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Some sense in Sensex

FIIs are selling stocks. They sold over $1 billion worth of shares last week.

Jogin was thinking whether this was linked with the year-end profit booking or some hidden information that they had.

An office may not be the right place to do that but Dakshinamoorthy was caught up with the India-Pakistan cricket match highlights.

Is being married a one-stop solution for all your tax problems, it occurred to soon-to-be married Sridevi? Khan was about to leave after finishing up his job, when he missed market chat. “Hello everyone...chatters?”

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Kay: Sensex looks to be heading for consolidation.

Jog: 18k is more of a possibility now?

Sri: Hi…all!

Dax: A lot of markets are still exposed to global growth…

Jog: To that extent it will impact on equities.

Kay: The Japanese yen is again getting stronger.

Sri: Yep… a two-year high against the dollar!

Dax: The yen unwinding. Will it affect Dalal Street?

Jog: I think markets are just looking for an excuse.

Kay: FIIs are selling because they want to book profits.

Dax: Support that the market received last month?

Sri: It has clearly been from domestic investors.

Jog: This month has been net negative from FII investment.

Dax: Mutual funds have not bought on a net basis.

Kay: Will get much tighter at higher levels of valuations.

Jog: It bothers me when some companies…

Kay: Command lofty P/Es!

Dax: IOL Broadband for one?

Sri: Clearly beyond fair valuation benchmark?

Kay: Maybe some embedded valuation…

Sri: Anybody knows why Reliance sold its 4 per cent stake in RPL?

Kay: Maybe Chevron bought it.

Sri: Anyways landed a cool profit of Rs 3,600 crore.

Dax: Reliance Petroleum is gonna go up to Rs 223 folks.

Sri: Good point…it’s at Rs 209 now.

Kay: Any listings this week?

Jog: Yes. Empee and Mundhra. Religare was too good!

Dax: The stock settled at Rs 522 on the BSE on that day.

Kay: A premium of 182 per cent over IPO price!

Sri: ICICI Bank and IDFC are stakeholders in Mundhra.

Dax: Maybe investment book will force re-rating?

Sri: The BSE Bankex fell 5.35 per cent last week.

Jog: ICICI Bank fell 6.5 per cent to Rs 1,140.35 in the week.

Kay: SBI fell 3.2 per cent...Axis Bank fell 4.6 per cent.

Sri: Some foreign guys selling good stocks too…why?

Dax: I think this was more or less expected.

Jog: One is post the P-Note regulation…

Kay: Some hedge funds will be protecting returns.

Jog: Long only FIIs would, I believe…

Dax: Very valuation conscious.

Sri: Better to make profits now.

Dax: UTV has recovered its production cost…

Sri: Of the movie “Goal”?

Kay: Before even releasing it!

Jog: Could this trigger buying interest in the stock?

Kay: What about HEG...

Dax: Holds 40 per cent in Bhilwara Energy.

Jog: With Bhilwara expected to go the IPO way…

Kay: Some re-rating maybe?

Sri: For me the Japanese yen is important.

Dax: If investors reverse carry trades...who knows?

Kay: Outflow of funds by foreign investors…

Sri: Will weigh on sentiments. Cautious?

Jog: Sensible is the right word.

Dax: On that note…bye!

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Kum with inputs from Vid, Sri, Vim and Lee

Blog at http://MarketChat.blogspot.com

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