Restoring Traders/Investors Faith into Investing

Einstein

Well-Known Member
Alembic result out:
flat revenue QOQ, 6% increase in PAT QOQ. hmmm.. average performance... 50% Pat up yoy

Net sales up 31% at Rs 487 crores for the quarter
against Rs 372 crores in corresponding quarter last year
• Profit before tax up 48% at Rs 88.83 crores against Rs
60.09 crores in corresponding quarter last year
• Net profit after tax up 37% for the quarter at Rs 65.93
crores vis-à-vis Rs 48.27 crores in corresponding
quarter last year
• EBITDA at 21% at Rs 102.23 crores vs 18.64% at
Rs 69.36 crores in corresponding quarter last year
• International Generic Formulations sales up 112% for
the quarter at Rs 130 crores against Rs 61 crores in
corresponding quarter last year
• India Branded formulations sales up 15% for the
quarter at Rs 230 crores against Rs 200 crores in
corresponding quarter last year.
• Net sales up 22% for YTD DEC 13 at Rs 1403 crores
against Rs 1148 crores for corresponding period last
year
• PBT up 52% for YTD Dec 13 at Rs 229.8 crores against
Rs 151.2 crores for corresponding period last year

Happy with overall result. will worry abt this next quarter..
 
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Einstein

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Dude, Amara raja is awsome, definitely undervaled by 40-50% from cmp, best from the list above, nice pick!!

its a kind of stock where one can invest all his money without worrying about the auto sector at all.

second best is sundaram finance but its fairly valued so won't advise to include it in portfolio for long term investors (5-years plus).
 
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whisky

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What Brokers are doing to restore Traders & Investors faith back, do you think lowering brokerage is the right solution? What they should do & what is the real solution?
 

Einstein

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Its common sense, 'Brokers' are not responsible for your mistake. why someone for 1% commission should guide you on how to make money when he can do himself and get rich???

I think the real solution is that starters who are on salary or regular income should start with 90:10 ratio for investing / speculation.(as advised by ben graham) those who are retired, should concern on not loosing money or 100% investing.
 

hauler

Active Member
What Brokers are doing to restore Traders & Investors faith back, do you think lowering brokerage is the right solution? What they should do & what is the real solution?
The only real way investors come into market is when there is euphoria. Wait for this market to cross 7000, then every newspaper will be filled with how nifty can go to 15000-18000 and that will be the time when retail investors will enter markets.
Media plays a bigger role and brokers cannot do anything much really.
 

Einstein

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Right, one should definitely look effect of fluctuating currency and sectors. Afterall, we are in a gigantic asset bubble.



By the way, One should look at the value, not at the price in such scenarios, berkshire hathway price had been down top tick to down 50% three times, and most of the shareholders never sold them because value was there.
 
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whisky

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Its common sense, 'Brokers' are not responsible for your mistake. why someone for 1% commission should guide you on how to make money when he can do himself and get rich???

I think the real solution is that starters who are on salary or regular income should start with 90:10 ratio for investing / speculation.(as advised by ben graham) those who are retired, should concern on not loosing money or 100% investing.
But here in Traderji no one is getting even 1% & even you not getting:confused: then why people guiding others when they themselves can do & get rich.:confused:Any common sense in this?
What is your objective of creating this thread?:confused: