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IFCI is overvalued. All the factors are discounted in the current share price. The intrinsic value comes to around Rs. 80. So its a SELL based on fundamentals.

The daily charts show upmove from72. Earlier resistance of 88 is taken out and there was a gap up today. It looks more like a HOLD at these levels. But the stock is not weak at these level. You may consider a buy on dip which may test the support of 88 again for the next target of 100.


Things are looking bright for Suzlon. Has an order book position of Rs 16,328.04 crore comprising of Rs 1988.88 crore of domestic orders and Rs 14,339.16 crore of export orders. The board of Suzlon Energy approved for the stock split of 5-for-1.

Suzlon Wind Energy Corporation, the US based step down wholly owned subsidiary of the company signed a contract for a 400 mega watt (MW) of wind turbine capacity with Horizon Wind of Houston, Texas, one of the largest wind power developers in the United States.

On 3 October 2007, the company secured a major order from DLF for setting up of a wind farm of 150 MW wind turbine capacity in the State of Gujarat.

Suzlon Energy’s net profit rose 40.27% to Rs 355.58 crore on 31.27% growth in sales to Rs 1687.46 crore in Q2 September 2007 over Q2 September 2006. The result was announced during the trading hours today, 23 October 2007.

The stock corrected from 1800 levels to 1500-1518 levels. It bounced with a gap up and many missed the chance of re-entering this stock. At current levels it looks overbought. Buy with a stoploss of 1800 or on dips with a much lower stoploss of 1560.

Hope it helps,

Mohan
http://investmentideas4india.blogspot.com

Since you already have 1000 shares you may consider other stock. RPL is overbought and the trend is showing some weakness-maybe awaiting a correction. If you still want to ride the momentum you may buy some with STRICT stoploss of 185. Which may get triggered on an intra day also. In that case wait for a deeper correction.

Hope that helps

Mohan
http://investmentideas4india.blogspot.com

Dear friend...

First of all a hearty thanks ...

Its really a great thing , to come forward to help others... its really Awesome friend...

Hats off to u...

the art of helping others is more than a social service... you are doing a great job... only some special ppl will have tendency to help... u r really a spl one...


dont think am simply saying all this.. these are true, in a world where ppl ask money for even a stock suggestion.. u r doing a great thing...

Carry on your service...

May u book huge profits... always...

Thanks Darsh,

I have put together a list of stocks with PE in the range of 7 and 15. Next I am going to take a close look at them and come out with the shortlist based on good technicals and/or fundamentals.

Thanks for the kind words.

Dear Vishnuji,

Raising money for a noble cause by trading intraday may not be a good idea. I have a couple of things to suggest -

1. If you really want to assure good returns, go long term and buy blue chips with an investment horizon of 2-3 years. The dividents from good divident paying stocks is a noble way to keep the money coming in at regular intervals.

Dont do intraday. Believe me it is certainly not a voble way of making money. Too early for someone with 2 months of exposure to stock market.

2. If you really want to make money here, I suggest you educate yourself to take investment decisions and not rely solely on tips and recommendstions. One should atleast know how to interpret the analysis given by analysts.

I suggest you book part or all losses at these levels OR take a long term view and stay invested since these are fundamentally good stocks.

Hope it helps !

thanks for the reply ...
i ll do the same...


And the stocks which am holding now...
can i wait ... for a while..

what u think about jai corp..,,

and if u don't mind... do u have any ideas of buying stocks.. if so can u please say what are the stocks,,,,

Thanks a lot ji

how is Span Margin & Other margins calculated on sale of100 nifty option ce 5700 At rs.300/-. & how day to day margins will be required.

Jai Corp is only 5-6% away from its top. So you cannot be more than 5-6% in loss. The stock is very popular and making some news lately. You should be able to get out of it one of these days. If you have a large position then you may want to book partial loss, because once this one starts correcting it has a long way down to go and you may get stuck and forced to take a long term view on it. People have accumulated this stock from levels as low as 100-150, 4 months ago.

Hope it works

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