in CNBC , the bear phase is still there and economy is not that strong enough. Today rally of Dow is only a bear rally. Aswini gujaral says it is only short covering. The Big and disastrous fall is yet to be seen. One should not be jubliant with this sort of movement and should have tread cautiously till firm economic recovery is established.
LOOT SAKO TO LOOT LO.
Posted by : chief_kamaniPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 425.10 ( 16.75 % ), NSE: Rs. 425.15 ( 16.91 % )
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radhika_nandlal-It appeared that the moderator warned you of the comsequences!!He went out to say that The Mighty ICICI may choose to sue you!!Thats an out of the ordinary"Warning"!!...
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LOOT SAKO TO LOOT LO.
Posted by : radhika_nandlal
I have enough material to prosecute ICICI BANK for their lousy ICIDIRECT SERVICE which they linked to my bank account and messed up my account one day. They will not dare come even an inch near me i am sure about that.....
Cues from FnO: Short term bounce?
Posted by : chief_kamaniPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 121.65 ( 4.92 % ), NSE: Rs. 121.60 ( 4.60 % )
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Be and Make-But if financial crisis tides away,crude is bound to go up and so will refining margins!!By the way what were the crude price when this refinary was being constructed???Maybe $25-40/-range!!So healthy profits were there even at that time!!So I am all out a Fan of RPL!!!
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Cues from FnO: Short term bounce?
Posted by : Be and Make
dear chief - The most concerns for refining companies globaly are slip in GRM margins and the demand destruction to crude. So, some what it is influenced by the crude price.
All the best
with thanks
be and make
Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : LalitdeshpandeyPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 29.00 ( 16.00 % ), NSE: Rs. 29.00 ( 15.31 % )
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Dear harish.......,
Don`t you think that the way FM is taking one by one steps since january-2008, are aiming to close the doors for Congress in next general Elections?????
What he is doing and what he has done is a clear indication that he is smartly carving a path towards COFFIN for CONGRESS !!!!...
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : harishkrsharma
Do not do this else Finance minister will collapse.....
RBI`s clean chit to Global Trust Bank (flashback)
Posted by : chchchPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 425.10 ( 16.75 % ), NSE: Rs. 425.15 ( 16.91 % )
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The earlier one was from The Hindu archives of June 8, 2002. Now, the following is from Businessline archives of June 8, 2002.
Panic withdrawals from select branches -- GTB sees foul play; to seek RBI action
Our Bureau
HYDERABAD, June 7
SUSPECTING foul play behind the latest panic withdrawals, the management of Global Trust Bank (GTB) has decided to approach the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) seeking action against entities allegedly resorting to the unethical practice of spreading rumours on the financial health of the bank.
A large portion of the premature withdrawals of a little over Rs 6 crore in the last couple of days were witnessed in the stretch between Ameerpet and Chandanagar here from three branches and 10 ATMs.
Interestingly, while GTB is one of the dominant private sector banks in the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad with 70 touch points (18 branches and 52 ATMs), a major chunk of its business both in terms of retail deposits and savings accounts comes from the affected region of Ameerpet - Chandanagar.
GTB has around 15 major corporate clients in this region for salary accounts with over 10,000 individual accounts. These corporate majors include Infosys Enterprises, Dr Reddy`s Laboratories, Asian Paints, Tata Telecommunications, ITW Signode India and InfoTech Enterprises, among others.
The GTB management is suspecting foul play by competitors since a couple of private sector banks opened their kiosks in front of some of the affected branches and ATMs of GTB in the twin cities on Thursday.
Stating that the bank would probe the matter to identify the root cause for the latest panic withdrawals, the GTB Managing Director, Mr Sudhakar Gande, said he would not rule out the role of competitors behind the panic withdrawals.
Talking to newspersons here on Friday, Mr Gande said the management successfully addressed the problem of panic withdrawals and brought back the business to normal. In a move to boost the confidence levels of depositors, each of the 52 ATMs in the twin cities was replenished with cash of around Rs 20 lakh to meet any withdrawal demand.
- Our primary and immediate objective in the last couple of days was to meet the expectations of our customers by entertaining withdrawals, irrespective of their maturity schedules. We will now look into the cause of the problem and draw up suitable strategies to effectively counter such problems in the future, - Mr Gande said.
Stating that the bank was planning to expand its delivery channels by opening another 200 ATMs during the current fiscal year to take the total network to 400 ATMs across the country, Mr Gande said the bank was also considering a proposal to market products such as insurance, taking advantage of its strong network of over 7.5 lakh customers.
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RBI`s clean chit to Global Trust Bank (flashback)
Posted by : chchch
poojadevi, I have retrieved from archives of Businessline, which reads as under:
GTB — Rumours and a reassurance
By Our Special Correspondent
CHENNAI JUNE 8. The recent mini-run on a few Hyderabad branches of Global Trust Bank (GTB) was caused by unsubstantiated rumours, say senior officials of the Reserve Bank of India which has a supervisory and regulatory role over all banks. They reiterated that the central bank has not found anything that can cause apprehension either from a supervisory or solvency angle. - Liquidity and solvency conditions of the bank are satisfactory and the RBI has no regulatory concern, - is the central bank`s view.
A categorical statement like that should set at rest any remaining worries of GTB`s depositors. On Friday, the top management of GTB had claimed that normalcy had returned to the few branches where there were heavy withdrawals earlier in the week. Senior banking personnel say that attention should now shift to finding the sources of the destabilising rumours and take appropriate action against those responsible. A few months ago Bank of Punjab, another new generation private bank, was at the receiving end of similar rumour mongering.
GTB was a high-flier even by the standards of these banks which were set up to be `showpieces` of modern banking and to be in distinct contrast to the public sector banks, which continue to dominate the Indian banking scene. Technically well endowed and with leaner outfits these banks were expected to blaze a trail which the PSBs could somehow emulate. It is a different matter that the new private bank model has disappointed. Only two of them — those promoted by ICICI and HDFC have flourished. Even those started by IDBI and UTI did not make a mark immediately and only recently seen to be on a growth path. One of them Times Bank merged with HDFC Bank. GTB itself almost merged with UTI Bank. Centurion Bank, which grew out of an NBFC, is desperately looking for a bank to take it over. Its promoter directors have resigned from its board.
GTB has been unique in that it was claimed to be the only private bank started (solely) by bankers. Under its co-promoter and first CEO, .Ramesh Gelli, it set a scorching pace in its early years until its extraordinary involvement with the scandal tainted stock broker Ketan Parekh surfaced. A Joint Parliamentary Committee is probing the entire connection. Mr. Gelli and most of the original management team have been asked by the authorities to step down. Subsequent managements of the bank have been trying to rebuild its image. The fact that rumours can cause a mini-run shows how difficult that task is. Like the other new generation private banks, GTB is well capitalised. Solvency cannot be an issue for any of them, according to experts.
Buy DCB Ltd for a target of Rs.55--Rs.65 in the next 3 to 6 months.....SBI, Tata Capital Ltd, and HDFC Ltd holdings stake makes it more attractive..
Posted by : LalitdeshpandeyPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 31.25 ( 23.52 % ), NSE: Rs. 31.15 ( 23.12 % )
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rashmi26,
as a investor, I am happy with any one earning on stock market.
Best luck!!!!!!!!...
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Buy DCB Ltd for a target of Rs.55--Rs.65 in the next 3 to 6 months.....SBI, Tata Capital Ltd, and HDFC Ltd holdings stake makes it more attractive..
Posted by : rashmi26
dear lalitdesh,
u dont hav to tell me. even i am a great fan of kotak sir.the decision to take position in nifty cal of 3500 became final after i saw his call.he is a bit busy these days so v are not getting his calls but i hav been followin him and his paper since the last year.
thanx rashmi
Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : LalitdeshpandeyPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 29.00 ( 16.00 % ), NSE: Rs. 29.00 ( 15.31 % )
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hevy losses !!!!!!!!!!! nothing new!!! That you can expect!!!
still stock will open with gape up!!!!...
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : harishkrsharma
I am thinking about tomorrow results of IFCI........will discuss tomorrow.
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volumes are seen at this levels..........
where is it heading ?
Posted by : LalitdeshpandeyPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 83.70 ( -9.95 % ), NSE: Rs. 85.60 ( -9.99 % )
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Dear trulyfair,
You will never get trading messages on front line so long as few of the rating LEGENDS are not DRIVEN OFF THE BOARD.
You can read my posting of Friday.... It is in parity with what you are thinking to do !!!!!!
cheers,
lalit...
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where is it heading ?
Posted by : trulyfair
One of the FII's whihc was holding this is large qty must be selling I think i saw its name as oen in trouble. Dont worry ont his stock..i think it has a robust model and shld come out of this elling in 1 or 2 years..no point selling at a loss. One can add at abt 100 if it gets there ...i still like it and have a small qty at 370 levels.
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