Ashish thanks a lot .it helped to understand clearly.Noone replied for ma queries.all had replied as search in google etc etc.you only replied in a simple way to ma knowledge.thanks a lot ma dear friend.
Selva, 200CE means call option with strike price as 200, similarly u have options with different strike prices. U can buy any option, you need to consider strike price, premium and time to expiry before deciding on which one to buy. Ex. if current market price is 300, u can consider 300CE with premium as 20 or 200CE with premium as 110 if you expect the scrip to close @ 350 on expiry. In case of 300CE your profit will be 30 (350-(300+20)) and in case of 200CE it will be 40 (350-(200+110)) if the closing price at expiry is 350. If market price goes up the premium will naturally go up till expiry, lets say market price goes to 370 sometime before expiry, the premium for 300CE would be somewhere arroung 80, (200CE ~~ 175) in such a case you sell your call option at profit. In case it starts going down then the premium will go down, you may consider selling it before expiry if you dont expect it to recover further to minimise your loss.
Thanks a lot ashish .i understood clearly about future and options . I have only one doubt if u clarify this it will be greatful to you. THw question is wen we are placing option for ex am placing call buy option.it will be showing so many strike price in different range. When i am buying can i choose 200 CE wen the stock is trading around 300 in d market!!!!!what is the diff between 200CE,250CE,300CE(current price around). Please explain this.hope this is ma final doubt in that friend:-)
Faridabad-based SRS Ltd, which has interests in cinema exhibition, retail and food courts, today said it will launch an initial public offer to raise up to Rs 225 crore by next month.
The company will issue around 3.5 crore equity shares under the IPO, through which the promoters will dilute a 25.13 per cent stake. The proceeds of the public issue will be utilised to fund expansion plans.
"We have already received regulatory approvals from the Securities and Exchange Board of India and stock exchanges. With the IPO, we wish to raise Rs 225 crore to fund expansion across business segments," SRS Ltd Chairman and Managing Director Anil Jindal told PTI.
The company has roped in SPA Merchant Bankers, IDBI Capital Markets and Karvy Investor Services to manage the issue, which will be carried out through a book-building process.
"By July-end, we will launch the offer," he added. Jindal said the proceeds from the IPO will be utilised to increase the number of cinema exhibition screens, retail stores, jewellery stores and food courts currently operated by SRS in North India.
"We are adding 54 new cinema screens, 33 new food courts, 29 retail stores and 17 jewellery stores to our existing network," he said.
At present, the company operates 23 SRS Value Bazaar retail stores, 15 food courts and 30 cinema screens in North India.
"Our focus is to establish a strong presence across business verticals in tier-II and tier-III cities and towns across the country," Jindal said.
The company also operates five jewellery retail and wholesale outlets and a jewellery manufacturing unit in Delhi.
For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2011, the company's total turnover amounted to Rs 2,042 crore. Jindal said.
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