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Balaji Telefilms : Reliance Kithe Hain?

I study the Shareholding Patterns very closely for my Investor Wisdom Newsletter.

So you keep finding instances where some details are reported to BSE and not to NSE and vice-versa.

Take for instance, Balaji Telefilms shareholding pattern filing for BSE.

Reliance Industries and AADI are prominent investors in the Company…collectively owning more than 28% of the Company.

This key information is missing from their NSE Exchange Filings.

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Linkfest: 01 August, 2018

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Updates on NSE Co-Location scam (MC)

Tata Motor’s Q1 loss is biggest in 9 years (ET)

22% share holders vote against Deepak Parekh (Mint)

Vijay Mallya to be kept at Mumbai’s Arthur Road jail (FE)

Govt grip is killing Public Sector Banks (BS)

Why share buybacks is not a good idea for IT companies (Rediff)

How to make money shorting stocks (Samir Arora)

Financial Parenting (Bala)

Making a market (Irrelevant Investor)

150 of the best investing blogs on the planet (AM)

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Quotes

John Templeton’s “10 Engineers Rule”

Hat Tip : A Goenka

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Observations

Indigo : Cash is 28% of Market Cap

Source: MS Report on Interglobe Aviation Ltd

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Observations

Shame on MCX

One thing that irritates me the most is when Companies which are traded on both NSE and BSE report critical information to one Stock Exchange but not another.

Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd is traded on both NSE and BSE.

On BSE, the shareholding patterns of MCX are upto date as can be seen below:

However on NSE, the share holding patterns of MCX was last updated one year back on 30 June, 2017 !!

This is a clear violation of listing guidelines…sloppy on the part of NSE as well.