Author: Raoji
Linkfest:April 22, 2013
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Tata faces crisis as $20 Billion spent on water (Bloomberg)
Equities may see comeback as gold slumps (Mint)
Weaker Yen could spell trouble for Emerging Markets (ET)
India lobbies credit rating firms for an upgrade (WSJ)
ULIP investors running for cover (BusinessLine)
The biggest average-down in history (TRB)
The fundamentals of market tops (AlephBlog)
Jim Chanos Presentation on China (BI)
Gerald Loeb’s market wisdom (BigPicture)
Thoughts on gold as an investment (AswathDamodaran)
Another one bites the dust (NihonCassandra)
This post is in continuation of my coat tailing series (see here).
The portfolio of the Government of Singapore in India as on 31 March, 2013 as per stock exchanges websites is given below:
Company | Entity | # of Shares | % |
HDFC Bank | Government of Singapore | 30385685 | 1.28 |
Infosys | Government of Singapore | 7956790 | 1.39 |
Tata Steel | Government of Singapore | 16417074 | 1.69 |
Zee Entertainment | Government of Singapore | 14740154 | 1.55 |
Anant Raj | Government of Singapore Investment Corporation Pte Ltd | 12403490 | 4.2 |
Patel Engineering | Government of Singapore | 896187 | 1.28 |
ICICI Bank | Government of Singapore | 24773024 | 2.15 |
Indusind Bank | Government of Singapore | 5435129 | 1.04 |
IDFC | Government of Singapore | 16311597 | 1.08 |
Tulip Telecom | Government of Singapore | 7654328 | 5.28 |
DLF | Government of Singapore | 24536296 | 1.44 |
DB Corp | Government of Singapore | 2004655 | 1.09 |
Bajaj Finserv | Government Of Singapore | 4948812 | 3.11 |
Multi Commodity Exchange | Government of Singapore Investment Corporation A/c | 578660 | 1.13 |
VA Tech Wabag | Government Of Singapore | 766260 | 2.89 |
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Site Review:Quants Partner
This post is in continuation of my site review series (see here)
Quants Partner is a website which offers pictorial representations of a company’s financial results in pdf format
It offers two facilities-an overview/financial model.
The overview is a 6 page report consisting of charts such trend in top line/botttom line,operating growth, margin, growth(%) etc
The financial model is an excel file which investors can use to probe deeper into a stock.
Would strongly recommend readers interested in stock research to check out this site
How online tipsters defraud investors
One of my readers wrote to me about an online tipster which has an interesting business model.
The promoters of this entity have opened half a dozen companies with some alluring names.If you Google “stock tips”, most of the top listed ranking/sponsored ads will belong to this entity
All the group companies advertise aggressively online using phrases such as “99% accuracy in our stock tips”/”Earn 25000-40000 Rs daily” etc.They charge exorbitant amounts for their stock tips which can range from Rs.10000-Rs25000 per month
An innocent investor/trader gets taken in by these ads and subscribes to one of the companies (say Company A).Now, these packages work in such a manner that if the investor is lucky he will hit the price target else he will hit the stop loss.Either ways, Company A has made its money.
After a while, the investor loses his shirt and stops subscribing to company A’s packages.But he still remains a sucker for stock tips.So again he Googles for “advisory” companies and this time joins Company B (which unknown to him is a related group entity of Company A !!).And then the sad story repeats itself !
Now, these tipsters have adopted an interesting business model.They have approached brokers in tier 2/tier 3 cities and have asked them to recommend their advisory services to their clients.The broker’s commission for doing so?A full 25% of the subscription fees !!
I am amazed that SEBI has not stepped in to stop these kind of schemes which are making bogus claims and duping investors.
Jago SEBI Jago !!