Has anil ambani failed his shareholders?

bunny

Well-Known Member
#1
Does anyone else here feel that anil ambani is a 'loser'. I mean, he is not as magnificent as his Father in taking care of his share price. I read somewhere that his Father used to buy the shares from the stock market to prevent the price from falling on such occasions.

Doesn't he have friendly circles who can guard his share price on such occasions? First it was the super flop RPOWER ipo, now RNRL, and only god knows what is to come in the future.

Makes him look like a jerk who can just give full page ads in newspaper running campaigns of national interest, corporate greed and what not.

His stocks are behaving like small cap counters that hit the lower circuits on such bad news. There is no significance of 'reliance' of 'ambani' in his shares it seems.

Note: I hold RELIANCE and RNRL shares, both at decent profits. Therefore this post may be emotionally motivated to an extent.
 
#2
why he should behave like his father
share prices are falling hence he should make arrangements for buy (i personally feel that it might come under INSIDER TRADING)
may be my views are wrong
one should not judge person by single instance
 

sudoku1

Well-Known Member
#3
Does anyone else here feel that anil ambani is a 'loser'. I mean, he is not as magnificent as his Father in taking care of his share price. I read somewhere that his Father used to buy the shares from the stock market to prevent the price from falling on such occasions.

Doesn't he have friendly circles who can guard his share price on such occasions? First it was the super flop RPOWER ipo, now RNRL, and only god knows what is to come in the future.

Makes him look like a jerk who can just give full page ads in newspaper running campaigns of national interest, corporate greed and what not.

His stocks are behaving like small cap counters that hit the lower circuits on such bad news. There is no significance of 'reliance' of 'ambani' in his shares it seems.

Note: I hold RELIANCE and RNRL shares, both at decent profits. Therefore this post may be emotionally motivated to an extent.
THEN U SHOULD WATCH THE FILM 'guru' starring Abhishek:)
 

SavantGarde

Well-Known Member
#5
Hi Bunny,

I Have Been Watching This Family Duel From The Beginning......

I Have A Theory Which At This Point Cannot Substantiate....

a) Everything With Their Demerger Went Like Clockwork Without Any Hitches For Things They Owned

b) Only Stumbling Block Or Big Feud Happened For Something They Don't Own

c) The Way I Look At It Is... Ambani Bros. vs. Govt. Of India & GOI Has Prevailed In My Opinion

I Don't Think Either Of The Brothers Have Our Country's Interest At Heart...
Their Business Empire Should Be Called 'Engulf & Devour'


SavantGarde
 

vasa1

Active Member
#6
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c) The Way I Look At It Is... Ambani Bros. vs. Govt. Of India & GOI Has Prevailed In My Opinion

I Don't Think Either Of The Brothers Have Our Country's Interest At Heart...
Their Business Empire Should Be Called 'Engulf & Devour'


SavantGarde
I feel the Government of India has been a "reluctant" victor here. The way the whole thing unravelled gives that impression.

The article here may be worth reading. If it were not for the stuff Anil exposed, the Government of India (or at least a couple of its Ministers or officials) was in the pocket of RIL.
 

desifxtrader

Well-Known Member
#7
Does anyone else here feel that anil ambani is a 'loser'. I mean, he is not as magnificent as his Father in taking care of his share price. I read somewhere that his Father used to buy the shares from the stock market to prevent the price from falling on such occasions.

Doesn't he have friendly circles who can guard his share price on such occasions? First it was the super flop RPOWER ipo, now RNRL, and only god knows what is to come in the future.

Makes him look like a jerk who can just give full page ads in newspaper running campaigns of national interest, corporate greed and what not.

His stocks are behaving like small cap counters that hit the lower circuits on such bad news. There is no significance of 'reliance' of 'ambani' in his shares it seems.

Note: I hold RELIANCE and RNRL shares, both at decent profits. Therefore this post may be emotionally motivated to an extent.
By fighting amongst themselves, they're not loosing anything personally. Except, the investor's money in the market has been burnt.

And I'm expecting this same opinion might come around and hit their empires when investors would no more be interested and get bored of this family fight.

I wish both the brothers best of luck and keep fighting :thumb:
 

magnet

Active Member
#8
Its of course greed which is heavy on anil side

Everyone has it 2 sides...1 good 1 bad......Same was with dhirubhai...but he was a single individual so he managed it himself and became bigger

Now his blood too has sides ....I wont comment much on Mukesh but we all know he is media shy .He doesnt travel in designer wear or uses his brain more practically rather than be theoretic how to behave(E.g the MAYBACH he got ...he returned it back as we all know in MUMBAI u dont have roads to travel in such cars....quite logical)

Anil on other hand is behaving like a child who is born with not silver but platinum spoon in mouth...He literally uses everywhere his father name in order to get money from public

Benefit ? ? ?

Of-course u get easily huge chunk of money dont have to pay interest and still live a lavish lifestyle

We all know reliance power have the muscles to do complex works but when u are not sure of your funda why should u go to others and ask money...i myself invested in reli power shares...and have heard people sold their jewelery to invest in it...Just was the craze...what for even after 3 years forget interest your capital is 50% of your investment...And also now for another 3 years u dont see it to give back your principal...If the case would had been on his side atleast by 2012 people were thinking to get back some profit.

He printed big ads in media accusing his brother but did his bro every published that being closed to mulayam he got the dadri space....And now they working to move out of dadri as no more favour from state government soon as the party at seat have changed

Now we see him pleasing his brother companies so as they favour them gas though at expensive price for longer duration at least 17 years
All knows D6 block shelf life is around 11 years ...

Now Bunny what u said is friend circle coming to help him...
How much will they help or to what extent....to help him u have to be bigger than his company...he have 1000 crore ipo inorder to boost stock atleast 500-1000crore money circulating to boost share...and how much will they do and which one they do...
Reliance infra ...who have to beg to tata power for gas....Reliance power...who doesnt have gas or the project target is not looking viable presently or RNRL a completely hollow company with no funda unless they sign the gas deal and calculate their profit and all......Instead of social engineering with the right people he went with the one who have certain period power (mulayam...not supporting his brother and all)

On contrary instead of taking any share if i would had been at Anil place and wanted a peice of pie i would have straight away asked 30000 crore cash and all rest yours....Even investing 5 crore in each business(10% of total-300 crore) and rest as safe custody he could have turned bigger rather than the $hit he created...

I still feel rcom would had been a better company under mukesh as it was his brain child...but seeing all the glitters of telecom Anil asked for it and being a humble human Mukesh kept what his father created RIL the main gem for the country and him even in worst times...Though not giving returns to investor it never will go bad in profits....20000 crore+(he can start 10 new companies with this profit)