JOETOM Sir, welcome back.
Sir can you advice, what happens to Aug Calls and Puts of RANBAXY? Will they appreciate or the ones of Sep will ONLY see tremendous changes? Should we hold on to Aug Calls/Puts of Ranbaxy or jump into Sep ones with huge premiums existing.
Bye Sir
SENSEXXX...

what happens to Aug Calls and Puts of RANBAXY? Will they appreciate or the ones of Sep will see tremendous changes? Can boarders like Marketman REPLY?...

GAP-DN Opening today.
TRAP the FIIS: Yes this is the opportunity.
This FIIs are there to fool us once again. ...\\`FIIs bought Rs 1,800 crore of cash, the stock futures went down 1.7 crore shares, they lost open interest. So the domestic guys were booking profit, but the FIIs were buying. Usually things work the other way round but this time around the local guys seem to have bought first and now the FIIs are coming in....\\` UDYAN Mukherjee.
The FIIs are again building the LOWER BLOCKS, so that we retail investors again build false, unsustainable \\`Castles in the Air\\`, only to be badly and rudely UPROOTED in an opportune time by the FIIs.
Inflation figures crossed 12pc, Economic data from US and World mkt bad, DOW n Nasdaq BADLY Dn, Asia is not OK, WE WILL ALSO NOT BE SPARED. So my friends be careful, I am certain NIFTY will go higher now by manipulation with stocks like NALCO, SUNPHARMA and TATA comn leading the pack, only to witness a severe sharp fall, in a most unexpected time.
Bye and be careful, Don\\`t be mislead by FIIs, let them also feel the pain and let them stay invested for sometime, before they can book profit and flee!!
Still there is some time left before one joins the band wagon of a FALSE BULL RUN, (All is actually not well).
Had this been the BULL run, then RELCOM wont be languishing at sub 450 levels, TISCO at sub 700 level, Maruti at sub 600 levels, look at DLF and UNITEC, then GUJ Ambuja, ICICI Bk etc., well you will have the answer.

SENSEXXX

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TRAP the FIIS: Yes this is the opportunity.
This FIIs are there to fool us once again. ..."FIIs bought Rs 1,800 crore of cash, the stock futures went down 1.7 crore shares, they lost open interest. So the domestic guys were booking profit, but the FIIs were buying. Usually things work the other way round but this time around the local guys seem to have bought first and now the FIIs are coming in...." UDYAN Mukherjee.
The FIIs are again building the LOWER BLOCKS, so that we retail investors again build false, unsustainable "Castles in the Air", only to be badly and rudely UPROOTED in an opportune time by the FIIs.
Inflation figures crossed 12pc, Economic data from US and World mkt bad, DOW n Nasdaq Dn, Asia is not OK, but we are CONSOLIDATING (baat hojom nehi hua). So my friends be careful, I am certain NIFTY will go higher now, only to witness a severe sharp fall, in a most unexpected time.
Bye and be careful, Don't be mislead by FIIs, let them also feel the pain and let them stay invested for sometime, before they can book profit and flee!!
Still there is some time left before one joins the band wagon of a FALSE BULL RUN, (All is actually not well).
Had this been the BULL run, then RELCOM wont be languishing at sub 450 levels, TISCO at sub 700 level, Maruti at sub 600 levels, look at DLF and UNITEC, then GUJ Ambuja, ICICI Bk etc., well you will have the answer.

SENSEXXX



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TRAP the FIIS: Yes this is the opportunity.
This FIIs are there to fool us once again. ...\\\\...

RELIANCE in trouble?
Amar Singh seeks probe against insider trading in RPLTuesday, 05 August: Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh has sought a probe by market regulator SEBI into alleged insider trading in shares of Reliance Petroleum, accusing people close to RIL management of illegally gaining over Rs 1,000 crore. When contacted, SEBI Chairman C.B. Bhave as well as an RIL spokesperson declined to comment on the issue. In a July 9 letter to Bhave, Rajya Sabha MP Amar Singh said that no action has been taken against “the perpetrators of the crime of illegal trading," while referring to letters written by him as well as some other MPs in December last year to Finance Minister on the same issue. A copy of that letter had also been sent to SEBI, Singh said. Singh alleged that insider trading in the shares of RPL has resulted in illegal gains of over Rs 1,000 cr in the hands of insiders at the cost of over two million shareholders of RIL. The SP leader sought a thorough investigation into the issue by SEBI and punishment and disgorgement of the ill-gotten wealth. A report enclosed with the letter said that during November 1-6 last year, some insiders, with prior knowledge about RIL planning to offload part of RPL holding, built up huge short positions in RPL futures at high prices, due to which RPL shares fell sharply. Soon after, RIL began selling RPL shares in cash market from November 6 and offloaded 4.01 per cent from its 75 per cent holding in RPL In a written reply to an emailed questionnaire, a Reliance Industries spokesperson said, "We are not aware of the allegations in the letter Shri Amar Singh is stated to have written to the Sebi Chairman. RIL by itself or through the instrumentality of other entities has not at any stage indulged in any insider trading of RPL shares"In an announcement to Bombay Stock Exchange on November 26, 2007, Reliance Petroleum said Reliance Industries had sold 18.04 crore of shares representing 4.01 per cent of its share capital for Rs 4,023 crore In a separate announcement on the same day, Reliance Petroleum said RIL sold the shares in two different periods. The first sale representing 2.54 per cent in RPL was undertaken between November 6 and November 14, 2007, and the second sale of 1.47 per cent between November 15 and November 23, 2007 In the same letter, Amar Singh said, "details (of the share sales) were neither available in the block or bulk trade details of BSE and NSE, nor was it put on the stock exchange notice board till November 24, 2007. This selling ensured that the price of Reliance Petroleum shares remained low and allowed exit to the short selling entities at huge profit." ...

RELIANCE in trouble?
Amar Singh seeks probe against insider trading in RPLTuesday, 05 August: Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh has sought a probe by market regulator SEBI into alleged insider trading in shares of Reliance Petroleum, accusing people close to RIL management of illegally gaining over Rs 1,000 crore. When contacted, SEBI Chairman C.B. Bhave as well as an RIL spokesperson declined to comment on the issue. In a July 9 letter to Bhave, Rajya Sabha MP Amar Singh said that no action has been taken against “the perpetrators of the crime of illegal trading," while referring to letters written by him as well as some other MPs in December last year to Finance Minister on the same issue. A copy of that letter had also been sent to SEBI, Singh said. Singh alleged that insider trading in the shares of RPL has resulted in illegal gains of over Rs 1,000 cr in the hands of insiders at the cost of over two million shareholders of RIL. The SP leader sought a thorough investigation into the issue by SEBI and punishment and disgorgement of the ill-gotten wealth. A report enclosed with the letter said that during November 1-6 last year, some insiders, with prior knowledge about RIL planning to offload part of RPL holding, built up huge short positions in RPL futures at high prices, due to which RPL shares fell sharply. Soon after, RIL began selling RPL shares in cash market from November 6 and offloaded 4.01 per cent from its 75 per cent holding in RPL In a written reply to an emailed questionnaire, a Reliance Industries spokesperson said, "We are not aware of the allegations in the letter Shri Amar Singh is stated to have written to the Sebi Chairman. RIL by itself or through the instrumentality of other entities has not at any stage indulged in any insider trading of RPL shares"In an announcement to Bombay Stock Exchange on November 26, 2007, Reliance Petroleum said Reliance Industries had sold 18.04 crore of shares representing 4.01 per cent of its share capital for Rs 4,023 crore In a separate announcement on the same day, Reliance Petroleum said RIL sold the shares in two different periods. The first sale representing 2.54 per cent in RPL was undertaken between November 6 and November 14, 2007, and the second sale of 1.47 per cent between November 15 and November 23, 2007 In the same letter, Amar Singh said, "details (of the share sales) were neither available in the block or bulk trade details of BSE and NSE, nor was it put on the stock exchange notice board till November 24, 2007. This selling ensured that the price of Reliance Petroleum shares remained low and allowed exit to the short selling entities at huge profit." ...

Dear Sensexxx, Of late, I am trading in calls and puts apart from taking positions in the general direction of the market, that is up. Hence, I have bought positions in Nifty 4600, 4700 and 4800 calls. At the day's high, I try to sell these and buy 4300 and 4400 Puts. During the next dip, I sell Puts and buy Calls. It is working good. But, one has to keep in mind the following:- i) Calls are to be sold off during a sudden jerk up in the market and bought back when there is a sudden dip and vice versa for Puts. ii) Decay in the values of Calls and puts towards expiry is to be kept in mind, which is a major reason, one tend to lose. iii) Calls & Puts in Ranbaxy or other scrips may not be very liquid, spread between bid and offer rates will be too high making it unattractive. iv) Unless for writing Calls and Puts, one may desist from buying next expiry options. I am not an expert in Options trading. DUStocks and our other eminent Boarders will be able to guide you better. I can tell you that market has lots of room upward and limited room downward. Thanks & regards, Tom ...

What we need to ask is, when the FII were net sellers, we were rallying & now when they bought 1800 cr cash & 2300cr Futures, why we ended at the lowest point ?...

Do not worry so much Sensexxx... Current PLAN is to get those HABITUAL SHORT SELLERS out of the market just like Habitual Long Buyers went out of the market in Jan. :) Prices for those stocks you have mentioned are because of those BIG SHORT PLAYERS - Bear Cartel (Shankar Sharma, Anand Rathi, Nirmal Bang)-, not just because of FIIs :) :) Gud luk & happy investing! :)...

These people are going on trading charges agaist each other and some influential politicains also are joining them. Because now this Samajwadi party is in company with UPA Governemnt this Amar Singh is after Mukesh. To have a thorough enquiry into the whole matter it is better to enquire into the fianancial trasactions of this Amar Singh also for his financial transactions for the last TEN years. Then we all will know who are all at the receiving end.Why Amar Singh should go scot free....

Can I buy ranbaxy today to take advantage of the open offer...

With Congress having to OBLIGE SP's Amar Singh (HAND & GLOVE with Anil today), in immediate & short term it is tough time for RIL shareholders. IF RIL loses to RNRL it is a lose-lose situation. Even if they come out neutral in it, then the SP-Amar arrow's are going to make it tough for RIL. And for next 6 months this is to continue. It is prudent to exit for shortterm and book profits. Happy Investing...

Any idea what time the result will be announced? during market hours or post?...