Hi habi, confidence petro deals in LPG. petrol price hike will not have an effect on this stock. fundamentally its a strong bet. has been posting good results and growing at a good pace. can see 30-35 in med/long term.

sir...anil ambani clarified that there is no ban on investment neither on him nor on any of his company....so do u think that this will not have any impact on share price

A day after the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) barred ADA Group chairman Anil Ambani and other key directors from investing in listed securities, the younger Ambani brother on Sunday clarified that the Sebi consent order will not have any kind of financial implications on the company’s growth prospects.
“The full financial flexibility of the group is protected and there are no restrictions that could impact the growth of group companies,” he said, adding that the group has strengthened their internal systems and process to avoid such future instances.

In a bid to calm market sentiments following the regulatory order, Anil Ambani also said the group companies are allowed to raise funds through primary market issuances, can subscribe to rights and preferential issues and are free to participate in any mergers and acquisitions (M&A) if required. “mpact the rel infra share price tomorrow.

sir iam holding reliance industries @ 1085 ,sir its better to exit now?as bad news r comming in and also iam holding alok industries @26.50 sir plz tell what to do
iam also holding sesa goa@345,hindalco@249,[email protected] tell me all sl as already these stocks have been going down and down ...and it seems nifty could touch 5000 or 5200 mark ....so plz suggest me out all these stocks

Markets likely to fall further this week
Jayanta Mallick
FIIs may remain on the sidelines or turn selective-to-aggressive sellers.
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Worried investors looking at stock prices at the Bombay Stock Exchange. For the next few days, majority of the overseas investors would love to either remain on the sidelines or turn selective-to-aggressive sellers.
This week, the market is likely to decline further on the whole. The Dalal Street notably appears prepared psychologically, as well as in terms of appropriate adjustments in strategies for accepting the mid-cycle correction already in motion.

Market intelligence suggests that the current market movers — the foreign institutional investors, whether they belong to Europe or the US or accessing Indian stock market through Singapore or Hong Kong or Sydney or even West Asian markets — are clearly downbeat about Indian benchmark and equities, including the blue chips.

Local equities need to correct around 30 per cent individually and the benchmark index requires shedding another 15 to 20 per cent flab to make them again aggressive buyers, a number of investment advisors told Business Line. At present, greed and fear are off from the already involved global players' mindset and they seem to have set their strategies on auto-pilot till the February-end and early March. The potential new sets of investors have also postponed their entries.

The local individual players and domestic institutions, too, are ready to continue with their opportunistic roles in the recent cyclical trend; of largely following, and not resisting as serious contrarians.

This week, Dalal Street experts are likely to sound prophetic at every turn. The job of the “I-told-you-so” guys have become easier as market-wide commitment levels have not been heavy, of late.

A few, including those belonging to the retail segment, had erred in terms of ‘timing' and in adapting their trading plans in the past weeks, as if a sharp market fall was a foregone consensual conclusion.

Now in a relatively lighter market than last month, one reckons, buying or selling in an overall downtrend may turn out to be a win-win proposition for all, depending on the risk appetite and reward expectation of each.

For next few days, majority of the overseas investors would love to either remain on the sidelines or turn selective-to-aggressive sellers.

This week's exit or entry points would be dynamic for the active of FIIs on the local equity street. Their short-term tactics, investment managers and advisors indicate, would depend on the levels and directional movement of the Sensex and the Nifty.

These will be the key reference points for generating pre-programmed orders. There may be twists and turns moving ahead till the programmed levels are reached and most may remain circumspect. The corporate results are also unlikely to surprise the market in the short-term and the pricing in the forward earnings growth premiums may not work in most cases.

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can i enter emco for intraday/short term

Hi CB ji...
as i spoke to you last time u suggested "Kohinoor Broadcasting" is fundamentally good stock and i can hold it for 8 to 12 months.

Yesterday fall it went down to 2.29.

I bought it around 2.71

Please suggest ji...as you said...because its fundamentally good stock im happy to hold it for another 1 year.

Thanks for your support ji
ur alway awesome

Cheers
jay