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174. sreedhar |   Link |  Bookmark | July 11, 2010 2:29:16 PM
Source Economic times----------------------------------India's largest microfinance firm, SKS Microfinance, is likely to hit the market with its proposed initial share sale by the end of this month after market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India okayed the proposal last week, a source said.

"The company has received the approval from Sebi last Tuesday. The issue should hit the market by the end of this month," a source close to the development told PTI here.

SKS plans to raise between Rs 1,000 crore to Rs 1,500 crore to meet its expansion plans through the share sale, which will be the first-ever IPO by a micro finance institution in the domestic market.

Venture capital firm Sequoia is the largest shareholder in the firm, while other major stakeholders include Kismat Capital, Mutual Benefit Trust and Sandstone, amongst others.

Founded by Vikram Akula, SKS Microfinance had total outstanding loans of Rs 3,208 crore as of end-September, 2009, and a customer-base of around 53 lakh.

SKS Promoters will dilute 21.6 per cent of the shares through the issue. Post-issue, the holding of Sequoia Capital in the company will come down to around 16 per cent from the current 24 per cent and that of Kismat Capital to 12.9 per cent from 17.9 per cent.

SKS Microfinance plans to offer a total of 1.6 crore shares to the public, out of which about 50 lakh shares will be allocated to retail investors.

SKS, which offers loans with an average ticket-size of Rs 7,000, has so far raised around Rs 13,000 crore of debt on a cumulative basis from various investors to meet its funding requirements.

It mostly gives loans towards trade finance, which constitutes nearly 32 per cent of its total portfolio. The non-banking firm, which charges an average interest rate of 28 per cent, has a net NPA ratio of less than 0.5 per cent.
173. sreedhar |   Link |  Bookmark | July 11, 2010 12:31:34 PM
Friends,
Engineers India FPO to open on July 27 & close on July 30.Price band will be finalised on July 26.
172. sreedhar |   Link |  Bookmark | July 10, 2010 9:43:45 PM
Bajaj Corp IPO & Gujarat pipavav shipyard should be coming soon to the markets,both have got sebi observation & are not wait & watch candidates.Bajaj corp especially should hit the markets soon.
171. Eagleye |   Link |  Bookmark | July 10, 2010 8:03:24 PM
HMVL GMP 6/-
170. Yash |   Link |  Bookmark | July 10, 2010 10:07:40 AM
Ravi,
Good quotes,
But i could see that there is a normal advice by expert that one should allocate (100-age) % in the stock.
I personally do not agree at all!!. One in the young age should not go into stock with high % of allocation.
At young age a fix income is very important for protecting capital. And when you are young you do not have experience how to select a stock, what is important for stop loss etc. That can be learn with less allocation of money for stocks.
A loss made of 5000 Rs at the age of 25 will become very high value when you become 50. At young age you are developing career in your field and to not have enough time for stock study and would tend to depend upon someone else. While at later stage say after 50 you have enough time , experience and even you know the people very well.
So even if you lost 5000 Rs at age of 60 does not matter much in later stage. So I think at age of 60 one should allocate around 75% of asset in stock and if your health permit you can even think to increase it.
169. mary |   Link |  Bookmark | July 10, 2010 9:17:39 AM
ravi bangalore,
once again, 3 cheers to u and yr tech analysis.
great, as ever.
thx
rgds
mary
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ps;
i hv soll half of ntpc.
shud i sell the remaining ones2?
168. milinds |   Link |  Bookmark | July 9, 2010 9:46:48 PM
Thanks a ton, ravi bangalore,
for helping us with your day trading konwledge/expirence
now a days it is rare that those who are knowedgeable are ready to share everything without expecting anything in return!!
May your community increase !!
big thank you once again.
keep it up
milinds
167. Sameer |   Link |  Bookmark | July 9, 2010 8:33:46 PM
Priyanka, you will get full allotment as retail portion is subscribed only 1 time. Plus you will get Rs. 9/share refund.
166. VIJAY |   Link |  Bookmark | July 9, 2010 7:15:04 PM
HMV sets issue price at Rs 166/sh
165. Priyanka |   Link |  Bookmark | July 9, 2010 7:04:10 PM
As HMV has fixed price to 166/sh I have applied at higher end of 175 Will I get allotment or not ? Pease let me know as I am new to IPO section
164. IPO EXPERT PALI |   Link |  Bookmark | July 9, 2010 6:02:48 PM
Hind Media Ventures sets issue price at Rs 166/sh
+9/- WILL BE THE LISTING SUBJECT TO MARKET VOLATILTY CONDITION AT THE TIME OF LISTING
GOOD LUCK TO ALL WHO HAVE APPLIED
163. Ravi, Bangalore |   Link |  Bookmark | July 9, 2010 4:50:59 PM
DIFFICULT TO RECOVER LOSSES

Having your money earn more money for you is the name of the game in the stock market. Market teaches us that impact of compounding interest is very powerful especially when your money is in the pool longer. When we take a huge draw down (loss) in our portfolio that money is no longer available to earn money for us. After losing more than 80% of the trading capital, is it practically possible to rise from the dead and make money?

1. Determine what made you lose money.

You need to reflect on why you lost money in the first innings. In most cases, its relying on TV news, listening to the experts on the channels, listening to the broker, following SMS, Yohoo! or Google Messenger from unregulated entities who promise unrealistic profit, being cajoled by a friend into a stock, a rush of adrenalin at seeing a stock rise every day for a long period or a sheer gut feel to get into invest or just getting over confident or rash?. Are these any of the reasons why one loses so much money? But what do these factors do to cause such huge losses? I would put it the other way around. If you still have some money left after being affected by any of the symptoms described above, consider yourself lucky. Such symptoms normally cause terminal financial illness resulting in untimely and abrupt death of capital.

2. Do your Home-work.

Why the money was lost in the earlier investments— it just makes no senses assigning an emotional reason. The reason has to be something one can correct with the next invetstment. It’s important to see where in the investment process the tactical error crept in. It’ll prevent you from rash investments, and deter you from throwing good money after bad. Have profit and stop-loss level in mind even before you initiate trade (preferably in the ratio of 1:3).

3. To begin afresh, do some paper trading and gradually get your confidence back.

After a string of loses — or one huge blow — the confidence will evaporate. So this time around don’t start with real money. It would help to start by initiating paper trades. Don’t do the paper trades without caution just because it’s “fake money.” You need to trade and be so intense that it should seem like the real thing.

4. Get back into the investing mode. Start investing again with money you can afford to lose.

Now, the fourth and most difficult step is to begin investing again with the money you still have left with you. If the entire capital has been washed out, you’ll have to save up a starting balance again. If you still have some of the moolah left over —trust you me, you’re in a much better position! However, ensure that you trade only the money you can afford to lose. Like all investments, make no mistake, there is a significant risk involved with stock market investment, and you need to be aware of your risk appetite and ratio too (preferably 1:3). If you don't want to put stop-loss, then refer my earlier post about 'Safe Investment (Time-averaging instead of price averaging)'.

So: Here we go. Back in the thick of things again, you are now armed with your investing discipline; follow it. The confidence is back on track; don’t let it get the better of you. Stick to your investing plan. Remember, Failing to Plan is Planning to Fail.

5. Make learning, tweaking, and perfecting an ongoing process. Keep evolving your investment system

The final frontier is perhaps the simplest: Keep learning and never stagnate at what you do.

Always be in a learning mode. Always keep practicing with zeal. Always keep monitoring your results and keep making the necessary adjustments so that you get better results time and time again. It would not be out of place to expect double the capital in a very short span of time. The key words are patience, courage, diversification of risk, taking the profits off the table and an iron clad stop loss. You should know the entry and exit levels as also the risk reward ratio.

All the best and remember – INVESTMENT IS NOT A ZERO GAME, ITS ALL ABOUT ADDING ZEROES. There is money in it, you should develop technique to grab money from market just like miners dig gems out of sea. Search your money from the place (here, read stock market) from where you lost. Loosing here & searching for your money elsewhere is not a good idea.
162. ds |   Link |  Bookmark | July 9, 2010 1:23:55 PM
Hindustan Media current gmp 5=00 strong buyer only........100% confirm news...
161. rajdaar |   Link |  Bookmark | July 9, 2010 11:22:07 AM
plz. mujhe koi batae ki ht media kaisa list hoga. aur allotment kis base par hogi kyoki retailers ke liye 1 time subscribe hua hai.
160. Ravi, Bangalore |   Link |  Bookmark | July 9, 2010 11:20:37 AM
152. BHALLA

Yes. Believing story is left to investors.

Technical analysis is based on my own observation. Chart is available in nseindia.com web-site where everybody can see & interprete.

Although brokerage house reports might have vested interest, it is a great source of information. We can't just ignore it.
159. Rahu |   Link |  Bookmark | July 8, 2010 8:25:32 PM
SHIKHAR RAJ thanks for noting down.....
158. Rahu |   Link |  Bookmark | July 8, 2010 8:23:45 PM
Thanks for noting down.
I think AK has made good show of knowledge of himself..he has forgotten that the QIB money not some managers own money ,nobody will make a hole in his own pocket...this money after common man money or a insurance or wealth management money of general people like u and me who invest in mutual funds....and given a country like our where hidden money is the norm...why it cant be wasted or manipulated..of their own commissions
157. gem ipo finder |   Link |  Bookmark | July 8, 2010 8:20:13 PM
YASH

I AM NOT TALKING ABOUT RELIANCE MONEY. I DONT USE THAT. AVOID REL MONEY. REL MONEY DOES NOT HAVE ANY MONTHLY FIXED BROKERAGE PLAN
156. Yash |   Link |  Bookmark | July 8, 2010 8:11:45 PM
to ICICI CHOR HI.
Do not waste your time here or there. Just press delete for ICICI.
If you need more information about ICICI, this site it self has mentioned about the disadvantages of the ICICI direct. Just follow the link of the ICICI on this web site and go to the disadvantages . the basic of this site is not to be online when needed.( there is alway a technical problem with them)
so do not worry , and change the broker as fast as possible. Changing a borker would not cost you much.


155. Yash |   Link |  Bookmark | July 8, 2010 7:45:17 PM
Yes, you are right "Gem IPO finder". I do have good experience about the Reliance Money also. which offer online service at 2500rs/six month with trading limit of about 300 Lakhs(@25 lakhs in delivery) and rest is for F and O. The site is quit reliable. You need to have good reliable internate connection if you are planning to do online trading. Dial up net would not work for all these purpose.
yash