WINNING STROKES: THINK DIFFERENT:
Satyam Computers Services Ltd was star performer even today, surprising many of my critics. But most importantly I was happy to see Shankar Sharma's prediction that this company has "zero value" and the scrip could go below Rs.10, fall flat. This fellow got another smart blow on the face....but if a person is wearing an elephant's hide, does it make any difference??
Today CNBC TV18 tried to bring another guy in the morning hours to create confusion among the investors of Satyam Computers Ltd--this channel is increasingly becoming a menace to the viewers. That guy seems to be in a hurry and said in a huff, "L & T has done a great mistake in increasing stake in Satyam Computer Services Ltd and that too without the shareholders approval". What an argument!!! It is to be recollected that I have said long back, why it is beneficial for the L & T to buy majority stake in Satyam Computer Services Ltd. I think I had also explained in detail the cause and effect if such a move is taken by L & T...But then some persons have their own fantasies.....Hahahaaaaaa........Yes Mr.Srivastava, you are right, everything needs shareholders' approval. But then if shareholders approval is needed in such trivial things, then what is the use of having a Board of Directors?? Did Selan Exploration Technologies Ltd ask for the shareholders' approval to increase their stake in the company?? Did Ambanis take shareholders approval to sell some shares of RPL?? Where were you at that time....I did not hear your Great Great Voice?? Morever, I think we do not need shareholers approval in matters which are crystal clear in nature.
I think you urgently need to take some lessons on Stock Market. Also who has given you the permission to come on Television and start giving garbage speeches??!! Who told you that people are exiting Software Sector?? Are you mad?? Kindly ask Mr.Narayan Murty (Infosy Technology Ltd) or Mr.Phaneesh Murty whether they are exiting IT Sector or not!!
Keeping in touch with board members of a sinking company in which an investor has large stake cannot be called Insider Trading. Mr.Naik might be doing this for the benefit of the existing shareholders of L & T--and this is his moral duty or else the shareholders (of L & T) might question him in this regard in future, if anything goes wrong in the decison of staying along with Satyam Computer Services Ltd (Not selling the existing stake and exiting the company).
Besides how can one invest in a company without knowing the inns and out of its current business and future business plans?? This is ridiculous and laughable!!
Will anyone invest in the shares of NDTV Ltd without knowing its assets and liabilities?? Who are you all fooling!!?? SEBI should take strong action against these media persons who are playing these kinds of dirty games and what is lamenting is that, this has been going on since a long time. Unless one or two media persons are brought to book by SEBI, these kinds of illicit things (market manipulation) would continue.
Moreover, after Satyam Computer fiasco, CNBC TV 18 should stop projecting Shankar Sharma as a "Great Analyst". He should be dumped in the dustbins of Indian Bourses, immediately. I do not know why he is brought again and again and again, when 80% of his predictions have been wrong by miles. May be he had some clandestine understanding with the media channels.....
I have already stopped watching him on Television and I think if all the viewers do the same, it will be a fitting reply to all those who come on TV Channels with some hidden agenda and confuse the masses.
Shankar Sharma should pay to all those who did not enter Satyam Computer at my purchase of around Rs.18.5 or below, due to his ill advice.
HOWEVER THIS IS NOT A RECOMMENDATION TO BUY THE SHARES OF SATYAM COMPUTER SERVICES LTD.
Anyway, the latest Sunday Report Recommended scrip (Hangung Toys Ltd), to the Paid Groups, whose research report is placed at www.sumanspeaksplus.blogspot.com hit another 20% buyer freeze.
The stock till now after my historic recommendation yesterday, hit two consecutive 20% buyer freezes. Hence those who have went for Paid Subscription last week, might have got back their money, only in two days....Miracle isn't it??!!
Today Unitech Ltd move up by a massive 13.21% at the close of the trade. What is interesting today is that most of the realty stocks moved up on the news that, "the National Association of Realtors, in the US said existing homes ROSE rather than fell in December, as had been expected".
Unitech Ltd was first recommended by me Last Week and then this week, it was recommended by the veteran analyst, Mr.Jitendra Gala.
THIS IS A GREAT NEWS FOR THE DOMESTIC REALTY SECTOR AND COULD MOVE THIS STOCK (Unitech Ltd) TO AROUND Rs.55 --Rs.60 range in the next few days/weeks time frame.
Taking, effect from this news, most of my earlier recommended realty stocks, Viz, Marg Ltd, Srinivasa Shipping and Property Development Ltd, Atlanta Ltd, Kamanwala Housing Construction Ltd, etc, did extremely well.
U B Engineering Ltd, hit the buyer freeze in the late trade. This is also from the Liquor King, Vijay Mallya's pack. My quickie call, United Breweries Holdings Ltd also hit the buyer freeze as most of the stocks of Vijay Mallya pack moved up.
My intra-day call Reliance Petroleum Ltd which was recommended yesterday for intra-day play for today, (Wednesday) moved up by more than 7.9% at the close of trade.
Today I recommended Celestial Labs Ltd (BSE Code-->532871) to the Paid Groups, at Rs.15, after my younger brother Rohit Arya sent some details on company which looked attractive.
I have recommended a fertilizer stock as a BTST (Buy today sell tomorrow) call today to the Paid Groups. What is the name of the scrip...??
HOW WILL THE MARKETS BEHAVE TOMORROW AND WHICH ARE SCRIPS TO BE PLAYED FOR TOMORROW?? THESE THINGS ONLY TO THE PAID GROUPS.
Note: The discount period to the Paid Groups (with SMS Service) ends on 31st January, 2009. Any request for discount after this date (31-01-09) will not be entertained or will be summarily rejected.

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