i m of 25 years only and i have sandur manganese, balmer lawrie,stat bank of mysore, india infoline, kesoram ind, ivrcl infra, satyam computer, heg.....all are for atleast 20 years long period...what levels i can see in all this after 20 years

WHAT IS THE CHANCE OF MARKET MAKING NEW HIGHS IN OCTOBER........CAN IT HAPPEN

...if nifty shows weakness tomorrow, shall i exit stocks in profit?

Hi raj, results may remain a bit flat this time it seems

Hi Ravikumar Sivaramakrishnan, Good evening. has good support at 610-615. if IT stocks see some recovery tomorrow, one can enter it

Hi linga, yes, may not open near 300, but can see 300 in coming days.

Hi atul, yes, go with them. they are strong bets fundamentally and good dividend stocks. will give good returns

Hi Name (required), one can enter lower near 320-325

Hi sunny, no, as of now seems a bit unlikely

Hi rayan, if it breaks support at 1295, would advice to exit the long and go with a short for now

Hi Shiva, yes, if breaks 6040, book profits for now

Hi kvrk, hmm. not really sure about it..

Dear Chirag,

Government has fixed a price band at Rs 225-245 for a share in coal india ipo.There is 5% discount for retail investor.So,Shall we get in the range of 213.75-2322.75 ?.Will ipo rate be informed before it gets listed in nse ?. What is ur expected rate on listing ?.Is there brokerage charge for buying it through ipo ?.

After 5% discount price comes down to 213.75-232.75. (I mistakenly typed as 2322.75)

hai cb,
Workers not to report on duty from Oct 19 at Thane: Raymond
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Mumbai, Oct 17 (PTI) Following a stalemate in negotiations between the employees and management, the Gautum Singhania-led Raymond has issued a notice asking its workers not to report to work at its neighbouring Thane plant from October 19. The textile major plans to foray into the realty business by developing residential and commercial complexes on its 125 acre plot of mill land at Thane where nearly 1,885 workers are employed. However, its plan ran into a roadblock as the union refused to accept the compensation offered earlier by the management for shutting down the mill. The company, on Friday night, issued a notice to the workers asking them not to report on duty from October 19 and said that it would instead pay them their salaries regularly as it did earlier. "Despite no production activities being carried out in the mill, we continued to make payments to the employees. The company was incurring idle expenditure on transport, canteen, electricity and water in addition to fixed expenses. Therefore, we have asked the workers not report for work but they would be receiving their salaries on time. This would help us in reducing additional costs," a senior official of the company told PTI requesting anonymity. The notice stated that despite a VRS settlement signed between the management and union, the company gave various proposals in respect of additional payment of compensation to the employees granting substantial benefits. "However, the union and the employees have not accepted any proposal given by the management. The management therefore has no option but to withdraw all the offers made by it," the notice said. When asked about the negotiations between the management and employees, the official said, "We have not yet taken any final decision on compensation. We are in talks with the union. As of now, we have asked the workers not to report on duty," he said. However, the union has claimed that the company has agreed to pay a compensation package of Rs 313 crore. "After several deliberations, we managed to negotiate for Rs 313 crore as compensation. It has been agreed that the management would pay 68 per cent of the amount immediately and the rest after five years. However, the employees want the remaining amount to be paid in three years. Once this stalemate is over, the workers would shift to the new location decided by the company," Kamgar Utkarsha Sena's President, Jitendra Joshi, said. The union had initially asked for Rs 350 crore as compensation. Earlier, the union had sought Government intervention in the matter. The Maharashtra Government has said that it would not give a go-ahead to the company's realty plans unless the compensation matter is resolved. The Bombay High Court too had recently directed the Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) not to sanction any development plans of the company until it clears all the dues of its workers.

Happy Dussera to you and your team,

Which stocks can I buy for short term or till diwali?