Hey Kondapalli... Ur wrong.. I mean its a low P/E Ratio which is favourable.. A company with high PE Ratio is dangerous. Its the High EPS and the low PE ratio which makes the company very attractive.
Friend there is no fixed rule that a low PE is alaways a good stock while a high PE stock is very dangerous............... In the S/W sector .there is Teledata Informatics which is trading at around 5 PE multiple while Infosys trades at 20 PE multiple........ You can infer that investors are willing to pay more for infosys because of its better record and higher earning estimates..... Also in the banking sector..you will find most of the PSU banks are trading at sub 12 PE multiples while private banks like Kotak(PE 5, Cent bank of Punjab(PE 75) have high PE multiple..........it is because private banks have higher growth rate than PSU midcap banks( this is a generic statement---UCO bank and the likes are exception).
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Currently equity market is still uncertain although many central banks had injected billions of dollars into the credit system while many SWFs started had invested billions of dollars into some banks with their reserves.
Overall still look good with India and China leading the growth story in Asia :)
man i applied for 1 lac in 2 applicatins in transformers and 3 1 lac app in bgr energy but no allotment:wow::( damn what was basis of allotment and any new ipo ?
I have few tips and calls. All can analyse it and see the momentum in these shares in short term
1) Sesagoa: CMP 3600: Target 5000 News: LN Mittal is keeping an eye upon it and buying is going on. So guyz it can shoot up very soon.
2) Apollo Hospital: CMP 516: Target 700 News: Mutual funds have recommended it and for long term it is also very good. Pharms Sector will be bullish in few days. So watch this stock
3) Bindal Agro: CMP: 68: Target 200
News: Its a fertilizers stock and momentum is going to be around 6th jan and afterwards.
man i applied for 1 lac in 2 applicatins in transformers and 3 1 lac app in bgr energy but no allotment:wow::( damn what was basis of allotment and any new ipo ?
could you please put the link of BGR allotment status .
everonn is locked at 10% upper circuit. It has touched a 52-week high of Rs 1,011.20. At 10:16 am, the share was quoting at Rs 1,011.20, up Rs 91.90. There were pending buy orders of 30,128 shares, with no sellers available.
It was trading with volumes of 74,371 shares. Yesterday the share closed up 10% or Rs 83.55 at Rs 919.30.
is this stocked priced at the right value or should one exit out of this stock.
messaging here for pure selfish reasons..... as found it to be a great site.....and wanted to be a part of it..... it will be great.....if people can selflessly share their knowledge.....esp of the technical terms of stocks....for engineering students like me..... thanks.....
I have few tips and calls. All can analyse it and see the momentum in these shares in short term
1) Sesagoa: CMP 3600: Target 5000 News: LN Mittal is keeping an eye upon it and buying is going on. So guyz it can shoot up very soon.
2) Apollo Hospital: CMP 516: Target 700 News: Mutual funds have recommended it and for long term it is also very good. Pharms Sector will be bullish in few days. So watch this stock
3) Bindal Agro: CMP: 68: Target 200
News: Its a fertilizers stock and momentum is going to be around 6th jan and afterwards.
Yaar, such things are better avoided on our forums.. considering the kinda demographics of the readership our forums enjoy.. For tht matter, even I work for the equity research division of a brokerage firm, and we too generate calls/tips day in n day out.. but jus because of the reason mentioned above, I choose not to share them here..
Yaar, such things are better avoided on our forums.. considering the kinda demographics of the readership our forums enjoy.. For tht matter, even I work for the equity research division of a brokerage firm, and we too generate calls/tips day in n day out.. but jus because of the reason mentioned above, I choose not to share them here..
Dear Salil,
Could u please tell me whats the qualification required to be a equity research officer . and what would be the general package for a fresher in this industry .
Anyone following the Indian telecom industry? RCom paid Rs 1,650 crores. Airtel & Idea said they can pay Rs 2,650 crores.
And now this company from Chennai called S-Tel is ready to pay Rs 13,800 crores for All India license. And also said they will keep the charges @ 30ps/min for 10 years and still they can earn money.
So,what it would mean for the telecom industry valuation????
Could u please tell me whats the qualification required to be a equity research officer .
Reqd - any graduate can get a break.. Desirable - MBA (Fin) or/and CFA (preferably, AIMR)
and what would be the general package for a fresher in this industry .
Negotiable Jokes apart, varies from company to company, and depends on candidate's inclination, profile, exposure and experience too.. a plain fresh grad might get say arnd 1.5-2L p.a. to begin with.. and literally, the sky is the limit
And can u put some light on ur job and industry .
My role is rather versatile and dynamic.. but primarily it revolves arnd fundamental and quantitative analysis of stocks and mkts in general; tracking and advising on IPOs; data mining; writing for our research documents / mailers; client relationship mgmt; initiating and training new recruits; etc. etc. :whew:
So do u put ur personal calls and analysis somewhere like in any blog ,orkut etc ...
Nope.. thts against company policy.. we hv our official channels, i.e. regular mailers, sms, website and in-house chatting tool.. if interested or need to grab mkt basics, you may check out Welcome to Moneypore - The Land of Plenty (I hope here I m not infringing upon forum rules, as this is not intended to be a surrogate mktg attempt :|) The 'value added' services are available only to our registered clients..
guys whats the difference between stock split and bonus and when do the company offer them and how is it beneficial to the company and the investor.
Bonus is capitalization of reserves.. to put it simply, it is company's way of rewarding the investors thru forming new shares at the 'cost' of accumulated profits.. it leads to increase of capital - as the amount worth which the bonus shares are given out, gets deducted from reserves and gets added to the (share) capital.. it is beneficial to the investor, as they get shares into the company without having to pay anything for the same - and hence, increased dividends (usually), but their % stake in the company remains the same.. it is beneficial for the company as it gets noticed among investor junta as a 'bonus-giving' company, and it usually is seen as good corporate government practice to capitalize reserves and repay the investors this way.. here, the face value doesnt change..
Stock split does not change the capital.. it is merely brought about by the company to increase the liquidity of its share in the mkts.. e.g. Consider Laxmi Machine Works, Unitech, NMDC, Jindal Steel or Jai Corp.. they were trading at 10K+ prices.. small investors were not able to buy into it, even if they wanted to.. post-split wen it is available for a fraction of tht price, they might wanna invest in it.. point to be noted here is tht the Face Value of the shares changes as per the split ratio.. and there's a corresponding increase in the number of shares outstanding..
which bank/company/firm provide best service for investing related thing like Dmat account ?
1) ICICI direct 2)HDFC 3.)India Bulls 4.)Sharekhan 5.)SBI
Hi desti! Depends on how u define 'best'.. if u want quality of service and good online ordering-trade execution experience, go for Kotak, ICICIdirect or HDFC Sec.. but their brokerage rates pinch u n ur profits :| If u want good personalized response/services and negotiable brokerage rates, go for ShareKhan.. or for tht matter, Anagram! 😛