hi being human sterlitr industries bought @ 103 (1lot)... please suggest me...

Hi ranjan, Sterlite has strong support at 97, keep this as strict SL for short-term and hold it. If crosses 104.5 it will move to 110-115 levels. This has major support at 94/92[keep this as SL for medium-term holdings].

Hi ani, Sure, Keep 2370 as SL and hold it. Targets--2235/2190.

I "ve built , finpipe , ioc ... pls. any Suggestion

hi Be!ng Human pls. help for equty mkt ( any link)

Be!ng Human , sir , I want to get an Idea where I can buy a stock with Sl. & tgt

(RIL) has mopped up $1.5 billion through an overseas bond sale progamme over the weekend, two people with the direct knowledge of the development said.

With the latest debt raising, the Mukesh Ambani-led oil, gas, petrochemicals and retail giant has raised $4 billion so far this year, with the first two being a $1.5-billion issue in February and another $1 billion issue in May.

While RIL spokesperson refused to comment, the banks which snapped up the issue could not be reached.

Of the $2.5 billion raised by RIL (which still is one of the least leveraged large corporates in the country with less than 0.50% debt-equity ratio) earlier, the proceeds from first issue of $1.5 billion were mopped up by its US subsidiary for its shale gas programme, while the other was meant for its Jamnagar complex expansion.

The current funds will also be used to finance its capital expansion programme as planned.

The latest unsecured syndicated loan has two maturities. While $1 billion are a six-year US dollar money, the rest $500 million are a 7.25-year money, according to sources, who did not reveal the pricing of the issue.

This is the first longest tenor unsecured syndicated debt raised by an Asian issuer this year.

The instrument, sold in the North American, European, Asian and Australian markets, was snapped by as many as 28 international and domestic banks with the major ones being State Bank, Bank of America, Bank of Nova Scotia, the ANZ Banking Group, Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi, Sumitomo Mitsubishi Banking Corp, HSBC Group and RBS, the sources said, adding the i-banking arms of these bankers acted as the merchant bankers to the deal.

The sources also said, the company, which has a AAA rating, did not encourage oversubscription and also did not do any marketing but sill got full subscription.

Many domestic companies, mostly banks, have been selling their debt in overseas markets this year.

After RIL, SBI's $1.25-billion bond sale in July was the largest so far this year. It was followed by Exim Bank's $750 million debt sale in two installments in August and September.

Others who raised money from overseas bond market include ICICI Bank, Bank of India, Union Bank, Indian Overseas Bank, Syndicate Bank, Axis Bank, and IDBI Bank, who have raised more than USD 3 billion in the past two months.

Hi Kartik, good evening sirjee! how was your sunday! I wanted to ask you if i can buy some gold for long term investment....
Also are you aware of any company FD scheme which is safe and can give a 12 to 15% return annually?