1. Daily market tips and trend (Tamil) : http://panguvaniham.wordpress.com/
2. Daily market news from various source : http://paisapower.blogspot.com/
3. Rediff.com - Market Update which provide Market voice from Stock market Gurus
4. The Hindu Business Line (Sunday – Investor World provide IPO analysis and other market related reports)
5. Capital Market IPO (www.capitalmarket.com) provide me rating for upcoming IPOs if capital provide rating above 40 it means it good stock.
6. Moneycontrol website so for I use for view CNBC news other then that it has lots of information, very confusing also I try to visit above source and cross check here
7. Value research (www.valueresearchonline.com) the best website to analysis about MFs
8. www.Moneytoday.in download books or read online (portfolio doctor, cover story) which provide you inside about various investment option provide valuable information
9. www.vikatan.com good site to learn investment in Tamil
10. Finally my bookmark, http://del.icio.us/kmdfaizal/Finance and http://del.icio.us/kmdfaizal/%E0%AE%AA%E0%AE%99%E0%AF%8D%E0%AE%95%E0%AF%81%E0%AE%9A%E0%AE%A8%E0%AF%8D%E0%AE%A4%E0%AF%88
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Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Sunday, January 6, 2008
2007 IPO
The big-ticket IPOs that hit the market included DLF, HDIL and Power Grid.
Some of the relatively lower profile IPO’s that went on to grab the secondary market spotlight included Vishal Retail, MIC Electronics and Everonn
The high profile loser of 2007, primarily on account of gross over-pricing of its IPO was House of Pearl while fundamentally shaky IPOs like Transwarranty and Broadcast Initiatives bit the dust, post-listing.
Some of the relatively lower profile IPO’s that went on to grab the secondary market spotlight included Vishal Retail, MIC Electronics and Everonn
The high profile loser of 2007, primarily on account of gross over-pricing of its IPO was House of Pearl while fundamentally shaky IPOs like Transwarranty and Broadcast Initiatives bit the dust, post-listing.
Looking ahead, IPO for 2008
The pipeline for 2008 appears extremely solid, Theprivate sector companies like Reliance Power and Emaar MGF in the queue alongside PSU behemoths like Oil India, NHPC and Air India. SBI’s mega-rights issue too promises to be interesting.
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
CNBC-TV18 poll
The last question of the poll - How much money will the fund house raise in 2008?
About 75% fund houses polled that they will raise more than 50% of the money raised in 2007 and 12.5% fund houses of total polled said that they will garnered 25%-50% more money that in 2007. The balance will raise 10%-25% more than in 2007.
Mutual Fund Poll Questionnaire and Answers
1) Market is
Fairly Valued: 82%
Over valued: 18%
Undervalued: Nil
2) What is year-end Sensex target?
20-22K: 55%
22-24K: 33%
Above 24: 12%
18-20K: NA
Below 18K: NA
3) Which stocks will the fund prefer under current circumstances?
Midcap: 33%
Index Stocks: 28%
Non-Index large cap: 22%
Small-cap: 17%
4) Sector views
Most Bullish Sector: Banks, Ferrous Metal & Constrcution
Neutral: IT, Sugar, Cement
Bearish to Neutral: Power, Telecom, Pharma
5) Which funds will do better?
Equity Diversified: 80%
Sector Specific: 10%
Thematic Funds: 10%
6) How much money will the fund houses raise in 2008?
More than 50% 2007: 75%
25%-50% more than in 2007: 12.5%
10%-25% more than in 2007: 12.5%
10%-25% more than in 2007: NA
Less than 2007: NA
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