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54. Mera Bharath Mahan |   Link |  Bookmark | July 5, 2010 10:34:11 AM
NHPC: Akhir Naiya Doob Hi gayi. Nikhar aaya NHPC ka asli rang. Only i have sold all NHPC @ 38/- Now, no will be able to sell at 38/- till this Govt. is there. Before ten months, I have told that it will not go more than 32 in any case.

NTPC: More finacial power means more corruption and more benefits to netas and others leading to loss to investors. This is just a begining. One will see more maharatnas in coming future in indian corporates..... Only, i have sold all NTPC @ 221/-. Now, no one will be able to sell @ 221/- till this Govt. is there. MAHARATNA means MAHALOOT. Before twelve months I have told that it will not go more than 209 in any case.

NMDC: Only, i have sold all NMDC @ 401/-. Now, no one will be able to sell even at 350/-. Before six months I have told that it will not go more than 270 in any case.

SJVNL: Only i have able to sell @ 26/-. Now, no one can sell at 26/-. Target 0.25 paise per day down.

J P Infra: Only I have sold JP Infra at 101/- Now, no one can sell at 101/-.

All the above stock KPWS (Khoon pine wale stocks)

Kitna maja aa raha hai Investors ko like NHPC, NTPC, NMDC, SJVNL, Tarapur, Shree Ganesh Ji, JP Infra, DB Realty, Indiabulls Power, Reliance Power, Prabolic Drug. What a GOOD LOOT

LOOTI HAI GOVT LOOTANE WALA CHAIYE......

Aab aap log tayar ho jaye lootane ke liye, qyoki aa raha hai CIL, EIL, Hind Copper, Nalco, SAIL, Power Grid......

Maine aapse pehale bhi kaha tha ki Yadi aap log Foodgrains, Vegetables, Oil purchase karoge to profit kamaoge. Because till this Govt. is there, Petrol will reach 100/- Diesel will reach 75/-, Kerosene will reach 60/-, Pulses will reach 200/-, Wheat will touch 70/-, Milk will reach 70/-.

Bhagwan kare yeh Govt. and Companies isi tarah LOOTI rahe aur Retail Investors and AAM Aadmi ka SARAVANASH ho jaye taki roj roj lootane ka mauka nahi aaye.

53. saloni |   Link |  Bookmark | July 4, 2010 11:56:03 PM
i think ht media will least at least 250..
what you says guys ???
am i right or not ???
52. Manish |   Link |  Bookmark | July 4, 2010 9:29:40 PM
Mr. IPO Master, King, Expert what is upcoming issue for july month?
51. Manish |   Link |  Bookmark | July 4, 2010 5:27:22 PM
Anchor investor for HT Media watch following link.

http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/ipo-issues-open/hindustan-media-ventures-ropesanchor-investors_467833.html

I am totally bullish on this ipo and huge subscription from QIB and HNI.
50. sreedhar |   Link |  Bookmark | July 3, 2010 10:09:02 PM
Thats better Sahranpuri Ji.You have a good analysis of HMVL.I have also applied in Technofab.Lets see how it goes.Waiting for EIL,already tasted blood in it.HMVL is offering nothing special compared to DB Corp.I have given comparable PEs of DB Corp & Jagran Prakashan with HMVL already.
49. Saharanpuri |   Link |  Bookmark | July 3, 2010 6:34:43 PM
DB corp appears to be a much better bet than hindustan.its having a leading presence in several economically leading states like gujarat,rajasthan,haryana ,punjab ,chd ,chattisgarh,mp where paying capacity of the readers is much better than those in bihar n jharkhand where at present hindustan is leading.now db corp are entering even there.

so hindustan will feel the heat n they have already reduced the price of ranchi edition from 4 to 2. it will be acutthroat fight where db corp will appear on top as that has been its track record as it has dethroned leading players in gujarat ,rajasthan n punjab.

even if the valuation of hindustan appears ok profitable growth is doubtful.

better avoid.

I hv applied in technofab which cud be easily double from ipo price as its market cap is paltry 250 cr n tremendous growth is looming in all its sectors,promoters are excellent technocrats n gammon india is there to support them. NTPC ED CHANDAN ROY HAS VERY POSITIVE OPINION ABT TECHNO FAB .BETTER BUY MORE ON LISTING N FOR GET ABT SELLING ANYTHING.
48. PRINCE |   Link |  Bookmark | July 3, 2010 4:27:32 PM
HI,SHREEDHERBHAI & GEM IOPO FINDER

SIR ,TECHNOFAB KA ACTUAL PRIMIUM KYA HAI?
HINDUSTAN MEDIA IPO LISTING GAIN KE LIYE BHARNE JAISA HAI?

PLEASE REPLY SIRJEE............

PRINCEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
47. Rajeev Singal |   Link |  Bookmark | July 3, 2010 3:58:13 PM
IF SOMEBODY IS TO LOOSE OUT , DEFINATELY GO OUT FOR THIS IPO.SIMPLY AVOID.. AVOID... AVOID..........
46. Ipoexpert |   Link |  Bookmark | July 3, 2010 3:24:49 PM
Technofab Latest premium:-
29-30 in jaipur

Hindustan Media:-
Share 4-5 Rs
Application:-1100
45. Ravi, Bangalore |   Link |  Bookmark | July 3, 2010 2:08:09 PM
How to Deal with Losses in the Stock Market

You have lost money investing in stocks. Sooner, it’s bound to increase. In fact, it may have happened already and you don’t recognize it because losses can take several different forms.

In its simplest and perhaps most painful form, you buy a stock then watch the price go down and stay down. At some point, you decide to end the pain and sell. This type of loss, which involves an actual Rupee amount, is called a capital loss. You can use a capital loss to offset profits (capital gains) for tax purposes. Beyond that, they aren’t worth much other than a painful investing lesson.

Lost Opportunity

There’s another type of loss that is less painful, but very real. Say you bought Rs.10,000 worth of a hot growth stock. One year later, after some ups and downs, the stock is very close to what you paid for it. You might be tempted to tell yourself, ‘Well, at least I didn’t lose anything.’

Not true. You tied up Rs.10,000 of your money for a year and received nothing in return. If you had bought a Bank / Post-Office FD, you would have at least earned a little interest.

When a stock doesn’t even match the risk-free return of a FD, you are losing money. What you lost was the opportunity to invest your money is something that would have earned you a positive return over and above the risk-free return - and that is a true loss.

Missed Profit Loss
This loss results when you watch a stock make a significant run up and then fall back, which may happen with volatile stocks. Few people are successful at calling the top (or bottom) of a market or a stock. You may feel that the money you could have made had you sold at the top is lost money.

Many investors will sit tight and hope the stock will “recover” and regain the high. The problem is that may never happen and, even if it does, too many investors hold on hoping for even greater profits only to see the stock retreat again.

The best cure for this type of loss is to be happy with a reasonable profit and don’t try to squeeze every paisa out of a stock risking a retreat and a “missed profit loss.”

Paper Loss

“It’s only a paper loss.”
“If I don’t sell, I haven’t lost anything.”

You can tell yourself whatever fibs you want, but reality is the only way out of an investing mess. If you made a mistake or something unforeseen happened and you own a stock at loss, you need to decide what to do.

If you believe the company’s long-term prospects are still good, it may be a good time to add to your holdings. On the other hand, if you believe this is where the stock is going to stay, then your paper loss is becoming a lost opportunity and every day you sit on your paper loss is a day you could have invested your money in something that is earning you a profit.


Conclusion

No one wants a loss, but if it happens, don’t let your ego get in the way of making the right decision. Most of the time, the best course of action is to cut your losses and move on to the next deal.
44. Ravi, Bangalore |   Link |  Bookmark | July 3, 2010 1:28:00 PM
26. Karan

Economic Times, Outlook Money, Business Standard, Business Line.

Read at least two business newspapers daily. In addition, read brokerage house reports even if you don't want to invest.
43. sreedhar |   Link |  Bookmark | July 3, 2010 10:59:06 AM
Dear Toshniwal,
I still hold Persistent from IPO & will continue to hold it.I have sold out SJVNL on listing day itself at 25.5 & 26.So if you get that rate you can also sell it & after receiving the dividend .SJVNL I have sold out as Management had said there will be expansion for 3 years so there are better growth stories available.You can go for EIL for long term.Apply for the FPO.
42. manoj tekwani |   Link |  Bookmark | July 2, 2010 10:20:12 PM
HTMEDIA KA PRIMIUM RS.6 HAI MO.09375753440
41. ARUN |   Link |  Bookmark | July 2, 2010 9:13:45 PM
Capital Market rating 47 which means in their opinion a reasonably good issue for applying.
40. sreedhar |   Link |  Bookmark | July 2, 2010 7:21:13 PM
Friends,After studying Red herring prospectus I now understand why HMVL issue price is 165.In page 10 of prospectus,for Period ending March2010 HMVL posted a revenue of 167 Cr & Net profit of 14 Cr.In Nov 2009 HT Media transferred hindi business to HMVL.For that period ie (March 2009-Nov 2009) Hindi business of HT Media contributed to 277 Cr revenue & 32 Cr profit.So we have to add these both ie HMVL before tranfer of business & post transfer of business.Adding up we get 444 Cr of revenue & 46 Cr of profit for period ending MarFY10.Now pre Issue Shares were 5.71 Cr.Now to get a price of 270 Cr with a Issue price of 162 it should issue 270/162=1.67 Cr.Similarly with a Issue price of 175 it should issue 1.54 Cr.So total shares post issue=5.71+1.67=7.38 & 5.71 +1.54=7.25 resp.So EPS comes out to 6.23 & 6.34.Hence it is coming out with a PE of 26-27.6 in the price band of 162-175.

DB Corp trades at 240 with an EPS of 11.5.With an EPS of 5.8 Jagran prakasan trades at 124.One advantage of HMVL is it will become completely debt free post the issue while DB corp & Jagran prakashan have debt in their balance sheet.

GMP of HMVL is 7.
39. ajay |   Link |  Bookmark | July 2, 2010 6:53:49 PM
share market like casino market every person in this market is worry, every time think about it
38. akshay |   Link |  Bookmark | July 2, 2010 5:32:42 PM
can anybody tell fairly tht should i invest hmv or not for atleast 3lot plz tell me fairly............................................and abt Technofab Engineering Ltd plzplzpzl
37. T.C |   Link |  Bookmark | July 2, 2010 5:22:55 PM
H.T media gobar ganesh hi, iska pahlay bhi ipo a chuka hi and 50% discount pay list hua tha ,iski fair value 18 hi.
36. sreedhar |   Link |  Bookmark | July 2, 2010 5:20:14 PM
Ravi,
Only 1 share will go up & not both.Infact after the announcement RPower went up while RNRL went down from 68 to 60 which is your stop loss.Infact RNRL closing price was 61.5 but after adjustment it closed at 64 such was the selling pressure.Infact 25 lakh shares were pending sale in NSE.Only one share will go up in the case of share swap & other will go down.So I think it is not correct to advise to buy both shares.Instead options play is better in RNRL.
35. Ravi, Bangalore |   Link |  Bookmark | July 2, 2010 4:37:39 PM
RNRL, Rel Power merger may be announced soon

Reliance Natural Resources (RNRL) and Reliance Power are likely to be merged in a share swap deal, reports CNBC-TV18 quoting sources. It is also being leant that the government will allocate gas only post merger, which is likely to be announced soon.

RPower 175- Target 181 (Normal High), 197 (Extremely High), 213+ (Most Extremely High). Stop-loss 155. Buy at current levels or at declines to 168.

RNRL 64- Target 70.2, 72.5 (Normal High), 81 (Extremely High), 92+ (Most Extremely High). Stop-loss 60. Buy at current levels or at declines up to 61.

There is risk of loss in trading. Stop-loss is important.