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#1 Mon Jun 13, 2016 9:45 pm
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no doubt pramshuji, the price of some non lifes are artificially high but so are of some banks. you yourself have argued in another stream that EBL partner from india is facing a huge loss and not willing to inject investment in EBL. In such scenario how do you see the increasing price of EBL. CCBL i see potential but should take sometime. so long term investment would make sense here. haina ra. SCB is one strong bank i agree. and with current upaidup in coming year there is a huge bs expectation...so if the price increase on the basis of expectation (not fact) i see it as an artificial increament. what do you say?
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#2 Mon Jun 13, 2016 8:06 pm
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Registered: Oct 2013
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Thank you Nepal Nepali g for opinion, i resect your view as well analysis but in in my observation n analyses the price of all of the nonlife insurance is artificially just depends on the theory of demand n supply. I tried to sell 2000 unites of stock two brokers were not ready to put on order sheet. In this situation some mutual funds are coming to sell at that time what will be the price?
On the other hands you can see the increasing price of ebl, SCB (may be from tomorrow ccbl) |
#3 Mon Jun 13, 2016 1:16 pm
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Dear Pramsuji, converting SICL and SIL into script like CCBL and EBL do you suggest it to be a wise decision? UIC is a different story. as everyone knows this is one of the nonlife insurance company that is in all sorts of problems and if you study current eps as well it is better to dump now as the price is high. but SIL and SICL??? i would argue about it. because if we see the EBL, CCBL and SCB that you bought yesterday, their 3q EPS are 8%, 44%, and 40% respectively. so if you look at their LTP, their P/E are53, 69 and 81 (correct me if i am wrong!), the rising sunji argue everywhere, ' be aware of the companies with P/E more than 50!!!
on top of all i calculated the EPS on the basis of data available in the sharesansar's company page which has possibly not yet calculated the fiscal year bonus into the paidup capital. so higher the bonus the P/E are going to lead upward.....so how do you argue the scrips you exchange into yesterday were better than what you had? |
#4 Sun Jun 12, 2016 7:13 pm
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Registered: Oct 2013
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Thanks God sicl,sil, uic has been converted to ccbl, ebl n SCB today. One thing is same in many brokers house is 'they entry buying order but not ready to enter selling order. They are happily enter selling order just after when the buying order sheet has been seen. It was the mutual understanding between some brokers to maintain the insurance price.
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#5 Sun Jun 12, 2016 5:05 pm
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Registered: Oct 2013
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Other than those going for FPO, cause, NLIC FPO offer price being decided by the authority could impact the price of other FPO issuing company by a lot.
Dev. banks and Nepal grameen is way undervalued. |
#6 Sun Jun 12, 2016 9:33 am
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Registered: Oct 2013
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Today want to sell insurance and buy commercial bank. Want suggestions from experts
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