when is reliance petroleum going to get listed in bse....?
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The listing will be on thursday , 11 May .
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Stock Market (or stock exchange) is a place where stock (or shares as we call in india) are traded between investors at a particular price that is purely determined by the demand and supply of the shares.\n\nFor example, if the demand of the share is greater than the supply, the price of the share will keep rising until the demand is equal to supply. As a result the price of the share goes up. Alternatively, if the supply of the share is more than the demand, the price of the share falls till it equals demand. \n\nNormally one would want to buy the shares of company that are performing good. This would result in a rise in demand of the shares and the price will start rising. The price will rise until the ivestors feel that the share price correctly co relates with the good performace of the company. Similarly one would try and sell shares of a company that is performing poorly and so the supply will rise. The price will continue to fall till investors feel that the price correctly corelates with the performance.\n\nIt is worth noting that any news that has an effect on the performance of the company will be reflected in the price movement of the share. For example, if the government announces that there is an upward revision in the price of petrol, the most likely gainers will be companies like Indian Oil, BPCL, HPCL, ONGC, Reliance etc. Therefore, their stocks (share prices) will start rising. Alternatively if the government announces that there is no revision in the price of petrol even though the price of crude is rising in the international market, the share prices of these companies will be under pressure and will probably fall. \n\nNow a days shares are held in dematerialized or demat (i.e. in electronic form without any paperwork involved) form with a share broker who is registered with the stock exchange. In India, there are two stock exchanges viz - \n\n1) The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE)\n2) The National Stock Exchange (NSE)\n\nBoth the exchanges are headquarted in Mumbai. A broker can be a member of either of the two or both.\n\nSensex (Sensitive Index) is an index of the most commonly traded 30 stocks on the BSE. Time to time, the BSE allocates weightage to different stocks that reflect their importance in the stock markets. Take an example of two stocks RELAINCE and TATA POWER where both are included in the Sensex. If the stock price of Reliance goes up by Rs 10 and the stock price of TATA POWER falls by Rs 10, does it mean that they will balance each other? The answer is no. This is becuase the weight of the Reliance Stock is much more than Tata Power. In such a case the rise in the Reliance Stock will out weigh the loss in Tata Power's stock and the Sensex will rise (assuming other stocks remain where they are). It is to be noted that the sensex will either move upwards or downwards only the performace of these 30 stocks. Since the general mood of the market is reflected by the movement in the Sensex, it reamins in the news all the time.\n\nPlease note that this explanation is a very simple explanation on the movement in the Indian Stock Market. There may be many other factors that determine the demand and supply of shares.\n\nHope one finds this information useful.
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Dear friend, Nandan Exim is Re. 1 paid up share and currently quoting between 11 and 12 rupees. They are investing in Textile park, they are leading denim manufacturers. they announced dividend of 0.08 per share and will be giving bonus in ratio of 1:1, market is on uptrend it will show Rs. 16 level as volume is also increasing in the same. I will suggest to hold the same.
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The BSE Sensex or Bombay Stock Exchange Sensitive Index is a value-weighted index composed of 30 stocks with the base April 1979 = 100. It consists of the 30 largest and most actively traded stocks, representative of various sectors, on the Bombay Stock Exchange. These companies account for around one-fifth of the market capitalization of the BSE.\nEvery Company is Given a weight and price fluctuation is multiplied with that weight to get the change, all these changes are summed up to get the sensex pts.\n\nThe base value of the Sensex is 100 on April 1, 1979 and the base year of BSE-SENSEX is 1978-79.\n\nAt irregular intervals, the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) authorities review and modify its composition to make sure it reflects current market conditions.\n\nThe abbreviated form "Sensex" was coined by Deepak Mohoni around 1990 while writing market analysis columns for some of the business newspapers and magazines. It gained popularity over the next year or two.\n\nThe stock market has grown by over ten times from June 1990 to today. Using information from April 1979 onwards, the long-run rate of return on the BSE Sensex can be estimated to be 0.52% per week (continuously compounded) with a standard deviation of 3.67%. This translates to 27% per annum, which translates to roughly 18% per annum after compensating for inflation.
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Use stock screener from:\n\nmorningstar.com or finance.yahoo.com
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they r traded on bse s group
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If it is a publicly traded stock then the company info would be listed at the URL below.  They have a stock symbol "look up" link as well.
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beter to sell even now & by other to cover loss eg gmr ind gave 100% rise in mth\n\nvisit my answers and try technical analysis for better decision
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Look up stock symbol  BBBB\nThey have evrything.
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BSE will be up due to MF & FII buy as they are sitting on heavy cash. F&O will see more up as compaired to stocks.
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go to www.bse-india.com or www.nse-india.com also for other informations like advise on buying and selling particular shares u can go to www.dlngroup.com
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Book now, the stock will come down.\n\nBuy at lower levels than Rs.62
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Go to BSE India website and get the list of 30 top companies that are included int he BSE Sensex. If you want more names, then go to nse-india.com and get the list of 100 top companies listed there.
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How abt Rel Ventures Limited?\n\nYou may also consider Birla Power Sol once it is listed..\n\nOtherwise when the market is heated so much, better stick to bluechips than mid caps
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who are you baba? i too wanna join you. i dont know how start even i dont have investment still wanna join you. i think we got to register with news paper  agency in India.
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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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