RE:want information
by solleti alluraiah on Feb 06, 2008 11:16 AM Permalink
EPS OF VIDEOCON IS AROUND RS 45 PER SHARE. CONSIDERING A PE RATIO OF 15, IT SHOULD GO TO RS.675
RE:want information
by DON on Feb 04, 2008 02:42 PM Permalink
Doobega...SRK is promoting...he did for 20-20, and look now we cant play even 20 overs. He promtes 5-5 overs, we will get out in two overs! Also Dhoot uncle is now getting close to Mayawati (Business wise..U dirty mind)...and as president of ASSOCHAM, asking all to invest in UP...so that you can also pay extortion money. He is trying to be Anil Ambani of Mayawati..a sure recipe for disaster.
RE:want information
by kushan thakershy on Feb 04, 2008 01:22 PM Permalink
you can buy RPL, Reliance capital, reliance industries, L&T, TATA motors or Tisco..buy some quantity of all the shares and wait for 5 years..u will get amazing returns..do not just invest your money in some penny stock or small or midcap..they can crash immensly with any market crash as you might have seen that all traders favourite midcap small caps have fallen 50-70% in recent market crash...so if it is mandatory for u to invest 10lac in market ...invest only in large caps as mentioned above..atleast if they crash with market metl you have a gaurantee that it will shoot up at some point of time...happy investment
i am fresher in stock market i want to invest 10 lac in stock market of which 5lac i want to invest for long term and reaming 5 lac for shorttem ?? i was going to invest when the market was 20000k but i was adviesd by somone to wait ?? so pls tell me that should i enter the market nowbw pls advice me
RE:RE:should i invest now in stock market
by kushan thakershy on Feb 04, 2008 01:22 PM Permalink
you can buy RPL, Reliance capital, reliance industries, L&T, TATA motors or Tisco..buy some quantity of all the shares and wait for 5 years..u will get amazing returns..do not just invest your money in some penny stock or small or midcap..they can crash immensly with any market crash as you might have seen that all traders favourite midcap small caps have fallen 50-70% in recent market crash...so if it is mandatory for u to invest 10lac in market ...invest only in large caps as mentioned above..atleast if they crash with market metl you have a gaurantee that it will shoot up at some point of time...happy investment
RE:should i invest now in stock market
by knowsoft on Jan 31, 2008 05:03 PM Permalink
Since you are a fresher in stock market, it is better to invest in MF.
RE:should i invest now in stock market
by amsuman on Feb 03, 2008 05:17 PM Permalink
mr suhas
ur inference is incorrect. last yr the stock market achieved a growth of around 48 percent whereas some high-flying funds like reliance came out with outstanding returns of more than 70 percent.
while investing in mutual funds u have the benefit of the services of a professional well-versed in the stock market nuanses.
please do not plunge into the market direct. u r likely to lose. start with mutual funds that too through systematic investment plans of say 10 top funds and earn sufficient experience for atleast one year. then u can enter with confidence.
should u require any specific guidance please write, at ur option, to me
phoenyx108@hotmail.com s muthusubramanian, retd.chief manager,sbi.
RE:should i invest now in stock market
by Raghunath Reddy on Feb 01, 2008 04:10 PM Permalink
First of all thinking to invest for short term is absurd. Think of long term and if you cant wait then dont invest all. Just invest 5 lakhs. Some stocks that i think will do well in long run 3-5 years are:
RE:should i invest now in stock market
by ken francis on Feb 04, 2008 09:14 AM Permalink
Okay, heres the drill, invest 50% of your money in good stock, and 50% of your money in FDs. By good, i mean fundamentally strong stock, not speculative stock. A return of 30% per annum is good enough. Don't invest now, invest after the US elections. The reason for investing 50% in FD is simple. In the event of a market crash you still have money to buy stock at rock bottom prices. Dont get greedy and you will be okay. All the best!
RE:should i invest now in stock market
by riazuddin j on Jan 31, 2008 11:48 PM Permalink
Well since your fresher invest only 5lac and rest amount hold it see how is the market and then procced
Note: this good time for you to invest
If you need some tips
invest in :-
Essaroil - buy now Centurion Bank of Punjab buy now Jet Airways- buy now PVR Ltd - buy now
if you need more help mail me at: rahil4u2003in@gmail.com
At these times of uncertnities, do not buy penny stocks just because they are cheap...you can loose upto 50 % of it in no time. Check for good mid cap stocks and stay invested for atleast 2-3 years to make some good moolah...sorry cant give you tips as I am no expert in this feild.
RE:RE:equity
by Alipin S on Jan 29, 2008 11:52 PM Permalink
I think this is a short term resistance zone if it cl0se above 51 then u can see a target of 60 t0 68
RE:equity
by jagdish raju on Jan 30, 2008 03:05 PM Permalink
Just stay put for 6 to 8 months and keep tab on it... exit when it reaches Rs.85-90. In case you think it will move further up then take your call.
hi all, i m an indian working in gulf with saving of 90 k p/m i want to invest approx 5 lac for a period of 5 yrs in Mutual funds. i m new and never invested earlier plz advise on following a)wwht return i get after 5 yrs on investing 5 lacs now. b) can i invest in mf etc do i need any docs to invest (i have NRE account back in india with monthly deposits of approx 90k). what are the best MF and how i can buy . i would b grateful if u guys can help and give me an understanding little bit in detail , Thx in advance . samir
RE:MF & ELSS investment
by Eisen Picardo on Jan 28, 2008 12:20 AM Permalink
Hello Mohd, My Name is Eisen.I am no broker. Another guy like you who learned inesting the systematic way and myself myself good.I dont know which part fo gulf you are in.I would be in Dubai between 15th-25 Feb.Mail me on eisenyoung@rediffmail.com. We can strike up a meeting. Regards, Eisen
RE:MF & ELSS investment
by SRIVARI NARASIMHAM on Jan 30, 2008 02:05 PM Permalink
Hallo Don't put in Mutual Fund, Pl. put in Reliance Unitlined fund, where we are having Capital Guarantee for the amount we have invested. If market is down also we can get what we have invested. Pl. call me for further information @ 9346919062
RE:MF & ELSS investment
by jagdish raju on Jan 30, 2008 03:15 PM Permalink
Some good MF's (growth option) are Birla Top 100,HSBC Advantage India,Reliance Diversified Power,Reliance equity Fund,Sundaram BNP paribas Select Small Cap etc. You can also use the S.I.P (systematic Investment Plan) to expect a reasonable growth in the next 3-4 years
RE:MF & ELSS investment
by anwar shaikh on Feb 06, 2008 11:55 AM Permalink
INVEST IN MF THROUGH SIP RELIANCE GROWTH SBI GLOBAL HDFC EQUITY SUNDRAM LEADRERSHIP SUNDRAM SELECT MIDCAP SBI TAX GAIN DONT INVEST IN ONE FUND MAKE IT DIVERSIFIED
RE:MF & ELSS investment
by verghese george on Jan 27, 2008 06:43 PM Permalink
Tata aig is a good option you can get min 3 times in 3 years.. contact pgverghese@hotmail.com for details
RE:MF & ELSS investment
by SRIVARI NARASIMHAM on Jan 30, 2008 02:07 PM Permalink
Hallo Samir My advice is go for Unit Linked Plans where our capital investment is guaranteed. call for further information 9346919062
RE:MF & ELSS investment
by akhil kumar on Jan 28, 2008 09:15 AM Permalink
yes you can. mf is an market linked investment choosing a good fund wil get you min 20%returns per annum also you wil have the power of compounding call for help 9980943646
RE:MF & ELSS investment
by sheenu gupta on Jan 27, 2008 11:16 PM Permalink
there r many good MFs in the market...see help from website moneycontrol.com....return in 5 yrs will depend upon how the markets behave in the future...ur money could become 3-4 times if markets behave as it has done in last five years...but difficult to predict....all the best
RE:MF & ELSS investment
by Sunil Bartwal on Feb 05, 2008 12:22 PM Permalink
hi, i m also an investor like you.., you just invest 20% of amount (you want to invest) in Reliaqnce Petrolium(RPL),10-20% you can invest in Petronet,Both are gud one. For Rest of amount you should take advise from some gud consultant.
RE:RE:MF & ELSS investment
by kushan thakershy on Feb 04, 2008 01:24 PM Permalink
log on to moneycontrol.com and go to MF section and see the ratings...invest in some MF or SIP that has 5 stars...
RE:MF & ELSS investment
by Ranjith D on Feb 04, 2008 12:23 PM Permalink
*** You can invest in MF's, you need to Have a PAN number. If you approach like SBI and all they have experts/advisers they will help you to get PAN card.
*** check sites like www.Moneycontrol.com
*** you can get advise from the MF experts.
*** Best is SIP(systemeatic Investment Plan) get an idea of some 12-15 MF funds(initially). look how it works.
*** Slowly when you do your own reserch, interest will grow in the market, You can go for Online Trading as well.
As there are two faces to a coin there is scope for arguments in both ways. Though I largely agree with the above list of stocks, i beg to differ on specific stocks for the following reasons.
Reliance Petroleum and reliance industries are worthy picks on any dips since oil is the major source of energy and refining margins are going to increase.
While I agree with the suggestion of Tata Steel and strongly feel that the stock has got much more hidden valuations in reserves and investments in group companies.
Tata Steel is utterly under valued stock at present and a relook at its valuations like reserves and investments speaks volumes. It is really worth more than many a times to its market price.
Regarding GujNRE Coke and Hindalco people have to be cautious for the reasons that the stocks are not behaving well and many investors lost money as they are moving with the commodity cycles. Guj Nre coke moves according price changes of coaking coal and hindalco with alluminum. If any recession in Americam economy takes place it is predicted that metal stocks donot fare well. However Tata Steel is an expection for its hidden value of investments.
Regarding other stocks I do feel that the valuations are stretched and much more better stocks at lower valuations are available for investment.
Re: 10 stocks to make...
by satyanarayana tumuluri on Feb 28, 2009 12:48 PM Permalink
hi satyanarayana Tumuluri I read your article on stocks and I am happy to bring to your notice that even my name is also "satyanarayana Tumuluri" and I live in california -USA.I LIKE TO KNOW ABOUT U
RE:10 stocks to make young investors crorepatis.
by jagdish raju on Jan 30, 2008 03:33 PM Permalink
Good Work ...Tumuluri ... Keep it up. Your views seems sound.
RE:10 stocks to make young investors crorepatis.
by KUNAL GOLEY on Feb 04, 2008 02:59 PM Permalink
Hi Satyanarayana, Though I'm a newbee with stock mkt investments, your observations look good to me. Can you suggest some good stocks that are under valued and look good in short as well as long term - even if there's a possibility of US recession? Thanks
RE:10 stocks to make young investors crorepatis.
by kris reynolds on Feb 02, 2008 05:19 AM Permalink
i like the outlook about tata steel...a view at US recession is also important....tata seems to have the means by which it could protect itself from such a seemingly inevitable future...
his idea that investing in stock market is gambling should be completely removed from the indian psyche. Anything is a gamble if predictability becomes less, predictability becomes less if information is less, invest in an informed manner in stocks with good fundamentals. Investing in an FD belonging to a sinking bank (eg., Barrings Bank in the 90's) would be equally disastrous, everything in life is gamble without information. When you invest in the stock market you provide income to the the industries to improve the country. That is the reason why every developed country has a large percentage of the populace investing in stocks, unlike developing nations. If you want your country to progress invest in stocks. You can make far more money than any other investment, but please please invest in quality stocks. Remember if you loose money you deserve it (because one is either greedy or lazy to do research), if you earn money , again you deserve it. Trading requires tremendous amounts of labour in terms of research. If one goes there thinking its a gamble such individuals are dangerous to themselves as well as the market. Approach the market with an attitude of a value investor, no other asset class can yield as much as the stock marke
RE:Value investing Vs Gambling
by jagdish raju on Jan 30, 2008 03:30 PM Permalink
Good to remind people especially newcomers of the simple common sense to be used before plunging into the investment market. No one..not even the so called experts can predict or time the market and make you money..you have to be watchful yourself and spend some time to learn the trick of the trade.
