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897
hi can ne1 of ull explain abt circuit filters and how do they gp the co's?
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dhruvv Says
hi can ne1 of ull explain abt circuit filters and how do they gp the co's?


Hey I dnt have a very clear idea about how do they place circuit filters on companies ...

But generally the circuit filters range from 5% , 10% , 20% for all Intra-Day rates ..

which means that the price of a scrip cannot go beyond 10%(say) up or 10% down from its previous days closing price

Like for example..take previous days closing price for any scrip to be Rs100 ..and supposing it attracts 10% circuit filter...then in that case the price of the scrip wud fluctuate between Rs90 (lower limit) and Rs110(upper limit) on the next trading day ...

Hope i have been of help ..any more info wud surely be welcomed frm the rest of the junta

Cheers ...
899

Hi -- when are the shares likely to be alloted and how much will it fall after allotment ?

900
eeestudent Says
Hi -- when are the shares likely to be alloted and how much will it fall after allotment ?


Hey ..u are asking an irrelevant question again ..no one knows where wud the share price of a scrip be after allotment and listing ...UBI is currently trading at Rs124 ...so if the price doesnt fall further u can expect decent returns as the issue price wud be Rs110

Normally the allotment for all book building issues is done within 15days of the closure of issue ...

Happy Investing
901
okey...now this is not related to the stock market, but am posting this here cos blieve ppl who have interest in stocks and the financial mkts wd visit this thread, and mey be of help...

I work in an IT company, as a business analyst. I've done my PG in banking after doing my engg. Need some certification/course as a value-add, of course in the financial/banking domain. Dabbled with the thought of doing MS Banking from ICFAI..but finally found it useless.
Am now toying with the idea of doing NSE's Certification in Financial Markets (NCFM) or one of the courses (certifications) offered by BSE. Cd ne1 suggest which 1 is worthwhile vis a vis the value-add.

If some1 has more suggestions regarding any other course, pls chip-in.

regds..
anshuk
902

Look at this..rel naturals was at 19 now its 37 in 1 week! There are over 16 lc buyers but no sellers..im a fool I bought just 30 shares -.-

903

Am now toying with the idea of doing NSE's Certification in Financial Markets (NCFM) or one of the courses (certifications) offered by BSE. Cd ne1 suggest which 1 is worthwhile vis a vis the value-add.
If some1 has more suggestions regarding any other course, pls chip-in.
regds..
anshuk


Well, the different modules are self evident what they stand for. If u urself dont wanna sit on the bolt, most of the modules wldnt be that useful. Ofcrse, u wld be well versed with the jargon and the basics, and besides, it looks good on CV too
It depends on what ur plan is. NCFM is mandatory if u wanna work in the field, but its pretty basic n u wont get any stock picking tricks out of it. The only challenging module I found was the FIMDA module, its regarding debt markets. Though not much application of it as an investor.

If u r just an investor in cash markets, maybe u cld try out derivative module, or the commodity module.
904

companies on the BSE NSE are grouped according to their market capitalization into A B Z groups and so on. now 5% circuit filters are applicable to the companies with lowest marketcap , thats coz the number of shares are less and hence its easy to manipulate the market. a company like say infosys has lakhs of shares and hence has a circuit filter of 20% . such stocks are called blue chips and bcoz of the large marketcap its very difficult to manipulate the market(as in you need a lot of money to do it).

why is this important? lets say you have bought a penny stock for 10 Rs. then some big party dumps his entire share (pump and dump scheme!) the stock price can fall only upto 5% of the value. which means this guy who is trying to pull a con job will only get 5% of a profit!

i have explainely this lously but i hope you guys got the funda! 😃

Hey I dnt have a very clear idea about how do they place circuit filters on companies ...

But generally the circuit filters range from 5% , 10% , 20% for all Intra-Day rates ..

which means that the price of a scrip cannot go beyond 10%(say) up or 10% down from its previous days closing price

Like for example..take previous days closing price for any scrip to be Rs100 ..and supposing it attracts 10% circuit filter...then in that case the price of the scrip wud fluctuate between Rs90 (lower limit) and Rs110(upper limit) on the next trading day ...

Hope i have been of help ..any more info wud surely be welcomed frm the rest of the junta

Cheers ...
905

I work in an IT company, as a business analyst. I've done my PG in banking after doing my engg. Need some certification/course as a value-add, of course in the financial/banking domain. Dabbled with the thought of doing MS Banking from ICFAI..but finally found it useless.
Am now toying with the idea of doing NSE's Certification in Financial Markets (NCFM) or one of the courses (certifications) offered by BSE. Cd ne1 suggest which 1 is worthwhile vis a vis the value-add.
If some1 has more suggestions regarding any other course, pls chip-in.
regds..
anshuk


U can go for latest NCFM module - intro to financial market & securities basic..
Ths days lotsa IT companies workin in finance domain prefers ths kinda certs.
906

whats news with RELNAT (product of Reliance Demerger)...appreciated from arnd 18 to 41???

And RELENE???? its also appreciating like... any news?

907
whats news with RELNAT (product of Reliance Demerger)...appreciated from arnd 18 to 41???

And RELENE???? its also appreciating like... any news?


No idea..only buyers no sellers..hope its not like prospecta oil (penny more/less)
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vahgar Says
No idea..only buyers no sellers..hope its not like prospecta oil (penny more/less)


it has name reliance with it dude...hope this says everything
909

hey guys, i wanna learn the basics of capital markets and commodities. any good book for beginners ?

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maheshtk_21 Says
hey guys, i wanna learn the basics of capital markets and commodities. any good book for beginners ?

investopedia.com ... the best resource you can get
Also try icicidirect.com - research - learning centre
911

Hi Folks,

Back here after ages... i was wondering if anyone has any info on GSPL.... I have been trying to dig up dirt on the company. From what I have gathered so far, the company seems to have excellent prospects post 06-07 when it's additional capacity goes online..... i dont mind holding onto this for a while. Has any one else bought this scrip or have any additional info.

912

me bought GSPL @ IPO got 288 shares
even when it touched rs 40 got lot of calls where people where very bullish on the stock, pretty expensive though but many friends in brokerage houses are still saying hold and even add on @rs 35 levels, not sure y they say it going to be a multibagger but call is that rs 70 is possible on it.
my buy calls for the week would be sugar again
bajaj hind fell from rs 500 to rs 428 and even balrampur and they say to watch reliance infocom as FII trading is yet to come in April when they would be allowaed to trade and that stock would be on their radar

913

as i mentioned ,GSPL is laying a lot of pipelines all over gujarat and the effect of that will really kick-in in 07... i think that you're lucky to have got an allotment at the ipo... hang on to it....

btw, does any one have any clue as to how do these charting applications get realtime data from the nse/bse ??

914

Did not get IPO for INOX/petronet...but got for gitanjli @ 195 --- cmp 170 😞 sick luck

915

with this post I thee subscribe

916

OMG gitanjali is now down to 152..applied for 195 waah...got owned by the IPO scammers! SEBI where are you!!