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I have not done options trading before. However, finding it more profitable with little risk. Can I buy BHEL call of strike price 125 at cmp of 3.80 for april expiry? If yes, at what price shall i exit? Thanks.

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Dear CB/Members FYI
“Ricoh India Ltd has informed BSE that:

“With respect to the disclosure letter dated March 29, 2016, the Independent Agency, which comprise of an independent law firm and accountants, has been appointed to assist the Audit Committee to better understand certain areas where the auditors had emphasized further review is presently conducting a review and the same is likely to be completed soon.

Name of the officers, who have been requested to take leave with pay during the review process, are:

(i) Mr. Manoj Kumar, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer;

(ii) Mr. Arvind Singhal, the Chief Financial Officer; and

(iii) Mr. Anil Saini, the Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer.

Name of the officers, who shall discharge the functions on behalf of the officers sent on leave, are:

(i) Mr. A.T. Rajan would be in-charge and discharge the functions of the Chief Executive Officer and the Chief Operating Officer.

(ii) Mr. Bibek Chowdhury would be in-charge and discharge the functions of the Chief Financial Officer.”

It is also significant that an “independent agency” in the form of a firm of Chartered Accountants and a law firm have also been roped in to examine the accounts. This clearly indicates that there are serious implications of corporate fraud suspected.

Prima facie, the sending “on leave” of the top management so that they do not interfere in the investigation implies that the Company suspects their complicity in whatever misfeasance has happened.

Now, in this sorry state of affairs, it would be naïve for anyone to still believe that everything is hunky dory at Ricoh India. Instead, we have to brace ourselves for some gruesome revelations.

It is notable that Manoj Kumar, the MD/ CEO, had in an earlier interview in December 2015 downplayed the delay in furnishing the audited results as a “procedural delay”. He also said that “There are no accounting irregularities and there is nothing wrong with recording of sales”. However, given that he is one of the employees sent by the Company “on leave”, there is not much credibility that can be attached to his statement.

The unfortunate part is that retail investors are now totally trapped. The BSE has reduced the lower circuit limits to 2% from 5%, making any sort of escape impossible.

should Ashok leyland correct a from 110.yr view pl