Hi guyz!! Actually I am following the Market for quite long and just doing simulated buy-and-sell by myself......
according to me u cant trade during the hours u have mentioned u can trade only when the market is open 1000-1530 .... share khan is good but i am trading wid Indiabulls .... here u get an exposure upto 6 times for intraday market brokerage 0.1% for intraday and .5% for delivery basis terminal is very fast its an applet based terminal so u need not worry 700 is ur account setup charges its the same in sharekhan and others but sharekhanseposure limit is less they give you 4 times ... and sharekhan provides u reports n crap .... but guys at Indiabulls have great Relationship managers u get tips for trading they ll make u mint .... go for India bulls its a good package overall ..... and also started by IITians
yeah sure profit booking is definitely on the cards allotments in SPL , IL&FS; , Ramrupai Balaji steels and IDFC
Applying for HT media as well as saskens ...HT media though looks expensive but considering the fact that in all probability it will not be alloted and cut -off price and seeing the bullish run in the market ...u can expect some returns 😃
yeah sure profit booking is definitely on the cards allotments in SPL , IL&FS; , Ramrupai Balaji steels and IDFC
Applying for HT media as well as saskens ...HT media though looks expensive but considering the fact that in all probability it will not be alloted and cut -off price and seeing the bullish run in the market ...u can expect some returns 😃
hope it works out
whats ur take ?
Happy and safe investing
great going man..me missed the bandwagon this time. SPL , ILFS didnt applied. Balaji no allotment...got some IDFC..lets see hows it performs on listing.
HT seems overpriced but after seeing the response from investors...its expected to give profits if we managed to get some alottment. i invested in small qty just for the heck of it.
no info about saskens...Pgites pour in with your tips n info
the index of NSE is S&P; CNX NIFTY , ie, Standard and Poor CNX NSE fifty. what does CNX stand for? i ve been banging my head 'round a lot of places looking for this answer. can someone plz help !
the index of NSE is S&P; CNX NIFTY , ie, Standard and Poor CNX NSE fifty. what does CNX stand for? i ve been banging my head 'round a lot of places looking for this answer. can someone plz help !
wats expected price of IDFC to open. upto wat price we can think of buying more cheers
hey dood
IDFC seems to be a good bet for medium to long term ...listing expected at levels of around Rs45-50 ...but these are just speculations ...lets just wait for a few hours as the scrip is goin to get listed on 12th Aug ...
Saskens IPO seems to be a good bet and particularly the subscription level it has attained (15 times oversubscribed) i have no issues that it too will be among the high flying IPOs ...
Meanwhile saskens is a telecommunication co. and seeing the way Bharti televentures has lobbied ...it sounds good for companies in this sector ...
IDFC seems to be a good bet for medium to long term ...listing expected at levels of around Rs45-50 ...but these are just speculations ...lets just wait for a few hours as the scrip is goin to get listed on 12th Aug ...
Saskens IPO seems to be a good bet and particularly the subscription level it has attained (15 times oversubscribed) i have no issues that it too will be among the high flying IPOs ...
Meanwhile saskens is a telecommunication co. and seeing the way Bharti televentures has lobbied ...it sounds good for companies in this sector ...
The website closes its review of Sasken with a negative note. It says that the IPO prices are steep and with the corresponding risks that Sasken is facing, there is no margin.
Gaurav, How do you still maintain that Sasken could a good investment. This is not a criticizing statement... just wanted to know what all do wise investors check before investing into IPO's.... coz me a newbie in investing.
I have not gone through the whole thread but here is a suggestion::
We are talking of investments and as well all know it the share market in unpredictable and anybody who says that they can predict it is a certified FOOL. One can only gamble on tomorrow. Ladies it is satta and will always be. A great source of income never the less.
We are not talking of investing in commodities futures which mind you is growing. We can trade in commodities such as pepper, gold, silver, other crops etc etc which is more predictable considering that crops follow a trend of international demand and weather conditions including crop season.
NCDEX, MCX and NMCE are major players in this field and believe me that there are many other regional exchanges. But no one yet has started a mutual fund in this sector other than SBI (COMMA FUND) which was successful. In America there exists cattle futures as well and we cant for the oil futures which is responsible for the resent price hike in oil prices
The website closes its review of Sasken with a negative note. It says that the IPO prices are steep and with the corresponding risks that Sasken is facing, there is no margin.
Gaurav, How do you still maintain that Sasken could a good investment. This is not a criticizing statement... just wanted to know what all do wise investors check before investing into IPO's.... coz me a newbie in investing.
Hey ,
A novice here as well
but i do beleive that saskens will be a good bet. The pricing may be steep but the market has the capacity to absorb such pricing (see the case of HT media where issue price has been finalised to Rs530 ...which is almost at a PE of 71 while its nearest comparable co. Deccan Chronicle is rallying around with at PE of 34 ) and in recent times market is driven more by bullish sentiments ...
There are various thinks which u look into before investing in an IPO like company background , promoters background ..., track record , industry future etc etc ... One also needs to look at the PE ratio and the industry average in this regard ... But all these things may be left out while one undertakes investment ....as other factors also come in ...Thesubscription levelsattained by a particular scrip ..is just an indicator of the response generated by the issue among various classes of investors ...and hence a good indicator of the demand for the share ...and in such cases pricing is mainly driven by the sentiments rather than ur conventional valuations 😃
As any investment comes with an assosciated risk ...so does an investment in IPO of any particular company ..so if u wanna reap returns ...have the appetite for risk as well
These are just my views...DISCLAIMER intended what does the junta think ?
got some money to invest in mutual funds. no time to sit and trade on my own so might as well give it to somebody who will handle it well....
any suggestions which one i should choose.... standard chartered gave my family friend a return of 23% some time back.
Well it is a good and wise decision to invest in mutual funds(especially when you dont have the time and patience to track the scrips) But do consider your risk-return appetite before considering any mutual funds.
There are a variety of Fund houses offering a plethora of schemes suitable to every individual. Just go through them and select your suitable one.
As for my pick ,I generally prefer to invest in high risk-high return category. So my portfolio mainly contains ELSS(Equity Linked Savings Scheme) and Equity-diversified schemes. I can give my views if you want.
If you are a small investor,do consider SIP (they have the added advantage of rupee-cost averaging and the power of compounding).
I can give my views if you want. If you are a small investor,do consider SIP (they have the added advantage of rupee-cost averaging and the power of compounding).
please do.... I guesss HDFC offers SIP's as well as online trading!!!
Quote: Originally Posted by pranaviitkgp I can give my views if you want. If you are a small investor,do consider SIP (they have the added advantage of rupee-cost averaging and the power of compounding).
please do.... I guesss HDFC offers SIP's as well as online trading!!!
Well HDFC do offer both(I think many security houses offer online trading,but that's a different issue altogether). If you want to go for HDFC for MF select the schemes according to your need.
My picks in HDFC:
HDFC Cap builder(Equity diversified)
HDFC Tax Saver(ELSS)
HDFC Long Term Advantage Fund(ELSS)
Please do consider that these schemes are long term schemes with an investment horizon of 1-3 years at a minimum. Also ELSS schemes specially hace a lock-in period of 3years. They may not give you good short term gain but they do well in longer duration. Check documents for entry-exit load.
And ,most importantly,
Mutual Fund and Securities investments are subject to market risks.Please read offer documents carefully before investing.
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