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SumanSpeaks Capital Markets & Geopolitical Intelligence · Estd 200 6 Turnaround Watch · EPC SEPC Ltd (₹6.54): From Stressed Asset to Strategic Platform Debt down from a peak of ₹907 crore to ₹351 crore. Two SAIL orders worth ₹1,527.89 crore landed inside eight weeks. A Dubai-headquartered promoter that bailed the company out of an RBI stressed-asset restructuring is now backing an ADNOC-linked entry into the Middle East. This is what a real turnaround looks like when you actually read the balance sheet instead of the ticker. 1 The Arc: From a ₹300 IPO to a Stressed Asset to a Rescue SEPC Ltd listed in February 2008 as Shriram EPC, priced at ₹300 a share, raising ₹150 crore under the Shriram Group — one of India's most recognised financial-services names, then led by T Shivaraman...
The PM and his former boss, the current FM should be sacked after S&P downgrade & poor economic management of Indian Economy
However, I feel that S&P has only put their stamp on to what is obvious and the markets should not fall too much further from here (SENSEX is now down 150 points), as it has already been discounted. Probably the markets have bottomed out today and in future the markets could move up. I think 5180 (Last time, it pulled back from the level of 5180 showing buying interest at lower level) in case of Nifty (Spot) would hold and therefore, traders (this was the call to the Premium/Paid Members some minutes back) can buy MINI_Nifty above 5170, T-5230, SL--5150 (the corresponding SPOT price is 5180).....!!
The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty plunged around 1% each after the overseas rating agency S&P cut India outlook to negative, citing investment & economic growth slowed and CAD widened. Rating agency expects Indian government to face headwind in implementing policy measure. However, the agency affirmed BBB- rating for India.
Indian bond yields rose, while the rupee and stocks fell after ratings agency Standard & Poor's cut its outlook on the country to "negative" sparking fears it would lead to an actual ratings downgrade.
India's 10-year bond yield rose 4 basis points to 8.63%, while the rupee fell to 52.64 against the dollar from 52.48 before the actio
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