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#1
3rd September 2007, 08:08 PM
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Let The Money Grow
welcome everyone,all my recommendations for buying the stocks can be tracked in this thread from now
Last edited by prabhjeetrana; 3rd September 2007 at 08:39 PM. 
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3rd September 2007, 08:12 PM
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Re: Let The Money Grow
1. BUY BLUESTAR AT 325 + 0.5% BRKERAGE,
OUR COST= 327 2. BUY RELIANCE PETROLEUM AT 122-124 + 0.5% BROKERAGE OUR COST 123-125 I WOULD LIKE TO INFORM EVERYBODY THAT I HAVE NOT MENTIONED THE NO. OF SHARES TO BE PURCHASED IS BECAUSE I WOULD LIKE EACH STOCK TO BE BOUGHT IN Rs. 10000 LOTS, THAT WILL MAKE THE CALCULATION AT THE END OF WEEK EASIER
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3rd September 2007, 08:15 PM
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Re: Let The Money Grow
3. BUY ISPAT INDUSTRIES AT 20 + 0.5 BROKERAGE
OUR COST 20.1
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3rd September 2007, 08:26 PM
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Re: Let The Money Grow
Dev se dar kar Thread kaa naam badala hai kya ?? Dev babu to khud hee dum dabakar patalee gali pakad rahe hain, kaheen aap bhee arzoosingh ke 200% ke aage bhaag naa jayen | waise arzoosing is some old coot here who has put on a mask to start this thread just safeguard his old identity here.
One advise : Do be honest in acceptingf a higher entry if your call opens up with a gap AND do not write the difference in Purchase rate and the closing rate as PROFIT, this was done by our own Mr.DEV. He wrote that if his BUY levels were not reached the call may be treated as withdrawn, but he ignored this with RCOM or some other reco, and accpted the entry price at given rates. Please desist from doing this. Sabase jarooree baat : Har item das hazzar kaa hee khareedana hai, par total open calls kee limit to rakhiyega, better agar log jaan le ki how many calls max u will keep open and manage there finances accordingly. Pata bhee chalana chaahiye kee aapane kis rakam ko dogune se jyaada kiya hai |
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3rd September 2007, 08:31 PM
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Re: Let The Money Grow
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EVERYTHING IS THE SAME EXCEPT THE NAME 
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3rd September 2007, 08:33 PM
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Re: Let The Money Grow
With regard to ISPAT, they have made a loss recently....is that ok ?
and their debt is very high.
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3rd September 2007, 08:34 PM
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Re: Let The Money Grow
I would be keeping maximum of 6-7 stocks in our portfolio. i have set 10000rs. just for ease of calculation people with more or less money to invest can adjust accordingly
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3rd September 2007, 08:38 PM
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Re: Let The Money Grow
HI Mr.Prabhjeet,
I wanted to clarify some things.....iSPAT had made a loss recently , and they also have very high debt. Considering that they are still a small cap , wud u really recoomend that as an investment ? isnt it more like a risk ?
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3rd September 2007, 08:46 PM
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Re: Let The Money Grow
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traders and investors should be more concentrated in making money for their own portfolios rather than always looking at balance sheets. moreover i will be diversifying our portfolio in 6-7 stocks so there is lesser risk of loss. and if i feel the trade is going to turn turtle, i will inform you in advance to sell REGARDS
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