ONGC Videsh Ltd (OVL), 100% subsidiary of ONGC, has offered to acquire Imperial Energy Corp (IEC) for a sum of US$2.8bn. With 2P reserves for IEC pegged at 920mn barrels of oil equivalent (boe), the deal is valued at US$3.5/boe of 2P reserves. With almost 94% of the reserves being crude oil reserves, the valuations offered appear attractive. However, the taxation structure in Russia works as a big drag on realizations, which impacts net present value of the assets. In CY07, the realizations for IEC were about US$24/boe as compared to average WTI price of US$72.3/bbl…
- Daiichi Sankyo’s open offer for acquiring a 20% stake at Rs737 per share in Ranbaxy Laboratories (Ranbaxy) expired on September 4, 2008. Media reports suggest that around 18.4 crore shares were tendered in the open offer, as against the free float of Rs24.3 crore shares. This would cause the acceptance ratio to increase from around 32% to close to 50%. We expect the stock to stabilise around Rs400-425 post the expiration of the open offer….
- The financial year 2008 could be termed as a turnaround year for Tourism Finance Corporation of India (TFCI), which with a 5.8% growth in its loan book broke the previous four years’ trend of a negative growth in advances during the year. The industry witnessed a robust credit growth during the same period, riding on the consumption boom in the country. During the year, project related sanctions increased by 52.5% while disbursements increased by 67.4%.
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( National Thermal Power Corporation, India ) NTPC is the largest thermal power generation company of India. It NSE Code NTPC is engaged in the business of engineering, construction and operation of power generating plants and also provides consultancy to power utilities in India and abroad. Of the company's installed capacity of 27350MW 86% is coal based and 14% is gas based.
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So, why should this candle potentially set up an important reversal? My theory is that the inverted hammer is a signal that shorts are beginning to cover their positions.
Here is my reasoning. Since the inverted hammer can only occur after a sustained downtrend, the stock is in all probability already oversold. Therefore, the inverted hammer may signify that shorts are beginning to cover. In addition, traders who have held long positions in the security, most of whom are now showing large losses, are often quick to dump their shares by selling into strength. This will also serve to drive the stock back down.
With this candle, it is imperative to watch the next day's trading action. If the stock opens stronglyand remains strong during the day, then a key reversal is likely in progress.So If Rolta starts trading above 340 range then you can expect an immdiate bounce upto 374-385 levels in short term


BREAKING NEWS...India gets clean waiver at NSG
The world may take a back seat as bulls may choose to celebrate the Nuclear Suppliers' Group decision to grant India a "clean waiver" from its existing rules. Earlier, nuclear trade was forbidden with a country which has not signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). Friday's fall was more due to global weakness rather than any particular domestic event. Recovery in index heavyweights could result in some temporary short squeeze. We had advised to catch Friday's falling stars if you have the money. After a strong start, the movement for the rest of the week will again depend more on global markets and oil prices. . Monday may well be an opportunity to pocket some quick gains. The temporary spurts are more of opportunities to exit or shift to better stocks. Keep some cash handy to take advantage of any fall later in the week.
We remain positive and maintain BUY on GSPL with revised price target of Rs.90, (Rs.96 earlier) which provides 40% upside potential from current levels. We recommend BUY on GSPL…
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Reco: HOLD
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The 45-nation Nuclear Suppliers Group, NSG has approved a US plan to engage in nuclear trade with India.
The approval came after almost three days of meeting in Vienna on Saturday.
National Security Advisor MK Narayanan has confirmed to CNN-IBN that waiver has been clinched in Vienna. Congress has called it a historical moment for India.
Post this waiver, US will take the 123 Agreement to the US Congress; the Congress will be convened in September.
The NSG waiver will allow India civil nuclear trade
The firm plans to spend about $400 million on capex this fiscal, which would be part funded by the amount raised. The PV business had earlier received Rs 400 crore in private equity funding in November 2007. The business reported revenues of $43 million in 2007-08. With the latest round of funding Moser Baer will holds 93.5% stake in the PV subsidiary.
Moser Baer’s thin film PV business comes under PV Technologies India, while the crystalline silicon business is operated by another arm, Moser Baer Photovoltaic Ltd. Though crystalline silicon is more widely used in PV market, Moser Baer is banking more on the thin film technology.
So, its thin film capacity would be ramped up to 600 MW by 2011-12, while crystalline silicon capacity would go up to 200 MW. “Thin film has the potential to capture 15-20% of the global PV market in the next three years. It has lower cost compared to crystalline silicon and efforts are on to increase its efficiency, which is currently lower than crystalline silicon,” said Moser Baer CFO Yogesh Mathur. The solar market has grown from $13 billion in 2005 to an estimated $40 billion this year. It is further expected to grow to $50-70 billion by 2010.
India got first major achievement after 1971 in terms of foreign policy when it got clearance from NSG for the nuclear deal. It crossed a major huddle when NSG cleared the nuclear deal and it became a remarkable achievement for the Manmohan Singh government after a stiff opposition from various political parties.
Deal came after 3 days of debate between 45-nation Nuclear Suppliers’ Groups in Vienna, India wanted to trade in nuclear commerce without being part of Non-Proliferation treaty (NPT). NSG clearance is going to be a positive trigger for market and we may very well see a rally of 300 to 500 Points on Sensex on Monday. Stocks to watchout for Monday would be RELINFRA, NTPC, BHEL, L&T, ROLTA, ABB, TATAPOWER, GAMMONINDIA, ALSTOM PROJECTS INDIA, CROMPTON GREAVES, AREVA T&D, L&T, and HINDUSTAN CONSTRUCTION for short term.
Now only one huddle stands between India and NSG countries and that is US Congress, Once it is done then India’s needs for Power generation would be fulfilled.
The Dow broke medium-term support at 11300, signaling a test of primary support at 11000. Friday's long tail and slightly higher volume indicate some support, but this is unlikely to hold.
Long Term: Twiggs Money Flow (21-day) reversal below recent lows would warn of another primary down-swing. Penetration of support at 11000 would signal a test of support between 10000 and 9700.







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