Guys , Just have a look...Sailesh and ranm are the same person both's ip are 203.145.145.33. So what can we call them ? They are misguiding people with different name, But they don,t know that their ip address prove their identity. Just avoid that person.
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If you do not know the answer ,then keep yourself quite... Do not scold anybody. Ofcourse this is neither your own site nor your relatives site. its Public site...its their own wish how they use... May be he has tried once but not submitted properly due to link faailure ,so he tried once again....
YOUR NAME ITSELF SOUNDS AS BOOOODUUUUU ,SO HAVE A CONTROL OVER YOUR WORDS .....DO not be oversmart.... Careful next time.....
If you do not know the answer ,then keep yourself quite... Do not scold anybody. Ofcourse this is neither your own site nor your relatives site. its Public site...its their own wish how they use... May be he has tried once but not submitted properly due to link faailure ,so he tried once again....
YOUR NAME ITSELF SOUNDS AS BOOOODUUUUU ,SO HAVE A CONTROL OVER YOUR WORDS .....DO not be oversmart.... Careful next time.....
Hi All, If i will go to partial payment&let say i have allocated shares,whose total price is less than my partially paid amount.In this case shall i able to SELL on listing day? In this case Partial payment any locking period is there?.Please let me know clearly.
what is the max shares that can be invested by an individual in retail category........
Its it 210 ie 210*450 94500
or 225 ie 225*430 96750
PLzzz some one clear this dout i think most of the guys must be having this dout.if any one of u got contacts or friends in ... Kotak, UBS, ABN AMRO, Deutsche, Enam, ICICI Securities, JM Financial and J.P. Morgan........
ask them only they can provide us with confirmed info
Wanted a clarification from anyone of u, does the time/day of application in IPOs affect chances of allotment ie If I apply on first day for any IPO, is there more chance of getting allotment than if i apply on the last day?
1121. shubh 1/9/2008 12:47:34 AM EST (GMT -05:00) Market Watch | A right royal abuse of powerAds By Google Udayan Mukherjee, Email Author January 07, 2008 First Published: 21:01 IST(7/1/2008) Last Updated: 21:08 IST(7/1/2008)
The most awaited event of the Indian primary market calendar is here. Reliance Power may have priced its IPO in the Rs 415-450 band but the active grey market price is Rs 900. This gives Reliance Power a potential listing market capitalisation of Rs 2,00,000 crore. With zero installed capacity today, expected generation capacity of 6,000 megawatts by 2011 and 26,000 MW by 2016. NTPC, in itself a richly valued stock, has an installed capacity of 27,000 MW and commands a similar market cap. The market has simply taken an eight year leap and priced it in the Reliance Power stock today. I find that staggering.
A look at the ratios look even more mind numbing. This IPO money is being raised to execute about 7,000 MW of capacity. That should be done by 2012. That year, if all goes perfectly, Reliance Power will have revenues of Rs 7,700 crore, EPS of under Rs 8 and a book value of Rs 70. At the listing price of Rs 900, the stock would be trading at a 2012 price-earning ratio of 110, a price to book value ratio of 13 and a market cap to sales ratio of 26. These are four-year forward ratios, remember. The ratios moderate somewhat for 2016 but by then much further dilution would have happened to finance the additional capacity so the market cap would balloon substantially.
This is madness. While many explanations abound on how such valuations could be justified, this is so similar to the 100-plus PEs the market gave freely to information technology stocks back in 2000. While all of us know how that story finally ended, we should also remember how long that madness continued. The power madness, too, will end, sector tailwind notwithstanding, but it may continue longer than we think it can before fizzling out. While it lasts, the most expensive stock in the sector will become the valuation benchmark and will pull the others into the clouds. Just remember the old adage: those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.