top 5 shares in india for the year 2006?
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Nicholas Piramal\nHindustan Zinc\nInfosys\nONGC\nL&T\nu cannot have a better portfolio than this...truly diversified.
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I think international stocks, mostly mutual funds that trade in stocks of coutries like India, China, Russia etc. The indian stock market overtook dow jones a couple days back, first time in 18 something years..
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I think a lot of steam is left in Indian Stock Market..We have seen the tremendous "Bull-Run" in past few months..I believe its not just the charge of Bulls, but it has a fundamental base as Indian Economy is growing in all the sectors and not just limited to IT in which we still have command over the world..Now the whole world is watching India as a great opportunity..However we have stiff competitions from China in some sectors..but still India has a great future ahead..\nHowever at this point of time one need to be very careful regarding Stock Market..we may see some corrections but again one should use that as opportunity..At present buying is happening not only from FIIs but our own Indian Institutional Buying is making a lot of difference..n also retail investors have a great share of it..Huge buying by Mutual funds has also boost up a lot of confidence in the market..time to time actions taken by SEBI (as recently in DMAT scam) has also played a great role to boost the confidence of the investors..\nSo be cautious, move with the steam of market n use the opportunity carefully..Indian Stock Market has a long way to go..
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www.nseindia.com provides financial statements only for the past 2 years. \n\nYou could check out www.icicidirect.com and click on research link to get summarised reports for the past 5 years
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Hi!\nJuly 2005 report says the shares have been:\ngoogle: 36.5 %\nMSN: 15.5 %\nYahoo!: 30.5 %\n( source : http://searchenginewatch.com/reports/article.php/2156431 )\non December 2005, the statistics have been:\nGoogle: 48.8 %\nMSN: 10.9 %\nYahoo!: 21.4\n( source: http://www.digitalhomecanada.com/content/view/1023/51/ )
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Reliance Petroleum IPO allotment basis announced\n\n \nThe recent IPO of Reliance Petroleum Ltd which received tremendous response from all sections of investors has announced the allotment basis for investors who have applied in the IPO. The allotment basis can be viewed at Karvy website.\n\nThe retail investors who have applied for 1600 shares have received confirmed allotment of 116 shares. The premium for the stock in grey market is said to be around Rs.22 to Rs.30 over the IPO price of Rs.60
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It is on 5.6.2006.\n\nAll the best for your result.
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MOT is a great pick for 2006. Cell phones are still hot, and MOT continues to over deliver and under promise. There is a whole new wave of cell phone technology coming, hence, smart phones with music t.v. and God knows what else etc. Motorola is aware and doing everything they can to stay ahead. Furthermore, the stock is at a perfect technical level to buy right now. It is flirting with its 50 day moving average. I would buy it with a 10% stop loss and let it ride. HOGS GET SLAUGHTERD
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There are two ways you can deal in shares:\n\n1. Contact a local stock broker and request him to create a trading account for you.\n\nYou can then check the current price of Reliance Communications shares and instruct your broker to purchase the number of shares you wish to purchase (depending on your budget).\n\n2. Visit www.icicidirect.com to create an online trading account yourself. The process takes roughly 15 days for the documents to be verified and for your bank account to be linked to the trading account.\n\nYou can then look for the Reliance Communications shares at the various shares listed at the website and purchase them with the click of your mouse. The money will automatically be debited from your linked bank account.
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tata motors,steel\n\nl and t\n\nmaruti\n\nbajaj\n\nherohonda\n\nsterlite\n\nhyundai,toyota,honda,general motors etc\n\nsail,ongc
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there were approximately 1,608,000 common stock shareowners as of July 29, 2005.\n\nU can get a free copy of its annual report. Check it website.
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Profit sales plunge Sensex down 99 points to 4617\n\nThe Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange went into a tail-spin today and plunged by 99 points on profit-taking in key scrips, notably those belonging to the infotech and pharma sectors.\n\nThe BSE-30 Sensitive Index ended 98.99 points lower or 2.09 per cent at 4617.82 points as compared to the previous close of 4716.81 points. Opening at 4703.33, the Sensex witnessed a high of 4721.78 and a low of 4586.26. The Sensex, which surpassed yesterday's closing level during the day, plummeted on account of profit-taking in key scrips.\n\nForeign institutional investors off-loaded subsstantial quantity of infotech, pharma, cement and diversified companies' stocks, marketmen informed. Infotech and pharma scrips, which had led yesterday's rally, were on the downward mode.\n\nInfosys Technologies, which reached its 52-week high of 5,518 in the last trading session plummeted by Rs 450 to close at Rs 5,065. The company's ADR listed on the NASDAQ Stock Exchange of the United States fell from a high of $ 118 registered yesterday to $ 90.\n\n''Much of today's fall was fuelled by speculative selling pressure from FIIs. There was also some selling in index scrips by domestic financial institutions,'' said a broker. FIIs sold in Infosys, Pentafour Software, Satyam Computers, ITC and Hindalco counters.\n\nThey reportedly bought the Glaxo scrip. Among the FIs, the Unit Trust of India was a major seller in select scrips.\n\nMirroring the downtrend, the BSE-100 index fell by 41.84 points to end at Rs 2002.60 from the last close of Rs 2044.44. The BSE-200 and Dollex indices ended 9.71 and 3.66 points lower at Rs 457.92 and Rs 176.48 respectively.\n\nMeanwhile, the National Stock Exchange ended 2.59 per cent lower at 1314.70 points, showing a net loss of 34.90 points. Marketmen informed that there was major shifting of positions from the NSE to the BSE, which was one of the reasons for the fall today.\n\nPentafour lost Rs 83 to close at Rs 1,192, Satyam at Rs 1,398, down Rs 90, Ranbaxy at Rs 802, down Rs 14 and Zee Telefilms at Rs 1,900, up Rs 20. \n\n\ni hope i answered ur question..........
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Jack Welch-Former GE Head\nBill Gates- Microsoft\nSam Walton- Wal Mart\n\nIn India- \nMukesh Ambani- Reliance\nNarayan Murthy- Infosys\nLakshmi Mittal - Mittal -Arcelor Steel (Its actually listed on London and Brussels Stock Exchange)
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Earnings.com has that information.  Here's the listing for Nov 6:\n\nhttp://www.earnings.com/dividend.asp?date=20061106&client=cb\n\nJust click the calendar bar on the top for a different date.
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CISCO, INTEL , IBM , INFOSYS , MOTOROLA, LUCENT,ALCATEL
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Scaling up the ladder in terms of market capitalisation, the Tata Group on Monday became the first corporate entity in India to cross Rs 2000 billion-mark (US$45.2 billion) in market capitalisation. \n\nThe market capitalisation of 29 listed companies owned by the Tata Group stood at US $46.1 billion constituting over seven per cent of the Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd, the Tata group said in a release here. \n\nAccording to the latest data available with the Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd (BSE), the market cap of oil major ONGC stood at US $39.4 billion while that of Mukesh-Ambani controlled Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) stood at US $ 24.5 billion. \n\nTata Consultancy Services Ltd (TCS) occupies the top spot among the group companies with a market capitalisation of US .8 billion, recording a rise of 25.1 per cent in the last 12 months, it said. \n\nThe other leading companies in the pack include Tata Motors (m-cap of US $7.3 billion), Tata Steel (m-cap of US $5.6 billion), Tata Power and VSNL with market capitalisation of US .4 billion each, it said.
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This investment portal that helps Non Resident Indians living anywhere in world to investments in Indian stock markets & enables them to invest in indian stocks/shares online can help you:\n\nhttp://www.nriinvestindia.com/nri_tax_on_investments.htm\n\nK.Girish