Ur view on ranbaxy holding jan fut

HI CB SIR, I AM HOLD MUTHOOT FIN@238, WHAT TARGET 1 R 2 DAYS

Hi CB . . . i have sold dena bank canara bank calls . . .they have rallied a lot . . .will they cool down

Hi suresh, can see 212

Hi Amar, hold it with a SL at 505 for a target of 525 in 2-3 days time

Hi SADANAND, keep a traling SL at 5980 for a few days and continue to hold your CE's, hold HDFC with a SL at 675, other 2 look good, continue to hold them

Hi C.MARIA AROKIARAJ, can see around 242, try to book on rise

Hi nv, they look strong with the Markets, would advice to exit from them

Cabinet likely to consider Rs 12 thousand crore capital infusion in
PSBs
Government is likely to consider next week the proposal to infuse Rs
12,000 crore into public sector banks, a senior official of the
Finance Ministry said.
The ministry has approved investment of Rs 12,000 crore in 12 public
sector banks including State Bank of IndiaBSE 0.56 %, Central Bank of
IndiaBSE 0.99 % and United Bank of IndiaBSE 0.73 %.
The fund would be disbursed before March to these public sector banks.
Country's largest lender SBIBSE 0.56 % will get Rs 3,004 crore as part
of recapitalisation plan to boost the bank's capital base.
Government has been infusing funds in the public sector banks in the
last couple of years to strengthen their finances. It has injected
about Rs 32,000 crore so far in the previous two financial years.
During 2011-12, public sector banks got Rs 12,000 crore for improving
their capital adequacy ratio. The government pumped in Rs 20,157 crore
in public sector banks in 2010-11 to maintain tier I capital at 8 per
cent and increase government's equity in some banks to 58 per cent.
Besides, the Finance Ministry will also seek Cabinet approval for fund
infusion in the public sector banks till March 2018. The Finance
Ministry has made assessment of the capital needs of public sector
banks for meeting Basel III norms to be complied in a phased manner,
ending March 2018.
As per the existing norms, capital infusion beyond Rs 300 crore in a
company requires Cabinet approval. In order to strengthen risk
management mechanism, the Reserve Bank issued guideline for Basel III
last year.
The implementation of the capital adequacy guidelines based on the
Basel III capital regulations was to begin from January 1, 2013.
However, RBI recently deferred it by another three months.

Hi cvrprakash, can be entered for a cuple of days with a Sl at 235 (cash) for a target upto 250

Hi YOGI, GE, thanks for the details

Hi SM, Good evening, thanks for sharing this

India's Communications Wave in 2013: Free mobile roaming and borderless number portabilityA new communications era is set to dawn in 2013 - mobile roaming will be made free and number portability, limited to circles, will become borderless. If you are in Chennai and shift to Ahmedabad, you will be able to take the same number, much like you own it and decide which operator to go with.
And if you are merely traveling on work - there won't be roaming charges. While such conveniences will usher in a truly borderless mobile era and reduce your roaming bill to zilch, telcos will suffer a Rs 13,500 crore revenue loss when roaming becomes free.
What they lose in roaming can be gained multiple times via faster internet services.
India's two world's - rural and urban - suffer a common pain - lack of bandwidth. The former doesn't have it and the latter surfs at glacial speeds, making videos or downloading sites and files on smart devices too slow. For both, 2013 will be a revolution.
Rural areas will leapfrog into broadband and urban areas will connect on faster fourth generation (4G) networks.
Under the Rs 20,000 crore Bharat Broadband project by end 2013, fiber will reach 250,000 gram panchayats, taking internet to villages. In three rural clusters where pilots are on, 100 mbps bandwidth is available. In all 13 states have given permission for laying fibre on ground and the rest expected to sign on by February end.
For urban users, graduation to 4G will mean a three-fold jump in internet speeds on 3G, to 100 mbps. Bharti Airtel launched 4G in 2012. Others including Reliance, Tikona, Aircel, who have the 4G licence, will follow suit in the New Year. Welcome to ultra-broadband mobile internet.

Hi SM, ge bro ,taken,