@Septaji, today I had the first taste of the vagaries of market. I was (still am) bullish on J Kumar Infra & upon returning from office today discovered that the stock had fallen by 11%! BMC (Bombay Municipal Corporation) has indicted 6 contractors (including J Kumar) for sub standard work & recommended to blacklist them. Contractors, more often than not, are fraudulent people but there is a political angle to such blacklisting actions as well - BMC (esp when Civic polls are around) is usually under immense pressure by political parties to crack down on builders in order to win some public goodwill.
I did not see any such thing coming & had not put any stop-loss. Don''t know how far down will this go but tomorrow I''ll book my first loss (-6.3%) in this brief stint of 3 months in stock market.
Which type of stop-loss would u recommend..limit order or market order? Please suggest.
Gravitas sorry to hear ur loss. Such things keep happening. Even though u have asked Septa, I would like to give suggestion. Its always better to go for limit loss. N its always better to get out of a falling stock on such news sooner than later. Another suggestion. Avoid infra stocks altogether till sentiments improve. Even if u want to buy then buy JMC projects or Ahluwalia Contracts.
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Gravitas it is part and parcel of investing in stock market. One gold rule always have a stop loss play and review it as frequently as possible. With regards to type of stop loss in this particular case ur option is Stop Loss Orders at market because of the position.
However Stop limit order is the stop loss u should have on your portfolio and review as frequently as possible.
SEBIin order to protect retail investor have some guideline if a new IPO company had loss in any financial prior to three years of issue date then the maximum they can offer retail investor is 10% if no loss then 35% to RII... hope this clear ur question
From your message 76.1. Septa Apr 26, 2016 11:14:38 PM IST SEBIin order to protect retail investor have some guideline if a new IPO company had loss in any financial prior to three years of issue date then the maximum they can offer retail investor is 10% if no loss then 35% to RII... hope this clear ur question
I wanted to understand that in case of Parag IPO, the company has net profit since FY 12 i.e. 4 years, then why the retail portion is 10%. The only loss reported was in FY 11 which is 5 yrs beyond the last audited financials available.
This mgmt is pathetic and is misleading investors...they have presented financials as of December 2015 with some CCD''s outstanding as on that date...as on December 2015 they have shown shareholders equity of 278 cr with 68 cr of CCD...Unassuming investors like us would simply compute RoE assuming 40 cr as PAT for FY16 and adding that to FY15 shareholders equity of 123 cr and completely ignoring that nearly 125 cr of CCD''s were outstanding even at FY15 end!
Once these CCD''s are which they have to be prior to IPO as per SEBI rules), the shareholders equity of the Company will expand to ~355 cr...on this the RoE would drop to 11% assuming 40 cr PAT for FY16!
Once these CCD''''s are which they have to be prior to IPO as per SEBI rules), the shareholders equity of the Company will expand to ~355 cr...on this the RoE would drop to 11% assuming 40 cr PAT for FY16!
Once these CCDs are which they have to be prior to IPO as per SEBI rules), the shareholders equity of the Company will expand to ~355 cr...on this the RoE would drop to 11% assuming 40 cr PAT for FY16!
Few point from Draft 1.Loan payment defaults. Union bank sbi etc. 2. Qualifications from Auditor. FY14 3. EPS FY16 6.7 PE 34-38X 4. NAV 44 5. Company paid Bonus 2:1 6. IT demand etc. Matter pending from long time
Actual Parag Milk IPO PE is not 27 got my calculation wrong it actual 46 Approx based on TTM EPS. At 47 PE it is expensive however RONW is close to 26% compare to others at 1.5% to max 10%.
This mgmt is pathetic and is misleading investors...they have presented financials as of December 2015 with some CCD''''s outstanding as on that date...as on December 2015 they have shown shareholders equity of 278 cr with 68 cr of CCD...Unassuming investors like us would simply compute RoE assuming 40 cr as PAT for FY16 and adding that to FY15 shareholders equity of 123 cr and completely ignoring that nearly 125 cr of CCD''''s were outstanding even at FY15 end!
Once these CCD''''s are which they have to be prior to IPO as per SEBI rules), the shareholders equity of the Company will expand to ~355 cr...on this the RoE would drop to 11% assuming 40 cr PAT for FY16!