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Posted by:  rajivbbc on ( 15-Oct-08 5:31 pm ) |
This post is reported for abuse and moderator's action is awaited. Click here to view comment. Analysts and
sheer logic
confirm that
where the
market prices
of shares are
lesser than
their book
values, the
investment is
safe. Simply
because... in
the event of
the bank going
bankrupt, the
value of the
bank's assets
will be higher
than the share
holders'
capital. Thus
the
share-holders'
capital is
safe. So,
currently most
of our banks in
India are
trading at
prices lesser
than their book
values... and
the list is
long - Central
Bank, Allahabad
Bank. Dena
Bank, IDBI
Bank, Vijaya
Bank, Bank of
Mahrashtra,
Canara,
Syndicate, OBC,
South Indian
Bank, Andhra,
Federal, UCO,
J&K,
Corporation,
Karnataka, BOB
and IOB. And
don't be
surprised...
our ICICI bank
is also priced
lower than its
book value. An
article in
livemint
confirms this
(ref.
http://www.live
mint.com/2008/1
0/12235302/Onef
ourth-of-BSE-50
0-stocks-t.html
?h=E)
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| Posted by: 23anant on ( 05-Oct-08 1:01 pm ) |
This post is reported for abuse and moderator's action is awaited. Click here to view comment. recent news
from us and
aborad some one
can say future
of this banking
sector in india
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| Posted by: anandlendale on ( 11-Sep-08 1:16 am ) |
This post is reported for abuse and moderator's action is awaited. Click here to view comment. what would be
future of
banking
sector...?
waht would be
the policy of
RBI for wooping
inflation.....
r investros
laking interest
in banking
stocks.?
what would be
the chidambarm
next step...
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| Posted by: theeldergull on ( 22-Jul-08 6:55 pm ) |
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| Posted by: Tworldonline on ( 18-Jul-08 11:42 am ) |
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| Posted by: val on ( 20-Jun-08 5:57 pm ) |
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as indicated in
my note
yesterday, the
10% crash for
banking has
started. the
psu's banks
will be the
worst affected.
the liquid
psu's like boi,
bob and others
will be
hammered and
later the
medium to small
time traders
will hit the
slightly
illiquid stocks
like andhra
bank,
syndicate,
vijaya etc .
since the gap
in the
valuation
between larger
psu's and
smaller
increases, this
will further
support the
view to sell
smaller psu
stocks w(the
one's which
have futures).
since there
will be low
volume it will
be easier to
sell. the last
ones to crash
will be private
banks. look at
axis its still
hanging to its
support at 705,
though it has
come down from
its high 2 days
back....relianc
e cap, kotak,
axis all will
crack..... |
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| Posted by: val on ( 19-Jun-08 4:08 pm ) |
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today private
banks which
have shown
leadership to
move up have
given their
gains and now
very near their
support levels.
PSU banks
though trading
near their
BV's, still are
below their
long term
supports so
they can free
fall. The
downside though
is limited at
th valuations
are very cheap.
and there are
more chances
that these
stocks will
start
consolidating
rather than
slide more than
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| Posted by: MarketGuru on ( 13-Jun-08 8:03 pm ) |
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RBI has cracked
the whip again
in an effort to
contain the
runaway
inflation it
has raised the
repo rate(rate
at which it
lends money to
banks) thus
choking the
liquidity
...banks would
now resort to
increasing the
lending rates
like home
loan/automobile
loan rates to
customers...thi
s will be
negative for
real
estate/automobi
le sectors
besides
ofcourse for
banking sector
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| Posted by: bns on ( 07-Jun-08 8:47 am ) |
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it is good idea
to buy shares
of psu banks
which are
trading below 5
pe which has
also high
dividend
yields. now mkt
is in hand of
manipulators.
manipulators
are selling the
banking sectors
without
knowledge.
where is the
long term? mkt
has reacted
only for 5
months.
manipulators
are cashing
money with help
media. check
balance sheets
before
investing in
banking space.
future is as
good as gem. it
is the right
time to go for
bargain hubting
in psu banks.
among this
indian bank is
most favoured
stock. falling
wedge/deep
oversold/severe
fall makes it
good for
investment.
fundamentally
the bank can
give at 20
percent growth
in profit in
(projected)
slowing
economy.
therefore
investors
please donot
misguide by
manipulators.
it is the right
time for
bargain buying
for psu bank
stocks.
market will
likely to fall
upto 3600 if it
closes below
4400 for two
days. it is
time of free
fall but to get
the value
shares at
cheaper price.
over all pe of
nifty is near
about 19 it can
go very easily
to 17 and
banking sector
is below 10 pe
why? it is the
game of
manipulation-
so decide.... |
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| Posted by: test1 on ( 15-Apr-08 5:15 am ) |
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A 0.50 per cent
hike in CRR,
aiming to suck
out up to Rs
20,000 crore
(Rs 200
billion)
liquidity from
the system,
could well
imply a
0.25-0.50 per
cent hike in
lending rates
across all
major
portfolios,
bankers said.
A few banks
might cut their
deposit rates
as well, they
added. "SBI
[Get Quote]
will be
assessing the
post-policy
conditions...
liquidity
conditions are
satisfactory at
this point of
time... (but) a
hike in lending
rates will be
effected if
necessary..."
a senior State
Bank official
told PTI in
Mumbai.
Many banks,
including SBI,
had revised
their lending
rates downwards
early this
year, heeding
to calls from
the government
and the central
bank. |
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