Far from being dead, Carlos is still very much active in the markets - it's just that he no longer wants to take up the thankless job of moderating a forum. He also told me some time back that his garments business has seen a big jump in activity & is taking up more of his time.
Anyway, Wish you a Prosperous New Year.
Regards,
Bosco
Posted on Jan 2, 2001, 5:28 PM from IP address 206.40.92.42
who can make his money double each year though the stocks have fallen and he never likes to hedge or short sell as he is a long term investor
visual soft is now fairly attractive at a 1/3rd or 1/4th or 1/5th of his entry level
there are other tons of stocks he reco and being active he must have lost lots as he is always a buyer with his vast wealth
his email does not work or reply ...do go ahead and try it
all those names who were super active at his forum have suddenly disappeared and dont seem to be active at any board and kalidas who claims he is from calcutta started a forum which is fairly inactive to substitute the one of carlos but its a failure or sorts. his ego is not permitting him to join other forums now, though all are welcome to my BB at 87803
kalidas even dint give his contact number when i asked him for it earlier when he started his forum as i am also from calcutta
its wierd but true .... well each one on his own
good luck
Posted on Jan 4, 2001, 5:40 PM from IP address 202.86.132.104
Hi Supriya,
Even I need a list of online traders in India. Can you sent it to me once you get it ? I can be reached on cd_kulkarni@yahoo.com.
Thanks.
Chandu
Posted on Jan 3, 2001, 8:06 PM from IP address 47.211.0.13
Do you want to know how to use Internationally acclaimed software like Advanced GET, Omega Prosuite, OmniTrader,Trade Advisor,Candlestick Forecastor, etc etc ( the list is very long)
International Books on Trading----
Contact in confidence
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Posted on Oct 1, 2000, 10:45 AM from IP address 61.1.15.102
Hi Dear,
I have just entered stock market and do not know how to make good decisions. I would be really grateful if you give me any such information.
Thanks a lot. I can be reached on cd_kulkarni@yahoo.com
Posted on Jan 3, 2001, 8:03 PM from IP address 47.211.0.13
go to http://www.elabh.com and use reference of BFU 569 and then register
then download the adbar and surf till u r dhonte rehjaoge and get your check from them
Posted on Jan 3, 2001, 4:53 PM from IP address 202.86.129.250
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Posted on Dec 28, 2000, 12:09 PM from IP address 203.199.80.141
I have been accumulating trent for some time now.It was showing firm trend and was not breaking 80 level.However,on friday crash it closed at 76.I need your advice on its buying level and technical support.
thanks,
kamal
Posted on Dec 24, 2000, 12:11 PM from IP address 210.214.81.210
ONE CAN EARN UPTO $ 1,61,000 P.M. (Rs.75, 00,000.00) AND HELP THE NATION IN REMOVING COMPUTER ILETERACY AND UNNEMPLOYEMENT!
The name of the company is Goingplatinum.
The main factors of consideration are:
1.One time investment of $26.95(Rs.1400/= including bank charges)
2.You can take back your money any time.
3.You can participate without paying $26.95, but income increases to 10 times more to the paying members than the non-paying member.
4.Non-paying member will get compensation only on finding paid members through their own referrals. So it is advisable to make payment of $26.95 for guaranteed and that too every month growing income.
5.You can earn up to $1,61,000.00 P.M.
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Posted on Dec 28, 2000, 12:04 PM from IP address 203.199.80.141
I want to know whether icici bank should be sold at this rate given the fact that the amount of freeze on bank of madura has been reducing everyday(4,50,000,
market price 209).besides icicic bank is facing resistance at 157-158 levels.
do you feel india cements is a good buy among all cement stocks in absolute terms as well as relative to
ACC
thanks ,
kamal
Posted on Dec 19, 2000, 5:11 PM from IP address 203.195.130.166
Please help me in getting stock information updated as and when
by Anitha (no login)
Hai!!!!!!!
I want to find the updated stock information. I want that to be kept in my personal site.
Can you suggest me how can I do that ????
Thanking you....
-----Anitha
Posted on Nov 9, 2000, 2:47 PM from IP address 196.12.36.72
hi,
i need the details of penta group.. Actually
i am a newcomer in this field and i want to invest in software.. so pls tell me the prospects
of this group...
regards
romil
Posted on Oct 28, 2000, 10:41 PM from IP address 210.214.100.180
I have been in Indian stock market since long and
a successful loser. Keep your money in some other
deposits.. Dont reply our stock market.
then it is upto you penta, satyam or whatever you like.
Posted on Oct 30, 2000, 2:00 PM from IP address 194.170.24.10
I AM MISTAKEN, NOBODY CARES GOOD RESULTS...READ ON
by DINESH (no login)
PAST 2 WEEKS I WROTE ABOUT PENTA COMMUNICATION
BUT SINCE THEN IT IS COMING DOWN. ANYWAY LEAVE IT AND AVOID.
WHO CARES RESULT, CARRYFORWARD, EPS, BOOKVALUE ETC. BUY PENTA MEDIA IF YOU FEEL IT IS GOOD.TRY
YOUR LUCK.
Posted on Oct 27, 2000, 8:09 PM from IP address 194.170.24.10
Dear all,
I am looking at stock markets after a long gap of 6 to 8 months. Can some one give me the useful forums?? Especially carlos's???
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Nath
Posted on Oct 27, 2000, 4:07 PM from IP address 203.197.135.95
CONVERT PENTAMEDIA TO PENTA COMMUNICATION --READ ON
by DINESH (no login)
Today pentamedia came with half year result which
is up by 14% only compared to last year.
As I wrote earlier the price of penta communica-
tion will cross pentamedia very soon. Book value
vise, eps vise, equity vise, profitability vise
penta communication is now infront of most of
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being provided carryforward by sebi, volume will
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Then write to me.
Posted on Oct 19, 2000, 1:21 AM from IP address 194.170.168.252
BUY SHARES WITH CARRY FORWARD FROM ROLLING- 15 COMPANIES
by VIVEK (no login)
IT IS GOOD TO BUY SHARES WHICH ARE IN ROLLING AND
WITH CARRY FORWARD, ESPECIALLY PENTASOFT TECH,
ORCHID, AFTECH INFOSYS ETC. VOLUMES ALSO INCREASED
SUBSTATIALLY. ACCUMULATE
Posted on Oct 17, 2000, 1:49 PM from IP address 194.170.24.10
Are you the only one who isn't using LEVEL 2 QUOTES to get a better handle on their trades?
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I want to know about investment in two companies at the current levels:
Usha beltron
uniflex cables
I have been liquidating my holdings in Punjab Tractors.I have switched to Usha beltron at an avg price of 164.50
thanks,
kamal(Btech,MBA,Mca)
Posted on Sep 29, 2000, 12:44 PM from IP address 202.9.154.42
The market signal that Infosys will generate revenues of Rs 2.5 trillion and be valued at Rs 156 trillion in 2010 is simply far fetched.
Clifford Alvares
When it made its debut on the bourses on June 14, 1993, Infosys Technologies was valued at Rs 54 crore. Today, it is worth Rs 56,594 crore, which means it has grown 1,055 times over! Consider this: had you invested Rs 10,000 in its initial public offering (IPO) in February 1993, your investment would now be worth more than
Rs 1 crore. Ironically, the IPO, which was priced at Rs 110 a share, had to be bailed out by underwriters (merchant bankers who agree to buy the unsubscribed portion of an issue) after it failed to garner the minimum amount needed for listing.
Since then, Infosys has been a driving force of the Great Indian Software Story. From a company with revenues of Rs 29 crore and net profits of Rs 8 crore in 1993-94, it is today a Rs 884 crore company that made a net profit of Rs 286 crore in 1999-2000. That’s a compounded annual growth rate of 76 per cent for revenues, and 81 per cent for net profits. Clearly, Infosys is a great company that’s probably built to last.
The company’s past has been spectacular, but what about the future? Are the stock markets reading the right numbers? We decided to double check on how the stock market perceives the company’s future, and ran the numbers:
Revenues.
If Infosys manages to grow at 76 per cent per annum, its revenues in 2010 will stand at Rs 252,104 crore. That’s the total revenue of 4,463 companies of the total of about 6,700 companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) today. But then, Infosys is unlikely to grow at 76 per cent. Dilute the figure to 50 per cent, and you find that in 2010 it will be a Rs 50,976 crore company. Possible? Look at it this way: currently, there is only one company listed on the BSE with a higher revenue base–Indian Oil Corporation (sales: Rs 70,263 crore). The big question: can Infosys top that in a services business?
Market capitalisation.
As of now, Infosys is valued at 62 times sales on the stock exchange. If it manages to sustain that on the higher projections of 76 per cent growth, the company will be worth Rs 156 trillion (one trillion is one followed by 12 zeros) in 2010. That’s approximately 34 per cent of America’s current gross domestic product (GDP) of $10 trillion.
Returns.
If the revenues of Rs 50,976 crore (the lower projection in 2010) are also valued at the current valuation of 62 times, Infosys will have a market value of Rs 31.6 trillion or $687 billion. It would still translate into a compounded annual return of 56 per cent over the next 10 years for its shareholders from the current price. By contrast, the BSE Sensex has given a return of less than 20 per cent over the past decade.
But, let’s tone down our figures. After all, with growth rates tapering off, it is unlikely that the stock market will give the same valuation. At 40 times sales, Infosys would be a Rs 20 trillion ($443 billion) company by March 2010–1.15 times more than India’s current GDP. If this happens, an investment of Rs 10,000 today could grow to Rs 5.4 lakh in 10 years. Chairman N.R. Narayana Murthy would be worth $31 billion, an increase of $30.3 billion in his net worth–not that it’s going to make an iota of difference to his lifestyle (See ‘Why Money is Just a Tool’, September 20).
Employment.
To generate revenues of Rs 50,706 crore by March 2010, Infosys will have to employ 309,169 professionals. That’s 303,779 more employees than the current level–an annual growth rate of 49.92 per cent in employment.
Profit.
If Infosys’ net profits grow as they have in the past (at 81 per cent per annum), its profits in 2010 will be Rs 107,932 crore. With this money you could wipe out the country’s fiscal deficit of Rs 88,000 crore–and still be left with enough to buy 500,000 Maruti 800s for all the company’s employees, investors, and then some more.
Taxes.
If Infosys’ net profit touches Rs 1,07,932 crore in 2010, it would pay Rs 43,172 crore in taxes–about 74 per cent of the entire direct taxes collected by the government last year or 134 per cent more than the corporate tax paid. If, however, Infosys grows at 50 per cent, it will notch Rs 16,492 crore in net profits, and pay taxes of Rs 6,600 crore 10 years down the line.
Bottom line.
Infosys may be a well-managed company with a vision and a glorious future, but the expectations of the stock market are scary. While it isn’t impossible for the company to come up with the projected numbers in 10 years, it’s definitely improbable.
Source : Intelligent Investor
Sep 22, 2000
Posted on Sep 28, 2000, 7:20 AM from IP address 164.100.80.104
