If someone had purchased 100 shares of western india products (FV !00) @ Rs.300 per share in 1980 and by luck forgotten the purchase, then he would be owning about 95 lacs shares of WIPRO today valued at around 480 cr. apart from the dividend of Rs.40-50 Cr.he received during the period..THIS IS CALLED LUCK FACTOR.
wow!! keep posting such things. And also tell & predict which are companies which will be like these companies in future but with small script values now , which companies have good & regular dividend policies, bonus issuing practices etc..
According to inflation (1980 times) 100 rupee share was big thing and 100 × 100 = 10000 rupee was like millions...calculation of 547cr or 480cr is correct....for today times one have to invest minimum 10Lac for 40 years to get such returns but fact is that....human life range is getting shorter...to enjoy such returns that one may passed...and may be used buy generations only if its in knowledge.....
INVEST IN STOCKS NOT FOR YOURSELF BUT FOR YOUR NEXT GENERATION, assume a 25 year old guy bought shares of Wipro in 1981, now he is a senior citizen and the fruits of investment will be enjoyed by his child with annual dividend of Rs 6 crores. What education will give you such income annually?
But in reality what happens is if someone buys at Rs 40 he will be tempted to sell at Rs 44, this is the biggest problem
Why put ur money in uncertainity of VBL...VBL itself doesn''t know what is nxt loss or profit...!!!( see QH 1 quarter loss 1 profit ..buy near 230 sell near 275...this is it''s 3rd time.same move...!!)
Put money in PNBHF that will reward u one day for sure...IMO
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October 19, 2016 11:10:34 PM
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Investing is 90% luck, 10% guts: Shankar Sharma, First Global
@Nidhike @ Eagleeye U guys are generating so much wealth for people like me who r beginners in share market.... u guys must be earning more in share market rather working in an office....u r masters of your own...don''t feel as unemployed... it''s loss for companies who ve not identified ur talents....
U both(@ eagleye and u) not deserve as employee.. U deserve as an Employer... Why wait to be employee??? U can take opinion from all from this forum, Everyone put vote in ur favor... Start ur own business buddy, U will success as u want...
Varun Beverages, the franchisee bottler for PepsiCo, on Wednesday set the price band for its forthcoming initial public offering (IPO) at Rs 440-445 apiece.
The IPO would run between October 26 and October 28. The RJ Corp-promoted company said it would issue 1.5 crore fresh shares, while existing promoters Varun Jaipuria and Ravi Kant Jaipuria & Sons will offload 50 lakh each shares via the offer for sale.
At the upper limit of the price band, the IPO would fetch a ..
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October 19, 2016 3:52:42 PM
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Need to rework the calculation after RHP. H1 profit up from 165 to 209 cr
But there was loss in H2 last year of 80cr so assumption of profit H2 this year is also wrong So expected loss in H2 30-40 cr So profit this year 175 cr expected!!!!
if u re work on that info PE 2016 comes close to 46 PE 175 crs on MC of 8000
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October 19, 2016 5:56:23 PM
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Septa sir if u remember I had mentioned earlier also ...margin in H2 will be far lower than H1 so can''t extrapolate H1 profit to H2 RHP showing pressure or margin will there because of employee cost, finance cost n depreciation.
But the business is generating good amount of operating cash flow almost 600 cr which will sustain its valuation