LIVE STOCK MARKET CLASSES, BLOG & VLOG BY AMIT AGARWAL

[...] on TCS stock price target of Rs 2200 in medium term and it's potential to attain a market value of $100 billion over next few years is very misleading for investors in general as they might [...]

[...] on projected education boom in India. At Rs 125 the company was valued at a reasonable market value of Rs 200 crores. The Face Value of each share was Rs. 10 13th Jan 2006 - The shares of [...]

[...] discount to it's replacement cost. The stock has lost more than three quarters of it's market value in last 3 years and the market value of the company has come down to just 738 crores based on [...]

[...]  is discounted in the price. Technically the stock seems to be highly overbought at current levels and is also up more than 25% since the Feb 2014 closing. Hence there seems to be limited [...]

[...] such as Cairn India, ONGC, BP, Conco Phillips will provide good stock price appreciation from current levels in medium to long term. Globally, the weaker oil price means more money in the hands of [...]

[...] Indicator) at 27 suggest oversold territory in short term. Nifty could bounce back from current levels or after falling a bit more. The 50% Fibonacci retrenchment of the entire rally from 5500 to [...]

[...] 80 per cent during the period. Compared to the beginning of this financial year, Idea’s stock price has risen 76 per cent, while Bharti Airtel’s is up five per cent and RCom’s has [...]

[...] value but will take time to recover. One should not look at the quantum of fall in the stock price from it's peak as a valuation parameter as a stock can still be very expensive even after [...]

[...] down 40% from June high. You can check that post here Moral: Never chase a running or falling stock price. List 5 solid reasons why you are buying or selling a particular stock. By this practice alone [...]

[...] year. Now the govt has finally hiked the price but far lower that what was discounted in the stock price to just $5.6 per MMBTU. 2. No benefit of gas price hike to RIL: However small a price hike of [...]

[...] The model portfolio which was created with an initial capital of Rs.1,00,000 /- on 21st March 2013 completed one [...]

[...] term story. Check out the my updated portfolio here: Amit Agarwal's Model Portfolio [...]

[...] of couple of stocks to add to the portfolio as on 25th July 2014. Please check the latest model portfolio for the update. [...]

[...] an opportunity to invest in those names incrementally at attractive valuations. Our model portfolio which has been sitting on lot of cash since past couple of months are now filled with lot of [...]

[...] (See article here: Ting Ting Tding) at Rs.391 in-spite of being expensive (35 time PE multiple) at that time. Prima facie the stock was expensive on PE front but the growth was cheap as the [...]

[...] market price of Rs 660 the company commands a market value of 1.43 Lakh Crores and a PE multiple of 36 times based on FY-14 expected Net Profits.  The FMCG market is slowing down [...]

[...] deserve such market value or not. 4. High growth stocks are not usually available at sub 10 PE multiple. Hence while paying higher PE for a stock I look out for it's last 3 years EPS CAGR and [...]

[...] , HCL Tech, Cognizant, Tech Mahindra all are largely staffing companies and deserve forward PE multiple of less than 15 unless they can show significant non-liner growth in revenues on the back of [...]

[...] all the equity returns of April and May this year, which led to significant outflow from Indian stock markets as well. The net investments withdrawn in June include outflows worth about Rs 33,135 [...]

[...] fun filled game initiated by InvestorZclub. There will be one anonymous chart, based on Indian Stock Markets, that will be put up on blog every month. You have to guess the company name and write [...]

[...] Due to recent correction in Indian stock markets after making new high on 13th Dec 2013, some stocks have come down to attractive [...]

[...] the guilty along with Corporate Governance Rating will surly help build confidence in the Indian Stock Markets and encourage wider participation by small retail investors.  [...]

[...] 360. Hence option traders can sell 370 call option of Tata steel of October expiry at current market premium of 0.90 thereby generating a return of more than 1.6% in 8 days. Total Return from the [...]

[...] price recovers. Considering all these factors one can sell 1 lot (1000) IOC 180 put at current market premium of Rs 1.10 or higher to generate a return of 4.17% in 15 days. Even if the divestment [...]

[...] : Considering one is able to sell the July Put option of Infosys 1700 strike price at current market premium of 6.50 he/she can generate following return from this trade: Assuming 1 lot of Infosys ( [...]

[...] : Considering one is able to sell the Aug Call option of Tata Steel 310 strike price at current market premium of 0.60 he/she can generate following return from this trade: Assuming 1 lot of Tata [...]

[...] value) Total return = 300 / 20000 = 1.5% in 2 trading days. Risk: Since the above trading strategy is naked put writing, if the Nifty closes below 5743 then there will be a loss of Rs. [...]

[...] return = 762.5 / 30000 = 2.54% in 14 calendar days. Risk: Since the above trading strategy is naked put, if the stock goes below 1693 and closes below this level then there will be a [...]

[...] ) Total return = 550 / 46000 = 1.2% in 4 trading days. Risk: Since the above trading strategy is naked call writing, if the stock goes above 310.60 and closes above this level then [...]

[...] ) Total return = 850 / 52000 = 1.63% in 8 trading days. Risk: Since the above trading strategy is naked call writing, if the stock goes above 370.90 and closes above this level then [...]