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Companies in Z category with scrip name starting with 'M' :
M J PHARMACE
M K SECURITI
M P AGR INDU
M.B.INDUST.
M.M.RUBBER
M.P. POLYPROP
M.RAVJI OIL
MAA LEAFIN
MAC CHARLES
MACAGRO INDU
MACKINNON
MACRO INTER
MAD.HI-TECH
MADALSA AGRO
MADHU MILAN
MADHU REFOIL
MADHUMILAN F
MADHUR IND
MADHYAVAR.EX
MADRAS PETRO
MAFATL LUBRI
MAGAN INDUSR
MAGAN TRD FI
MAGICO EXP.
MAGNA IND.
MAGNUS RUBB.
MAH.EXPL F.
MAHA CHEMICA
MAHA ELEKTRO
MAHA EXPLOS
MAHADEV CORP
MAHADEV INDU
MAHAGAN.TEXP
MAHAMAYA INV
MAHANIVESH I
MAHASAGAR TR
MAHASHREE
MAHAVIR IMPL
MAHE AG IM S
MAHEND PETRO
MAHENDRA CEM
MAHES.PROT.
MAHESHWARI M
MAHVIRA FOOD
MAJESTIC IND
MAJESTIC SEC
MALAB TRAD C
MALANPUR LTH
MALHOTRA ST.
MALTITEXTILE
MALTITEXTILE
MALVIKA STEE
MAMTA STEELS
MANAV PHARMA
MANAV YARN
MANDOVI PELL
MANDOVI PELT
MANDSAUR FER
MANDU INDUST
MANGAL FIN.
MANGAL KNITS
MANGAL PROCE
MANGALWED SN
MANIPALFIN(P
MANIYAR PLAS
MANMADE SPIN
MANOJ SURGIC
MANOWAY INV.
MANRAJ HOUSI
MANSAR PAPIN
MANSAROVARPA
MANSINGH.OIL
MANSOON TRAD
MANSUKH INDU
MAPLE IND LA
MARAL FINANC
MARATH REF
MARDI SAMY C
MARDIA COPP.
MARG HOLD FI
MARIGOLD GLA
MARINE CARGO
MARKET CREAT
MARSONS TEXT
MARUTI COTEX
MARUTI INDUS
MARUTI ORG.
MARUTI PLAST
MARUTI SYN
MARUTI TELST
MARVEL INDUS
MARVEL VINYL
MASTER CHEMI
MATRU SMRITI
MATUSHRE TEX
MAXWO ORC IN
MAXWORT COUN
MAXWORTH ORC
MAYA AGRO P.
MAYA RASAYAN
MAYA RASAYAN
MAYA SPINNER
MAYAN HOTELS
MAYUR FLOOR
MAYURA ALLOY
MAZDA FABRIC
MAZDA LTD*
MAZDA PROPER
MCC INV LEAS
MCS LIMITED
MCSURE CAP.
MEDIA ONE
MEEKAN TRANS
MEENA STEL
MEFCOM AGR I
MEGA CORPORA
MEGA FIN IND
MEHAR DAIRY
MEHTA CAPLES
MEHTA HOUSIN
MEHTA RUBBER
MEHTA SECURI
MEHTA SULFIT
MEK SLOTTED
MELA QUILTS
MEMORY POLYM
MERCARD LTD.
MERCURY META
MERCURY PHY.
MERCURY TRAD
MERIND LTD
MERRY SHAREF
MERTINEZ ENT
MERVEN DRUG
MESCO PHARMA
METLEX CER(P
METRO OVERS
MEWAR MARBLE
MEWAT ZINC
MFL HOUS FIN
MFL STOCK BR
MH MILLS & I
MICAM LEATH.
MICRO ENERGY
MICRO FORGE
MICRO PLANTE
MICRON CHEMI
MIDEAST
MIDEAST INTG
MIDINDI INDU
MIDLAND IND.
MIDLAND POLY
MIDWEST IRON
MIDWEST LEA.
MIG-WELD&MAC
MIKDO TEXT.
MILE GLOBAL
MILESTONE OR
MILGREY FIN
MILK SPECIAL
MINHASS STEE
MINI DIAMOND
MINI SOF LTD
MIPCO INV
MIPCO SEAM.
MIRCH TECHN
MITHILA STL.
MIVEN MACHIN
MOBILE TELEC
MOD.INSUL.
MODEL FI COR
MODELLA WOOL
MODERN CEMEN
MODERN DENIM
MODERN SYNT.
MODERN TERRY
MODERN THRED
MODI ALKALIE
MODI THREADS
MODISTONE LT
MOHAN FIBRE
MOHATTA HECK
MOHINDR FAST
MOIRA WIRES
MONARCH DYES
MONEYCARE FI
MONICA ELECT
MONOTONA SEC
MONOTYPE IND
MONTARI INDU
MONTARI LEAT
MOONBEAM IND
MOONGIPA CAP
MORINDA OVER
MOT MIRA IND
MOTI ELECT.
MOTOROL (I)
MOULIK FINAN
MPL CORPORAT
MPL CORPORAT
MRPL(5)
MS INVEST
MS SECURITI
MS SHOES
MSD INDS.ENT
MUDIT FINLEA
MUKATI TRANS
MUKERIA PAPE
MUKESH ST(P)
MUKUND SYNT.
MULTI COFFSE
MULTIFARIOUS
MULTILAC SUR
MULTIPL.HOLD
MULTIPURPOSE
MUNAK CHEM(P
MUNIS FORGE
MUNOTH CAP M
MURABLACK
MUSK EXP MAR
MUSKAN FERRO
MUZZ STEEL
MYS KIRLOS
MYS PAPER
Companies with scrip name starting with 'N' in Z category :
N.S.DUNCAN
NACRO CHEM.
NAG.FINANCE
NAGAR AGRITE
NAGARJUN GRA
NAI SARGIK
NAINA SEMICN
NALIN CHEMIC
NAPA PAPERS
NAR MACP DRI
NARAIN JEWEL
NARAINGAR SU
NARIMAN PT.
NARMADA AGRO
NARMADA CE.
NASH INV TR
NAT.ALUM.CO
NAT.AUTO
NAT.SWITCHG
NATCO POLY
NATION GENER
NATRAJ FIN
NATURAL BIOC
NATURAL STON
NAVA BH.ENTE
NAVCOM IND L
NAVKAR BUILD
NAVSARI
NAYAGARA PAP
NB FOOT WEAR
NCC BLUE WAT
NCL MARBLES
NCL RESEARCH
NCLSECCOLORL
NEELAMA AGRO
NEELKANT MOT
NEELKANTH TE
NEENA CONSUL
NEHA EXPORT
NEIVELI CER
NEOGEM INDIA
NEPC PAPE BO
NEPC TEXTILS
NEPTUNE EXPO
NETWEST FIN.
NEVTIA SPINE
NEW BOMBAY P
NEW ERA URB.
NEW HORIZON
NEW IND IND
NEW PLASTOME
NEW SAGAR
NEW WORLD MD
NEW-INTEX MI
NIDHI GRANIT
NIDHI HLD PB
NIKUMBH D.P.
NILKANTH ENG
NIMBUS INDUS
NIRMAL METAL
NIRMAN CEMEN
NIRUP SYNCH.
NIRYAT SAM A
NISHANT PAPE
NISU FINCAP
NITIN ALLOY
NITIN INDUST
NIVEDITA MER
NIVENA EST F
NIVI TRADING
NIWAS SPG(P)
NOBLE BROTHE
NORTECH IND
NORTH STAR
NORTHERN PRO
NOVA ELECTRO
NOVA GRANITE
NOVA INT
NOVA IRON&ST
NOVA PUMECH
NOVA STEEL I
NOVA SURGIKO
NOVOTEX INDU
NP CHEWING
NRS TEXTILE
NU TECH ORGA
NU-TECH AGRO
NUBAL IND LT
NUCOR WIRES
NUFAB IND.
NUMECH EMBAL
NUMERO UN PR
NUTECH GLOBL
NUWARE (I)
NUWAY ORGANI
NYLOFILS IND
NEW C.CREDIT
NEW ERA ALKO
NEW ERA URB.
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
List of Companies in 'Z' category of BSE part 4 - 'M' , 'N' scripnames
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Tips for curbing effects of Inflation on daily life
Rising inflation has started affecting every individual here are few proven tips for minimizing the effect of inflation on your hard earned money:
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Rework Your Household Budget:
In the times of rising prices, you need to spend your monthly household budget smartly. To maintain your lifestyle, you should limit the household expenses to 70 per cent of your monthly take-home income. "If it is exceeding the limit, you need to judiciously cut down on the unnecessary expense items," says Ramesh Dalal, V-P, Bajaj Capital Financial Planning Group. For example, you should buy the seasonal fruits and vegetables and avoid the non-seasonal ones, as they are expensive. Control the use of electricity and telephone and try to reduce the expenses on wardrobe, partying, gifts etc. by a certain percentage. You may also think of enhancing your earning capacity by changing to a better-paying job or doing some part-time work.
Insulate Your Long-Term Goals Against Inflation:
Do not let inflation affect your long-term mandatory goals like house purchase, education and marriage of your children and regular income for the retirement years."With the help of a qualified financial planner, incorporate the inflation factor in your long-term goals and invest the required amount regularly towards meeting those goals," says Dalal. For example, if you want to make provision of Rs 10 lakh for your 6-year-old daughter's higher education when she is 18, incorporating an inflation figure of 6 per cent p.a. will give you a figure of Rs 20 lakh at that point of time. Therefore, you should start an investment plan from now, which will help you accumulate Rs 20 lakh after 12 years.
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Review Your Financial Goals :
In the current scenario of staggering prices, there is a need to review your financial plans and investments as the expenses and corpus required to achieve financial goals may increase. So, you need to balance your portfolio so that it can generate better inflation-adjusted returns.
Diversify Your Portfolio:
Inflation impacts different sectors in different ways. "Due to current inflationary trends, one needs to have a well thought-out sector spread in his investment portfolio. While investing in companies, one should look at how they are being impacted by the rising input and borrowing costs," informs Ashish Kapur, CEO, Invest Shoppe India Ltd. For example, manufacturing companies or heavy industries, though their stocks, will be available at tempting valuations. However, chances are high that they will further fall in short term, owing to negative sentiment. Hence, investments should be made in large cap companies having economies of scale and their ability to handle input and borrowing costs.
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Stay Invested in Equities:
For long-term investment goals like child education, retirement etc, equity can generate handsome inflation-adjusted returns. Therefore, In spite of the current volatile situation in the equity market, it is advisable to stay invested as this is a cyclical event and in the long run the markets are bound to rise. Hence, to achieve such goals one should be able to take a calculated risk. "Consider this bearish trend as a good entry point in garnering blue chip stocks," says Kapur.
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Invest your Money wisely :
Don't keep on accumulating your money in the savings bank A/c. Keep only 2-3 times of your monthly household expenses in the liquid form and invest the balance amount regularly in a well-diversified portfolio of equity, short-term debt, real estate, commodities and gold. It will increase your cash inflows and help you reduce the burden of rising prices.
Check The Real Return On Investment Portfolio:
Inflation eats into your net worth by reducing the real return on your investment portfolio. Real returns are inflation adjusted returns. For example, if you have a bank FD, which earns returns at 8 per cent p.a., and inflation is 8 per cent, then the real return on this investment is zero. Therefore, you should review your existing portfolio as well as make fresh investments to check whether your absolute returns are beating the rate of inflation by a good margin or not. Equity, commodities, gold and real estate are good investment options to generate a positive real rate of return. For short-term requirements, you can consider investing in the short-term funds or floater funds. It is generally seen that a high inflationary trend is followed by an upward revision in the interest rates. Hike in the interest rates will adversely affect your long-term debt portfolio. Therefore, during inflationary periods, it is wise to invest in short-term funds and wait to reap high returns.
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Add the Shimmer of Gold to Your Portfolio:
Historically gold has proved to be the perfect hedge against inflation. After adding gold in your portfolio, the risk remaining the same, the overall inflation-adjusted returns of portfolio can be enhanced. High inflation, in fact, puts an upward pressure on the interest rates, which in turn create uncertainty in the capital markets. During such times of crisis, gold as an investment avenue is a good bet. Investment in gold can be made in the form of bullion, coins, jewellery and Gold Funds Exchange Traded Gold Funds, among others.
Avoid Investments In Illiquid Assets:
Illiquid assets with low returns restrict the performance of a portfolio. So, try to exit from such investments and redeploy the amount in asset classes that generate better inflation-adjusted returns. For example, bank fixed deposits, post office recurring deposits, etc.
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Monday, June 16, 2008
Tips for investing in share markets
As an investor a question always arises in one's mind when to buy or sell stocks??
while purchasing or selling stocks following conditions should be clear in the mind of an investor.
One should exit a stock if following conditions are validated and should use his/her intellect and analysis ability to come to a conclusion on basis of following seven most important points for exiting or investing in stock.
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1. Stocks underperforming consistently :If the company has reported poor results in the previous two-three quarters and the stock price has not shown any upward trend, analysts recommend you should exit a stock.
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2. Over Valuation :You should closely look at valuation while selling a stock. Many a time, it happens that valuation is on the higher side of the range which is not supported by visibility of earnings and ownership.
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3. Costly Acqisition : Any value destructive acquisition, according to analysts, can lead to a three-four quarter effect on the stock price of a company. Thus, you should look to exit the stock for time being.
example - Tata motors stock rates in previous quarter after acquiring jaguar/rover brands since then the stocks of tata motors are on decline
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4. Global Conditions of Share markets : Analysts say you should also keep a check on the global cues, especially if the company shares have a majority of the sales overseas or its performance is linked to smooth functioning of operations in a foreign country.
example IT companies are much dependent on US markets and due to recession in US market shares of IT companies are on decline.
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5.Passive management :Keeping a close eye on the management practices may provide you the cue for a planned exit.Analyst feel that sometimes it so happens that the management turns selfish and is involved in unfair practices such as regular insider trading and exorbitant compensation.
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6. Financial model of the company : Analysts point out that you should evaluate the financial model of a company on a quarterly basis . It will serve not only as a guide to the current performance of the company, but also what its future goals are and how is it working towards it.
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7. Rising Costs of Inputs :Analysts say you should closely monitor raw material costs of the companies in which you have shares.For instance, in case of auto and capital goods sector, the prices of major raw materials such as metals and alloys have gone up but the price of finished products can’t be increased in the same proportion because of intense competition in the sector.
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Wednesday, June 11, 2008
RBI raises repo rate by 25 bps to 8.00 %
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Reserve Bank of India on Wednesday unexpectedly raised its key lending rate by 25 basis points to 8.00 percent to contain inflation expectations but left all other rates unchanged. This is the first increase in the repo rate since March 2007
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Monday, June 9, 2008
9 june - Sensex Down 500 pts - Oil reaches $140 / barrel mark
June 9 - Share prices in India fell to their lowest levels so far this year on Monday, following a sell-off in global markets, crude oil inching closer to the $140 mark over the weekend, and amid talk it would touch $150/barrel sooner rather than later.
US markets fell sharply on Friday, and Asia followed suit Monday, as concerns about the health of the US economy resurfaced after data showed unemployment increased. But stocks on Dalal Street were the worst performers
across the globe as domestic concerns weighed and talk of Indian markets in a 'bear phase' spooked participants.
Even longer-term investors, already rattled by last week's slide, were quick to liquidate positions, following a similar pattern among foreign institutions.
"Indian investors get weak in the knees when FIIs start selling. The fundamentals are not the same as they were a few months back, and people are starting to believe the bear phase is actually here. We are largely under performing other markets because our economy is comparatively more sensitive to the rise in oil," said Viral Doshi, independent technical and derivatives analyst.
"I think the selling will continue. I don't expect to see any support coming in before Nifty reaches 4300 - the 38.2% retracement level from the January 2008 high to the March 2003 bottom," Doshi added.
National Stock Exchange's Nifty closed at 4500.95, down 127 points or 2.74 per cent from Friday's close. Intraday, it fell to a low of 4411.60--also the low so far in 2008.
Bombay Stock Exchange's Sensex plunged 506 points or 3.25 per cent to 15,066.10, off the low of 14,846.18. The high was 15,202.74.
Mid-and small-cap stocks were not spared either. BSE Mid-cap and Small-cap indices ended down 2.83 per cent and 3.63 per cent, respectively.
Ranbaxy Laboratories (up 3.87%), Reliance Communications (1.34%), Hindalco Industries (0.2%) were the only gainers in the 30-share Sensex.
Among the index losers, Jaiparakash Associates (down 8.65%), DLF (7.39%), ONGC (7.02%), HDFC (5.99%), Reliance Infrastructure (5.65%) and Wipro (4.85%) were severely beaten down.
Realty stocks were hit the hardest as increasing probability of a slowdown in the sector, rising input costs and little chances of interest rate softening weighed on sentiment.
Being a high-beta sector, when the overall market sentiment is weak, real estate stocks tend to perform very poorly, said analysts tracking real estate sector.
BSE Realty Index shed a massive 7.38 per cent with industry leaders DLF hitting a life low of Rs 475 and Unitech plunging to 52-week low of Rs 183.05. Other realty counters Akruti City (6.72%), Anant Raj Industries (5.55%), Ansal Infrastructure (8.1%), HDIL (8.81%) and Indiabulls Realty (6.06%) were also beaten down.
BSE Healthcare Index edged higher in the afternoon as investors chose to place their bets on the defensive sector. Ranbaxy rose 3.87 per cent sending the BSE Healthcare Index up 0.53 per cent. Other sectoral gainers comprised Lupin Laboratories (8.05%), Nicholas Piramal (up 2.89%) and Sun Pharmaceuticals (2.72%).
Market breadth was negative, with 2,170 declines and 474 advances on BSE.
Sensex slips below 15k, Nifty at fresh 2008 low
MUMBAI: Stock indices lost further ground after a plunge early Monday as traders were swift to sell shares tracking hefty losses in Asian and US markets. Domestic concerns over inflation and spiraling oil prices only worsened the situation, pushing the Nifty-50 Index below the previous 2008 low of 4448.50, making a fresh low of 4433.5 for the year.
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“The Nifty may break the 4448 mark, the level from which it bounced back in January. In the Month of March, it came within breathing distance of 4468 but bounced back. So if Nifty breaks the level of 4448 now, it would make a lower bottom and comprehensively answer whether we are in a bear market. The breaching would immediately trigger selling by all those who had not blinked in January and March. Our advice is to protect your capital at all costs and do whatever is needed to implement this strategy,” Anagram Stock Broking said in a note.
At 11 am, the National Stock Exchange’s Nifty was down 191 points or 4.13 per cent at 4436.50. The Bombay Stock Exchange’s Sensex was down 677 points or 4.36 per cent at 14,893.57, making a low of 14,864.37. Jaiprakash Associates (down 8.08%), HDFC (7.81%), Reliance Infrastructure (7.05%), DLF (6.96%) and ONGC (6.35%) were the biggest index losers. There were no gainers in the 30-share index.
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India's annual inflation rate in late May rose to 8.24 percent, the highest since August 2004, data on Friday showed. Crude oil jumped by $11 on Friday hitting a record high of $139.12 a barrel on fresh tensions in the Middle East. Oil prices edged lower to $137.7 on Monday.
Indian shares largely underperformed other Asian markets. The Nikkei was down 1.86 per cent and the Straits Times dropped 2.05 per cent. Markets in Hong Kong were closed for a holiday. Foreign institutional investors' contribution in buying equities remained negative in the year 2008 (till June 6) as they made gross purchases of shares worth Rs 3,86,594 crore and sold the same valued at Rs 4,05,254.60 crore, indicating a deficit of Rs 18,660.60 crore.