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September 30, 2024
September 29, 2024
Kumar Autocast ,Ludhiana -2023-2024 Annual Report
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September 28, 2024
Current Stock Market Euphoria Dhirendra Kumar , the Great Share Market Guru , of Value Research's Golden Advice
A Stock Market Fable
In fact, in 2007, just before the market's peak, I wrote a newspaper column with this amusing story: One day, a man appeared in a village and offered to buy all the monkeys that the villagers could supply for Rs 1,000 each. The villagers caught all the monkeys around and sold them. Soon, another man appeared and offered Rs 2,000 for each monkey. However, there weren't any more monkeys around so that the villagers couldn't sell the man anything. However, they figured that, for some reason, the demand for monkeys was going up, so they looked for the first man and bought back all the monkeys for Rs 3,000 each (which was the least the man was willing to take). Unfortunately, this stratagem failed, and the buyer never reappeared, leaving the villagers stuck with the animals.
Nearby, there was another village where the same story was repeated, except it was about goats. The final buyer also never appeared, and the villagers were stuck with the goats. However, there was a big difference. The monkeys were a nuisance. They were noisy, troublesome, and dangerous, and they stole food all the time, so the villagers eventually abandoned them in the forest. The goats, however, were alright. They were easy to keep, grazed on grass and gave milk. When they grew older, the villagers slaughtered them for meat. All in all, buying goats was not the bad deal it looked like initially.
For investors in today’s raging bull market, the moral of the story should be obvious. In this heated market, take great care to differentiate between the 'monkeys' and the 'goats' in your portfolio. The 'monkeys' are the speculative stocks, hyped up by market sentiment but lacking fundamental value. When the market inevitably corrects, these stocks may prove to be not just worthless but actively detrimental to your financial health. The 'goats', on the other hand, represent companies with solid fundamentals, strong business models, and the ability to generate real value over time.
The goats are expensive, too, but at least they will deliver value even after buyers disappear
Do you remember the atmosphere in the equity markets towards the end of 2007? The Sensex had been up about five times over the previous five years, and really, there was a madness in the air. There seemed to be no end to how high and how fast stocks could rise. We all remember how it ended, but that’s not my point today. My point is not what happened to the markets when they crashed but to individual companies when they recovered.
Whenever the markets rise like they did then, they eventually crash. It was inevitable then, and it’s inevitable now. There may be some doubt about when it will happen and by how much, but it will definitely happen. To a seasoned equity investor, this is nothing unexpected. Ups and downs are part of the game.
The part that few investors appreciate is that these are dangerous times. Over the next few years, when the dust settles in the next market cycle, you will find that these weren’t great times as far as buying stocks was concerned. You might think I’m saying this only because during bull runs, valuations are high, and stocks are expensive. You would be right, but that’s not the only reason and the biggest one. The biggest reason is psychological. When anything you buy makes money, the constant skepticism that investors need disappears from their brains.
This euphoria can lead to poor decision-making, where investors ignore fundamental analysis and chase momentum. They may overlook company financial or governance red flags, blinded by the allure of quick gains. Moreover, even mediocre companies can see their stock prices soar during these times, creating a false sense of security. It's crucial to remember that when the tide eventually turns, the quality of the underlying business will determine which stocks survive and thrive, not just market sentiment
Credit Dhirendra Kumar
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September 26, 2024
Please Do Not Speculate. Be Only Investors
Investors are advised to trade in derivatives including options, only if they have
adequate understanding of the product. Derivatives are complicated
leveraged products with a potential for oversized gains or losses. Also,
Options have complex nonlinear pay-offs. So it is very important to
understand all the associated risks and returns while trading in these
products. Further, clients are advised to refrain from being influenced
by emails, SMSs and social media messages promising high/assured
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Clients / Investors should also abstain them from dealing in
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Clients should take following precautions while trading / dealing in derivatives / Options:
a) Avoid sharing of trading credentials – login id & passwords including OTP’s, trading strategies & position details
b) Trading in leveraged products like options without proper understanding, which could lead to losses
c) Writing / selling options or trading in option strategies
based on tips, without basic knowledge & understanding of the
product and its risks
d) Dealing in unsolicited tips through Whatsapp, Telegram, YouTube, Facebook, SMS, calls, etc.
e) Trading in “Options” based on recommendations from
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Warren Buffet world's most successful investor famously said that "derivatives are financial weapons of mass destruction, carrying dangers that, while now latent, are potentially lethal
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September 25, 2024
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Waaree Renewal Technologies IPO in Mid Oct, 2024 Moneycontrol Libk
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September 21, 2024
Philips India-NCLT Dismisses Compulsory Buy out of Remaining Shareholders- Shareholders Can Appoint Their VALUERS
Also , minority shareholders were allowed to appoint their own Valuers
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Disclosure
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So please make suitable " provisions " for any likely Over Optimism
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NCLT's Landmark judgement against compulsory acquisition of shares
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September 01, 2019Regional Director , MCA , Mumbai Opposes HSBC InvestDirect 's Compulsory Buy Back of Non Promoter Shares
God Bless the Regional Director ,
Western Region , Ministry of Corporate Affairs , Mumbai , for
safeguarding the interests of Non Promoter / Loyal Remaining
shareholders of HSBC InvestDirect ( India ) Limited
http://www.mca.gov.in/MinistryV2/regionaldirectors.html.
In a landmark move the Hon'ble Regional Director opposed in NCLT for the Selective Reduction of Capital.
Last hearing of HSBC InvestDitect in NCLT was on 01/07/2019.
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If
the Company feels that the rate it is
offering is " FAIR " then it should , also , be willing to offer to
sell its entire majority holding at that rate . The minority share
holders ( and other Indian share holders ) should have a Right of Pre
emption at that " FAIR " rate. For example if Philips India feels that Rs 915 per share is a " fair rate " then Indian shareholders in
general should be given an opportunity to form a SPV ( Special Purpose
Vehicle ) Company which ( with suitable debt equity Leveraged Buy out )
and buy at the same rate the majority shares from the Promoters. A
period of 6 months should be kept for giving this opportunity to Non
Promoter Indian shareholders
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The Valuers etc are all engaged by the Managements and cannot be considered as Unbiased or totally Fair. Affected shareholders should be allowed to have their own valuers / Valuation Reports.
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http://smartinvestor.business-standard.com/market/story-335029-storydet-Bosch_firm_squeezes_minority_holders.htm
http://www.financialexpress.com/article/markets/indian-markets/companies-shareholders-must-find-common-ground-on-exit-strategies/133280/
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http://www.financialexpress.com/article/markets/indian-markets/companies-shareholders-must-find-common-ground-on-exit-strategies/133280/
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Games Promoters Play ( on Minority Public Shareholders ).
Promoters use clever moves to forcibly eject Public shareholders when ever they feel like i.e. when the Company has excellent future prospects or when it suits the Promoters.
1 ) Selective cancellation of Non Promoters shares.
2 ) Conversion of Equity shares in to Redeemable Preference Shares.
3 ) Consolidation of face value of one share to a Higher Denomination .
In all cases , valuers are appointed and Paid by the Company. Thus they are Promoters' Agents.
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If the Company
feels that the rate it is offering is " FAIR " then it should , also ,
be willing to offer to sell its entire majority holding at that rate .
The minority share holders ( and other Indian share holders ) should have a Right of Pre emption at that " FAIR " rate.
For example if FCI OEN Connectors Limited feels that Rs.767 is a " fair
rate " then Indian shareholders in general should be given an
opportunity to form a SPV ( Special Purpose Vehicle ) Company which (
with suitable debt equity Leveraged Buy out ) and buy at the same rate
the majority shares from the Promoters.
A period of 6 months should be kept for giving this opportunity to Non Promoter Indian shareholders
Jolly Board , which holds very valuable real estate assets in Kanjur Marg , Mumabi , is also following similar cheap tactic to oust loyal remainder small shareholders.
http://www.rareindianshares.info/2015/11/jolly-board-consolidates-face-value-to.html
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Suashish Diamonds does the same anti shareholders move :-
http://www.rareindianshares.info/2015/12/suashish-diamonds-to-kick-out-loyal.html
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For further case studies vis - a - vis small shareholders , please consider the following links :-
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HUM MEHNAT KASH ISS DUNIYA SE
JAB APNA HISSA MANGEY GEY
IK BAGH NAHI; IKK KHET NAHIN
HUM SAARI DUNIYA MANGEY GEY
JAB APNA HISSA MANGEY GEY
IK BAGH NAHI; IKK KHET NAHIN
HUM SAARI DUNIYA MANGEY GEY
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Asian Lakto-2023-2024-Annual Report
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September 20, 2024
York Exports - Listed - Interesting Development
Diversifying into retail shops
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https://www.yorkexports.in/aboutus.html
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HDB Financial ServIces IPO soon
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Ramaraju Surgical Cotton Mills -2023-2024 Annual Report
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Why are there no Langars at Har Ki Pauri , Haridwar ?
Even the simplest of Sikh Gurudwaras take great satisfaction in serving free meals.
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Some time back when I took my father's ashes to Haridwar
Priest ; Kya tum apne Pita ji ki koi gold ki cheej Laaye ho
My answer ; Kya mai n kissi Sunaar ke paas aaya hoon.
Agar aisey maangna hai toh main Pita ji ke phool Ganga ji mein khud daal ke wapis chala jaaunga
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Lest We Forget - 19 th Century 's Great and Devout Donor For Haridwar Pilgrims .
When I was young , I remember reading an old inscription ( near enclosed Zenana Ghats ) at the upstream end of Har ki Pauri , Haridwar.
The inscription was about when in 19 th century authorities imposed a Pilgrim tax of One Anna on every pilgrim visiting the Holy city of Haridwar .
This greatly upset a devout wealthy Hindu business man of that time. He vowed to undertake the responsibility on himself of paying the Pilgrim tax of all pilgrims and for all times to come .
So , he paid a sum of Rs. One Lakh ( a princely sum then ) in return for a promise that never again would any tax be imposed on the Pilgrims visiting Haridwar.
It seems the ever voracious tax collecting authorities ( not sparing even pilgrims and disregarding the solemn promise given to the great Donor ) deliberately first, shifted the inscription plate to a secluded place away from public gaze and then may have removed it altogether