Sunday, January 26, 2014
27/1/2014 stocks news
PARSADAM
Yessssssssss
Hold your
breath shareholders! Tamilnad Mercantile Bank (TMB) has declared an
interim dividend of 9,000 per cent. Yes, you read it right.
That’s actually Rs 900 per share of Rs 10 each, for the fiscal ending March 2014.
The board of this Tuticorin-headquartered bank took a decision to this effect at a meeting held on January 18.
Bank sources said this would translate into an outgo of Rs 25.6 crore (unchanged from last year).
The 9,000 per
cent interim dividend is said to be the highest in the banking industry
and this is the second year in a row that the bank has declared such a
high dividend. It may be recalled that the bank’s board had approved a
dividend of Rs 750 per share for 2008-09 and Rs 1,000 per share the
following year, but could not make the payment as the annual general
meetings for 2009-10 and 2010-11 were not held due to legal issues.
Bank sources said TMB’s shares continue to trade at between Rs 60,000 and Rs 65,000 a share in the informal market.
As snowy Davos
becomes engulfed in the hustle and bustle of another World Economic
Forum, Microsoft founder Bill Gates took the opportunity to deliver an
upbeat message in his annual newsletter.
The 25-page
report, written by Gates and his wife Melinda, who are co-chairs of the
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, argued that the world is a better
place than it has even been before.
Gates predicted
that by 2035, there would be almost no poor countries left in the
world, using today's World Bank classification of low-income countries —
even after adjusting for inflation.
"Poor countries
are not doomed to stay poor. Some of the so-called developing nations
have already developed," he said in a his annual note, published on
Tuesday.
"I am
optimistic enough about this that I am willing to make a prediction. By
2035, there will be almost no poor countries left in the world."
Although its
only mid-January, 2014 is shaping up to be a better year for the global
economy – indeed, probably the best since the 2008 global financial
crisis.
Growth is picking up as the advanced countries heal and emerging markets stabilize. Unemployment rates are trending down.
Strengthened
prudential supervision and regulation have lowered the risks of another
financial crisis. There are genuine hopes that companies will convert
more of their massive cash holdings and record profitability into higher
investments in plant, equipment and people. And the improved economic
context gives central banks a better chance of normalizing their
monetary policies in an orderly and timely fashion.
This is all
good and welcomed news. No wonder equity markets in advanced economies
have surged, with new records being set this month on both side of the
Atlantic. Moreover, quite a few indicators of risk appetite point to
almost universal comfort with the prospects of a Goldilocks global
economy and further market gains.
First, global
economic growth, while higher, will likely fall short of the much-hoped
for "escape velocity." As such, it will be insufficient to mitigate
properly the problems of high youth and long-term unemployment in
advanced economies; it will not halt the excessive deterioration in
inequalities of income, wealth and opportunities; and it is not yet
strong enough to enable the most highly-indebted economies to grow out
of their problems.
Second, in its
support of markets and the economy, U.S. Federal Reserve policy is
transitioning: reducing reliance on a direct instrument (namely,
purchases of securities in the markets or QE3) while enhancing the use
of an indirect and less predictable measure (forward policy guidance)
Third, some
systemically important emerging economies such as Brazil and Turkey have
not yet sufficiently regained the type of policy composure needed to
navigate a rather fluid economy that is heavily impacted by changes in
central bank policies in advanced countries, both real and perceived.
Fourth, there
is little to suggest that Washington's political polarisation, and the
Congressional dysfunction that come with it, will moderate. Rather than
implement long-delayed pro-growth legislative initiatives that would
strengthen the economy's recovery path, Washington may again slip into
manufacturing potholes instead.
Fifth, the
massive improvement in peripheral Europe's risk spreads is yet to
translate into meaningful gains for the real economy and labor markets.
Meanwhile, core European growth – particularly Germany's – is facing
increased headwinds on account of the euro's currency appreciation --
especially vis-à-vis the Japanese Yen.
Finally, the
multilateral system's ability to reconcile national inconsistencies
continues to be hampered by structural weaknesses, including protracted
deficits in representation, voice and other key governance elements.
All this
suggests that a key challenge facing the global economy in 2014 is to
convert the current economic improvement into a springboard for an even
stronger medium-term recovery.
For
that to happen, policymakers will need to go beyond congratulating
themselves and address more decisively the trio of insufficient supply
responsiveness, an inadequate level and composition of aggregate demand,
and remaining debt overhangs.
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PARSADAM
What To Do Today..........
Our Opininon for Today's Market.......
1.Market Looks Volatile.....
1.Some Insider Say NIfTy go up to 6200
What To Do Today........
Nifty....Today Face Resistance at......6278...6322..6375
Nifty.....Today Support at ..6220...6155...6132
Nifty Range...4200--------6600
BIG BOSS
NEXT TGT FOR
Sell Nifty Around 6200/6300
Our Opinion for Today's Market.......
1.Stock Specific Movement Expected Today ......
2. Mid-caps Looks Good....
INTRADAY HOT STOCKS: 27/1/2014
buy centurytex sl 280 tgt 310/325/350 sell below 275
buy hul ab 563 sl 560 tgt 570/578
buy axis around 1200-1205 sl 1190 tgt 1228/1245/1270 sell below 1185
sell dlf sl 163 tgt 157/154
sell tatast sl 395 tgt 370/350
L&T FINANCE HOLDINGS
(BSE TICKER-533519@ Rs.83/-)
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RBI TO ANNOUNCE NEW BANK LICENCE SOON
L&T HOLDINGS EXPCTED TO GET FIRST BANKING LICENCE !!!!
Rs.120/- Rs.150/-
Alert:- Our Subscriber's Long in Stock!!!
HFCL
(Bse Ticker-500183@ Rs.9.88)
Great Breakout Above Rs.9.80
Stock Heading to Rs.15/-
TARGET
Rs.13/- Rs.15/- SL Rs.7/-
NUCLEUS SOFTWARE
(Bse Ticker-531209@ Rs.162/-)
Major Breakout On Monthly Chart Above Rs.160/-
(2 Closing+Weekly Closing ) Above Rs.160/-
Gatye Open For Stock to Go Rs.250/-
TARGET
Rs.168/- Rs.175/- SL Rs.148/-
DELTA CORP
(Bse Ticker-532848@ Rs.89/-)
Stock Again Ready For Big Up Move
Above Rs.101/-
Uppar Range For Stock Rise to Rs.140/-
TARGET
Rs.98/- Rs.101/- SL Rs.79/-
AVANTI FEEDS
(Bse Ticker-512573@ Rs.268/-)
Stock Ready For Next Big Up Move
Above Rs.255/-
TARGET
Rs.282/- Rs.340/- SL Rs.211/-
Forget Short Term Movment
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