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   Best Bet: BUY for 50% returns in one year's time

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JK Lakshmi Cement (Code:500380) Rs.135
Incorporated in 1982, JK Lakshmi Cement Ltd. (JKLC), formerlyknown as JK Corporation, is the flagship company of the reputed and diversifiedHari Shankar Singhania group which also manages JK Paper Ltd. and JK IndustriesLtd. From a modest beginning with a small plant of 5,00,000 TPA capacity, JKLCtoday with 3,00,000 MTA is one of the leading cement companies in the northernand western markets. Its brand name 'JK Lakshmi' is quite popular andemphasises ...
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by anand04
Is it realy a stock market?

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Dear Fellow Traders,

 

Everyone related to Stock Market is always focused on the goal of how much they can make buying/selling a stock, they forget to concern themselves with how much they risk loosing. Is it true that “The secret to great wealth in the stock market, is not big gains; its small losses”

 

Is this a strategy of keeping losses small? If we will win only 1 out of 3 times with our losers loosing 5% and our winners gaining 25% we can make extremely large profits. That’s do the math assuming that there is only 1 out of ...

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by anand04
5 Golden Rules of Trading!

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Dear Traders,

 

Here are the 5 Golden Rules of Trading. Which one is the most important in the success of the traders?

 

1. Invest in the direction of the Trend!

2. Cut Losses Quickly.

3. Let Profits Grow…

4. Diversify.

5. Manage Risk.

 

Regards

Anand

 

 
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by smoky8
"DoublingStocks" Review: What Is It & Who Behind It?

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"DoublingStocks" Review: What Is It & Who Behind It?

 

IF you are a novice in investing in stocks and don’t know where to start then "DoublingStocks" is just for you. "DoublingStocks" is a newsletter that is backed by an intelligent software, which was developed by two computer geeks by the name of Michael and Carl. FYi, they had designed a stock analysis software program for Goldman Sachs; a program that nets them $4 Billion profits a year!

 

The software consists of a stock picking robot ...

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by rishi
Best stock to pic

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Stocks to look for , best return in 1 week time.
1. Reliance
2. BHEL
3. SUNTV
Major buying is going on in Reliance and SUNTV
Bhel is going under deal...They will give huge return very soon.
However they are quite big scripts but just grab them before its too late

 

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by Stock Market India
Investment Quiz

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Questions

1. Elastic Compute Cloud is a venture that aims to make availablecomputing power over the Internet. Which company's brainchild is thisproject?

2. This pioneering company derives its name from a phrase in the Danish language that means play well. Name the company.

3. Rajeev Chandrasekhar, the former telecom czar, recently picked up amajority stake in Malayalam channel Asianet, through an arm of hisventure capital outfit. What's his VC venture called?

4. Started off in 1947, this company, whose ...
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by Stock Market India
Forces that Move Stock Prices

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Forces that Move Stock Prices


Among the largest forces that affect stock prices are inflation, interest rates, bonds, commodities and currencies. At times the stock market suddenly reverses itself followed typically by published explanations phrased to suggest that the writer's keen observation allowed him to predict the market turn. Such circumstances leave investors somewhat awed and amazed at the infinite amount of continuing factual input and infallible interpretation needed to avoid going against the market. While there are continuing sources of input that one needs in order ...

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by Stock Market India
Five common investment mistakes

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Five common investment mistakes

Retail investors tend to be burdened with information on how they should go about investing their monies. Distributors, agents and fund houses all play their part in "educating" investors on this front. Our experience with investors suggests that apart from the aforesaid, there is also a need for investors to be aware of a few common and frequently committed mistakes. We present a checklist of 5 common investment mistakes that investors need to steer clear of.

1. Not setting an investment objective
A large number of investors are habituated to carrying ...

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