stock name : Unitech
Rating : BUY
Cmp : 548
Target : 595

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Kotak Securities
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equity tips 4 u

Stock name : Mahindra Gescocorp devlopers ltd.
Rating : Buy
Cmp : 600
Target : 650

Stock Name : Indiabulls Realestate.
Rating : Buy
Cmp : 556
Target : 600

Stock name : DLF
Rating : Buy
Cmp : 612
Target : 650

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Kotak Securities
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stock tips

Stock Name :Gujarat Ambuja Export Ltd.
Rating : Buy between (28 to 32)
Cmp : 32
Target : 42

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stock 4 long term purpose and short term purpose

stock name: Bharat petroleum corporation ltd.
rating :  Buy between (290 to 315)
Cmp  :  310.90
Target: 400

Stock name : Hindustan Petroleum Corporation ltd
Rating : Buy between (240 to 257)
Cmp : 256.65
Target : 350

Stock name : Indian oil corporation ltd.
Rating : Buy between (380 to 402)
Cmp : 401.70
Target : 525

stock name : Cipla ltd.
rating :  buy between (185 to 195)
Cmp  :  188.20
Target :  240

stock name : Ashok leyland ltd
rating : buy between (32 to 37.50)
Cmp : 37.35
target : 45

Stock name : Essar steel ltd.
rating : buy between (30 to 35)
Cmp : 34.45
target: 45

Stock name :  Essar oil ltd.
rating    :  buy between (45 to 52)
Cmp  :  52.10
Target : 70

Stock name : Essar Shipping ltd.
Rating :   Buy between (30 to 38)
Cmp  :     37.65
Target :    50

Stock Name : Havells india ltd.
Rating : Buy between ( 450 to 495)
Cmp :   494.65
Target : 600

Stock name : Hero Honda motors ltd.
Rating : Buy between (640 to 684)
Cmp :   683.60
Target : 780

Stock name : Hexaware Technologies ltd.
Rating : Buy between (125 to 133)
Cmp : 132.70
Target : 180

Stock name : Hindustan Motors ltd.
Rating : Buy between (27 to 32)
Cmp :   31.20
Target : 48





Rohit Saxena
Kotak Securities
Phone No: 09891265905
Mail Id: rohit_9sep@indiatimes.com

Sensex's biggest slides

Frantic selling by funds drove the Bombay Stock Exchange's 30-share benchmark index -- the Sensex -- down by over 536 points at noon on Friday, with all the index kitty stocks plunging into red led by metal and capital good segments.

The Sensex traded lower by 536.19 points at 15,240.12 at noon with most heavy-weight stocks plunging to recent lows. Similarly, the second wide-based National Stock Exchange index Nifty dropped by 173.10 points at 4446.70.

Selling by foreign and domestic funds sparked by report of a major plunge in global stock markets such as Nasdaq, Dow Jones Industrial, Nikkei and Hang Seng.

Marketmen said a major fall in the Nasdaq index, a Mecca of information technology stocks, sparked selling in the Asian stock exchanges.



The Nasdaq index lost 48.83 points at 2,599.34, while the second largest US stock index Dow Jones Industrial dropped 311.50 points at 13,473.57. It earlier lost 450 points during the intra-day.

The market observers said the indices fell the most in three months on concern a worsening US housing downturn might curb growth in the world's biggest economy.

"The fall is good for a healthy market as it would help in consolidating after the one way rise to records," said NSE broker Rajiv Malik.

The index is poised for its biggest decline since April 27 as 29 of the 30 stocks were in the red. In the US, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and Standard and Poor's 500 Index fell the most since February, while the UK's FTSE 100's biggest drop in four years led declines across Europe.

The fall was led by technology major Infosys Technologies, which dropped Rs 48.15 or 2.4 per cent to stand at Rs 1,986.80. Reliance Industries Ltd, the nation's most valued company, fell Rs 26 or 1.3 per cent to Rs 1,915. The two stocks account for about a quarter of the BSE index's weight.

stock tips 27/07/07

stock name : unitech

rating : buy

Cmp : 594.15

Target : 615

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Kotak Securities
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Stock Tips ....!!!!

Stock Name : Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Ltd.
CMP: 668.35
Target : 700, 735, 776
EPS : 70.8
P/E : 9.54

Stock Name : Tata Steel
CMP : 721.05
Target : 730, 760, 800
Stop loss : 700 (for intra day only)
EPS : 72.71
P/E : 9.92
Note : There is a very huge gap between the EPS and P/E implies there is more chance of improvement in the Stock price, TISCO stock raised very fast with out much consolidation after breaking 450-500 levels, for short term there may be chance of consolidation but in long term there will be a good growth.

Stock Name : Varun Shipping Company Ltd.
CMP : 64.5
Target : 72.7, 75.2, 78
EPS : 15.42
P/E : 4.54
Note : This stock breaks the major resistance levels at 62-63, and it price is marching to wards new heights. This stock was consolidated between 58-60 levels for log duration after which it started its journey to words its high.


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Note: Subjected to Market risk, Please do your research before investing. ****

stock tips 23/07/07

stock name : Mahindra Gescocorp

Rating : Buy

Cmp    : 592.65

target  : 650

 

stock name : Kotak Mahindra Bank

Rating : Buy

Cmp : 728.90

target : 750

 

stock name : Hcl Technologies ltd.

 Rating : Buy

CMP : 326.20

Target : 350

 

stock name : SRF Ltd.

Rating : buy

Cmp : 160.40

Target : 180

 

stock name : SRF polymers ltd.

Rating :  Buy

Cmp : 171.45

target : 180

 

stock name : Balaji Distilleries ltd.

Rating : buy

Cmp : 9.77

Target : 12.00

 

stock name : BAG Films and Media Ltd.

Rating : buy

Cmp : 57.65

Target : 65

 
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Rohit Saxena
Kotak Securities
Phone No: 09891265905
Mail Id: rohit_9sep@indiatimes.com

stock tips on 20/07007

stock name : wipro
rating          : Buy
CMP          : 507
Target        : 530

stock name : super spinning mills
rating          : buy
cmp            : 18.55
Target         : 25



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Kotak Securities
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stock tips

stock name : ITC
Rating         : Buy
Cmp           :  153.60
Target        :  160
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Kotak Securities
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stock tips

stock name : India cement.
Rating         : Buy
Cmp           :  231.50
Target         : 250

stock name : mahindra gescocorp devlopers ltd
Rating        : buy
cmp           : 548
Target        : 560 to 590

Stock name : Indiabulls Financial Services ltd
Rating         : Buy
cmp            : 673
target          : 690 (this share running on very high position it may be touch the figure of 700,so pls be carefull in this stock)

stock name : DLF
Rating         : buy
Cmp           : 623.20
Target         : 700 for short term 1000+ for long term

stock name : Unitech
Rating         :    Buy
Cmp          : 557.50
Target        : 590
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Kotak Securities
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sensex touch high figure

NEWER HIGHS OF SENSEX IN COMING DAYS IS 15300 TO 15600 AND NIFTY HITS 4500.

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Kotak Securities
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Mail Id: rohit_9sep@indiatimes.com

The Sensex story: 1,000 to 15,000!

Sensex journey from 1k over the years.

1000 points on July 25, 1990: July 25, 1990 was the day on which for the first time, the Sensex had touched the four-digit figure from the time of its debut in 1986 with the base year as 1978-79 and an initial score of 100. A day to remember indeed!

2000 on Jan 15, 1992: Almost after one and half a year on Jan 15, 1992 the sensex entered 2000 mark. Said that it took nearly 538 days for the index to move to 2,000. The move was due to the liberal economic policy initiatives undertaken by the then finance minister Dr. Manmohan Singh. Present PM appeal to masses had this happen.

3000 On Feb 29, 1992: In the same month, on Feb 29, 2002 the Sensex crossed the 3000-mark just in a span of 45 days gap.

4000 on March 30, 1992: Exactly a month later, Harshad Mehta was in limelight. On March 30, 1992 the sensex reached another new peak. Helped by the Harshad Mehta euphoria, the move to the 4000-mark was even more swift with the Sensex taking just 28 days to cross this barrier.

5000 on Oct 8, 1999: Exactly 7 years later since 1992, the market moved to a new mark. This was due to the crash following the Harshad Mehta scam that pushed the market into a bearish phase It is reported that it took more than 7 years for the Sensex to cross the 5,000-mark as the BJP-led coalition won the majority in the Lok Sabha election. Harshad not only shook the Parliament, but the stock market too.

6000 on Feb 11, 2000: On Feb 11, 2000 the sensex entered 6000 mark. The global euphoria for technology sector stocks pushed the stock markets across the globe including the Sensex to historic highs. The index moved past the 6000-mark in a span of 126 days.

7000 on June 20, 2005: June 20, 2005 was the day when Sensex travelled to 7000 mark. Though the Sensex crossed 6,000-mark in February 2000, it failed to close past it. It took more than four years for the Sensex to close past this level on Jan 2, 2004. Stock markets across the globe saw huge correction. It took almost 63 months for the Sensex to get back to 7000. Perhaps Ambani Brothers, Mukesh Ambani and Anil Ambani was considered to be superstar in the stock market. The reports of an amicable settlement between the Ambani brothers buoyed market sentiment. Led by the Reliance group pack, the Sensex moved past 7,000 points in about 63 months.

8000 on Sept 8, 2005: The surge in the FII inflow during 2005 was the key factor behind the bull market witnessed in the year 2005. The Sensex crossed the 8000 mark in 78 days.

9000 on Nov 28, 2005: It took 78 days to move to the 9000-mark on the back of surging FII inflows and active retail investors participation.

10000 on Feb 6, 2006: The Sensex crossed the magical 10000-mark in 70 days but closed shy of this level at 9981.

11000 on March 21, 2006: The overriding bullishness of the Indian stock market got another shot in the arm with the Sensex touching the 11,000 mark. It made this journey from 10,000 to 11,000 in a matter of 42 days.

12000 on April 20, 2006: The BSE Sensex crossed 12,000 points on April 20, The benchmark BSE-30 Sensex closed at 12,039.55 on April 20, up 143.57 points (or 1.21 per cent). While the NSE`s S&P CNX Nifty index went up by 37.65 points (or 1.06 per cent) to 3573.50.

12000 on Sept 15, 2006: Amid immense volatility, the Sensex kept gaining ground till it sped past the 12,000 mark to a high of 12,041.70.

12,500 on Oct 12, 2006: The BSE Sensex, staged a smart rally on 12th of October ending the session with a massive gain of 184.49 points at 12,537.98. The resultant surge in values of frontline stocks drove the benchmark indices Sensex and the Nifty past the 12,500 and 3600 marks respectively.

12,700 on Oct 13, 2006: Sensex scaled yet another summit today when it moved past the 12,700 mark, re-writing history immediately on commencement of trade this morning.

12,928 on Oct 16, 2006: Riding on consistent buying and strong macro-economic and corporate performances, the Indian benchmark stock index, Sensex, recorded its highest-ever trading at 12,928. before ending.

12,906 on Oct 27, 2006: Robust quarterly earnings of top mobile phone company Bharti Airtel perhaps helped the 30-share benchmark index of the Bombay Stock Exchange to rise 208 points, or 1.6 percent, at 12906. This is the second-highest closing for the Sensex.

13,000 on Oct 30, 2006: The Sensex crossed the historic 13,000 mark on Monday.

13,163 on Nov 09, 2006: Sensex has moved up to 13,163.74, up 91.23 points or 0.7% over its previous closing mark now.

13,213 on Nov 10, 2006: At 13,213.89, the Sensex is 76.40 points or 0.58% ahead of yesterday's closing mark. The Nifty has risen to 3812.75, netting a sharp gain of 16.35 points or 0.43%.

13,357 on Nov 13, 2006: The Sensex has risen to 13,357.83, notching up a big gain of 74.92 points or 0.6% now. At 3848.60, a few points down from its new high of 3852.95, the Nifty has posted a gain of 23.85 points or 0.36%.

13,500 on Nov 15, 2006: After opening with a positive gap of over 50 points at 13,476.28, the Sensex breezed past the 13,500 mark to a new high of 13,505.34 in a flash and is currently seen moving around 13,475, up nearly 50 points or 0.37% over yesterday's closing mark.

13,600 on Nov 15, 2006: Sensex is now up 170 points at 13,600.

13,700 on Nov 22, 2006: Sensex past the 13,700 mark. At 13,703.77, the barometer is up with a big gain of 87 points or 0.64% at present.

13,800 on Dec 01, 2006: At 13,817.77, a few points down from its new lifetime high of 13,820.34, the Sensex has posted a thumping gain of 121.46 points or 0.89% at present.

13,900 on Dec 04, 2006: The Sensex, which opened at 13,846.71, around a couple of points higher than its last closing mark, vaulted past the 13,900 mark to a new high of 13,911.64 in a flash and despite having dropped down a bit to 13,898.65, is up with a sharp gain of 53.87 points (0.39%) at present.

14,000 on Dec 05, 2006: The Sensex opened well past the 14,000 mark - at 14,028.47, to be precise - as the bulls, with their already upbeat mood boosted further by strong global markets, took guard on BSE this morning.

15,000 on Jul 06, 2007: As buying in blue chip stocks gathered momentum, the enchmark BSE index Sensex scaled Mount 15k this afternoon. The landmark figure, which had proved elusive yesterday, appeared a distant dream when the market opened on a highly listless note this morning.

4 investing gems from Warren Buffett

Warren Buffett, probably the greatest investor of his generation, rarely communicates his investment ideas in writing to the general public.

And why should he? If someone has that extra edge when it comes to making money from the stock markets, he would rather use it for himself rather than go around sharing it. But once a year, he makes an exception to the rule and does give out his way of thinking through the annual letter he writes to the shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway.

Other than this he has given many speeches over the years, which have given the general public some idea of the way he thinks. Here are a few of these gems which he has shared with his shareholders over the years through his letters and speeches.

1. Buy the business and not the stock
The speech titled, 'The Superinvestors of Graham and Doddsville,' delivered to the students of Columbia Business School in 1984, remains the most famous speech that Buffett ever made.

This speech was delivered at a seminar held to celebrate the 50 years of the publication of Benjamin Graham and David Dodd's book Security Analysis. Benjamin Graham was Warren Buffett's Guru at Columbia School and all the years that Graham taught there Buffett was his only student to have got an A+ grade.

And Buffett, as we all know, has surely lived up to that grade. This speech elucidated his firm belief in the principle of value investing. Value investors, he said, "search for discrepancies between the value of a business and the price of small pieces of that business in the market." Hence, the only thing they are bothered about is "how much is the business worth?"



As Buffet said in the speech, "He's not looking at quarterly earnings projections, he's not looking at next year's earnings, he's not thinking about what day of the week it is, he doesn't care what investment research from any place says, he's not interested in price momentum, volume or anything. He's simply asking: What is the business worth?"

And hence, as Buffett points out in the speech about value investors. "While they differ greatly in style, these investors are, mentally, always buying the business, not buying the stock."

As we all know, the question 'how much is a business worth?' is not easy to answer and depends on how closely the investor follows the business of the company he is investing in and the understanding he has of that particular line of business.

Buffett himself follows this and does not invest in businesses he does not understand. Information technology is one sector he has consciously stayed away from even at the height of the technology boom.

2. Buy when the stock prices are low
One of the peculiar things about stock markets is the fact that investors like to buy when the markets are doing well and the stock prices are on their way up. This is not the best way to invest given the fact that in everyday life we like to buy more of something only when the prices are low.

Buffett explains this point in his letter to the shareholders for the year 1997. "A short quiz: If you plan to eat hamburgers throughout your life and are not a cattle producer, should you wish for higher or lower prices for beef? Likewise, if you are going to buy a car from time to time but are not an auto manufacturer, should you prefer higher or lower car prices?"

"These questions," he goes on, "of course, answer themselves. But now for the final exam: If you expect to be a net saver during the next five years, should you hope for a higher or lower stock market during that period? Many investors get this one wrong. Even though they are going to be net buyers of stocks for many years to come, they are elated when stock prices rise and depressed when they fall. In effect, they rejoice because prices have risen for the 'hamburgers' they will soon be buying. This reaction makes no sense. Only those who will be sellers of equities in the near future should be happy at seeing stocks rise. Prospective purchasers should much prefer sinking prices."

3. For investors as a whole, returns decrease as motion increases
Getting into stock because everyone around you is and hoping to make money from it money successfully is not everyone's cup of tea. As more and more investors get into the same stock, and price rises, the chances of making money from the stock go down.

In his 2005 letter Buffett wrote, "Long ago, Sir Isaac Newton gave us three laws of motion, which were the work of genius. But Sir Isaac's talents didn't extend to investing: he lost a bundle in the South Sea Bubble, explaining later, 'I can calculate the movement of the stars, but not the madness of men.' If he had not been traumatized by this loss, Sir Isaac might well have gone on to discover the Fourth Law of Motion: 'For investors as a whole, returns decrease as motion increases.'"

4. There is a thin line separating investment and speculation
Buffett explains this beautifully in his letter to the shareholders in the year 2000. "The line separating investment and speculation, which is never bright and clear, becomes blurred still further when most market participants have recently enjoyed triumphs. Nothing sedates rationality like large doses of effortless money."

"After a heady experience of that kind, normally sensible people drift into behavior akin to that of Cinderella at the ball. They know that overstaying the festivities -- that is, continuing to speculate in companies that have gigantic valuations relative to the cash they are likely to generate in the future -- will eventually bring on pumpkins and mice. But they nevertheless hate to miss a single minute of what is one helluva party. Therefore, the giddy participants all plan to leave just seconds before midnight. There's a problem, though: They are dancing in a room in which the clocks have no hands."

EUITY TIPS 4 U. DELIVERY N INTRADAY PURPOSE For 13th July

Stock Name : Indiabulls Realestate
Rating : BUY BETWEEN 480 TO 505
CMP :-504
Target : 550

STOCK NAME : UNITECH
RATING : BUY
CMP: 572.65
TARGET : 595

Stock Name : Mahindra Gescocorp Devlopers ltd.
Rating : BUY
CMP : 568.25
Target : 600+ In (2 weeks)                   

STOCK NAME : IDEA CELLULAR LTD
RATING: BUY BETWEEN 117 TO 122
CMP : 121
TARGET : 155

STOCK NAME ; CIPLA
RATING : BUY
CMP : 213.3O
TARGET: 240

STOCK NAME : HINDALCO INDUSTRIES.LTD
RATING : BUY
CMP: 164.45
TARGET : 180

STOCK NAME : CRAIN INDIA LTD
RATING : BUY
CMP: 159.55
TARGET : 180



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Kotak Securities
Phone No: 09891265905
Mail Id: rohit_9sep@indiatimes.com

recommandation

Delivery Tips:

Stock Name : RNRL
RATING : BUY
CMP : 37.85
TARGET: 64

Stock Name: TISCO
RATING : BUY
CMP: 626.45
TARGET: 800

Stock Name : Indiabulls Realestate
Rating : BUY
CMP : 468
Target : 500

Stock Name : Mahindra Gescocorp Devlopers ltd.
Rating : BUY
CMP : 549.85
Target : 580 In (2 weeks)                   


Note: Subjected to Market risk, Please do your research before investing.

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Kotak Securities
Phone No: 09891265905
Mail Id: rohit_9sep@indiatimes.com