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by sujatha on Mar 22, 2007 12:11 AM   Permalink | Hide replies

Dear mr.Anil.

i didnt have any idea of stop loss and held on to gujarat ambuja cements 100shares@ 144 and 250 shares of prism cements @40. i am now in terrible loss. can i recover my money if i hold on for a few more months. kindly advise. kindly advise in english. thank you

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by anil malhotra on Mar 22, 2007 01:12 AM   Permalink
DONT WORRY !

AS THE MKT GAINS MOMENTUM SLOWLY U MAY EXIT !

BUT I AM HOPEFUL U WILL GET U R PRICE BACK IN 6 MONTHSAND MAY BE SOME PROFIT ALSO.

BETTER CUT SHORT OR BOOK SOME LOSS BY SELLING 30-40% NEAR 133.I KNOW BOOKIN LOSS HURTS BUT SOME TIMES U HAVE TO.

BETTER CONSULT EXPERTS.

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by rishi goel on Mar 22, 2007 08:02 AM   Permalink
can u call me at 09888769939 during trdaing time andin trading days after that i do not accept calls of capital market .

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by Arun Maitri on Mar 22, 2007 12:24 AM   Permalink
Madam you will recover your money provided



1) you dont see ticker daily.

2) dont switch on to other counter on advice of others by booking loss in Gujarat ambuja and prism cements.



I would now give you some positive news of both stocks



Gujarat Ambuja: Recently Foreign company has planned for greenfield cement project in Gujarat and this justifies that there will be lot of M & A in cement sector.Gujart ambuja is one of the coveted company in this sector.With boom in infrastructure the cement sector will grow,its only matter of time that govt reverses it policy.



Prism cement have long been in news for the supposed target of big company and now and then the news have flip flopped.



you should hold both stocks and dont book loss

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