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Sunny Pa ji Says:
June 23rd, 2010
Posted at: 8:55 pm
Hi CB. I am a new entrant to stock market. Would you be kind enuf to recommend some stocks , which wud yeild a resonable return in next two - three months. I wud like to start with an initial investment of 10-15K and take it ahead from thereon.
CB, replies: Hi Sunny Pa ji, as of buy some of carburundum for short term. can add 7-10% in short term.
shiva Says:
June 23rd, 2010
Posted at: 8:56 pm
how about their closing technically?? generally they say, if 52 weeek high is broken , stock sees upmove
CB, replies: Hi shiva, technically they have given a good closing.
CB Says:
June 23rd, 2010
Posted at: 9:05 pm
Hi Sunny Pa ji, as of buy some of carburundum for short term. can add 7-10% in short term.
Hi shiva, technically they have given a good closing.
ramsingh Says:
June 23rd, 2010
Posted at: 9:06 pm
Hai CB!
jubilant foodworks not move further.What is your opinion and what is the target price.
CB, replies: Hi ramsingh, can see 325. hold it
Ravi Chaudhary Says:
June 23rd, 2010
Posted at: 9:07 pm
can i enter any oil stock for intraday tomorrow? If yes please name one.
CB, replies: Hi Ravi Chaudhary, no, as of now not sure of any.
mini Says:
June 23rd, 2010
Posted at: 9:13 pm
hi cb/kartik, can you tell me about fcssoft ,any upmove is possible in near term?
thanks in advance..
CB, replies: Hi mini, yes, can head upto 4.30
ramsingh Says:
June 23rd, 2010
Posted at: 9:15 pm
Hai CB!
What is the target price for Crest Animation.Please suggest.
CB, replies: Hi ramsingh, it can see 94
Ravi Chaudhary Says:
June 23rd, 2010
Posted at: 9:16 pm
Target for india infoline tomorrow?
CB, replies: Hi Ravi Chaudhary, can head upto 110
mini Says:
June 23rd, 2010
Posted at: 9:20 pm
can i buy biocon now. what is the target?
CB, replies: Hi mini, no, dont enter it now. wait for some time.
satya111 Says:
June 23rd, 2010
Posted at: 9:30 pm
hi cb sir good evening
I bought elecon eng.sir it is better stock in short term.plz give me right suggestion.
Thanks
CB, replies: Hi satya111, good morning.. buy some of carborundum universal. can see 230. wait for some dip to enter elecon
arun bj Says:
June 23rd, 2010
Posted at: 9:34 pm
cb is this good news or bad news for ongc ....i saw this at sharekhan portal .....
ONGC wants to exit three JVs
Jun 23 2010 4:56PM

Unable to shoulder the royalty burden of its partners, state-run Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) is exploring the option of exiting three lucrative domestic producing fields, including the decade's biggest onland oil discovery. The flagship explorer has offered to sell its stake to its private partners - group arms of UK-based independent explorers Cairn and Hardy, Tata Petrodyne as well as Hindustan Oil Exploration Company - in respective fields.
The fields were carved out before the government started the system of auctioning acreages. These are Cairn-operated Block RJ-ON-90/1 in Rajasthan's Barmer district - the biggest discovery of recent times, Cambay basin Block CB/OS-2 in Gujarat offhsore as well as Hardy-operated Block PY-3 off the Puducherry coast. While the Rajasthan and PY-3 blocks produce oil, the Cambay acreage is a gas field.
In all these fields, ONGC pays royalty and taxes for the entire production. In other words, it pays for the partners' share of the statutory levies under a commitment from the government that these will be reimbursed. The finance ministry has, however, refused to keep that word, rendering these fields unviable for ONGC.
CB, replies: Hi arun bj, if they decide to exit then would be good news. lets see how markets react to it