I have some questions , will appreciate if someone can clarify.
1). Google reader is shutting down from June or july . Can anyone suggest a good substitute for same.
2). Any good smartphone apps for news ( business / finance)
3). Any good smartphone app for listening to podcast / radio related to business / investing.
thanks
1). feedly
2/3. No idea
1). Netvibeshttp://www.netvibes.com
2). Stock Watch BSE/NSE Snapwork Technologyhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.snapwork.finance&hl=en
3). No idea.
thanks Subash , Kiran
is there any site that gives annual historican high & low PE for any stock…veterans pls step in.
is there any site that gives annual historican high & low PE for any stock…veterans pls step in.
Indiainfoline.com has monthly high, low and closing PE ratios for last 3 years (under Monthly Share Prices).
thanks vinay…
Yes , BSE has historical price section where you can get , annual , monthly or even daily high , low & open , close prices . Link is as follow
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This historical prices record is available for last 10 years from reliable source of BSE itself.
Yes follow
is there any site that gives annual historican high & low PE for any stock…veterans pls step in.
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Recently was going through Vijay Kedia’s story, Thanks to strongbrick for posting link on Atul Auto thread. posting it here again for a quick reference.
one excerpt from the link
**“A.**Management, business growth and understanding the downsideriskare the most important things that I look for before buying any shares in any company.”
Though have the fair idea of concepts behind Management Quality and growth, I dont quite appreciate “understanding the the down side risk”. Though it has been used several times on VP as well.
Would invite VPs to share what their view of “understanding the downside risk” is and how do they actually do it.
Thanks,
Promoter Holding
If any company have promoter holding near 75%, does that mean there is very limited upside move for that stock?
Because as per SEBI rule promoters cannot have more than 75% holding and it would be difficult for MF or institutions to participate if market cap is lower than their thresholds.
Promoter Holding
If any company have promoter holding near 75%, does that mean there is very limited upside move for that stock?
Because as per SEBI rule promoters cannot have more than 75% holding and it would be difficult for MF or institutions to participate if market cap is lower than their thresholds.
High promoter holding is a positive sign i would assume. The promoter will have all the more incentive to produce good results.
Consistent High RoE , dividend yield , low debt automatically attract investors. Ajanta and Alembic pharma have ~74% promoter holding and are trading at near 30 p/e and 10 price to book, Equity capital is just abt 500-600cr
Promoter Holding
As per SEBI rule, if promoter holding is more than 75% then company may get delisted.
Assuming if I had shares and that company and it got delisted, what happen to my shares?
I have some very basic queries related to buybacks.
1). If company announces buybacks and dues to news stock price may rise. Can the insiders use it for their benefit to exercise their stock options?
2). If company is diluting shares through options and other means and later announces buybacks, do those buybacks have any significance.
I have some very basic queries related to buybacks.
1). If company announces buybacks and dues to news stock price may rise. Can the insiders use it for their benefit to exercise their stock options?
2). If company is diluting shares through options and other means and later announces buybacks, do those buybacks have any significance.
Hi Sunil,
1). Generally the buuyback price is about 10% over the current share price. The stock options are issued to senior mgmt and directors. The insiders can use the increase in share price to exercise their options. I dont see it as much of a negative unless everyone starts doing so.
2). If the company is doing buyback to make up for the equity dilution thru options then it is not significant .
In many places definition to derive capital expenditures is given by
changes in asset - changes in liabilities
I am somehow still not very clear with it.
Can someone please help me step by step procedure to calculate capex for year2014 for following link.
http://www.moneycontrol.com/financials/granulesindia/balance-sheet/GI25#GI25
Hi,
Profit after Tax 115,538,352
Add: Profit brought forward from previous year 313,573,055
Net Profit available for appropriation 429,111,407
These are figures from shivam autotech march 2010
annual report.
Profit was 11.55Cr and then they added 31.35Cr as profit brought forward as a result Net profit comes 42.91Cr.
Can someone please explain what is profit brought forward and should eps calculation be done considering this? What to interpret if this amount is huge?
