RISE & FALL IN PROMOTER & FIIS SHARE HOLDINGS

1 Following are the companies where FII holding has fallen in the June 2010 quarter over the March 2010 quarter

Company Name Sector FII % - 30/06/2010 FII % - 31/03/2010 Var(%)
Abbott India Pharmaceuticals 0.00 0.03 -100.00
DIC India Media - Print/Television/Radio 0.00 0.78 -100.00
Tata Inv.Corpn. Finance 0.00 1.78 -100.00
ION Exchange Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 0.00 0.26 -100.00
Pudumjee Pulp Paper 0.00 0.01 -100.00
Ester Inds. Packaging 0.00 0.19 -100.00
HMT Automobile 0.00 0.01 -100.00
Prec. Wires (I) Non Ferrous Metals 0.00 2.51 -100.00
Cochin Minerals Chemicals 0.00 0.96 -100.00
India Steel Steel 0.00 7.02 -100.00
Vijayeswari Txt. Textiles 0.00 0.17 -100.00
Kopran Pharmaceuticals 0.00 0.05 -100.00
GTN Industries Textiles 0.00 0.01 -100.00
Precision Cont Packaging 0.00 0.26 -100.00
Kanishk Steel Steel 0.00 4.20 -100.00
Agro Dutch Inds. FMCG 0.00 0.02 -100.00
Igarashi Motors Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 0.00 3.28 -100.00
Patel Integrated Logistics 0.00 0.23 -100.00
Patels Airtemp Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 0.00 0.39 -100.00
RDB Inds. Construction 0.00 2.92 -100.00
Suashish Diamond Diamond, Gems and Jewellery 0.00 3.74 -100.00
Panama Petrochem Chemicals 0.00 0.27 -100.00
Confidence Petro Miscellaneous 0.00 0.15 -100.00
Raj Rayon Textiles 0.00 2.67 -100.00
Om Metals Infrap Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 0.00 0.34 -100.00
Mysore Paper Paper 0.00 0.15 -100.00
Panoramic Univ. Hotels & Restaurants 0.00 5.70 -100.00
Avance Tech. IT - Software 0.00 0.02 -100.00
KCP Sugar &Inds. Sugar 0.00 0.57 -100.00
Tips Industries Entertainment 0.00 0.02 -100.00
Aries Agro Fertilizers 0.00 0.22 -100.00
GIVO Readymade Garments/ Apparells 0.00 0.14 -100.00
Duke Offshore Oil Drill/Allied 0.00 0.20 -100.00
Bhagiradha Chem. Agro Chemicals 0.00 0.90 -100.00
California Soft. IT - Software 0.00 0.03 -100.00
Century Ply. Miscellaneous 0.00 0.09 -100.00
Repro India Media - Print/Television/Radio 0.00 0.09 -100.00
Moschip Semicon. IT - Software 0.00 0.75 -100.00
I D F C Finance 0.00 44.40 -100.00
Facor Alloys Mining & Mineral products 0.00 0.07 -100.00
Raj Oil Mills Edible Oil 0.00 0.20 -100.00
Supreme Infra. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 0.00 2.23 -100.00
Broadcast Init. Entertainment 0.00 1.85 -100.00
Sutlej Textiles Textiles 0.00 0.01 -100.00
KNR Construct. Construction 0.00 0.41 -100.00
First Winner Readymade Garments/ Apparells 0.00 1.02 -100.00
Bafna Pharma. Pharmaceuticals 0.00 0.08 -100.00
Lotus Eye Care Healthcare 0.00 4.81 -100.00
Premier Energy Realty 0.00 1.54 -100.00
Ceekay Daikin Auto Ancillaries 0.03 50.55 -99.94
Solvay Pharma. Pharmaceuticals 0.01 1.39 -99.28
Kohinoor Foods FMCG 0.06 3.38 -98.22
West Coast Paper Paper 0.02 1.11 -98.20
HSBC InvestDir Finance 0.05 2.04 -97.55
Dwarikesh Sugar Sugar 0.15 3.83 -96.08
Tata Coffee Plantation & Plantation Products 0.05 1.25 -96.00
Kaveri Seed Co. Miscellaneous 0.21 4.97 -95.77
Take Solutions IT - Software 0.40 8.90 -95.51
Nicco Corpn. Cables 0.01 0.21 -95.24
Sybly Inds. Textiles 4.42 69.76 -93.66
Empee Distill. Alcoholic Beverages 0.01 0.14 -92.86
APL Apollo Steel 0.22 2.83 -92.23
Surya Pharma. Pharmaceuticals 0.04 0.50 -92.00
Brandhou.Retail Retail 0.22 2.69 -91.82
Jupiter Bio. Pharmaceuticals 0.04 0.43 -90.70
Guj. Ambuja Exp Edible Oil 0.29 2.95 -90.17
Monsanto India Agro Chemicals 0.05 0.48 -89.58
SPL Inds. Textiles 0.02 0.19 -89.47
Federal-Mogul Go Auto Ancillaries 0.14 0.98 -85.71
St Bk of Mysore Banks 0.01 0.07 -85.71
ABC Bearings Auto Ancillaries 0.23 1.56 -85.26
Pradip Overseas Textiles 1.72 9.75 -82.36
MSK Projects Construction 0.23 1.05 -78.10
Akzo Nobel Paints/Varnish 0.87 3.93 -77.86
Beckons Inds. Media - Print/Television/Radio 1.14 5.09 -77.60
D S Kulkarni Dev Realty 0.51 2.17 -76.50
JCT Textiles 0.11 0.39 -71.79
Prime Property Realty 0.64 2.16 -70.37
Viceroy Hotels Hotels & Restaurants 0.34 1.08 -68.52
Tantia Constr. Infrastructure Developers & Operators 2.06 6.50 -68.31
Fact Enterprise Realty 0.16 0.50 -68.00
Persistent Sys IT - Software 1.57 4.90 -67.96
MRF Tyres 1.96 5.79 -66.15
Future Capital Finance 0.79 2.28 -65.35
Chola. Invest. Finance 0.41 1.14 -64.04
Zandu Realty Realty 0.04 0.11 -63.64
Zenotech Lab. Pharmaceuticals 0.04 0.11 -63.64
United Inter. Textiles 1.61 4.07 -60.44
Indus Fila Textiles 1.65 4.11 -59.85
Zee News Entertainment 2.90 6.86 -57.73
Valecha Eng. Realty 0.81 1.90 -57.37
GTL Infra. Telecomm Equipment & Infra Services 1.91 4.47 -57.27
Omax Autos Auto Ancillaries 0.18 0.42 -57.14
T N Newsprint Paper 4.60 10.35 -55.56
GeeCee Vent. Chemicals 0.18 0.40 -55.00
Munjal Showa Auto Ancillaries 0.06 0.13 -53.85
RTS Power Corpn. Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 1.61 3.39 -52.51
Man Inds. Steel 0.21 0.44 -52.27
Resurgere Mines Mining & Mineral products 5.02 10.51 -52.24
KLG Systel IT - Software 0.88 1.84 -52.17
Camlin Diversified 2.16 4.48 -51.79
Wall Street Fin. Finance 0.52 1.07 -51.40
Koutons Retail Readymade Garments/ Apparells 7.12 14.46 -50.76
Sundaram Clayton Auto Ancillaries 0.03 0.06 -50.00
Lancor Holdings Realty 0.02 0.04 -50.00
Indrapr.Medical Healthcare 0.01 0.02 -50.00
Usher Agro FMCG 0.20 0.40 -50.00
Evinix Indus. Readymade Garments/ Apparells 4.20 8.40 -50.00
Transwar.Fin. Finance 4.96 9.89 -49.85
K P R Mill Ltd Readymade Garments/ Apparells 0.35 0.69 -49.28
Reliance Media. Miscellaneous 1.07 2.09 -48.80
SEL Mfg. Co Textiles 0.17 0.33 -48.48
Paper Products Packaging 1.95 3.78 -48.41
GKW Castings, Forgings & Fastners 0.25 0.48 -47.92
Aban Offshore Crude Oil & Natural Gas 5.01 9.57 -47.65
Bharati Shipyard Ship Building 2.80 5.32 -47.37
Powersoft GSL IT - Software 0.47 0.88 -46.59
Jindal Cotex Ltd Textiles 3.75 6.75 -44.44
KEI Inds. Cables 1.28 2.28 -43.86
Automotive Axles Auto Ancillaries 0.18 0.32 -43.75
Aurionpro Sol. IT - Software 1.95 3.44 -43.31
Dolphin Offshore Oil Drill/Allied 0.23 0.40 -42.50
ARSS Infra Construction 0.79 1.37 -42.34
Nahar Capital Finance 0.56 0.97 -42.27
Lumax Auto Tech. Auto Ancillaries 4.47 7.71 -42.02
Automotive Stamp Auto Ancillaries 6.20 10.53 -41.12
Triton Corp. IT - Software 0.66 1.12 -41.07
Ramsarup Inds. Steel 0.73 1.22 -40.16
Heritage Foods FMCG 9.14 15.23 -39.99
Camson Bio Tech. Miscellaneous 4.99 8.22 -39.29
Amara Raja Batt. Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 2.54 4.17 -39.09
Samtel Color Consumer Durables 0.82 1.32 -37.88
Ferro Alloys Cor Mining & Mineral products 0.36 0.57 -36.84
Shyam Telecom Telecomm Equipment & Infra Services 5.44 8.57 -36.52
Sakthi Sugars Sugar 2.31 3.62 -36.19
GTL Telecomm Equipment & Infra Services 9.98 15.55 -35.82
Areva T&D Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 0.58 0.90 -35.56
Alumeco India Non Ferrous Metals 3.83 5.93 -35.41
Greycells Edu. Entertainment 10.50 16.18 -35.11
Tricom India IT - Software 3.67 5.61 -34.58
Delta Corp Diversified 3.52 5.37 -34.45
Mahindra Forg. Castings, Forgings & Fastners 1.51 2.29 -34.06
Marksans Pharma Pharmaceuticals 0.33 0.50 -34.00
Kohinoor Broad. Entertainment 16.52 25.01 -33.95
Asian Hotels (N) Hotels & Restaurants 0.53 0.80 -33.75
Karuturi Global Miscellaneous 8.76 13.18 -33.54
Intense Tech. IT - Software 2.68 4.03 -33.50
HFCL Infotel Telecomm-Service 0.02 0.03 -33.33
Neyveli Lignite Power Generation & Distribution 0.16 0.24 -33.33
Transchem Pharmaceuticals 0.82 1.23 -33.33
KRBL FMCG 2.95 4.37 -32.49
Aptech Computer Education 9.61 14.08 -31.75
Kajaria Ceramics Ceramic Products 2.16 3.13 -30.99
IOL Chemicals Chemicals 0.09 0.13 -30.77
Uttam Sug.Mills Sugar 0.16 0.23 -30.43
Cinemax India Entertainment 4.85 6.97 -30.42
Genus Power Consumer Durables 1.03 1.48 -30.41
Twinstar Indus. IT - Software 0.07 0.10 -30.00
Polyplex Corpn Packaging 0.17 0.24 -29.17
India Infoline Stock/ Commodity Brokers 12.41 17.45 -28.88
I O B Banks 6.04 8.46 -28.61
Uniphos Enterp. Trading 11.65 16.20 -28.09
P & G Hygiene FMCG 2.43 3.34 -27.25
Sayaji Hotels Hotels & Restaurants 7.97 10.86 -26.61
PVP Ventures Construction 3.34 4.55 -26.59
Everest Kanto Packaging 14.44 19.61 -26.36
MIC Electronics Consumer Durables 6.25 8.48 -26.30
Sonata Software IT - Software 1.47 1.99 -26.13
Ballarpur Inds. Paper 8.40 11.34 -25.93
Shrenuj & Co. Diamond, Gems and Jewellery 0.40 0.54 -25.93
Indiabulls Sec. Finance 10.41 14.03 -25.80
Mukand Steel 3.39 4.56 -25.66
D C Holdings Entertainment 11.47 15.37 -25.37
JK Lakshmi Cem. Cement 5.18 6.94 -25.36
JHS Sven.Lab. FMCG 1.40 1.87 -25.13
Bell Ceramics Ceramic Products 0.03 0.04 -25.00
V-Guard Inds. Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 0.42 0.56 -25.00
Intelvisn.Soft. IT - Software 19.20 25.44 -24.53
Ahluwalia Contr. Realty 2.60 3.44 -24.42
Motil.Oswal.Fin. Finance 1.24 1.64 -24.39
Prakash Inds. Diversified 13.16 17.32 -24.02
Brushman (India) Miscellaneous 3.32 4.36 -23.85
Suzlon Energy Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 10.38 13.56 -23.45
EMCO Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 6.72 8.75 -23.20
Orchid Chemicals Pharmaceuticals 4.99 6.48 -22.99
AP Paper Paper 1.47 1.90 -22.63
Guj Alkalies Chemicals 1.77 2.28 -22.37
PTC India Trading 14.59 18.68 -21.90
Rel.Nat.Resour. Miscellaneous 4.39 5.58 -21.33
Tata Steel Steel 15.50 19.50 -20.51
Cosmo Films Packaging 0.39 0.49 -20.41
Temptation Foods FMCG 2.13 2.67 -20.22
Atlanta Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 0.08 0.10 -20.00
Tanla Solutions IT - Software 16.98 21.19 -19.87
Hanung Toys Miscellaneous 4.62 5.75 -19.65
Engineers India Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 0.78 0.97 -19.59
IL&FS Inv Manage Finance 3.96 4.90 -19.18
Oil India Crude Oil & Natural Gas 1.83 2.26 -19.03
T R I L Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 1.30 1.60 -18.75
MVL Realty 1.72 2.11 -18.48
ISMT Steel 3.71 4.55 -18.46
Idea Cellular Telecomm-Service 6.05 7.40 -18.24
Binani Inds Miscellaneous 2.10 2.56 -17.97
Hyd.Industries Cement - Products 2.61 3.18 -17.92
Sujana Univ. Ind Consumer Durables 0.87 1.06 -17.92
Jubilant Food. Miscellaneous 17.39 21.09 -17.54
Country Club (I) Hotels & Restaurants 9.08 10.99 -17.38
Himatsing. Seide Textiles 3.26 3.93 -17.05
Wipro IT - Software 6.00 7.23 -17.01
Shakti Pumps Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 2.95 3.54 -16.67
Advanta India Miscellaneous 21.55 25.74 -16.28
NHPC Ltd Power Generation & Distribution 1.29 1.54 -16.23
Simbhaoli Sugars Sugar 4.31 5.14 -16.15
Sarda Energy Steel 6.47 7.70 -15.97
Petronet LNG Gas Distribution 8.52 10.11 -15.73
Nirlon Textiles 16.23 19.25 -15.69
Paramount Comm. Cables 3.22 3.81 -15.49
Prime Focus Entertainment 9.49 11.23 -15.49
Taneja Aerospace Miscellaneous 2.59 3.05 -15.08
ABG Shipyard Ship Building 10.84 12.76 -15.05
XL Telecom Telecomm Equipment & Infra Services 10.95 12.89 -15.05
Arshiya Intl. Logistics 18.71 22.02 -15.03
Parekh Aluminex Non Ferrous Metals 12.21 14.33 -14.79
Balaji Distill. Alcoholic Beverages 3.41 4.00 -14.75
Grab.Alok Impex Textiles 3.76 4.40 -14.55
Mangalam Cement Cement 4.73 5.53 -14.47
Essar Oil Refineries 1.79 2.09 -14.35
J D Orgochem Chemicals 0.06 0.07 -14.29
Setco Automotive Auto Ancillaries 3.39 3.95 -14.18
Sanghi Inds. Cement 2.00 2.33 -14.16
Vikas Wsp FMCG 2.01 2.34 -14.10
UB Engg. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 1.36 1.58 -13.92
Tata Global Plantation & Plantation Products 6.93 8.04 -13.81
Religare Enterp. Finance 2.45 2.83 -13.43
Hind.Zinc Non Ferrous Metals 1.94 2.24 -13.39
Neuland Labs. Pharmaceuticals 1.82 2.10 -13.33
3i Infotech IT - Software 8.22 9.48 -13.29
Guj Fluorochem Chemicals 2.71 3.12 -13.14
Sanwaria Agro Edible Oil 0.20 0.23 -13.04
Amtek India Auto Ancillaries 35.59 40.72 -12.60
Morepen Labs. Pharmaceuticals 0.35 0.40 -12.50
Visa Steel Steel 4.77 5.45 -12.48
TV 18 India Entertainment 6.32 7.22 -12.47
Bharat Electron Consumer Durables 4.72 5.33 -11.44
Ajmera Realty Realty 6.13 6.92 -11.42
Orbit Corpn. Realty 18.47 20.84 -11.37
Meghmani Organ. Agro Chemicals 0.94 1.06 -11.32
Pratibha Inds. Realty 8.38 9.45 -11.32
Gati Logistics 2.95 3.32 -11.14
Tata Elxsi IT - Software 0.24 0.27 -11.11
Compuage Info. IT - Hardware 0.16 0.18 -11.11
Indiabulls Fin. Stock/ Commodity Brokers 35.91 40.39 -11.09
Hind.Dorr-Oliver Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 6.69 7.52 -11.04
Himalya Intl. FMCG 18.15 20.36 -10.85
Sharyans Reso. Realty 11.08 12.42 -10.79
Ansal Properties Realty 11.51 12.90 -10.78
Chambal Fert. Fertilizers 6.98 7.82 -10.74
KSL and Indus Textiles 1.25 1.40 -10.71
GIC Housing Fin Finance 5.48 6.13 -10.60
Bhushan Steel Steel 1.86 2.08 -10.58
Sterlite Inds. Non Ferrous Metals 12.78 14.28 -10.50
Unity Infra. Construction 11.70 13.07 -10.48
Omnitech Info. IT - Software 0.60 0.67 -10.45
Gitanjali Gems Diamond, Gems and Jewellery 15.42 17.17 -10.19
HOV Services IT - Software 3.16 3.51 -9.97
Hind.Construct. Construction 25.84 28.68 -9.90
Filatex India Textiles 8.94 9.92 -9.88
Voltas Diversified 8.14 9.03 -9.86
Jai Balaji Inds. Steel 10.44 11.57 -9.77
JSW Steel Steel 28.76 31.86 -9.73
Chowgule Steam Shipping 0.93 1.03 -9.71
Lloyd Electric Consumer Durables 12.86 14.24 -9.69
Educomp Sol. Computer Education 36.89 40.84 -9.67
Vascon Engineers Construction 1.23 1.36 -9.56
Man Infra Construction 2.40 2.65 -9.43
H P C L Refineries 6.54 7.22 -9.42
Indo Count Inds. Textiles 10.89 12.01 -9.33
Raymond Textiles 7.25 7.99 -9.26
Jyoti Structures Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 12.76 14.05 -9.18
Bajaj Electrical Consumer Durables 3.50 3.85 -9.09
PNB Gilts Finance 0.10 0.11 -9.09
Kotak Mah. Bank Banks 25.97 28.56 -9.07
ICSA (India) IT - Software 33.03 36.32 -9.06
Subex IT - Software 10.74 11.80 -8.98
Grasim Inds Diversified 21.29 23.38 -8.94
BF Utilities Power Generation & Distribution 9.39 10.30 -8.83
EIH Hotels & Restaurants 2.19 2.40 -8.75
Ranbaxy Labs. Pharmaceuticals 6.93 7.59 -8.70
Kirloskar Indus. Finance 10.22 11.19 -8.67
Essel Propack Packaging 3.38 3.70 -8.65
Nu Tek India Telecomm Equipment & Infra Services 8.50 9.30 -8.60
JP Associates Construction 23.76 25.99 -8.58
Indbull.RealEst. Realty 59.15 64.70 -8.58
Rain Commodities Cement 9.59 10.48 -8.49
Piramal Health Pharmaceuticals 23.93 26.06 -8.17
Aqua Logistics Logistics 6.65 7.24 -8.15
Central Bank Banks 4.75 5.17 -8.12
Geodesic IT - Software 48.33 52.58 -8.08
Jay Bharat Mar. Auto Ancillaries 3.10 3.37 -8.01
Welspun India Textiles 6.78 7.37 -8.01
Timken India Auto Ancillaries 2.43 2.64 -7.95
B.L.Kashyap Construction 13.58 14.75 -7.93
IVRCL Assets Realty 3.27 3.55 -7.89
Indiaco Ventures Finance 3.20 3.47 -7.78
B P C L Refineries 7.35 7.97 -7.78
Bombay Rayon Textiles 13.24 14.35 -7.74
Bharti Airtel Telecomm-Service 16.65 18.03 -7.65
S C I Shipping 1.96 2.12 -7.55
Bajaj Auto Fin Finance 16.58 17.91 -7.43
Orient Paper Diversified 1.01 1.09 -7.34
Ster. Holid. Res Hotels & Restaurants 14.85 16.00 -7.19
Manaksia Non Ferrous Metals 0.65 0.70 -7.14
Edelweiss Cap. Finance 13.02 14.01 -7.07
Bank of India Banks 14.00 15.06 -7.04
Varun Ship. Co. Shipping 13.73 14.74 -6.85
Donear Inds. Textiles 15.99 17.16 -6.82
Ucal Fuel Sys. Auto Ancillaries 0.69 0.74 -6.76
Hindalco Inds. Non Ferrous Metals 27.01 28.94 -6.67
Firstsour.Solu. IT - Software 6.91 7.40 -6.62
G S F C Fertilizers 6.14 6.57 -6.54
Aurum Soft Finance 29.62 31.68 -6.50
Blue Dart Exp. Logistics 0.72 0.77 -6.49
Pennar Inds. Steel 15.37 16.43 -6.45
Ind-Swift Labs. Pharmaceuticals 3.04 3.24 -6.17
Welspun Corp Steel 16.66 17.71 -5.93
Mercator Lines Shipping 17.32 18.39 -5.82
Aurobindo Pharma Pharmaceuticals 22.49 23.86 -5.74
S P I C Fertilizers 5.47 5.80 -5.69
NESCO Diversified 1.53 1.62 -5.56
Sanghvi Movers Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 9.57 10.13 -5.53
Patel Engg. Construction 14.92 15.79 -5.51
Bayer Crop Sci. Agro Chemicals 3.96 4.19 -5.49
Bank of Maha Banks 1.93 2.04 -5.39
Patni Computer IT - Software 12.29 12.98 -5.32
Arih.Found.Hsg. Realty 12.40 13.07 -5.13
LIC Housing Fin. Finance 32.09 33.82 -5.12
Eicher Motors Automobile 10.96 11.55 -5.11
India Glycols Chemicals 0.93 0.98 -5.10
M T N L Telecomm-Service 5.81 6.12 -5.07
Tribhuvan Hsg. Realty 19.30 20.30 -4.93
Subhkam Capital Finance 4.28 4.50 -4.89
Maruti Suzuki Automobile 20.09 21.12 -4.88
Punj Lloyd Construction 11.92 12.53 -4.87
Kiri Dyes Chem. Chemicals 6.48 6.81 -4.85
Canara Bank Banks 11.05 11.61 -4.82
Nectar Lifesci. Pharmaceuticals 2.18 2.29 -4.80
D B Corp Entertainment 4.76 5.00 -4.80
SPARC Miscellaneous 4.59 4.82 -4.77
Bannari Amm.Sug. Sugar 0.20 0.21 -4.76
Ador Welding Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 0.20 0.21 -4.76
Ind-Swift Pharmaceuticals 1.80 1.89 -4.76
Adhunik Metal Steel 10.90 11.44 -4.72
OnMobile Global Telecomm-Service 19.58 20.55 -4.72
S Kumars Nation Textiles 25.14 26.38 -4.70
Motherson Sumi Auto Ancillaries 8.20 8.60 -4.65
ABG Infra Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 3.92 4.11 -4.62
Power Grid Corpn Power Generation & Distribution 1.46 1.53 -4.58
K S Oils Edible Oil 17.62 18.46 -4.55
Moser Baer (I) IT - Hardware 12.40 12.99 -4.54
Horizon Infrastr Construction 7.19 7.53 -4.52
Max India Packaging 26.04 27.25 -4.44
M R P L Refineries 0.87 0.91 -4.40
Riddhi Siddhi Gl Miscellaneous 4.14 4.33 -4.39
Karur Vysya Bank Banks 21.41 22.39 -4.38
Bajaj Hindusthan Sugar 15.02 15.70 -4.33
Nag. Constructn. Construction 34.40 35.93 -4.26
Indraprastha Gas Gas Distribution 11.00 11.49 -4.26
U B Holdings Trading 23.03 24.04 -4.20
Jet Airways Air Transport Service 6.38 6.66 -4.20
Landmark Prop. Mining & Mineral products 0.23 0.24 -4.17
Zee Entertainmen Entertainment 27.53 28.71 -4.11
Fedders Lloyd Consumer Durables 29.05 30.28 -4.06
Kalindee Rail Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 5.92 6.17 -4.05
United Phosp. Agro Chemicals 33.46 34.87 -4.04
S A I L Steel 4.30 4.48 -4.02
Trent Retail 9.60 10.00 -4.00
GHCL Chemicals 0.24 0.25 -4.00
Indo Asian Fuse. Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 5.59 5.82 -3.95
IVRCL Infra. Infrastructure Developers & Operators 55.19 57.44 -3.92
Cipla Pharmaceuticals 16.17 16.81 -3.81
Honeywell Auto Consumer Durables 0.26 0.27 -3.70
K E C Intl. Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 5.20 5.40 -3.70
Action Const.Eq. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 5.05 5.24 -3.63
3M India Trading 5.14 5.33 -3.56
Lakshmi Energy FMCG 25.09 26.00 -3.50
Godrej Propert. Realty 5.58 5.78 -3.46
Nag. Agrichem Agro Chemicals 0.84 0.87 -3.45
Aegis Logistics Trading 2.26 2.34 -3.42
Amtek Auto Auto Ancillaries 35.35 36.60 -3.42
JSW Holdings Finance 19.10 19.77 -3.39
Sun Pharma.Inds. Pharmaceuticals 19.54 20.22 -3.36
JMC Projects Realty 7.33 7.58 -3.30
Adani Enterp. Trading 11.92 12.32 -3.25
EID Parry Sugar 5.68 5.87 -3.24
Kirl. Brothers Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 1.20 1.24 -3.23
Visesh Infotec. IT - Software 0.30 0.31 -3.23
Cera Sanitary. Ceramic Products 2.40 2.48 -3.23
Dishman Pharma. Pharmaceuticals 8.71 9.00 -3.22
Jindal Steel Steel 22.71 23.46 -3.20
Gammon India Infrastructure Developers & Operators 21.52 22.23 -3.19
UTV Software Entertainment 7.04 7.27 -3.16
Biocon Pharmaceuticals 3.77 3.89 -3.08
Maars Soft.Intl. IT - Software 8.58 8.85 -3.05
I O C L Refineries 0.66 0.68 -2.94
Indian Bank Banks 12.40 12.77 -2.90
Parsvnath Devl. Construction 4.69 4.83 -2.90
Punjab Chemicals Chemicals 0.68 0.70 -2.86
Sical Logistics Logistics 10.91 11.23 -2.85
Corporation Bank Banks 4.11 4.23 -2.84
Century Enka Textiles 1.03 1.06 -2.83
Zicom Electron. Consumer Durables 5.74 5.90 -2.71
JK Tyre & Indust Tyres 9.42 9.68 -2.69
Havells India Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 17.72 18.21 -2.69
Halonix Auto Ancillaries 3.48 3.57 -2.52
Puravankar.Proj. Realty 6.23 6.39 -2.50
St Bk of Bikaner Banks 2.79 2.86 -2.45
Mount Everest FMCG 5.06 5.18 -2.32
Pantaloon DVR Retail 10.23 10.47 -2.29
Pfizer Pharmaceuticals 1.29 1.32 -2.27
TCS IT - Software 12.15 12.43 -2.25
Infinite Comp IT - Software 15.62 15.98 -2.25
Reliance Inds. Refineries 17.20 17.59 -2.22
Sterling Biotech Chemicals 3.08 3.15 -2.22
Infomedia 18 Media - Print/Television/Radio 8.96 9.16 -2.18
CESC Power Generation & Distribution 18.20 18.60 -2.15
PSL Steel 11.59 11.84 -2.11
Ruchi Soya Inds. Edible Oil 16.35 16.70 -2.10
Power Fin.Corpn. Finance 3.77 3.85 -2.08
IBN18 Broadcast Entertainment 9.44 9.64 -2.07
Tata Power Co. Power Generation & Distribution 17.55 17.92 -2.06
Spanco Ltd IT - Software 10.75 10.97 -2.01
Peninsula Land Realty 20.24 20.65 -1.99
B H E L Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 14.91 15.21 -1.97
Shree Ram Urban Textiles 7.63 7.77 -1.80
Jagran Prakashan Entertainment 8.49 8.64 -1.74
Kaashyap Tech. IT - Software 24.23 24.65 -1.70
Syndicate Bank Banks 4.07 4.14 -1.69
Vivimed Labs. Chemicals 4.66 4.74 -1.69
TRF Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 1.17 1.19 -1.68
Rolta India IT - Software 32.25 32.80 -1.68
First Leasing Finance 2.94 2.99 -1.67
Bartronics India IT - Software 5.94 6.04 -1.66
Rico Auto Inds Auto Ancillaries 5.47 5.56 -1.62
Dredging Corpn. Miscellaneous 3.07 3.12 -1.60
M & M Automobile 23.03 23.40 -1.58
Kunststoffe Inds Plastic products 1.26 1.28 -1.56
Deepak Fert. Fertilizers 8.91 9.05 -1.55
DCW Petrochemicals 12.87 13.07 -1.53
GRUH Finance Finance 10.53 10.69 -1.50
Kolte Patil Dev. Realty 3.43 3.48 -1.44
Infosys Tech. IT - Software 35.84 36.36 -1.43
Dynamatic Tech. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 21.53 21.84 -1.42
Pochiraju Inds. Miscellaneous 8.65 8.77 -1.37
Blue Star Consumer Durables 5.85 5.93 -1.35
Bosch Auto Ancillaries 5.11 5.18 -1.35
Vakrangee Soft. IT - Software 12.05 12.21 -1.31
GMR Inds. Sugar 8.64 8.75 -1.26
Mastek IT - Software 31.66 32.05 -1.22
India Cements Cement 27.37 27.70 -1.19
Texmaco Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 4.27 4.32 -1.16
Asahi Infrastr. Construction 6.32 6.39 -1.10
Greenply Inds. Miscellaneous 7.41 7.49 -1.07
Reliance Media Entertainment 2.88 2.91 -1.03
Venus Remedies Pharmaceuticals 16.42 16.59 -1.02
Mindtree IT - Software 15.63 15.79 -1.01
Ruchi Infrastr. Edible Oil 12.94 13.07 -0.99
ORG Informatics IT - Hardware 5.04 5.09 -0.98
K Sera Sera Entertainment 9.40 9.49 -0.95
Volt.Transform. Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 23.70 23.91 -0.88
Prajay Engg. Realty 30.20 30.46 -0.85
Elpro Intl. Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 23.94 24.13 -0.79
DCM Shriram Con. Diversified 1.26 1.27 -0.79
Assam Company Plantation & Plantation Products 21.15 21.31 -0.75
H T Media Entertainment 12.04 12.13 -0.74
CRISIL Miscellaneous 9.09 9.15 -0.66
Radico Khaitan Alcoholic Beverages 27.56 27.74 -0.65
Logix Microsys. IT - Software 30.73 30.93 -0.65
Time Technoplast Plastic products 12.05 12.12 -0.58
GVK Power Infra. Power Generation & Distribution 28.20 28.36 -0.56
Aftek IT - Software 7.78 7.82 -0.51
Panasonic Energy Dry cells 3.99 4.01 -0.50
Denso India Auto Ancillaries 6.97 7.00 -0.43
Gemini Comm. Telecomm Equipment & Infra Services 7.07 7.10 -0.42
Ahmednagar Forg. Castings, Forgings & Fastners 19.71 19.79 -0.40
Gammon Infra. Infrastructure Developers & Operators 7.85 7.88 -0.38
Indiabulls Power Power Generation & Distribution 11.17 11.21 -0.36
Navneet Publicat Media - Print/Television/Radio 2.95 2.96 -0.34
A B B Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 10.05 10.08 -0.30
Mahindra Holiday Hotels & Restaurants 3.58 3.59 -0.28
Megasoft IT - Software 14.67 14.71 -0.27
Simplex Infra Construction 11.77 11.80 -0.25
Lyka Labs Pharmaceuticals 4.52 4.53 -0.22
Pioneer Invest Finance 4.66 4.67 -0.21
Ganesh Housing Construction 19.20 19.24 -0.21
Mah. Scooters Automobile 5.12 5.13 -0.19
Merck Pharmaceuticals 5.58 5.59 -0.18
Rossell Tea Plantation & Plantation Products 13.95 13.97 -0.14
Britannia Inds. FMCG 8.58 8.59 -0.12
Hinduja Ventures Diversified 8.84 8.85 -0.11
Punjab Natl.Bank Banks 19.08 19.10 -0.10
GE Shipping Co Shipping 12.59 12.60 -0.08
Jai Corp Steel 12.64 12.65 -0.08



2 Following are the companies where FII holding has risen in the June 2010 quarter over the March 2010 quarter


Company Name Sector FII % - 30/06/2010 FII % - 31/03/2010 Var(%)
Vadilal Inds. FMCG 6.98 0.03 23166.67
Surana Telecom Cables 1.69 0.01 16800.00
Glodyne Techno. IT - Software 9.96 0.07 14128.57
C & C Constrn. Construction 6.58 0.09 7211.11
Grindwell Norton Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 0.58 0.01 5700.00
Majestic Auto Automobile 1.04 0.02 5100.00
Hind.Motors Automobile 5.01 0.11 4454.55
Elantas Beck Chemicals 1.32 0.04 3200.00
Fulford (India) Pharmaceuticals 1.18 0.04 2850.00
Himadri Chemical Mining & Mineral products 0.25 0.01 2400.00
Tinplate Co. Non Ferrous Metals 0.22 0.01 2100.00
Nissan Copper Non Ferrous Metals 0.51 0.03 1600.00
Archies Media - Print/Television/Radio 0.17 0.01 1600.00
Swaraj Engines Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 0.65 0.04 1525.00
Aarti Drugs Pharmaceuticals 0.14 0.01 1300.00
Supreme Inds. Plastic products 3.90 0.30 1200.00
GSS America IT - Software 4.69 0.48 877.08
Aditya Bir.Chem. Chemicals 3.80 0.39 874.36
Nilkamal Ltd Plastic products 0.07 0.01 600.00
Everest Inds. Cement - Products 2.39 0.35 582.86
Surana Inds. Steel 0.88 0.14 528.57
Spice Mobility Telecom-Handsets/Mobile 4.88 0.82 495.12
Piraml.LifeSci. Pharmaceuticals 0.65 0.12 441.67
Excel Crop Care Agro Chemicals 6.96 1.34 419.40
House of Pearl Readymade Garments/ Apparells 0.10 0.02 400.00
India Securities Finance 4.11 0.86 377.91
Sabero Organics Agro Chemicals 0.71 0.15 373.33
Venky's (India) Miscellaneous 1.69 0.36 369.44
Zensar Tech. IT - Software 4.20 0.91 361.54
Ratnamani Metals Steel 5.36 1.36 294.12
BASF India Chemicals 0.46 0.12 283.33
Bank of Rajasth. Banks 8.95 2.34 282.48
SPML Infra Realty 1.45 0.39 271.79
Kavveri Telecom Telecomm Equipment & Infra Services 5.05 1.36 271.32
Empee Sugars Sugar 1.32 0.36 266.67
ESI Textiles 0.14 0.04 250.00
KSB Pumps Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 0.68 0.20 240.00
R Systems Intl. IT - Software 1.15 0.34 238.24
Teledata Tech IT - Software 3.29 1.02 222.55
Fres.Kabi Onco. Pharmaceuticals 0.09 0.03 200.00
Kale Consultants IT - Software 1.67 0.56 198.21
Smartlink Netwr. IT - Hardware 0.98 0.33 196.97
Kalpataru Power Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 14.85 5.08 192.32
NMDC Mining & Mineral products 0.42 0.15 180.00
LML Automobile 0.24 0.09 166.67
Micro Techno. IT - Software 3.86 1.45 166.21
Phillips Carbon Chemicals 14.07 5.83 141.34
Jindal Photo Miscellaneous 0.09 0.04 125.00
Granules India Pharmaceuticals 1.27 0.57 122.81
Uflex Packaging 1.08 0.49 120.41
Ashiana Housing Realty 0.45 0.21 114.29
Greaves Cotton Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 4.38 2.08 110.58
Manap.Gen.Fin. Finance 22.37 10.65 110.05
AGC Networks Telecomm Equipment & Infra Services 0.33 0.16 106.25
Tech Mahindra IT - Software 1.23 0.61 101.64
Subros Auto Ancillaries 0.02 0.01 100.00
Kamat Hotels Hotels & Restaurants 3.84 1.95 96.92
Renaissance Jew. Diamond, Gems and Jewellery 1.75 0.89 96.63
Shivam Autotech Auto Ancillaries 0.97 0.50 94.00
IT People IT - Software 4.50 2.34 92.31
Rajesh Exports Diamond, Gems and Jewellery 8.47 4.45 90.34
Magma Fincorp Finance 38.75 20.61 88.02
Torrent Pharma. Pharmaceuticals 3.10 1.65 87.88
TIL Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 0.65 0.35 85.71
WABCO-TVS India Auto Ancillaries 0.69 0.38 81.58
Shri Lakshmi Textiles 1.84 1.02 80.39
Dev.Credit Bank Banks 4.88 2.71 80.07
Kennametal India Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 0.09 0.05 80.00
United Bank (I) Banks 2.08 1.16 79.31
T N Petro Prod. FMCG 3.45 1.94 77.84
OCL India Cement 0.72 0.41 75.61
Nahar Spinning Textiles 0.62 0.36 72.22
Bajaj Finserv Finance 8.58 5.01 71.26
IL&FS Transport Infrastructure Developers & Operators 5.11 2.99 70.90
Balmer Lawrie Diversified 1.70 1.03 65.05
Jyothy Lab. FMCG 6.85 4.17 64.27
DQ Entertain. Entertainment 3.80 2.34 62.39
UCO Bank Banks 4.25 2.65 60.38
BGR Energy Sys. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 2.94 1.84 59.78
Globus Spirits Alcoholic Beverages 5.14 3.25 58.15
Tube Investments Miscellaneous 5.83 3.75 55.47
BPL Consumer Durables 0.20 0.13 53.85
JP Power Ven. Power Generation & Distribution 1.04 0.68 52.94
GMR Infra. Infrastructure Developers & Operators 13.65 8.94 52.68
Datamatics Glob. IT - Software 0.15 0.10 50.00
Goodyear India Tyres 0.12 0.08 50.00
Rallis India Agro Chemicals 2.42 1.62 49.38
Sunil Hitech Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 2.17 1.48 46.62
Vyapar Inds. Miscellaneous 6.33 4.34 45.85
Fortis Health. Healthcare 5.20 3.57 45.66
Marg Construction 19.43 13.40 45.00
VST Till. Tract. Automobile 2.29 1.58 44.94
Texmo Pipes Plastic products 0.13 0.09 44.44
Lok Housing Realty 0.13 0.09 44.44
Dewan Housing Finance 33.20 23.02 44.22
Four Soft IT - Software 0.62 0.43 44.19
Apar Inds. Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 2.66 1.86 43.01
SpiceJet Air Transport Service 15.46 10.82 42.88
Talbros Auto. Auto Ancillaries 9.75 6.84 42.54
Vishal Retail Retail 0.27 0.19 42.11
Natco Pharma Pharmaceuticals 5.74 4.05 41.73
Astral Poly Plastic products 1.64 1.18 38.98
Ingersoll-Rand Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 0.18 0.13 38.46
Forbes & Co Diversified 8.18 5.95 37.48
KGN Industries Finance 0.59 0.43 37.21
MBL Infrast Construction 4.83 3.55 36.06
Walchan. Inds. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 0.53 0.39 35.90
Dalmia Cement Cement 6.08 4.48 35.71
Ipca Labs. Pharmaceuticals 6.48 4.78 35.56
Maytas Infra Infrastructure Developers & Operators 4.90 3.62 35.36
Bharat Bijlee Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 0.62 0.46 34.78
Jayaswal Neco Castings, Forgings & Fastners 0.66 0.49 34.69
Prism Cement Cement 5.96 4.43 34.54
Garware-Wall Rop Textiles 6.15 4.58 34.28
Jamna Auto Inds. Auto Ancillaries 1.10 0.82 34.15
Asian Star Co. Diamond, Gems and Jewellery 0.04 0.03 33.33
N R Agarwal Inds Paper 0.04 0.03 33.33
Graphite India Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 8.89 6.69 32.88
SREI Infra. Fin. Finance 25.32 19.09 32.63
Balasore Alloys Mining & Mineral products 9.15 6.90 32.61
Asahi India Glas Glass & Glass Products 0.29 0.22 31.82
TTK Prestige Consumer Durables 5.96 4.54 31.28
Tata Motors-DVR Automobile 26.71 20.52 30.17
TVS Motor Co. Automobile 7.13 5.48 30.11
Pricol Auto Ancillaries 0.13 0.10 30.00
Selan Expl. Tech Crude Oil & Natural Gas 3.73 2.89 29.07
Alstom Projects Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 2.32 1.80 28.89
Rel. Indl. Infra Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 1.33 1.04 27.88
Elecon Engg.Co Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 1.33 1.04 27.88
Clariant Chemica Chemicals 0.74 0.58 27.59
Everonn Educat. Computer Education 27.97 22.07 26.73
Maxwell Inds. Textiles 0.43 0.34 26.47
Ess Dee Alumin. Non Ferrous Metals 15.46 12.25 26.20
Sh.Ashtavinayak Entertainment 2.19 1.74 25.86
Tata Motors Automobile 22.38 17.83 25.52
Bhagwati Banq. Hotels & Restaurants 0.15 0.12 25.00
Provogue (India) Retail 17.31 13.85 24.98
Vijaya Bank Banks 4.59 3.69 24.39
Jay Shree Tea Plantation & Plantation Products 3.25 2.62 24.05
Era Infra Engg. Construction 3.77 3.04 24.01
Heidelberg Cem. Cement 5.39 4.36 23.62
Infotech Enterp. IT - Software 23.64 19.15 23.45
Gayatri Projects Construction 6.07 4.92 23.37
IFB Inds. Consumer Durables 3.66 2.98 22.82
Indoco Remedies Pharmaceuticals 3.64 2.97 22.56
OCL Iron & Steel Steel 2.02 1.65 22.42
Cals Refineries Trading 7.33 6.00 22.17
Polaris Soft. IT - Software 13.38 10.96 22.08
Noida Tollbridg. Infrastructure Developers & Operators 10.70 8.77 22.01
I M P A L Auto Ancillaries 2.01 1.65 21.82
Rane Holdings Auto Ancillaries 1.26 1.04 21.15
Torrent Power Power Generation & Distribution 1.98 1.64 20.73
Finolex Inds. Petrochemicals 2.33 1.93 20.73
Deep Industries Gas Distribution 0.70 0.58 20.69
IFCI Finance 15.67 13.02 20.35
SRF Textiles 5.53 4.62 19.70
Gulf Oil Corpn. Chemicals 0.43 0.36 19.44
Sh.Renuka Sugar Sugar 25.92 21.72 19.34
Thinksoft Global IT - Software 3.89 3.26 19.33
Bajaj Holdings Finance 9.74 8.17 19.22
South.Bio Tech. Miscellaneous 13.79 11.58 19.08
Great Offshore Shipping 8.18 6.89 18.72
Dhanalaksh.Bank Banks 29.52 24.87 18.70
ABL Bio-Tech. Pharmaceuticals 10.58 8.95 18.21
Novartis India Pharmaceuticals 0.26 0.22 18.18
Tilaknagar Inds. Alcoholic Beverages 8.82 7.50 17.60
Sterlite Tech. Cables 5.55 4.72 17.58
Hitachi Home Consumer Durables 0.87 0.74 17.57
Bharat Forge Castings, Forgings & Fastners 14.19 12.08 17.47
Wyeth Pharmaceuticals 3.51 2.99 17.39
Videocon Inds. Consumer Durables 4.27 3.64 17.31
Dena Bank Banks 17.90 15.27 17.22
Eveready Inds. Dry cells 13.45 11.50 16.96
Jubilant Organ. Petrochemicals 15.70 13.45 16.73
Tata Metaliks Steel 0.21 0.18 16.67
Netwrk.18 Media Finance 13.80 11.87 16.26
Diamond Power Cables 7.69 6.63 15.99
Shoppers' Stop Retail 5.66 4.89 15.75
Cadila Health. Pharmaceuticals 4.44 3.84 15.63
KF Airlines Air Transport Service 5.12 4.43 15.58
Kalyani Steels Steel 0.30 0.26 15.38
H F C L Telecomm Equipment & Infra Services 1.66 1.44 15.28
Zuari Inds. Fertilizers 6.34 5.52 14.86
Kesoram Inds. Diversified 2.09 1.82 14.84
CMC IT - Hardware 17.17 14.97 14.70
Arvind Ltd Textiles 2.51 2.19 14.61
Gokul Refoils Edible Oil 10.96 9.57 14.52
Titagarh Wagons Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 11.59 10.13 14.41
Unichem Labs. Pharmaceuticals 2.92 2.56 14.06
City Union Bank Banks 13.74 12.06 13.93
Allcargo Global Logistics 9.43 8.29 13.75
Uttam Galva Steel 12.36 10.87 13.71
St Bk of India Banks 11.47 10.11 13.45
Suven Life Scie. Pharmaceuticals 0.34 0.30 13.33
J Kumar Infra Realty 3.83 3.38 13.31
JBF Inds. Textiles 1.30 1.15 13.04
Core Projects IT - Software 17.63 15.60 13.01
Bihar Sponge Steel 1.87 1.66 12.65
Apollo Tyres Tyres 28.68 25.47 12.60
Bilcare Packaging 5.16 4.60 12.17
Nag. Fert & Chem Fertilizers 3.88 3.46 12.14
Vardhman Textile Textiles 1.11 0.99 12.12
Ispat Inds. Steel 2.52 2.25 12.00
DCM Shriram Inds Sugar 0.86 0.77 11.69
LKP Finance Finance 3.92 3.51 11.68
Hind. Unilever FMCG 16.17 14.48 11.67
Nava Bharat Vent Diversified 17.65 15.85 11.36
ICRA Miscellaneous 5.73 5.15 11.26
Crompton Greaves Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 17.48 15.74 11.05
Ramkrishna Forg. Castings, Forgings & Fastners 1.54 1.39 10.79
NIIT Computer Education 27.87 25.18 10.68
Sintex Inds. Diversified 28.54 25.86 10.36
ING Vysya Bank Banks 21.45 19.44 10.34
Visaka Inds. Cement - Products 3.44 3.12 10.26
Mahindra Life. Construction 21.94 19.92 10.14
Kansai Nerolac Paints/Varnish 5.02 4.56 10.09
Hawkins Cookers Consumer Durables 1.02 0.93 9.68
South Ind.Bank Banks 40.28 36.75 9.61
Andhra Bank Banks 14.11 12.88 9.55
Axis Bank Banks 36.27 33.13 9.48
Carborundum Uni. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 11.21 10.26 9.26
Mudra Lifestyle Textiles 1.67 1.53 9.15
Balmer Law. Inv. Finance 0.24 0.22 9.09
MphasiS IT - Software 18.30 16.78 9.06
Fag Bearings Auto Ancillaries 14.18 13.01 8.99
Satyam Computer IT - Software 9.86 9.05 8.95
eClerx Services IT - Software 15.42 14.16 8.90
JM Financial Finance 10.09 9.27 8.85
Godawari Power Steel 7.43 6.83 8.78
Lak. Vilas Bank Banks 2.99 2.75 8.73
Shriram Trans. Finance 35.44 32.60 8.71
Rural Elec.Corp. Finance 19.33 17.83 8.41
Pipavav Shipyard Ship Building 7.39 6.82 8.36
J K Cements Cement 12.68 11.72 8.19
Ashok Leyland Automobile 13.62 12.61 8.01
Balrampur Chini Sugar 19.15 17.75 7.89
Sundram Fasten. Castings, Forgings & Fastners 0.41 0.38 7.89
Nucleus Soft. IT - Software 8.50 7.88 7.87
Castrol India Chemicals 5.81 5.39 7.79
Oracle Fin.Serv. IT - Software 1.67 1.55 7.74
Tata Comm Telecomm-Service 0.98 0.91 7.69
Electrost.Cast. Castings, Forgings & Fastners 4.94 4.59 7.63
Coromandel Inter Fertilizers 3.82 3.55 7.61
NIIT Tech. IT - Software 19.53 18.18 7.43
Binani Cement Cement 2.75 2.56 7.42
PVR Entertainment 10.87 10.12 7.41
Lupin Pharmaceuticals 18.60 17.32 7.39
Shriram EPC Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 6.41 5.97 7.37
Agro Tech Foods. Edible Oil 3.64 3.39 7.37
Finolex Cables Cables 2.20 2.05 7.32
Exide Inds. Auto Ancillaries 14.01 13.06 7.27
Bombay Swadeshi Trading 8.68 8.10 7.16
Tata Tele. Mah. Telecomm-Service 1.05 0.98 7.14
Bombay Dyeing Diversified 5.29 4.94 7.09
CEAT Tyres 4.09 3.82 7.07
J B Chem & Pharm Pharmaceuticals 1.22 1.14 7.02
Cummins India Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 11.59 10.84 6.92
Natl. Aluminium Non Ferrous Metals 4.38 4.10 6.83
HCL Technologies IT - Software 21.27 19.94 6.67
Allahabad Bank Banks 13.89 13.03 6.60
Emami FMCG 13.76 12.91 6.58
EIH Assoc.Hotels Hotels & Restaurants 5.97 5.61 6.42
GlaxoSmith C H L FMCG 10.24 9.63 6.33
W S Inds. Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 9.50 8.94 6.26
Zodiac Cloth. Co Readymade Garments/ Apparells 17.59 16.56 6.22
C C C L Construction 7.43 7.00 6.14
Triven.Engg.Ind. Sugar 16.04 15.13 6.01
SKF India Auto Ancillaries 12.77 12.05 5.98
Union Bank (I) Banks 18.45 17.42 5.91
Geekay Finance Finance 3.10 2.93 5.80
Allied Digital IT - Software 26.05 24.63 5.77
CCL Products Plantation & Plantation Products 6.13 5.80 5.69
Mundra Port Infrastructure Developers & Operators 9.68 9.17 5.56
GEI Industrial Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 8.02 7.60 5.53
Oriental Bank Banks 15.81 14.99 5.47
Birla Corpn. Cement 7.62 7.23 5.39
Networth Stock Finance 21.40 20.35 5.16
Info Edg.(India) Miscellaneous 26.17 24.89 5.14
Indowind Energy Power Generation & Distribution 2.71 2.58 5.04
Century Textiles Diversified 7.81 7.44 4.97
Sobha Developer. Realty 24.34 23.19 4.96
ETC Networks Miscellaneous 5.61 5.35 4.86
Aventis Pharma Pharmaceuticals 9.06 8.64 4.86
Escorts Automobile 22.89 21.83 4.86
McNally Bharat Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 18.54 17.70 4.75
C P C L Refineries 5.08 4.85 4.74
Reliance Infra. Power Generation & Distribution 14.97 14.30 4.69
Dhampur Sugar Sugar 4.92 4.70 4.68
AIA Engg. Miscellaneous 18.66 17.84 4.60
JSW Energy Power Generation & Distribution 5.06 4.84 4.55
GAIL (India) Gas Distribution 12.41 11.87 4.55
M & M Financial Finance 27.96 26.76 4.48
Dr Reddy's Labs Pharmaceuticals 28.48 27.27 4.44
HSIL Sanitaryware 0.47 0.45 4.44
Redington India IT - Hardware 19.12 18.32 4.37
Elgi Equipment Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 2.87 2.75 4.36
Sun TV Network Entertainment 8.39 8.04 4.35
Karnataka Bank Banks 27.64 26.49 4.34
Bajaj Auto Automobile 18.58 17.81 4.32
Sunteck Realty Realty 5.56 5.33 4.32
Ambuja Cem. Cement 25.18 24.14 4.31
Godrej Inds. Chemicals 2.24 2.15 4.19
Gillette India FMCG 0.75 0.72 4.17
Rel. Comm. Telecomm-Service 8.01 7.69 4.16
Ackruti City Realty 5.02 4.82 4.15
Container Corpn. Logistics 24.33 23.37 4.11
Bank of Baroda Banks 17.21 16.53 4.11
Opto Circuits Consumer Durables 35.99 34.59 4.05
Hero Honda Motor Automobile 31.16 29.96 4.01
Bata India Leather 11.01 10.59 3.97
United Breweries Alcoholic Beverages 13.39 12.88 3.96
Foods & Inns FMCG 1.58 1.52 3.95
Andhra Petrochem Chemicals 0.27 0.26 3.85
Larsen & Toubro Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 14.99 14.44 3.81
Adani Power Power Generation & Distribution 8.46 8.15 3.80
Alembic Pharmaceuticals 8.20 7.90 3.80
Asian Oilfield Crude Oil & Natural Gas 5.22 5.03 3.78
Genesys Intl. IT - Software 9.13 8.80 3.75
Sundaram Finance Finance 1.66 1.60 3.75
SEAMEC Ltd Shipping 1.40 1.35 3.70
Shree Cement Cement 5.05 4.87 3.70
Divi's Lab. Pharmaceuticals 16.05 15.48 3.68
Northgate Tech. IT - Software 5.42 5.23 3.63
Hotel Leela Ven. Hotels & Restaurants 2.57 2.48 3.63
Panacea Biotec Pharmaceuticals 13.13 12.68 3.55
Cairn India Crude Oil & Natural Gas 10.59 10.23 3.52
Dabur India FMCG 14.80 14.30 3.50
Ankit Met.Power Steel 8.79 8.50 3.41
Madras Cement Cement 8.24 7.97 3.39
Bajaj Steel Inds Packaging 0.92 0.89 3.37
Wockhardt Pharmaceuticals 1.86 1.80 3.33
Balaji Telefilms Entertainment 0.94 0.91 3.30
HDFC Bank Banks 27.45 26.59 3.23
Savita Oil Tech Petrochemicals 2.26 2.19 3.20
Strides Arcolab Pharmaceuticals 8.75 8.48 3.18
Colgate-Palm. FMCG 16.03 15.54 3.15
Panyam Cement Steel 17.98 17.44 3.10
Federal Bank Banks 36.13 35.05 3.08
REI Agro FMCG 24.36 23.64 3.05
Lak. Mach. Works Textiles 0.34 0.33 3.03
Guj NRE Coke Mining & Mineral products 27.69 26.88 3.01
IDBI Bank Banks 6.95 6.75 2.96
Glenmark Pharma. Pharmaceuticals 27.63 26.84 2.94
Vindhya Telelink Cables 9.65 9.38 2.88
Hathway Cable Entertainment 4.38 4.26 2.82
Shasun Pharma. Pharmaceuticals 3.32 3.23 2.79
Lanco Infratech Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 19.64 19.11 2.77
Jain Irrigation Plastic products 51.74 50.35 2.76
IndusInd Bank Banks 28.58 27.82 2.73
Sasken Comm.Tec. IT - Software 10.27 10.00 2.70
Minda Inds. Auto Ancillaries 0.76 0.74 2.70
NOCIL Chemicals 1.14 1.11 2.70
FDC Pharmaceuticals 1.91 1.86 2.69
Nitin Fire Prot. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 6.21 6.05 2.64
Godfrey Phillips Tobacco Products 11.53 11.24 2.58
HBL Power System Dry cells 9.96 9.71 2.57
Aro Granite Inds Miscellaneous 0.81 0.79 2.53
Zylog Systems IT - Software 6.11 5.96 2.52
Guj Gas Company Gas Distribution 15.05 14.68 2.52
HEG Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 2.92 2.85 2.46
Marico FMCG 22.91 22.37 2.41
Usha Mart. Edu. IT - Software 4.72 4.61 2.39
Omaxe Realty 0.43 0.42 2.38
Sesa Goa Mining & Mineral products 27.17 26.56 2.30
Zydus Wellness FMCG 0.45 0.44 2.27
Glaxosmit Pharma Pharmaceuticals 15.33 14.99 2.27
Godrej Consumer FMCG 18.91 18.50 2.22
Pidilite Inds. Chemicals 9.32 9.12 2.19
Tata Sponge Iron Steel 6.55 6.41 2.18
Reliance Power Power Generation & Distribution 3.76 3.68 2.17
Inox Leisure Entertainment 1.43 1.40 2.14
United Spirits Alcoholic Beverages 47.28 46.29 2.14
Geojit BNP Stock/ Commodity Brokers 2.39 2.34 2.14
Nestle India FMCG 10.57 10.35 2.13
Sadbhav Engg. Construction 23.85 23.36 2.10
J & K Bank Banks 29.95 29.34 2.08
HCL Infosystems IT - Hardware 33.25 32.58 2.06
Shri.City Union. Finance 14.78 14.49 2.00
Berger Paints Paints/Varnish 6.16 6.04 1.99
DLF Realty 15.05 14.77 1.90
Aditya Bir. Nuv. Textiles 17.41 17.09 1.87
Alok Inds. Textiles 4.92 4.83 1.86
ICICI Bank Banks 37.70 37.02 1.84
Coral Hub IT - Software 10.19 10.01 1.80
Anant Raj Inds. Realty 28.45 27.95 1.79
Bhagyanagar Ind Cables 0.58 0.57 1.75
IRB Infra.Devl. Infrastructure Developers & Operators 15.19 14.93 1.74
Brigade Enterpr. Realty 4.69 4.61 1.74
Ankur Drugs Pharmaceuticals 14.13 13.89 1.73
Kewal Kir.Cloth. Readymade Garments/ Apparells 10.83 10.65 1.69
ACC Cement 12.77 12.56 1.67
Indian Hotels Hotels & Restaurants 14.17 13.94 1.65
Plethico Pharma. Pharmaceuticals 4.33 4.26 1.64
Nirma FMCG 0.63 0.62 1.61
Mcleod Russel Plantation & Plantation Products 28.01 27.57 1.60
Shiv-Vani OilGas Crude Oil & Natural Gas 5.70 5.61 1.60
Mah. Seamless Steel 13.55 13.34 1.57
Titan Inds. Consumer Durables 11.00 10.83 1.57
Emk.Global Fin. Stock/ Commodity Brokers 5.23 5.15 1.55
Elder Pharma Pharmaceuticals 16.62 16.38 1.47
O N G C Crude Oil & Natural Gas 4.23 4.17 1.44
Ent.Network Entertainment 9.91 9.77 1.43
S B T Banks 2.83 2.79 1.43
G N F C Fertilizers 5.10 5.03 1.39
Yes Bank Banks 43.35 42.77 1.36
Tata Chemicals Fertilizers 12.80 12.63 1.35
Tulip Telecom Telecomm-Service 25.01 24.69 1.30
Hind.Oil Explor. Crude Oil & Natural Gas 4.02 3.97 1.26
Dish TV Entertainment 5.67 5.60 1.25
Guj Inds. Power Power Generation & Distribution 2.43 2.40 1.25
Transport Corp. Logistics 6.58 6.50 1.23
Reliance Capital Finance 20.70 20.47 1.12
Siemens Consumer Durables 3.63 3.59 1.11
Monnet Ispat Steel 32.09 31.74 1.10
Balkrishna Inds Tyres 15.67 15.50 1.10
MIRC Electronics Consumer Durables 4.67 4.62 1.08
Unitech Realty 32.61 32.28 1.02
Thermax Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 8.96 8.87 1.01
G M D C Mining & Mineral products 2.03 2.01 1.00
Fortune Fin.Ser. Finance 4.15 4.11 0.97
Gateway Distr. Logistics 24.66 24.44 0.90
REI Six Ten Miscellaneous 16.12 15.98 0.88
Cox & Kings Miscellaneous 22.15 21.96 0.87
H D I L Realty 28.18 27.94 0.86
Hinduja Global IT - Software 16.57 16.43 0.85
Apollo Hospitals Healthcare 24.13 23.93 0.84
BAG Films Entertainment 4.84 4.80 0.83
Wire & Wireless Entertainment 3.69 3.66 0.82
Madhucon Proj. Construction 12.88 12.78 0.78
Asian Paints Paints/Varnish 15.49 15.38 0.72
L G Balakrishnan Auto Ancillaries 7.11 7.06 0.71
Fame India Entertainment 1.63 1.62 0.62
Prit Nandy Comm. Entertainment 21.22 21.09 0.62
ITC Tobacco Products 13.48 13.40 0.60
Page Industries Readymade Garments/ Apparells 13.07 13.00 0.54
Crest Animation Entertainment 1.86 1.85 0.54
KPIT Infosys. IT - Software 7.95 7.91 0.51
D B Realty Realty 7.98 7.94 0.50
Hexaware Tech. IT - Software 36.85 36.68 0.46
Thiru Aroor. Su. Sugar 18.31 18.23 0.44
Geometric IT - Software 9.34 9.30 0.43
Guj.St.Petronet Miscellaneous 12.46 12.41 0.40
NTPC Power Generation & Distribution 2.56 2.55 0.39
KSK Energy Ven. Power Generation & Distribution 13.42 13.37 0.37
UltraTech Cem. Cement 10.97 10.93 0.37
Jindal Poly Film Packaging 8.61 8.58 0.35
Den Networks Entertainment 9.43 9.40 0.32
Phoenix Mills Infrastructure Developers & Operators 19.97 19.91 0.30
Usha Martin Steel 21.29 21.23 0.28
Cranes Software IT - Software 13.51 13.48 0.22
BEML Ltd Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 13.52 13.49 0.22
Financial Tech. IT - Software 25.35 25.30 0.20
NDTV Entertainment 18.20 18.17 0.17
JSL Steel 18.24 18.21 0.16
H D F C Finance 57.87 57.78 0.16
Websol Energy Miscellaneous 29.03 28.99 0.14
Pantaloon Retail Retail 25.80 25.77 0.12
Praj Inds. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 8.94 8.93 0.11
Poddar Developer Readymade Garments/ Apparells 8.91 8.90 0.11



3 Following are the companies where promoter's holding has fallen in the June 2010 quarter over the March 2010 quarter

Company Name Sector Promoters % - 30/06/2010 Promoters % - 31/03/2010 Var(%)
Roselabs Chemicals 0.00 11.89 -100.00
Aarya Global Textiles 0.00 0.37 -100.00
Omkar Overseas Textiles 0.00 0.32 -100.00
Silvrlin.Animat. IT - Software 0.00 0.02 -100.00
Sampada Chemical Finance 0.20 26.32 -99.24
Ennore Coke Miscellaneous 0.77 61.64 -98.75
Exdon Trading Co Finance 2.07 63.50 -96.74
Oregon Commercia Trading 1.56 47.48 -96.71
Rotam Commercial Trading 0.43 8.84 -95.14
Sh. Ganesh Spin. Textiles 0.23 4.33 -94.69
IFL Promoters Finance 3.24 32.40 -90.00
Prabhav Ind Construction 0.92 7.06 -86.97
RFL Intl. Finance 2.58 12.89 -79.98
Fact Enterprise Realty 1.32 5.99 -77.96
Living Room Life Trading 13.64 52.00 -73.77
Rockon Fin. Trading 3.37 11.82 -71.49
Brushman (India) Miscellaneous 1.71 5.09 -66.40
Beckons Inds. Media - Print/Television/Radio 2.71 7.44 -63.58
Ace India Finance 5.02 13.45 -62.68
FCS Software IT - Software 13.21 31.34 -57.85
Ashco Niulab Ind Miscellaneous 17.82 39.82 -55.25
Ayoki Merchant. Finance 16.33 35.40 -53.87
Supertex Inds. Textiles 21.75 46.21 -52.93
Chhattisgarh Ind Paper 15.85 33.42 -52.57
Resurgere Mines Mining & Mineral products 26.81 55.56 -51.75
Prism Infor. IT - Software 36.05 74.08 -51.34
ABL Bio-Tech. Pharmaceuticals 0.60 1.21 -50.41
Zenith Birla Steel 25.08 50.45 -50.29
SEL Mfg. Co Textiles 19.45 38.67 -49.70
Integ. Hitech IT - Software 14.60 28.36 -48.52
Hiran Orgochem Pharmaceuticals 24.11 45.31 -46.79
Nissan Copper Non Ferrous Metals 28.85 53.73 -46.31
Farmax India Trading 30.58 56.37 -45.75
Jindal Cotex Ltd Textiles 30.55 54.99 -44.44
M K Exim India Textiles 23.95 42.14 -43.17
Samtel Color Consumer Durables 29.81 49.61 -39.91
MSK Projects Construction 13.20 21.68 -39.11
Kashyap TeleMed. IT - Software 37.94 61.30 -38.11
KBS Capital Finance 46.32 73.75 -37.19
Powersoft GSL IT - Software 25.89 40.12 -35.47
Exelon Infra Realty 23.24 36.01 -35.46
Rids Sec. Finance 32.22 49.23 -34.55
Kemrock Inds. Plastic products 26.04 39.62 -34.28
Mahan Inds. Finance 3.05 4.54 -32.82
Tata Motors-DVR Automobile 36.17 52.88 -31.60
Shree Rang Mark Finance 27.95 39.29 -28.86
ACI Infocom IT - Hardware 28.62 39.65 -27.82
Kisan Mouldings Plastic products 49.74 68.75 -27.65
Sayaji Hotels Hotels & Restaurants 38.10 51.94 -26.65
Sark Systems IT - Software 23.06 31.36 -26.47
Marath.Refra. Refractories 55.12 74.92 -26.43
High Street Fila Textiles 30.37 41.24 -26.36
SpiceJet Air Transport Service 9.47 12.85 -26.30
Kanishk Steel Steel 51.93 70.13 -25.95
Intrasoft Tech. IT - Software 59.40 79.32 -25.11
Talwal.Better Miscellaneous 59.49 79.41 -25.09
Subway Fin.&Inv. Finance 61.82 82.10 -24.70
Indus Fila Textiles 46.90 61.61 -23.88
Secund. Health. Healthcare 17.57 22.89 -23.24
Rungta Irrigatn. Plastic products 38.31 49.85 -23.15
Octant Interact. IT - Software 20.14 25.66 -21.51
Hind Aluminium Non Ferrous Metals 50.77 63.97 -20.63
National Standar Steel 79.71 99.05 -19.53
Polypro Fibrils Textiles 39.94 49.43 -19.20
Shri Shakti LPG Miscellaneous 29.85 36.67 -18.60
Artefact Project Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 49.54 60.47 -18.08
Integra Switch Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 41.02 50.00 -17.96
Marg Construction 42.82 51.82 -17.37
Gateway Distr. Logistics 36.87 44.61 -17.35
Banas Finance Finance 71.77 86.27 -16.81
Dharanidhar Glo. Leather 36.29 43.37 -16.32
Magma Fincorp Finance 41.81 49.67 -15.82
H D I L Realty 42.26 50.15 -15.73
Techtran Poly. Miscellaneous 25.81 30.56 -15.54
Aksh Optifibre Cables 21.77 25.73 -15.39
Baid Leasing Finance 4.54 5.35 -15.14
Phillips Carbon Chemicals 45.83 53.88 -14.94
Neogem India Diamond, Gems and Jewellery 39.76 46.73 -14.92
Almondz Capital Finance 50.92 59.85 -14.92
Gini Silk Mills Textiles 74.98 87.87 -14.67
ASYA Infra. Finance 36.64 42.67 -14.13
Kalpataru Power Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 54.99 63.68 -13.65
Vertex Secur. Finance 64.02 74.02 -13.51
Foseco India Chemicals 75.00 86.48 -13.27
Ankur Drugs Pharmaceuticals 32.52 37.45 -13.16
Welspun India Textiles 41.78 48.03 -13.01
Rubra Medicament Pharmaceuticals 7.78 8.94 -12.98
Anand Credit Finance 47.09 54.11 -12.97
HOV Services IT - Software 48.59 55.83 -12.97
Rollatainers Packaging 74.95 86.08 -12.93
Seshachal Tech. IT - Software 22.32 25.56 -12.68
Dewan Housing Finance 39.67 45.42 -12.66
Lynx Machinery Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 21.21 24.27 -12.61
Interworld Digi. IT - Software 15.22 17.35 -12.28
Essar Oil Refineries 15.96 18.14 -12.02
3i Infotech IT - Software 20.35 23.13 -12.02
Greycells Edu. Entertainment 18.69 21.20 -11.84
Rama Pulp & Pap Paper 24.28 27.41 -11.42
Ashirwad Cap. Finance 58.46 65.96 -11.37
Softpro Systems IT - Software 45.57 51.36 -11.27
Mahalaxmi Rubtec Plantation & Plantation Products 62.83 70.76 -11.21
Banswara Syntex Textiles 52.89 59.55 -11.18
Winsome Yarns Textiles 60.16 67.66 -11.08
Raj Packaging Packaging 37.19 41.76 -10.94
Universal Starch Miscellaneous 50.13 56.04 -10.55
DMC Internationa Realty 55.08 61.52 -10.47
Kwality Dairy FMCG 74.98 83.70 -10.42
Jupiter Bio. Pharmaceuticals 17.88 19.91 -10.20
Cranes Software IT - Software 14.52 16.15 -10.09
Organic Coatings Packaging 33.54 37.28 -10.03
Basil Infra Finance 44.52 49.47 -10.01
GSS America IT - Software 50.48 56.09 -10.00
C & C Constrn. Construction 63.42 70.42 -9.94
Alps Inds. Textiles 25.20 27.83 -9.45
Rajesh Exports Diamond, Gems and Jewellery 52.81 57.95 -8.87
Shri Lakshmi Textiles 43.67 47.91 -8.85
Canaan Intl.Info IT - Software 57.77 63.27 -8.69
Compuage Info. IT - Hardware 67.93 74.30 -8.57
Broadcast Init. Entertainment 51.02 55.73 -8.45
Sh.Ashtavinayak Entertainment 28.49 30.94 -7.92
Crazy Infotech IT - Hardware 35.88 38.88 -7.72
Sirdar Carb. Gas Textiles 63.79 69.06 -7.63
BGIL Films & Tec IT - Software 49.24 53.29 -7.60
Allied Computer. IT - Hardware 22.44 24.23 -7.39
ORG Informatics IT - Hardware 33.02 35.64 -7.35
Escorts Automobile 27.88 30.07 -7.28
DB Intl.Stock Finance 27.87 30.04 -7.22
Keerthi Indus Cement 76.25 81.86 -6.85
Ansal Properties Realty 55.36 59.42 -6.83
Vijay Shan. Bui. Construction 31.60 33.87 -6.70
Charms Inds. Finance 13.46 14.41 -6.59
My Fair Lady FMCG 13.47 14.41 -6.52
Cimmco Diversified 82.74 88.45 -6.46
Sancia Global Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 44.69 47.72 -6.35
Chromatic India Chemicals 53.62 57.20 -6.26
Swasti Vinayaka Textiles 55.86 59.56 -6.21
Unimin India Plastic products 49.60 52.87 -6.18
Vertex Spinning Textiles 63.88 68.08 -6.17
Mediaone Global Entertainment 60.10 64.02 -6.12
Glodyne Techno. IT - Software 58.89 62.72 -6.11
BAMPSL Sec. Finance 7.30 7.76 -5.93
Simplex Casting Castings, Forgings & Fastners 55.33 58.76 -5.84
Dynamic Inds. Chemicals 51.17 54.34 -5.83
GMR Infra. Infrastructure Developers & Operators 70.61 74.95 -5.79
Jayaswal Neco Castings, Forgings & Fastners 69.57 73.74 -5.66
Hind.Natl.Glass Glass & Glass Products 69.98 74.16 -5.64
Prerna Infra. Finance 67.43 71.37 -5.52
Cerebra Integr. IT - Hardware 4.97 5.26 -5.51
Everest Kanto Packaging 56.62 59.82 -5.35
Saamya Biotech Pharmaceuticals 30.68 32.41 -5.34
TRF Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 39.62 41.81 -5.24
Hero Honda Motor Automobile 52.21 54.96 -5.00
P I Inds. Agro Chemicals 71.26 74.99 -4.97
Empee Sugars Sugar 68.81 72.37 -4.92
India Infoline Stock/ Commodity Brokers 31.89 33.54 -4.92
JHS Sven.Lab. FMCG 44.38 46.67 -4.91
S S Forgings Castings, Forgings & Fastners 29.33 30.81 -4.80
Nag. Agri Tech. Miscellaneous 30.78 32.32 -4.76
Bliss GVS Pharma Pharmaceuticals 64.21 67.39 -4.72
Future Capital Finance 70.05 73.51 -4.71
Diamond Power Cables 43.89 46.03 -4.65
GI Engg.Sol. IT - Software 41.63 43.65 -4.63
Kinetic Engg. Automobile 52.78 55.30 -4.56
Priyadarsh. Spg. Textiles 41.07 43.00 -4.49
Parker Agrochem Trading 53.55 56.03 -4.43
Filmcity Media Entertainment 19.41 20.31 -4.43
Bharat Forge Castings, Forgings & Fastners 42.06 43.97 -4.34
Allcargo Global Logistics 69.83 73.00 -4.34
LKP Finance Finance 51.58 53.87 -4.25
Anuh Pharma Pharmaceuticals 68.38 71.39 -4.22
Shalibhadra Fin. Finance 46.99 48.99 -4.08
Anjani Fabrics Textiles 44.28 46.14 -4.03
HCL Technologies IT - Software 65.32 68.05 -4.01
Urja Global Miscellaneous 37.45 39.01 -4.00
GIC Housing Fin Finance 46.97 48.90 -3.95
Core Projects IT - Software 44.79 46.60 -3.88
Indokem Chemicals 67.88 70.58 -3.83
Austin Engg Co Auto Ancillaries 33.21 34.51 -3.77
South.Bio Tech. Miscellaneous 17.48 18.16 -3.74
Media Matrix Entertainment 24.56 25.50 -3.69
Vivimed Labs. Chemicals 53.39 55.41 -3.65
Cosmo Films Packaging 44.37 46.02 -3.59
Orbit Exports Textiles 42.97 44.57 -3.59
Kreon Finnancial Finance 54.04 56.04 -3.57
Aptech Computer Education 36.18 37.52 -3.57
Natraj Fin.Serv. Finance 32.59 33.79 -3.55
Kernex Microsys. IT - Software 51.06 52.93 -3.53
Motherson Sumi Auto Ancillaries 65.19 67.45 -3.35
Ajel Infotech IT - Software 68.09 70.45 -3.35
Mundra Port Infrastructure Developers & Operators 77.50 80.17 -3.33
Triton Corp. IT - Software 68.35 70.67 -3.28
Luminaire Tech. IT - Software 49.28 50.95 -3.28
Mewar Polytex Packaging 72.28 74.70 -3.24
BNR Udyog Miscellaneous 68.15 70.41 -3.21
Emtex Inds(I) Textiles 55.09 56.74 -2.91
Vikram Thermo Pharmaceuticals 51.74 53.28 -2.89
Alka Securities Finance 48.18 49.61 -2.88
Twinstar Indus. IT - Software 24.51 25.23 -2.85
Subhkam Capital Finance 34.63 35.59 -2.70
Intense Tech. IT - Software 8.79 9.03 -2.66
Asian Oilfield Crude Oil & Natural Gas 38.99 40.04 -2.62
Pion. Embroider. Textiles 33.32 34.21 -2.60
Ruchi Infrastr. Edible Oil 52.29 53.68 -2.59
Mobile Telecom. IT - Hardware 54.19 55.63 -2.59
Velan Hotels Hotels & Restaurants 56.35 57.82 -2.54
Gayatri Projects Construction 53.51 54.90 -2.53
Strides Arcolab Pharmaceuticals 30.03 30.81 -2.53
Atul Auto Automobile 64.67 66.30 -2.46
Bafna Pharma. Pharmaceuticals 49.07 50.31 -2.46
Pennar Aluminium Non Ferrous Metals 2.98 3.05 -2.30
Sesa Goa Mining & Mineral products 55.73 57.03 -2.28
Akar Tools Castings, Forgings & Fastners 79.71 81.57 -2.28
Indag Rubber Plantation & Plantation Products 78.08 79.87 -2.24
Arman Financial Finance 35.62 36.40 -2.14
SKM Egg Prod. FMCG 61.18 62.52 -2.14
Chembond Chem. Chemicals 64.68 66.08 -2.12
Axis Bank Banks 37.73 38.54 -2.10
Avantel IT - Software 31.91 32.59 -2.09
Pentamedia Graph Entertainment 10.95 11.18 -2.06
GeeCee Vent. Chemicals 58.75 59.98 -2.05
Hittco Tools Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 54.46 55.60 -2.05
Tilaknagar Inds. Alcoholic Beverages 60.17 61.41 -2.02
Burnpur Cement Cement 44.79 45.71 -2.01
Micro Techno. IT - Software 31.84 32.49 -2.00
Varun Ship. Co. Shipping 42.23 43.07 -1.95
IFB Inds. Consumer Durables 71.59 73.01 -1.94
India Foils Non Ferrous Metals 82.92 84.53 -1.90
Walchand People Finance 50.75 51.73 -1.89
Star Paper Mills Paper 53.79 54.81 -1.86
Koutons Retail Readymade Garments/ Apparells 63.90 65.11 -1.86
Jeet Mach. Tools Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 71.95 73.30 -1.84
Panchmahal Steel Steel 65.47 66.68 -1.81
Vivid Global Chemicals 43.78 44.57 -1.77
Rama Newsprint Paper 54.88 55.84 -1.72
Cambridge Tech. IT - Software 60.52 61.58 -1.72
Vedant Hotels Hotels & Restaurants 73.73 75.00 -1.69
Haldyn Glas.Guj. Glass & Glass Products 52.43 53.30 -1.63
Futur. Offshore Chemicals 35.27 35.85 -1.62
Todays Writing Miscellaneous 29.32 29.80 -1.61
Ez-Comm Trade IT - Software 40.79 41.45 -1.59
Aftek IT - Software 14.42 14.65 -1.57
Camson Bio Tech. Miscellaneous 31.25 31.75 -1.57
Kesoram Inds. Diversified 26.06 26.47 -1.55
Ramsons Projects Trading 54.18 55.00 -1.49
Salzer Electron. Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 35.19 35.72 -1.48
Era Infra Engg. Construction 58.92 59.79 -1.46
Anik Industries Edible Oil 49.45 50.17 -1.44
Trijal Inds. Trading 20.73 21.03 -1.43
Tech Mahindra IT - Software 73.79 74.85 -1.42
Prakash Inds. Diversified 51.07 51.79 -1.39
Graphite India Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 62.69 63.56 -1.37
Arihant Super. Finance 71.94 72.94 -1.37
L G Balakrishnan Auto Ancillaries 45.59 46.22 -1.36
Bhagiradha Chem. Agro Chemicals 24.16 24.49 -1.35
Camex Chemicals 59.92 60.73 -1.33
Virinchi Tech. IT - Software 28.40 28.77 -1.29
Aurobindo Pharma Pharmaceuticals 56.15 56.88 -1.28
KPIT Infosys. IT - Software 30.19 30.58 -1.28
Ashiana Housing Realty 67.42 68.26 -1.23
Minda Inds. Auto Ancillaries 69.84 70.70 -1.22
Gallantt Metal Steel 52.80 53.45 -1.22
Everest Inds. Cement - Products 50.17 50.76 -1.16
W H Brady Trading 82.00 82.96 -1.16
Metal Coatings Steel 74.97 75.85 -1.16
Singer India Trading 85.37 86.34 -1.12
Basant Agro Tech Fertilizers 49.84 50.37 -1.05
Radhe Develop. Realty 21.71 21.94 -1.05
Samyak Internati Finance 21.10 21.32 -1.03
Guj.Nat.Resour. Steel 26.44 26.71 -1.01
Rain Commodities Cement 42.48 42.89 -0.96
Cupid Trades Trading 15.56 15.71 -0.95
Avance Tech. IT - Software 4.19 4.23 -0.95
Century Ply. Miscellaneous 85.03 85.84 -0.94
IVRCL Infra. Infrastructure Developers & Operators 9.61 9.70 -0.93
Noble Explochem Chemicals 13.08 13.20 -0.91
Autolite (I) Auto Ancillaries 43.93 44.33 -0.90
Sharyans Reso. Realty 54.86 55.36 -0.90
Kanco Enterp. Textiles 72.56 73.22 -0.90
Jayshree Chem. Chemicals 48.48 48.91 -0.88
Zenotech Lab. Pharmaceuticals 25.40 25.62 -0.86
Roto Pumps Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 69.34 69.93 -0.84
Medicamen Biotec Pharmaceuticals 38.17 38.49 -0.83
K E C Intl. Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 41.65 41.99 -0.81
NRC Textiles 38.38 38.69 -0.80
Machino Plastics Plastic products 73.99 74.59 -0.80
Bharat Fertilize Fertilizers 66.98 67.51 -0.79
Tatia Global Textiles 41.69 42.02 -0.79
Nivedita Mercant Finance 65.07 65.59 -0.79
ADF Foods FMCG 40.64 40.96 -0.78
Martin Burn Realty 71.29 71.85 -0.78
Ratnamani Metals Steel 57.19 57.63 -0.76
Manap.Gen.Fin. Finance 40.67 40.98 -0.76
Sasken Comm.Tec. IT - Software 27.77 27.98 -0.75
Gulshan Chemfill Chemicals 84.77 85.40 -0.74
Omnitex Inds Textiles 42.35 42.66 -0.73
Excel Glasses Glass & Glass Products 17.08 17.20 -0.70
Neha Intl. Miscellaneous 19.91 20.05 -0.70
Paraan Miscellaneous 45.86 46.16 -0.65
Shrenuj & Co. Diamond, Gems and Jewellery 58.41 58.78 -0.63
Cubex Tubings Non Ferrous Metals 34.75 34.97 -0.63
Ahlcon Parent(I) Pharmaceuticals 66.15 66.57 -0.63
Dec.Gold Mines Mining & Mineral products 45.97 46.26 -0.63
Pearl Polymers Plastic products 56.00 56.35 -0.62
Rishi Laser Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 20.88 21.01 -0.62
Best & Crompton Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 65.13 65.51 -0.58
Norben Tea & Exp Plantation & Plantation Products 42.68 42.93 -0.58
Agarwal Indl. Logistics 66.06 66.44 -0.57
Vishnu Chemicals Chemicals 74.79 75.21 -0.56
Suven Life Scie. Pharmaceuticals 62.35 62.70 -0.56
HEG Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 52.27 52.56 -0.55
Lee & Nee Soft. IT - Software 74.06 74.46 -0.54
Godrej Consumer FMCG 71.40 71.79 -0.54
Geometric IT - Software 38.20 38.40 -0.52
Jubilant Food. Miscellaneous 61.75 62.07 -0.52
LGS Global IT - Software 64.49 64.82 -0.51
Adani Enterp. Trading 73.82 74.19 -0.50
D C Holdings Entertainment 63.37 63.69 -0.50
Educomp Sol. Computer Education 49.83 50.08 -0.50
Brescon Corp Adv Finance 58.32 58.61 -0.49
Centenial Surgic Healthcare 35.40 35.57 -0.48
Northgate Tech. IT - Software 31.12 31.27 -0.48
Evinix Indus. Readymade Garments/ Apparells 34.19 34.35 -0.47
Gandhinag. Leas. Finance 62.88 63.17 -0.46
Linc Pen &Plast. Miscellaneous 68.66 68.96 -0.44
Redington India IT - Hardware 42.92 43.11 -0.44
Tata Sponge Iron Steel 43.70 43.89 -0.43
Oriental Carbon Chemicals 55.89 56.13 -0.43
Patni Computer IT - Software 46.26 46.46 -0.43
HDFC Bank Banks 23.63 23.73 -0.42
Comp-U-Learn Computer Education 14.08 14.14 -0.42
Yes Bank Banks 27.05 27.16 -0.41
Sarda Papers Paper 74.11 74.40 -0.39
M M Forgings Castings, Forgings & Fastners 60.99 61.23 -0.39
Suryaamba Spinni Textiles 61.72 61.96 -0.39
Nikki Glob.Fin. Finance 19.04 19.11 -0.37
Meghmani Organ. Agro Chemicals 49.09 49.27 -0.37
Albright & Wil. Chemicals 73.87 74.14 -0.36
GRUH Finance Finance 61.14 61.36 -0.36
Shasun Pharma. Pharmaceuticals 46.44 46.61 -0.36
Excel Crop Care Agro Chemicals 19.24 19.31 -0.36
Infotech Enterp. IT - Software 23.09 23.17 -0.35
Caprihans India Plastic products 68.26 68.49 -0.34
IFB Agro Inds. Chemicals 55.01 55.20 -0.34
Quintegra Soln. IT - Software 20.80 20.87 -0.34
Mindtree IT - Software 32.36 32.47 -0.34
Gammon Infra. Infrastructure Developers & Operators 75.72 75.98 -0.34
Jumbo Bag Packaging 43.62 43.76 -0.32
Sunteck Wealth. Finance 33.89 34.00 -0.32
Punj Lloyd Construction 37.32 37.44 -0.32
Fortune Fin.Ser. Finance 48.06 48.21 -0.31
Jindal Steel Steel 58.42 58.60 -0.31
Emk.Global Fin. Stock/ Commodity Brokers 71.72 71.94 -0.31
Bajaj Electrical Consumer Durables 65.51 65.71 -0.30
Gopal Iron Stl. Steel 43.64 43.77 -0.30
Eicher Motors Automobile 55.67 55.83 -0.29
Binny Textiles 74.78 75.00 -0.29
Shivalik Bimetal Non Ferrous Metals 61.34 61.52 -0.29
Kamdhenu Ispat Steel 54.81 54.97 -0.29
Hexaware Tech. IT - Software 28.42 28.50 -0.28
Duke Offshore Oil Drill/Allied 70.27 70.47 -0.28
Pioneer Invest Finance 51.10 51.24 -0.27
Balaji Amines Chemicals 54.49 54.64 -0.27
Softech Infinium IT - Software 32.74 32.83 -0.27
Cinevistaas Entertainment 67.61 67.79 -0.27
Jain Irrigation Plastic products 30.76 30.84 -0.26
VXL Instruments IT - Hardware 11.49 11.52 -0.26
Interlink Petro Oil Drill/Allied 45.21 45.33 -0.26
Almondz Global Finance 50.37 50.50 -0.26
Ramco Systems IT - Software 61.43 61.59 -0.26
Lumax Auto.Sys. Auto Ancillaries 72.52 72.71 -0.26
Setco Automotive Auto Ancillaries 63.63 63.79 -0.25
United Phosp. Agro Chemicals 27.88 27.95 -0.25
Swiss Glascoat Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 43.34 43.45 -0.25
Sika Interplant Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 71.27 71.44 -0.24
Golden Sec. Finance 33.14 33.22 -0.24
Dynemic Products Chemicals 44.81 44.92 -0.24
Vishal Retail Retail 57.20 57.34 -0.24
Archidply Inds. Miscellaneous 70.64 70.80 -0.23
Vintron Info. IT - Hardware 94.52 94.73 -0.22
Repro India Media - Print/Television/Radio 68.53 68.68 -0.22
Metalman Inds. Steel 28.88 28.94 -0.21
Centum Electron Consumer Durables 61.14 61.27 -0.21
Nag. Constructn. Construction 20.15 20.19 -0.20
Kolte Patil Dev. Realty 74.37 74.52 -0.20
JRG Securities Finance 49.13 49.23 -0.20
Kilburn Engg. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 57.04 57.15 -0.19
Concur.(I)Infra. IT - Software 32.36 32.42 -0.19
Four Soft IT - Software 31.93 31.99 -0.19
Stone India Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 38.84 38.91 -0.18
Opto Circuits Consumer Durables 27.42 27.47 -0.18
eClerx Services IT - Software 59.84 59.95 -0.18
OnMobile Global Telecomm-Service 50.16 50.25 -0.18
Virat Crane Inds Tobacco Products 48.23 48.31 -0.17
Mahaan Foods FMCG 52.49 52.58 -0.17
Kallam Spinning Textiles 52.18 52.27 -0.17
Rossell Tea Plantation & Plantation Products 74.73 74.86 -0.17
Subuthi Finance Finance 64.79 64.90 -0.17
Alkali Metals Chemicals 69.74 69.86 -0.17
Carborundum Uni. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 43.04 43.11 -0.16
Samtel (India) Consumer Durables 51.17 51.25 -0.16
Dr Reddy's Labs Pharmaceuticals 25.73 25.77 -0.16
Marsons Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 44.37 44.44 -0.16
Pix Transmission Plantation & Plantation Products 54.89 54.97 -0.15
Milton Plastics Plastic products 33.79 33.84 -0.15
Som Distilleries Alcoholic Beverages 13.57 13.59 -0.15
NIIT Tech. IT - Software 39.55 39.61 -0.15
Hilton Met.Forg. Castings, Forgings & Fastners 54.09 54.17 -0.15
Rishiroop Rubber Plantation & Plantation Products 43.10 43.16 -0.14
Dabur India FMCG 68.87 68.97 -0.14
Tanla Solutions IT - Software 35.68 35.73 -0.14
Firstsour.Solu. IT - Software 21.38 21.41 -0.14
Motil.Oswal.Fin. Finance 69.68 69.78 -0.14
Andhra Cements Cement 69.62 69.71 -0.13
Arvind Ltd Textiles 38.71 38.76 -0.13
Garware Offshore Shipping 30.62 30.66 -0.13
Triveni Glass Glass & Glass Products 7.45 7.46 -0.13
Nava Bharat Vent Diversified 45.49 45.55 -0.13
Gandhinag. Hotel Hotels & Restaurants 55.10 55.17 -0.13
Kotak Mah. Bank Banks 48.17 48.23 -0.12
Coromandel Inter Fertilizers 64.27 64.34 -0.11
M & M Automobile 26.31 26.34 -0.11
Shri.City Union. Finance 53.81 53.87 -0.11
Maithan Alloys Mining & Mineral products 74.54 74.62 -0.11
Trent Retail 31.32 31.35 -0.10
Lak. Vilas Bank Banks 9.73 9.74 -0.10
M & M Financial Finance 60.99 61.05 -0.10
Wipro IT - Software 79.45 79.52 -0.09
V B Desai Fin. Finance 46.05 46.09 -0.09
VST Till. Tract. Automobile 54.78 54.83 -0.09
Solitaire Mach. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 43.66 43.70 -0.09
Trigyn Techno. IT - Software 42.73 42.77 -0.09
Super Crop Safe Agro Chemicals 42.94 42.98 -0.09
IndusInd Bank Banks 22.15 22.17 -0.09
EID Parry Sugar 47.15 47.19 -0.08
Camlin Diversified 38.65 38.68 -0.08
Jindal Drilling Oil Drill/Allied 74.93 74.99 -0.08
Agro Tech Foods. Edible Oil 61.98 62.03 -0.08
Beryl Drugs Pharmaceuticals 26.34 26.36 -0.08
Sumedha Fiscal Finance 52.73 52.77 -0.08
Daikaffil Chem Chemicals 37.42 37.45 -0.08
Mefcom Capital Finance 72.42 72.48 -0.08
Tutis Tech. IT - Software 13.12 13.13 -0.08
MRF Tyres 26.69 26.71 -0.07
Surya Roshni Steel 29.11 29.13 -0.07
Sundaram Finance Finance 41.37 41.40 -0.07
Tata Chemicals Fertilizers 28.13 28.15 -0.07
MphasiS IT - Software 60.57 60.61 -0.07
Kitex Garments Readymade Garments/ Apparells 54.92 54.96 -0.07
BGR Energy Sys. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 81.25 81.31 -0.07
Polaris Soft. IT - Software 29.06 29.08 -0.07
Kavveri Telecom Telecomm Equipment & Infra Services 14.60 14.61 -0.07
Transwar.Fin. Finance 56.34 56.38 -0.07
Coral Hub IT - Software 27.80 27.82 -0.07
Religare Enterp. Finance 57.10 57.14 -0.07
Ambuja Cem. Cement 46.40 46.43 -0.06
Zensar Tech. IT - Software 47.76 47.79 -0.06
Twilight Litaka Pharmaceuticals 63.46 63.50 -0.06
VBC Inds. Chemicals 71.26 71.30 -0.06
Lupin Pharmaceuticals 47.11 47.14 -0.06
Vamshi Rubber Plantation & Plantation Products 51.32 51.35 -0.06
Hyd.Industries Cement - Products 43.10 43.12 -0.05
Shree Cement Cement 65.53 65.56 -0.05
Thomas Cook (I) Miscellaneous 77.23 77.27 -0.05
Radico Khaitan Alcoholic Beverages 37.82 37.84 -0.05
Pacific Inds Miscellaneous 41.07 41.09 -0.05
Brady & Morris Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 81.91 81.95 -0.05
Devika Proteins Edible Oil 38.39 38.41 -0.05
Swagruha Infra Plastic products 19.42 19.43 -0.05
Zicom Electron. Consumer Durables 18.35 18.36 -0.05
Page Industries Readymade Garments/ Apparells 61.82 61.85 -0.05
Shriram EPC Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 42.01 42.03 -0.05
J B Chem & Pharm Pharmaceuticals 55.54 55.56 -0.04
Jamna Auto Inds. Auto Ancillaries 44.75 44.77 -0.04
Jyoti Structures Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 26.80 26.81 -0.04
Kabra Extrusion Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 55.75 55.77 -0.04
Hind. Udyog Trading 55.39 55.41 -0.04
Praj Inds. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 22.79 22.80 -0.04
Ipca Labs. Pharmaceuticals 46.22 46.24 -0.04
Krebs Biochem Pharmaceuticals 47.97 47.99 -0.04
ABC India Logistics 52.67 52.69 -0.04
Dhanalaxmi Roto Textiles 25.39 25.40 -0.04
Indrapr.Medical Healthcare 50.92 50.94 -0.04
Nouvea.Multimed. Finance 44.67 44.69 -0.04
Sr.Sakthi Paper Paper 52.22 52.24 -0.04
Dev.Credit Bank Banks 23.09 23.10 -0.04
JP Associates Construction 45.97 45.99 -0.04
Glenmark Pharma. Pharmaceuticals 48.35 48.37 -0.04
Chemcel Biotech Agro Chemicals 23.83 23.84 -0.04
Ranbaxy Labs. Pharmaceuticals 63.88 63.90 -0.03
Sarda Energy Steel 70.05 70.07 -0.03
Uni Abex Alloy Castings, Forgings & Fastners 63.61 63.63 -0.03
Menon Bearings Auto Ancillaries 72.74 72.76 -0.03
Transgene Biotek Healthcare 38.12 38.13 -0.03
Ideal Carpets Textiles 37.72 37.73 -0.03
Divya Jyoti Inds Edible Oil 30.96 30.97 -0.03
Alphageo (India) Oil Drill/Allied 34.70 34.71 -0.03
Conart Engineers Realty 39.74 39.75 -0.03
Arvind Chemicals Chemicals 36.35 36.36 -0.03
Nucleus Soft. IT - Software 59.53 59.55 -0.03
Maruti Sec. Finance 74.31 74.33 -0.03
Archies Media - Print/Television/Radio 62.33 62.35 -0.03
PVR Entertainment 37.32 37.33 -0.03
Emami Paper Paper 74.98 75.00 -0.03
Guj.St.Petronet Miscellaneous 37.74 37.75 -0.03
Cairn India Crude Oil & Natural Gas 62.36 62.38 -0.03
Edelweiss Cap. Finance 38.05 38.06 -0.03
Indiabulls Power Power Generation & Distribution 58.61 58.63 -0.03
CEAT Tyres 48.46 48.47 -0.02
Hind. Unilever FMCG 52.01 52.02 -0.02
Orient Abrasives Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 53.43 53.44 -0.02
Unichem Labs. Pharmaceuticals 48.43 48.44 -0.02
Ruchi Soya Inds. Edible Oil 46.88 46.89 -0.02
Fiberweb (India) Plastic products 45.84 45.85 -0.02
Haryana Leather Chemicals 40.84 40.85 -0.02
Albert David Pharmaceuticals 61.52 61.53 -0.02
Simbhaoli Sugars Sugar 43.88 43.89 -0.02
Rolta India IT - Software 41.93 41.94 -0.02
Satyam Computer IT - Software 42.66 42.67 -0.02
Venus Sugar Sugar 43.16 43.17 -0.02
Mahalaxmi Seam. Steel 46.35 46.36 -0.02
Margo Finance Finance 53.55 53.56 -0.02
Sarla Performanc Textiles 62.82 62.83 -0.02
JSW Steel Steel 44.99 45.00 -0.02
Inducto Steel Steel 62.90 62.91 -0.02
BF Utilities Power Generation & Distribution 66.08 66.09 -0.02
Indoco Remedies Pharmaceuticals 60.45 60.46 -0.02
Marico FMCG 63.47 63.48 -0.02
NDTV Entertainment 61.45 61.46 -0.02
Allied Digital IT - Software 43.42 43.43 -0.02
AIA Engg. Miscellaneous 61.65 61.66 -0.02
Idea Cellular Telecomm-Service 46.98 46.99 -0.02
T.V. Today Netw. Entertainment 55.88 55.89 -0.02
NR Intl. Mining & Mineral products 58.19 58.20 -0.02
Pratibha Inds. Realty 61.98 61.99 -0.02
Barak Valley Cement 60.61 60.62 -0.02
Brigade Enterpr. Realty 57.53 57.54 -0.02
LGB Forge Castings, Forgings & Fastners 55.40 55.41 -0.02
Hariyana Ship Ship Building 73.45 73.46 -0.01
Oracle Fin.Serv. IT - Software 80.46 80.47 -0.01
D B Corp Entertainment 86.34 86.35 -0.01


4 Following are the companies where promoter's holding has risen in the June 2010 quarter over the March 2010 quarter


Company Name Sector Promoters % - 30/06/2010 Promoters % - 31/03/2010 Var(%)
Zodiac Vent. Finance 13.48 0.52 2492.31
J R Foods Edible Oil 60.15 11.97 402.51
Ceekay Daikin Auto Ancillaries 93.94 24.80 278.79
Socrus Bio Miscellaneous 38.27 10.57 262.06
Expo Gas Contain Packaging 67.35 20.17 233.91
Gangotri Iron Steel 46.35 14.85 212.12
Pagaria Ener. IT - Software 39.74 13.06 204.29
Krishna Vent. Trading 66.67 25.00 166.68
Drillco Metal Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 33.66 12.99 159.12
Enterprise Intl. Trading 16.45 6.80 141.91
Ras Extrusions Packaging 82.67 34.99 136.27
Scanpoint Geoma Miscellaneous 71.73 36.11 98.64
Nova Iron &Steel Steel 58.22 29.79 95.43
Cybele Inds. Cables 71.86 40.05 79.43
CCL Products Plantation & Plantation Products 48.65 30.29 60.61
D P S C Power Generation & Distribution 93.00 58.88 57.95
Tata Inv.Corpn. Finance 94.94 69.98 35.67
Shukra Jewellery Diamond, Gems and Jewellery 39.11 30.22 29.42
Solvay Pharma. Pharmaceuticals 88.85 68.85 29.05
Rasoi Edible Oil 74.93 58.74 27.56
Firstobj.Tech. IT - Software 17.53 13.81 26.94
Ritesh Prop Realty 28.01 23.01 21.73
Shakti Met-dor Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 56.07 46.12 21.57
Premier Energy Realty 68.63 56.62 21.21
Indbull.RealEst. Realty 22.10 18.27 20.96
Himalya Intl. FMCG 29.93 24.95 19.96
Choice Intl. Finance 32.23 26.96 19.55
Cybertech Sys. IT - Software 30.99 26.08 18.83
Pratiksha Chem. Chemicals 35.79 30.40 17.73
Indiabulls Fin. Stock/ Commodity Brokers 32.41 27.63 17.30
Anil Prodcuts Miscellaneous 68.85 58.89 16.91
Dharani Finance Finance 27.48 23.52 16.84
Indo-City Info. IT - Software 37.73 32.83 14.93
Nutraplus Prod Pharmaceuticals 38.51 33.65 14.44
Linkson Intl. IT - Software 39.33 34.37 14.43
White Hall Comm. Finance 53.46 46.75 14.35
Polytex India Finance 70.34 61.54 14.30
Lactose (India) Pharmaceuticals 28.68 25.13 14.13
Foods & Inns FMCG 40.77 35.79 13.91
Vybra Automet Castings, Forgings & Fastners 28.52 25.05 13.85
R S Software (I) IT - Software 28.96 25.45 13.79
Bio Green Indust Finance 41.00 36.11 13.54
Pipavav Shipyard Ship Building 44.81 39.56 13.27
Syncom Formul. Pharmaceuticals 77.58 68.69 12.94
Rana Sugars Sugar 26.53 23.49 12.94
RDB Inds. Construction 58.79 52.13 12.78
Sanathnagar Ent. Miscellaneous 92.32 82.16 12.37
Nahar Capital Finance 70.35 62.81 12.00
Century Enka Textiles 31.39 28.10 11.71
Photoquip India Miscellaneous 48.34 43.36 11.49
Inter State Oil Logistics 32.44 29.29 10.75
Filatex Fash. Textiles 28.89 26.17 10.39
Ballarpur Inds. Paper 49.40 44.77 10.34
Voltas Diversified 30.48 27.68 10.12
Gabriel India Auto Ancillaries 54.63 49.63 10.07
GTL Telecomm Equipment & Infra Services 52.83 48.02 10.02
Netwrk.18 Media Finance 58.04 52.81 9.90
Regaliaa Realty Realty 55.56 50.68 9.63
Rajdarshan Inds Mining & Mineral products 53.23 48.64 9.44
Winsome Textile Textiles 44.18 40.40 9.36
GTL Infra. Telecomm Equipment & Infra Services 58.34 53.42 9.21
Khaitan Elect. Consumer Durables 50.07 45.87 9.16
Parekh Aluminex Non Ferrous Metals 37.00 33.91 9.11
Indiaco Ventures Finance 39.61 36.31 9.09
Aishwarya Tele. Telecomm Equipment & Infra Services 51.56 47.33 8.94
Ganesh Polytex Textiles 51.78 47.55 8.90
IBN18 Broadcast Entertainment 57.35 52.67 8.89
Rathi Steel Steel 50.64 46.70 8.44
Lok Housing Realty 52.84 48.74 8.41
Amtek India Auto Ancillaries 40.21 37.11 8.35
NPR Finance Finance 57.77 53.33 8.33
Amtek Auto Auto Ancillaries 31.38 28.98 8.28
Khandelwal Extra Edible Oil 35.85 33.14 8.18
Fluidomat Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 45.70 42.28 8.09
Grab.Alok Impex Textiles 47.63 44.10 8.00
Ind-Swift Pharmaceuticals 41.76 38.70 7.91
Kale Consultants IT - Software 38.60 35.79 7.85
Ind-Swift Labs. Pharmaceuticals 42.05 39.00 7.82
Encore Software IT - Software 1.12 1.04 7.69
Bharati Shipyard Ship Building 41.84 38.95 7.42
Shetron Packaging 64.24 59.80 7.42
APL Apollo Steel 40.65 37.86 7.37
Sirpur Paper Paper 46.39 43.26 7.24
Ster. Holid. Res Hotels & Restaurants 12.50 11.66 7.20
Lak. Auto. Looms Textiles 26.47 24.73 7.04
First Winner Readymade Garments/ Apparells 44.25 41.36 6.99
Carnation Inds. Castings, Forgings & Fastners 44.33 41.44 6.97
UT Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 43.26 40.60 6.55
Datamatics Glob. IT - Software 72.75 68.29 6.53
ERP Soft Systems IT - Software 51.03 47.96 6.40
Span Diagnostics Healthcare 44.17 41.52 6.38
Rainbow Papers Paper 26.33 24.76 6.34
Ranklin Sol. IT - Software 25.31 23.82 6.26
Mold-Tek Technol Packaging 43.71 41.15 6.22
Nikhil Adhesives Chemicals 59.75 56.26 6.20
Himachal Fibres Textiles 59.20 55.76 6.17
Digjam Ltd Textiles 32.92 31.03 6.09
Zyden Gentec Pharmaceuticals 34.93 32.95 6.01
Paramount Comm. Cables 29.82 28.16 5.89
Piramal Health Pharmaceuticals 52.10 49.24 5.81
HSBC InvestDir Finance 98.02 92.89 5.52
Lloyd Electric Consumer Durables 34.62 32.81 5.52
H K Finechem Chemicals 62.87 59.64 5.42
Natl. Gen. Inds. Steel 65.38 62.15 5.20
Indo Amines Chemicals 51.19 48.67 5.18
Max India Packaging 36.46 34.68 5.13
Bhagwati Banq. Hotels & Restaurants 45.20 43.15 4.75
Vikas GlobalOne Miscellaneous 42.07 40.17 4.73
Lakshmi Mills Textiles 52.37 50.09 4.55
Indowind Energy Power Generation & Distribution 49.43 47.31 4.48
XPRO India Plastic products 46.86 44.86 4.46
Jyoti Resins Chemicals 23.72 22.71 4.45
Tulive Developer Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 78.26 74.97 4.39
ADC India Telecomm Equipment & Infra Services 67.08 64.26 4.39
Edserv Softsys. IT - Software 31.23 29.92 4.38
Amforge Inds. Castings, Forgings & Fastners 54.95 52.67 4.33
Incap Consumer Durables 53.03 50.88 4.23
Shiv-Vani OilGas Crude Oil & Natural Gas 53.29 51.13 4.22
Vadilal Enterp. FMCG 50.67 48.62 4.22
Suditi Inds. Textiles 45.21 43.43 4.10
Man Inds. Steel 53.36 51.29 4.04
Atlanta Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 73.45 70.64 3.98
Andhra Petrochem Chemicals 42.98 41.34 3.97
Arshiya Intl. Logistics 44.89 43.20 3.91
Alfa Ica (I) Miscellaneous 35.18 33.88 3.84
Valecha Eng. Realty 49.01 47.21 3.81
Steel Str. Wheel Auto Ancillaries 53.98 52.03 3.75
B & A Plantation & Plantation Products 53.35 51.42 3.75
Surya Pharma. Pharmaceuticals 39.92 38.48 3.74
BNK Capital Finance 48.89 47.13 3.73
Balrampur Chini Sugar 37.79 36.43 3.73
Tera Software IT - Software 40.81 39.39 3.60
Aarti Drugs Pharmaceuticals 51.82 50.03 3.58
MIC Electronics Consumer Durables 33.75 32.59 3.56
SE Investments Finance 23.69 22.89 3.49
Unitech Realty 46.56 45.00 3.47
Sen Pet (India) Petrochemicals 71.84 69.45 3.44
IMP Powers Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 46.96 45.40 3.44
Choksi Imaging Miscellaneous 43.85 42.41 3.40
Smartlink Netwr. IT - Hardware 65.15 63.04 3.35
BCC Fuba India Consumer Durables 36.71 35.52 3.35
Phyto Chem (I) Agro Chemicals 31.94 30.91 3.33
Sterlite Tech. Cables 50.23 48.63 3.29
ION Exchange Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 41.40 40.09 3.27
Guj. Sidhee Cem. Cement 35.39 34.28 3.24
Auro Labs. Pharmaceuticals 41.89 40.58 3.23
Zee Entertainmen Entertainment 42.82 41.50 3.18
Addi Inds. Textiles 72.48 70.25 3.17
Khandwala Sec. Finance 49.37 47.86 3.16
TVS Srichakra Tyres 43.31 42.01 3.09
Pennar Inds. Steel 38.57 37.42 3.07
Elegant Floricul Miscellaneous 8.21 7.97 3.01
Visesh Infotec. IT - Software 28.83 27.99 3.00
Libord Infotech IT - Software 51.14 49.65 3.00
Everlon Synth Textiles 51.44 49.96 2.96
Jaihind Projects Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 47.74 46.37 2.95
Patel Integrated Logistics 40.10 38.96 2.93
Bright Brothers Plastic products 48.87 47.51 2.86
Indian Hotels Hotels & Restaurants 30.28 29.46 2.78
Murudesh Ceramic Ceramic Products 52.33 50.94 2.73
Rexnord Electr. Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 44.11 42.94 2.72
Amal Chemicals 44.49 43.36 2.61
Persistent Sys IT - Software 39.85 38.85 2.57
Natl. Steel&Agro Steel 43.44 42.36 2.55
Bokadia Films Consumer Durables 41.63 40.60 2.54
Krypton Inds. Tyres 14.15 13.80 2.54
Cenlub Inds. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 35.34 34.48 2.49
Hind.Composites Auto Ancillaries 67.11 65.50 2.46
Pondy Oxides Chemicals 38.02 37.11 2.45
Sezal Glass Glass & Glass Products 54.58 53.28 2.44
Hind.Bio Science Pharmaceuticals 11.19 10.93 2.38
Chandra Pr. Intl Trading 45.55 44.50 2.36
Radha Madh.Corp. Packaging 23.11 22.58 2.35
Anu's Lab. Pharmaceuticals 50.30 49.15 2.34
TV 18 India Entertainment 59.54 58.19 2.32
D S Kulkarni Dev Realty 37.85 36.99 2.32
CG-VAK Software IT - Software 33.21 32.46 2.31
Panama Petrochem Chemicals 54.08 52.86 2.31
Kiri Dyes Chem. Chemicals 71.58 69.98 2.29
Super Bakers (I) FMCG 22.93 22.42 2.27
Puneet Resins Plantation & Plantation Products 53.97 52.80 2.22
Manaksia Non Ferrous Metals 60.64 59.33 2.21
Everonn Educat. Computer Education 26.90 26.34 2.13
Bombay Cycle Trading 73.53 72.00 2.13
Gemini Comm. Telecomm Equipment & Infra Services 39.06 38.25 2.12
Bloom Dekor Miscellaneous 29.22 28.64 2.03
Devki Leasing Finance 36.63 35.90 2.03
Dhoot Indl.Fin Trading 57.25 56.12 2.01
Sirhind Steel Steel 88.15 86.45 1.97
Safari Inds. Plastic products 51.32 50.33 1.97
Bhagyanagar Ind Cables 65.08 63.84 1.94
Ambika Cotton Textiles 37.45 36.74 1.93
Shivagrico Impl. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 48.10 47.19 1.93
K P R Mill Ltd Readymade Garments/ Apparells 74.48 73.10 1.89
Tata Power Co. Power Generation & Distribution 31.81 31.22 1.89
Apollo Finvest Finance 64.85 63.66 1.87
J L Morison(I) FMCG 68.52 67.26 1.87
Refex Refrig. Chemicals 57.65 56.60 1.86
Silver Smith (I) Diamond, Gems and Jewellery 69.04 67.79 1.84
Cosmo Ferrites Consumer Durables 63.69 62.54 1.84
Rane Engine Val. Auto Ancillaries 53.64 52.70 1.78
Raymond Textiles 39.63 38.95 1.75
Somany Ceramics Ceramic Products 63.28 62.21 1.72
Atul Chemicals 42.63 41.92 1.69
Nelcast Castings, Forgings & Fastners 69.86 68.71 1.67
Inv.& Prec.Cast. Castings, Forgings & Fastners 41.26 40.61 1.60
Aro Granite Inds Miscellaneous 40.95 40.31 1.59
Bilpower Steel 40.06 39.44 1.57
Lanco Inds. Steel 50.57 49.79 1.57
Dynacons Sys. IT - Software 27.96 27.53 1.56
N K Inds. Edible Oil 54.62 53.78 1.56
Gratex Inds. Paper 49.46 48.71 1.54
Link House Inds. Construction 60.92 60.00 1.53
Transchem Pharmaceuticals 21.44 21.12 1.52
21st Cent. Mgmt. Finance 44.31 43.67 1.47
Shreejal Info IT - Software 7.63 7.52 1.46
Ecoboard Inds. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 54.04 53.29 1.41
Prag Bosimi Syn. Textiles 44.62 44.00 1.41
Polyspin Exports Packaging 39.91 39.36 1.40
Sterlite Inds. Non Ferrous Metals 52.80 52.07 1.40
Oriental Hotels Hotels & Restaurants 56.89 56.12 1.37
ICSA (India) IT - Software 20.81 20.53 1.36
Asahi Infrastr. Construction 0.75 0.74 1.35
CNI Research Entertainment 46.47 45.85 1.35
PG Foils Non Ferrous Metals 46.81 46.19 1.34
Ponni Sug.Erode Sugar 45.63 45.04 1.31
Alfred Herbert Finance 61.95 61.15 1.31
Richirich Invent Edible Oil 17.94 17.71 1.30
Kirloskar Indus. Finance 63.18 62.37 1.30
Alfa Transformer Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 40.26 39.76 1.26
Rathi Bars Steel 58.27 57.56 1.23
Pee Cee Cosma FMCG 44.68 44.14 1.22
Talbros Auto. Auto Ancillaries 41.59 41.09 1.22
Bagadia Colourch Chemicals 46.96 46.40 1.21
SAAG RR Infra Construction 28.99 28.67 1.12
Sequent Scien. Pharmaceuticals 69.38 68.61 1.12
Savant Infocomm Cables 44.81 44.32 1.11
Jenburkt Pharma Pharmaceuticals 43.20 42.75 1.05
Gowra Leasing Finance 59.06 58.45 1.04
Tainwala Chem. Plastic products 67.36 66.67 1.03
Dynamatic Tech. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 55.17 54.61 1.03
Citurgia Biochem Chemicals 99.67 98.66 1.02
Apollo Tyres Tyres 39.75 39.35 1.02
KIC Metaliks Castings, Forgings & Fastners 48.20 47.72 1.01
Sakuma Exports Trading 59.91 59.33 0.98
Cinerad Communic Entertainment 44.25 43.82 0.98
Lloyd Steel Inds Steel 17.61 17.44 0.97
Motor & Gen Fin Finance 58.97 58.41 0.96
Eastcoast Steel Steel 14.89 14.75 0.95
Agro Dutch Inds. FMCG 58.25 57.71 0.94
Tokyo Finance Finance 38.33 37.98 0.92
Tokyo Plast Intl Plastic products 49.25 48.80 0.92
Chambal Fert. Fertilizers 53.73 53.24 0.92
GKB Ophthalmics FMCG 66.54 65.94 0.91
Mold-Tek Pack. Plastic products 44.87 44.47 0.90
Falcon Tyres Tyres 84.90 84.14 0.90
Bajaj Finserv Finance 55.45 54.97 0.87
Supreme Holdings Finance 41.77 41.41 0.87
Damodar Threads Textiles 74.60 73.96 0.87
La Opala RG Glass & Glass Products 66.12 65.56 0.85
Premier Cap Serv Finance 70.94 70.34 0.85
Guj. Intrux Non Ferrous Metals 52.27 51.83 0.85
Vijayeswari Txt. Textiles 47.46 47.06 0.85
Hathway Bhawani Entertainment 56.56 56.09 0.84
Melstar Info. IT - Software 50.00 49.59 0.83
SPS Intl. Trading 38.09 37.78 0.82
Nirlon Textiles 16.07 15.94 0.82
Contil India Finance 27.44 27.22 0.81
Spenta Intl. Textiles 53.00 52.58 0.80
Trinethra Infra Construction 27.18 26.97 0.78
Calcom Vision Consumer Durables 38.54 38.24 0.78
Nahar Spinning Textiles 63.40 62.91 0.78
KDDL Ltd Consumer Durables 52.60 52.20 0.77
HB Leasing & Fin Finance 33.99 33.73 0.77
Excel Inds. Chemicals 39.04 38.75 0.75
Sunflag Iron Steel 50.51 50.14 0.74
Ador Fontech Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 35.88 35.62 0.73
Ramkrishna Forg. Castings, Forgings & Fastners 51.37 51.01 0.71
Nicco Parks Entertainment 61.40 60.98 0.69
Hinduja Foundrie Castings, Forgings & Fastners 70.38 69.90 0.69
Astra Microwave Telecomm Equipment & Infra Services 19.16 19.03 0.68
Coral India Fin. Finance 58.99 58.60 0.67
ING Vysya Bank Banks 44.66 44.37 0.65
Dalmia Cement Cement 57.95 57.58 0.64
Kaveri Seed Co. Miscellaneous 63.71 63.31 0.63
DCW Petrochemicals 39.21 38.97 0.62
Action Const.Eq. Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 66.09 65.69 0.61
Ace Soft. Exp. IT - Software 60.75 60.38 0.61
Fedders Lloyd Consumer Durables 37.87 37.64 0.61
Prem. Explosives Chemicals 39.30 39.06 0.61
Emmessar Biotech Chemicals 50.20 49.90 0.60
Sumeet Inds. Textiles 62.98 62.61 0.59
Brilliant Sec. Finance 43.02 42.77 0.58
Ausom Enter. Packaging 68.46 68.07 0.57
Kakatiya Cement Cement 49.46 49.18 0.57
Madhav Marbles Miscellaneous 39.16 38.94 0.56
National Plastic Plastic products 45.78 45.53 0.55
Gupta Synthetics Textiles 50.84 50.56 0.55
Lak. Electrical Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 21.82 21.70 0.55
Southern Ispat Steel 20.58 20.47 0.54
Golkunda Diamond Diamond, Gems and Jewellery 70.73 70.35 0.54
Sterling Strips Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 53.58 53.30 0.53
Shri Chlochem Chemicals 42.15 41.93 0.52
Piccadily Agro Sugar 68.89 68.54 0.51
Regency Hospital Healthcare 71.12 70.76 0.51
H F C L Telecomm Equipment & Infra Services 2.01 2.00 0.50
V I P Inds. Plastic products 43.81 43.59 0.50
Riba Textiles Textiles 53.33 53.07 0.49
Libords Sec. Finance 67.79 67.46 0.49
Rane Holdings Auto Ancillaries 43.11 42.90 0.49
Emmsons Intl. Trading 42.12 41.92 0.48
Bhatia Industrie Trading 69.66 69.33 0.48
M B Pairkh Finst Finance 54.79 54.53 0.48
Orient Paper Diversified 33.67 33.51 0.48
Sh. Bajrang All. Steel 59.85 59.57 0.47
Tour. Fin. Corp. Finance 57.93 57.66 0.47
Wim Plast Plastic products 71.97 71.63 0.47
Autoline Inds. Auto Ancillaries 26.74 26.62 0.45
KCP Sugar &Inds. Sugar 37.64 37.47 0.45
E.Com Infotech IT - Software 66.17 65.88 0.44
Videocon Inds. Consumer Durables 68.76 68.46 0.44
Punjab Chemicals Chemicals 49.88 49.66 0.44
Guj NRE Coke Mining & Mineral products 46.66 46.46 0.43
Pratik Panels Miscellaneous 40.14 39.97 0.43
Bhagwandas Metal Steel 56.80 56.56 0.42
Mansi Fin.(Chen) Finance 50.67 50.46 0.42
Mount Shivalik Alcoholic Beverages 45.45 45.26 0.42
TCM Chemicals 35.56 35.41 0.42
Usha Martin Steel 38.07 37.91 0.42
Compucom Soft. Computer Education 71.83 71.54 0.41
Stanrose Maf.Inv Finance 48.60 48.40 0.41
Vijay Textiles Textiles 45.46 45.28 0.40
Bhagyanagar Wood Plastic products 50.43 50.23 0.40
Titan Inds. Consumer Durables 53.33 53.12 0.40
AP Paper Paper 52.31 52.10 0.40
Regal Entertain. Finance 33.88 33.75 0.39
Envair Electrody Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 53.48 53.27 0.39
Shoppers' Stop Retail 68.77 68.51 0.38
Royal Cush. Vin. Plastic products 60.26 60.03 0.38
Natl. Peroxide Chemicals 68.59 68.33 0.38
Amrutanjan Healt Pharmaceuticals 47.65 47.47 0.38
Visa Steel Steel 73.00 72.73 0.37
Hindoostan Spg. Textiles 52.01 51.82 0.37
Inani Sec. Finance 55.51 55.31 0.36
20 Microns Mining & Mineral products 51.93 51.75 0.35
Sh. Ajit Pulp Paper 55.20 55.01 0.35
Raasi Enterprise Finance 71.71 71.46 0.35
Sukhjit Starch Miscellaneous 56.92 56.72 0.35
KSE Edible Oil 32.23 32.12 0.34
JBF Inds. Textiles 47.45 47.29 0.34
Rap Media Entertainment 39.66 39.53 0.33
Rasi Electrodes Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 33.14 33.03 0.33
Unique Organics FMCG 40.99 40.86 0.32
ASM Technologies IT - Software 59.97 59.78 0.32
Indian Acrylics Textiles 53.25 53.08 0.32
Bhilwara Tech Textiles 52.06 51.90 0.31
Lawreshwar Poly. Leather 58.16 57.98 0.31
KM Sugar Mills Sugar 68.15 67.94 0.31
Surya Chak.Pow. Power Generation & Distribution 51.84 51.68 0.31
KLRF Ltd FMCG 39.14 39.02 0.31
Visagar Polytex Finance 53.26 53.10 0.30
Axtel Industries Trading 50.00 49.85 0.30
Hind.Organ.Chem. Chemicals 58.78 58.61 0.29
Aban Offshore Crude Oil & Natural Gas 53.06 52.91 0.28
Ushakiran Fin. Finance 29.18 29.10 0.27
Patels Airtemp Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 37.33 37.23 0.27
Geodesic IT - Software 22.76 22.70 0.26
Kalindee Rail Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 16.08 16.04 0.25
I M P A L Auto Ancillaries 48.00 47.88 0.25
Softsol India IT - Software 61.45 61.30 0.24
Rajeswari Infra. Construction 55.03 54.90 0.24
Wintac Pharmaceuticals 53.46 53.33 0.24
Vama Inds. IT - Software 56.31 56.18 0.23
Bharat Gears Auto Ancillaries 52.94 52.82 0.23
Neelkanth Tech Finance 44.58 44.48 0.22
Market Creators Finance 69.60 69.45 0.22
Vivo Bio Tech Pharmaceuticals 68.97 68.82 0.22
Worldwide Leath. Leather 58.27 58.14 0.22
Dolat Investment Finance 72.02 71.86 0.22
Rel. Comm. Telecomm-Service 67.72 67.58 0.21
Dr Agarwal's Eye Healthcare 58.23 58.11 0.21
SPL Inds. Textiles 67.21 67.07 0.21
Sabero Organics Agro Chemicals 42.24 42.15 0.21
Goa Carbon Chemicals 58.25 58.13 0.21
Essar Securities Finance 74.72 74.57 0.20
Cords Cable Cables 54.04 53.93 0.20
Rishabhdev Techn Cables 14.99 14.96 0.20
Welspun Corp Steel 40.54 40.46 0.20
JMT Auto Auto Ancillaries 45.18 45.09 0.20
Logix Microsys. IT - Software 21.37 21.33 0.19
G M Breweries Alcoholic Beverages 74.43 74.29 0.19
ISMT Steel 51.31 51.22 0.18
Kachchh Minerals Mining & Mineral products 38.42 38.35 0.18
Ecoplast Packaging 54.17 54.07 0.18
Vardhman Inds. Steel 65.29 65.17 0.18
India Lease Dev. Finance 56.53 56.43 0.18
Indl.& Prud.Inv. Finance 66.11 65.99 0.18
Banco Products Auto Ancillaries 67.07 66.95 0.18
Asian Paints Paints/Varnish 50.62 50.53 0.18
Sir Shadi Lal Sugar 54.14 54.05 0.17
Hitech Plast Packaging 66.61 66.50 0.17
Eurotex Inds. Textiles 59.99 59.89 0.17
Garware Marine Textiles 34.55 34.49 0.17
Tube Investments Miscellaneous 51.75 51.66 0.17
Tulsi Extrusions Plastic products 55.10 55.01 0.16
Info-Drive Softw IT - Software 18.53 18.50 0.16
Indsil Hydro Mining & Mineral products 50.13 50.05 0.16
Aimco Pesticides Agro Chemicals 50.09 50.01 0.16
Guj. Themis Bio. Pharmaceuticals 77.15 77.03 0.16
Uniply Inds. Miscellaneous 40.76 40.70 0.15
Mcleod Russel Plantation & Plantation Products 45.43 45.36 0.15
Advik Labs. Pharmaceuticals 26.36 26.32 0.15
Integra Capital Finance 75.00 74.89 0.15
Uniroyal Marine Miscellaneous 45.76 45.69 0.15
Reliance Capital Finance 54.02 53.94 0.15
PTL Enterprises Tyres 72.92 72.81 0.15
Biopac India Plastic products 49.61 49.54 0.14
AI Champ.Inds. Textiles 43.43 43.37 0.14
Suprajit Engg. Auto Ancillaries 51.06 50.99 0.14
S I Paper Mills Paper 44.22 44.16 0.14
Nettlinx Telecomm-Service 56.84 56.76 0.14
Tirupati Starch Miscellaneous 56.96 56.88 0.14
Caprolactam Chem Chemicals 44.50 44.44 0.14
Kilpest India Agro Chemicals 38.99 38.94 0.13
Avanti Feeds Miscellaneous 46.40 46.34 0.13
Bhansali Engg. Petrochemicals 45.33 45.27 0.13
Simplex Realty Realty 46.47 46.41 0.13
KNR Construct. Construction 73.36 73.27 0.12
Granules India Pharmaceuticals 34.58 34.54 0.12
Kilburn Chemical Chemicals 41.85 41.80 0.12
Balurghat Tech Logistics 32.50 32.46 0.12
Rama Paper Mills Paper 24.78 24.75 0.12
DCM Shriram Con. Diversified 56.08 56.01 0.12
HB Stockholdings Finance 51.54 51.48 0.12
Can Fin Homes Finance 42.38 42.33 0.12
Bajaj Holdings Finance 34.55 34.51 0.12
Zylog Systems IT - Software 36.06 36.02 0.11
Ratnabali Cap. Stock/ Commodity Brokers 74.98 74.90 0.11
Bharat Bhushan Finance 46.79 46.74 0.11
Coral Labs. Pharmaceuticals 63.41 63.34 0.11
Standard Inds. Chemicals 17.96 17.94 0.11
NCL Inds. Cement 44.64 44.59 0.11
Shristi Infra Realty 49.43 49.38 0.10
Prithvi Softech Miscellaneous 67.53 67.47 0.09
Garnet Intl. Realty 58.28 58.23 0.09
Vakrangee Soft. IT - Software 22.65 22.63 0.09
Pitti Lamination Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 42.84 42.80 0.09
HBL Power System Dry cells 70.15 70.09 0.09
DCM Shriram Inds Sugar 42.22 42.18 0.09
Thirumalai Chem. Chemicals 53.09 53.04 0.09
Hotel Leela Ven. Hotels & Restaurants 53.37 53.32 0.09
Nitco Ceramic Products 48.47 48.43 0.08
Taneja Aerospace Miscellaneous 47.51 47.47 0.08
Kriti Inds. Edible Oil 65.76 65.71 0.08
Nahar Poly Textiles 65.01 64.96 0.08
Jhaveri Flexo Packaging 74.64 74.58 0.08
Tak Mach. & Lea. Finance 52.33 52.29 0.08
RSWM Ltd Textiles 49.40 49.36 0.08
V-Guard Inds. Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 71.36 71.31 0.07
TCFC Finance Finance 59.85 59.81 0.07
Pokarna Miscellaneous 56.99 56.95 0.07
Sanjiv.Parant. Pharmaceuticals 14.64 14.63 0.07
Virat Inds. Textiles 44.46 44.43 0.07
Kosha Cubidor Packaging 29.20 29.18 0.07
T N Jai Bharath Textiles 41.28 41.25 0.07
Kovai Medical Healthcare 46.09 46.06 0.07
Aplab Consumer Durables 56.96 56.92 0.07
Bajaj Auto Automobile 49.65 49.62 0.06
SMS Pharma. Pharmaceuticals 53.87 53.84 0.06
Landmarc Leisur. Entertainment 71.74 71.70 0.06
Bharti Airtel Telecomm-Service 67.87 67.83 0.06
Cethar Inds. Readymade Garments/ Apparells 49.69 49.66 0.06
Surana Corp. Trading 50.89 50.86 0.06
Linaks Microelct Consumer Durables 51.87 51.84 0.06
Thiru Aroor. Su. Sugar 52.48 52.45 0.06
Rajshree Sugars Sugar 32.76 32.74 0.06
Omax Autos Auto Ancillaries 52.22 52.19 0.06
Bajaj Steel Inds Packaging 34.58 34.56 0.06
Tata Global Plantation & Plantation Products 35.38 35.36 0.06
Ortin Labs. Pharmaceuticals 43.44 43.42 0.05
Hind.Tin Works Packaging 36.46 36.44 0.05
Dolphin Offshore Oil Drill/Allied 57.03 57.00 0.05
GSB Finance Finance 55.28 55.25 0.05
Neuland Labs. Pharmaceuticals 38.00 37.98 0.05
Saraswati Indl. Steel 57.48 57.45 0.05
Tata Motors Automobile 37.02 37.00 0.05
Garware Polyest Packaging 57.51 57.48 0.05
ARSS Infra Construction 55.26 55.24 0.04
Circuit Systems Consumer Durables 52.29 52.27 0.04
C C C L Construction 50.63 50.61 0.04
Rasoya Proteins Edible Oil 46.12 46.10 0.04
Reliable Ventur. Hotels & Restaurants 48.59 48.57 0.04
Sainik Finance Cement 51.18 51.16 0.04
Master Trust Finance 47.20 47.18 0.04
Dolphin Medical Healthcare 27.45 27.44 0.04
Patel Engg. Construction 45.49 45.47 0.04
Ador Welding Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 56.34 56.32 0.04
Deccan Cements Cement 55.02 55.00 0.04
Thangamayil Jew. Diamond, Gems and Jewellery 65.09 65.07 0.03
Zenith Infotech IT - Software 64.88 64.86 0.03
Shakti Press Media - Print/Television/Radio 60.92 60.90 0.03
Kohinoor Techno Trading 31.32 31.31 0.03
Guj. Ambuja Exp Edible Oil 63.89 63.87 0.03
Gillanders Arbut Diversified 68.62 68.60 0.03
JM Financial Finance 66.33 66.31 0.03
TECIL Chemical Chemicals 34.07 34.06 0.03
Sharp Inds. Packaging 32.97 32.96 0.03
McNally Bharat Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment 30.56 30.55 0.03
Tata Steel Steel 31.33 31.32 0.03
GE Shipping Co Shipping 30.01 30.00 0.03
Sita Shree Food FMCG 54.88 54.87 0.02
Nitin Spinners Textiles 59.91 59.90 0.02
Sam Inds. Edible Oil 66.46 66.45 0.02
Stanpacks(India) Packaging 40.37 40.36 0.02
White Diam. Ind. Diamond, Gems and Jewellery 46.25 46.24 0.02
Riga Sugar Sugar 55.22 55.21 0.02
Zodiac Cloth. Co Readymade Garments/ Apparells 60.83 60.82 0.02
Ludlow Jute Textiles 57.26 57.25 0.02
Lalit Polymers Plastic products 53.49 53.48 0.02
Andhra Sugars Diversified 53.84 53.83 0.02
Kirl. Electric Capital Goods - Electrical Equipment 49.17 49.16 0.02
Rama Vision Consumer Durables 50.00 49.99 0.02
A D S Diagnostic Healthcare 45.23 45.22 0.02
Advani Hotels. Hotels & Restaurants 49.75 49.74 0.02
Sarda Plywood Miscellaneous 41.55 41.54 0.02
Bhagwati Auto Castings, Forgings & Fastners 47.48 47.47 0.02
Western Ministil Steel 50.35 50.34 0.02
IRB Infra.Devl. Infrastructure Developers & Operators 73.94 73.93 0.01
Jet Airways Air Transport Service 80.00 79.99 0.01
Surana Inds. Steel 73.92 73.91 0.01
Ruby Mills Textiles 74.92 74.91 0.01
Key Corp Finance 69.01 69.00 0.01
Bharat Seats Auto Ancillaries 74.36 74.35 0.01
Hind.Foods FMCG 74.45 74.44 0.01

source;-www.capitalmarket.com

HAND BOOK FOR LIFE…

HAND BOOK FOR LIFE…
Health:
1. Drink plenty of water.
2. Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a beggar
3. Eat more foods that grow on trees and plants and eat less food that is manufactured in plants.
4. Live with the 3 E's -- Energy, Enthusiasm, and Empathy.
5. Make time to practice meditation, yoga, and prayer.
6. Play more games.
7. Read more books than you did in last year.
8. Sit in silence for at least 10 minutes each day.
9. Sleep for 7 hours. (or more)
10. Take a 10-30 minutes walk every day. And while you walk, smile.
Personality:
11. Don't compare your life to others'. You have no idea what their journey is all about.
12. Don't have negative thoughts or things you cannot control. Instead invest your energy in the
positive present moment
13. Don't over do. Keep your limits.
14. Don't take yourself so seriously. No one else does.
15. Don't waste your precious energy on gossip.
16. Dream more while you are awake.
17. Envy is a waste of time. You already have all you need..
18. Forget issues of the past. Don't remind your partner with his/her mistakes of the past. That
will ruin your present happiness.
19. Life is too short to waste time hating anyone. Don't hate others.
20. Make peace with your past so it won't spoil the present.
21. No one is in charge of your happiness except you.
22. Realize that life is a school and you are here to learn. Problems are simply part of the
curriculum that appear and fade away like algebra class but the lessons you learn will last a
lifetime.
23. Smile and laugh more.
24. You don't have to win every argument. Agree to disagree.
Society:
25. Call your family often.
26. Each day give something good to others.
27. Forgive everyone for everything.
28. Spend time with people over the age of 70 & under the age of 6.
29. Try to make at least three people smile each day.
30. What other people think of you is none of your business.
31. Your job won't take care of you when you are sick. Your friends will stay in touch
Life:
32. Do the right thing!
33. Get rid of anything that isn't useful, beautiful or joyful.
34. God heals everything.
35. However good or bad a situation is, it will change.
36. No matter how you feel, get up, dress up and show up.
37. The best is yet to come.
38. When you awake alive in the morning, thank God for it.
39. Your Inner most is always happy. So, be happy

TRADING RULES

TRADING RULES
◦Never risk more than 10% of your trading capital in a single trade.
◦Always use stop-loss orders.
◦Never overtrade.
◦Never let a profit run into a loss.
◦Don 't enter a trade if you are unsure of the trend. Never buck the trend.
◦When in doubt, get out, and don't get in when in doubt.
◦Only trade active markets.
◦Distribute your risk equally among different markets.
◦Never limit your orders. Trade at the market.
◦Don't close trades without a good reason.
◦Extra monies from successful trades should be placed in a separate account.
◦Never trade to scalp a profit.
◦Never average a loss.
◦Never get out of the market because you have lost patience or get in because you are anxious from waiting.
◦Avoid taking small profits and large losses.
◦Never cancel a stop loss after you have placed the trade.
◦Avoid getting in and out of the market too often.
◦Be willing to make money from both sides of the market.
◦Never buy or sell just because the price is low or high.
◦Pyramiding should be accomplished once it has crossed resistance levels and broken zones of distribution.
◦Pyramid issues that have a strong trend.
◦Never hedge a losing position.
◦Never change your position without a good reason.
◦Avoid trading after long periods of success or failure.
◦Don't try to guess tops or bottoms.
◦Don't follow a blind man's advice.
◦Reduce trading after the first loss; never increase.
◦Avoid getting in wrong and out wrong; or getting in right and out wrong. This is making a double mistake.
source;http://www.janibrothers.com/trading-rules/

2010/top-10-stock

The difference of investing in stock market with nishesh jani is that he personally and family investing regularly so we always do deep research like warren E buffet and famous elliottcian Robert R. Prechter .
Disclaimer : While due care has been taken in preparing the below Analysis, no responsibility can be or is assumed for any consequences resulting out of acting on it.

RELIANCE IND close at 1075

Buy on declines to 900 and 800

Target 1600/2000

RELIANCE INFRA close at 1148

Support 900-800(buy levels)

Super cycle degree wave continue

Target 1900-3000

RELIANCE COMMUNICATION close at 189

Buy on close monthly above 230

Target 900

SAIL close at 199

A-b-c correction price to down 150-130-100(buy level)

Super cycle degree wave target 500-800

TATA STEEL close at 508

A-b-c correction price to down 460-370-270(buy levels)

Super cycle degree wave target 1500-2400

LARSON AND TUBRO close at 1838

Super cycle degree continue

Support 1600-1400-1200-1000(buy levels)

Target 5000-7000

ULRATECH close at 858
A-b-c correction price to down 700-600-450(buy level)
super cycle degree wave target 2000-2800

TATA MOTOR close at 803

A-b-c correction price to down 550-450-300(buy level)

Super cycle degree wave target 1600-1900

TATA POWER close at 1325

A-b-c correction price to down 600(buy level)

Super cycle degree wave target 1800-3300

EIH close at 124

Super cycle degree wave continue

Target 350-400



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Interesting Facts about India
India never invaded any country in her last 1000 years of history.
When many cultures were only nomadic forest dwellers over 5000 years ago, Indians established Harappan culture in Sindhu Valley (Indus Valley Civilization)
The name 'India' is derived from the River Indus, the valleys around which were the home of the early settlers. The Aryan worshippers referred to the river Indus as the Sindhu.
The Persian invaders converted it into Hindu. The name 'Hindustan' combines Sindhu and Hindu and thus refers to the land of the Hindus.
Chess was invented in India.
Algebra, Trigonometry and Calculus are studies, which originated in India.
The 'Place Value System' and the 'Decimal System' were developed in India in 100 B.C.
The World's First Granite Temple is the Brihadeswara Temple at Tanjavur, Tamil Nadu. The shikhara of the temple is made from a single 80-tonne piece of granite. This magnificent temple was built in just five years, (between 1004 AD and 1009 AD) during the reign of Rajaraja Chola.
India is the largest democracy in the world, the 6th largest Country in the world, and one of the most ancient civilizations.
The game of Snakes & Ladders was created by the 13th century poet saint Gyandev. It was originally called 'Mokshapat'. The ladders in the game represented virtues and the snakes indicated vices. The game was played with cowrie shells and dices. In time, the game underwent several modifications, but its meaning remained the same, i.e. good deeds take people to heaven and evil to a cycle of re-births.
The world's highest cricket ground is in Chail, Himachal Pradesh. Built in 1893 after leveling a hilltop, this cricket pitch is 2444 meters above sea level.
India has the largest number of Post Offices in the world.
The largest employer in the world is the Indian Railways, employing over a million people.
The world's first university was established in Takshila in 700 BC. More than 10,500 students from all over the world studied more than 60 subjects. The University of Nalanda built in the 4th century was one of the greatest achievements of ancient India in the field of education.
Ayurveda is the earliest school of medicine known to mankind. The Father of Medicine, Charaka, consolidated Ayurveda 2500 years ago.
India was one of the richest countries till the time of British rule in the early 17th Century. Christopher Columbus, attracted by India's wealth, had come looking for a sea route to India when he discovered America by mistake.
The Art of Navigation & Navigating was born in the river Sindh over 6000 years ago. The very word Navigation is derived from the Sanskrit word 'NAVGATIH'. The word navy is also derived from the Sanskrit word 'Nou'.
Bhaskaracharya rightly calculated the time taken by the earth to orbit the Sun hundreds of years before the astronomer Smart. According to his calculation, the time taken by the Earth to orbit the Sun was 365.258756484 days.
The value of "pi" was first calculated by the Indian Mathematician Budhayana, and he explained the concept of what is known as the Pythagorean Theorem. He discovered this in the 6th century, long before the European mathematicians.
Algebra, Trigonometry and Calculus also originated in India.Quadratic Equations were used by Sridharacharya in the 11th century. The largest numbers the Greeks and the Romans used were 106 whereas Hindus used numbers as big as 10*53 (i.e. 10 to the power of 53) with specific names as early as 5000 B.C.during the Vedic period.Even today, the largest used number is Terra: 10*12(10 to the power of 12).
Until 1896, India was the only source of diamonds in the world (Source: Gemological Institute of America).
The Baily Bridge is the highest bridge in the world. It is located in the Ladakh valley between the Dras and Suru rivers in the Himalayan mountains. It was built by the Indian Army in August 1982.
Sushruta is regarded as the Father of Surgery. Over2600 years ago Sushrata & his team conducted complicated surgeries like cataract, artificial limbs, cesareans, fractures, urinary stones, plastic surgery and brain surgeries.
Usage of anaesthesia was well known in ancient Indian medicine. Detailed knowledge of anatomy, embryology, digestion, metabolism,physiology, etiology, genetics and immunity is also found in many ancient Indian texts.
India exports software to 90 countries.
The four religions born in India - Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism, are followed by 25% of the world's population.
Jainism and Buddhism were founded in India in 600 B.C. and 500 B.C. respectively.
Islam is India's and the world's second largest religion.
There are 300,000 active mosques in India, more than in any other country, including the Muslim world.
The oldest European church and synagogue in India are in the city of Cochin. They were built in 1503 and 1568 respectively.
Jews and Christians have lived continuously in India since 200 B.C. and 52 A.D. respectively
The largest religious building in the world is Angkor Wat, a Hindu Temple in Cambodia built at the end of the 11th century.
The Vishnu Temple in the city of Tirupathi built in the 10th century, is the world's largest religious pilgrimage destination. Larger than either Rome or Mecca, an average of 30,000 visitors donate $6 million (US) to the temple everyday.
Sikhism originated in the Holy city of Amritsar in Punjab. Famous for housing the Golden Temple, the city was founded in 1577.
Varanasi, also known as Benaras, was called "the Ancient City" when Lord Buddha visited it in 500 B.C., and is the oldest, continuously inhabited city in the world today.
India provides safety for more than 300,000 refugees originally from Sri Lanka, Tibet, Bhutan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh, who escaped to flee religious and political persecution.
His Holiness, the Dalai Lama, the exiled spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhists, runs his government in exile from Dharmashala in northern India.
Martial Arts were first created in India, and later spread to Asia by Buddhist missionaries.
Yoga has its origins in India and has existed for over 5,000 years.
IEEE has proved what has been a century old suspicion in the world scientific community that the pioneer of wireless communication was Prof. Jagdish Bose and not Marconi.
The earliest reservoir and dam for irrigation was built in Saurashtra.
According to Saka King Rudradaman I of 150 CE a beautiful lake called Sudarshana was constructed on the hills of Raivataka during Chandragupta Maurya's time.
India is one of the few countries in the World, which gained independence without violence.
India has the second largest pool of Scientists and Engineers in the World.
India is the largest English speaking nation in the world.
India is the only country other than US and Japan, to have built a super computer indigenously.
Famous Quotes on India (by non-Indians)
Albert Einstein said: We owe a lot to the Indians, who taught us how to count, without which no worthwhile scientific discovery could have been made.
Mark Twain said: India is, the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend, and the great grand mother of tradition. Our most valuable and most instructive materials in the history of man are treasured up in India only.
French scholar Romain Rolland said: If there is one place on the face of earth where all the dreams of living men have found a home from the very earliest days when man began the dream of existence, it is India.
Hu Shih, former Ambassador of China to USA said: India conquered and dominated China culturally for 20 centuries without ever having to send a single soldier across her border

Q. Who is the co-founder of Sun Microsystems?A. Vinod Khosla
Q. Who is the creator of Pentium chip (needs no introduction as 90% of thetoday's computers run on it)?A. Vinod Dahm
Q. Who is the third richest man on the world?A. According to the latest report on Fortune Magazine, it is Aziz Premji,who is the CEO of Wipro Industries. The Sultan of Brunei is at 6thposition now.
Q. Who is the founder and creator of Hotmail (Hotmail is world's No.1 webbased email program)?A. Sabeer Bhatia
Q. Who is the president of AT & T-Bell Labs (AT & T-Bell Labs is the creatorof program languages such as C, C++, Unix to name a few)?A. Arun Netravalli
Q. Who is the GM of Hewlett Packard?A. Rajiv Gupta
Q. Who is the new MTD (Microsoft Testing Director) of Windows 2000,responsible to iron out all initial problems?A. Sanjay Tejwrika
Q. Who are the Chief Executives of CitiBank, Mckensey & Stanchart?A. Victor Menezes, Rajat Gupta, and Rana Talwar. We Indians are the wealthiest among all ethnic groups in America, evenfaring better than the whites and the natives.
There are 3.22 millions of Indians in USA (1.5% of population). ,

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YOUR MONEY-YOUR LIFE

Your money, your life!
by Rajen Devadason
Taking care of the money you earn should be one of your most important activities says financial planning author and expert Rajen Devadason who shows you some simple steps to get started on the road to financial freedom.
Congratulations! After years of sacrifice and striving, you've graduated.
What you accomplish in the decades ahead is largely dependent upon how hard and how smart you work. Since I graduated more than 15 years ago, I've made every conceivable mistake under the sun. So, perhaps I can save you some grief – if you let me!
What I hope to leave with you is a simple road map that reveals the hidden dangers and awesome possibilities that lie ahead. Regardless of what career path you choose, the one common denominator of modern living is our need for money.
How well you manage the trickle, stream or flood of money that flows into your pockets will determine whether you keep slaving away throughout the next three or four decades! If you manage your money well, you will be able to stop working for it relatively early in life because your money will work hard for you.
Please consider the story below as a true account of negative beliefs can blind you to life's possibilities: Back in 1870, there was a bishop who told the president of an American college that he believed nothing was left for Man to invent! The college president disagreed: “Why, I believe it may even be possible for men in the future to fly through the air like birds.”
The bishop was shocked. He warned the far-sighted educator, “Flying is reserved for the angels. I beg you not to mention that again lest you be guilty of blasphemy!” The bishop's name was Milton Wright. He couldn't have been more wrong.
You see, he was the father of Wilbur and Orville, who 33 years after that conversation became the first humans to fly!
GIVE ME LIBERTY!
I don't know your background. But there have probably been people in your life who've made negative comments about your big dreams. Well, if those dreams include significant financial success, I have good news for you.
There is a powerful seven-step process I have developed called the L-I-B-E-R-T-Y Plan, which can save you a lot of grief and maybe allow you one day to soar further than anyone else in your family ever has.
Step 1: Liability Eradication
Step 2: Investing Inclination
Step 3: Buy Low, Sell High
Step 4: Emergency Buffer Establishment
Step 5: Rajen's Reading List
Step 6: Teach Others
Step 7: Yearn, learn and earn your way to financial freedom!

Step 1: Liability Eradication
Your past, present and future wealth is measured by one financial document, your net worth statement. Here is a simple example:
NET WORTH STATEMENT
Assets minus liabilities equal net worth. Assets fall into two categories, consumption assets like a car to drive or a house to live in, and productive assets like savings, investments and businesses. Sadly, liabilities normally carry with them higher interest charges than most assets yield!
In simple terms, this means it is pointless having RM10, 000 in a fixed deposit account earning 3.2% interest, while carrying RM10, 000 of credit card debt costing you a nominal interest rate of 18% a year, which actually works out to an annualised percentage rate of 19.7%!
So, get rid of your consumer liabilities. (Specific strategies are covered in my book Liberty! From Debt Slave to Money Master; 2002).
Step 2: Investing Inclination
Develop your understanding of the investment market by reading diligently (see Step 5) and by talking to those who save and invest intelligently.
Step 3: Buy Low, Sell High
Whether it's chicken rice, pharmaceuticals or paper assets like stocks and bonds, the only way to grow rich is to buy low and sell high. In the investment world, you can employ excellent strategies like dollar-cost averaging and value-cost averaging to effectively buy low and sell high. In the case of dollar-cost averaging, you invest equal amounts of money, at equal intervals, regardless of market conditions.
The net result over many years is that you end up doing most of your buying at the lower end of the price fluctuation band. You end up buying low. You then can wait for a time of market strength to sell high! Value-cost averaging is similar in concept to dollar-cost averaging, but instead of investing equal amounts, you invest variable amounts that are essentially inversely proportional to the market level.
So the higher the market is, the less you invest, and the lower it is, the more you invest. (A free article explaining this in greater detail will be available at www.rajendevadason.com) So, if you have a small amount of money to start with, then
I would urge you each month to save a bit in the bank and invest the rest in a proven unit trust fund. (In case you didn't know, a unit trust fund is an investment vehicle that pools or collects together relatively small contributions from many investors with similar financial aims.)
Step 4: Emergency Buffer Establishment
Open a savings account where you build up to and keep between 3 and 12 months' expenses. Keep this money safe in the bank for emergencies.
Warning: It may take as long as three years to build this buffer. So, keep at it and save diligently.
Your emergency buffer is for emergencies, not for exciting ‘opportunities' like Parkson sale! And having your buffer will give you financial stability.
This stability will help you weather the ups and downs of the investment markets.
Step 5: Rajen's Reading List
For those who are serious about learning, I've put together a list of 26 titles – ranked not alphabetically, but by complexity and depth.
The simpler titles are at the top and the more challenging ones at the bottom.
If you consider yourself a novice, begin with some of the first titles suggested and work your way down the list. If, on the other hand, you have a solid foundation in finance, you might want to begin in the middle or near the end of the list.
RAJEN DEVADASON'S GRADED READING LIST FOR D-I-Y LEARNERS OF FINANCIAL PLANNING
1. The Magic Safe, Ellen Tan
2. Richest Man in Babylon, George S. Clason
3. Liberty! From Debt-Slave to Money Master, Rajen Devadason
4. Learn to Earn, Peter Lynch and John Rothchild
5. The Wealthy Barber, David Chilton
6. Millionaires Are From a Different Planet! Azizi Ali with KP Bose Dasan
7. Financial Freedom – Your Guide to Lifetime Financial Planning, Edmond Cheah, Wong Boon Choy, Alex Sito and Rajen Devadason
8. Rich Dad, Poor Dad – What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! Robert T. Kiyosaki with Sharon L. Lechter
9. Wise Moves to Retirement, Nathan Balakrishnan and Geoff Stecyk
10. The Millionaire in Me, Azizi Ali
11. One Up On Wall Street, Peter Lynch and John Rothchild
12. Buffett – The Making of an American Capitalist, Roger Lowenstein
13. The Millionaire Next Door, Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko
14. Your A-Z Guide to the Stock Market, Rajen Devadason
15. Economics Explained, Robert Heilbroner and Lester Thurow
16. The Cashflow Quadrant – Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom, Robert T. Kiyosaki with Sharon L. Lechter
17. The Millionaire Mind, Thomas J. Stanley
18. Financial Freedom 2 – Through Malaysian Equities and Unit Trusts, Edmond Cheah, Wong Boon Choy and Rajen Devadason
19. The Return of Depression Economics, Paul Krugman
20. Beating the Street, Peter Lynch and John Rothchild
21. Manias, Panics, and Crashes – A History of Financial Crises, Charles P. Kindleberger 22. Common Sense on Mutual Funds, John C. Bogle
23. Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits – and Other Writings by Philip A. Fisher, Philip A. Fisher
24. The Intelligent Investor, Benjamin Graham
25. Soros on Soros – Staying Ahead of the Curve, George Soros, Byron Wien and Krisztina Koenen
26. Security Analysis, Benjamin Graham and David Dodd
If you want to begin the process of developing a brain that churns out ideas and plans that put money in your pocket, food on the table and significance in your life, then reading regularly on subjects such as those on my list, is very important.
Remember the excellent habits you developed in school and exercised at university – read with pen, marker and notebook by your side!
Step 6: Teach Others
The only way to truly know something is to learn it and apply it well enough to be able to teach others.
So, go through each of the five earlier steps. Think about each, and then identify one friend to teach the material to. (If, for instance, you want to share the reading list above with that friend, you may download my free e-book 26 Books to Take YOU all the Way to the TOP! at www.rajendevadason.com, or have him download it directly.)
As you share with others, you will be enriched – in your heart, head and eventually bank account.
Step 7: Yearn, learn and earn your way to financial freedom!
Never use a low starting salary of perhaps just RM1, 500 or RM2, 000 as an excuse for not beginning. Aim to save and invest up to 40% or 50% of your gross pay!
You probably can't do it straight away, but even if you can only begin with 10% – or if you're truly hard up, 1% – the key is to start low and slow, but to steadily pick up the pace.
CONCLUSION
Never give up on your dreams – keep your yearning alive.
Never stop using your brain – keep learning.
Never remain satisfied with your present income level – keep saving and investing to gradually transform your active income stream (money you work for) into a passive income flood (money working for you, through savings and investments).
Your goal: FINANCIAL FREEDOM – having a passive income flood large enough to take care of all normal expenses.
The day you reach financial freedom is the day you liberate yourself from the tyranny of the rat race. That is a worthy goal.
I believe you can succeed.
© 2003 Rajen Devadason (Rajen Devadason is a Certified Financial Planner and CEO of RD WealthCreation Sdn Bhd and RD Book Projects. He has, at the time of this writing, authored or co-authored seven books (two of which are e-books), and publishes the FREE e-zine GET BETTER! Those wanting to receive this weekly electronic dose of ideas and articles on how to live better lives by optimally managing time, talent and money are invited to sign-up at www.rajendevadason.com.)
WHAT THOSE FINANCIAL TERMS MEAN:
Annualised percentage rate (APR) – the effective interest rate. Because interest rates can be quoted in many different ways, such as daily rest/monthly rest/or yearly rest, or as in the case of the usual hire purchase loans in Malaysia, no rest at all, the APR converts all these different ‘interest rate formats' to one understandable number. This makes for easy comparison between different types of loans.
For instance, if you have two loans, both stated as 18% a year, you might think they are exactly the same. But what if one was a nominal 18% a year with daily compounding and the other was a nominal 18% with monthly compounding? To be able to compare ‘apples with apples', you should convert both to their equivalent APRs and then decide on which one is more expensive. In this simple example, the daily compounding loan has an APR of 19.72% and the monthly one has an APR of 19.56%.
Assets – anything you own or anything someone owes you that either has monetary value today or that will produce money for you tomorrow, for example a house you can let out and collect rent on each month.
Financial freedom – having sufficient passive income gushing out of your portfolio of savings, investments and businesses to cover all expenses.
Financial stability – being financially sound, strong or robust.
Gross salary – your salary before any deductions such as SOCSO, EPF and taxes.
Liability – a debt, something you owe and have to pay for, usually every month, like a house or a car. The asset doesn't totally belong to you until you have paid it off.
Net worth – a measure of your financial strength. It equals the value of your assets on a particular day minus the value of all your liabilities on that same day.
Passive income – money you earn every month without having to work. An example of passive income would be future royalties you earn from writing a book, or rent collected from a tenants. (from Graduan 2004)
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THE WORLD TOP TEN GREAT INVESTORS

1. Warren Buffett
Job description
Chief executive officer, Berkshire Hathaway Holdings, an investment firm headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, USA.
Investment style
Originally a value investor interested chiefly in assets, Buffett has since become a long-term growth investor.
Profile
Buffett is a phenomenon. In 1986, he was briefly the richest man in the world, with a net worth of $16bn, thanks entirely to his stockpicking skills and fee income from investment management. He is now worth over $20bn. Yet he started out in 1954 with just $100 to invest. After training as a broker with Benjamin Graham, he founded an investment partnership, with himself as manager. This he ran until 1969, when he disbanded it in the face of dangerously high stock market valuations.
In 1965, he bought ailing textile firm Berkshire Hathaway. It was to become a holding company for a range of investments in media, insurance and consumer companies. He bought many of them at very low prices in the 1973-4 recession. This helped to keep his rates of return well ahead of the market during the Seventies and early Eighties.
Buffett was already a legend in the investment community by the time he bought a huge stake in Coca-Cola in 1988. But it was not until the success of that purchase that he became a folk hero too. He has since become a symbol of all that is best about the old-fashioned, down-to-earth values of mid-Western America. A gift for witty anecdote and example, displayed in college lectures and annual reports, has helped to spread his reputation far beyond the confines of Wall Street and the happy band of investors he has turned into millionaires.
Long-term returns
Buffett is widely regarded as the most successful investor of all time, with a compound return of around 22.3% over 36 years.
Biggest success
Buffett's purchase of Coca-Cola has made his investors a profit of around 800% over 12 years. Less well-known is his investment in advertising group Interpublic in 1973, which brought gains of over 900% in a little over 11 years.
Method and guidelines
Shares are not mere pieces of paper. They represent part-ownership of a business. So when contemplating an investment, think like a prospective owner. Focus on the underlying business, not the stock. What does it do? How well does it do it?
Stick to businesses you understand. Otherwise, you will never be able to grasp the true value of what you own.
There are only a few businesses worth buying. The world is divided into a handful of great businesses and a mass of poor or mediocre ones. Narrow your search down to the former."An investor should act as though he had a lifetime decision card with just twenty punches on it. With every investment decision his card is punched, and he has one fewer available for the rest of his life."
The best businesses are like toll bridges, which their customers have to pay to cross if they want to reach their destination. This enables them to piggyback on the growth of other, less fortunately placed businesses.
Most companies have to advertise to make their customers aware of their products and services, which means advertising companies cream off a steady percentage of their sales growth in the form of fees.
Most men have to shave their faces daily, and most women shave their legs. As the world's leading producer of razors, Gillette has a lock on a market that will never disappear, and is expanding in line with the world's population.
Great businesses enjoy the following characteristics:
Simplicity - they are easily understood, and straightforward to manage
Strong business franchises - they benefit from 'economic goodwill', i.e. the ability to keep raising prices above the level of inflation
Predictability - their earnings can confidently be projected into the future
High returns on capital - achieved without resorting to creative accounting or excessive debt. This is even more important than headline earnings.
Strong cash generation - they throw off cash and do not require heavy reinvestment in assets simply to stay in business, enabling them instead to invest the cash in pursuit of even greater profits.
Devotion to shareholder value - the management has a significant amount of its own capital tied up in the business, and thinks of shareholders as fellow owners whose interests are identical to their own.
Estimate the intrinsic value of the business. Price is what you pay, value is what you get. Allow a sufficient 'margin of safety' between the two, so that, in effect, you are paying 50p or 60p for £1 of value. That way, you will still be able to make a good return if your estimates err on the high side.
Buffett uses a calculation known as 'discounted cash flow', or DCF for short. This involves estimating the future cash flows of the business, and discounting these back to a present-day value by applying the rate of return you could otherwise get, with no risk, by putting your money into a benchmark bond, say 10-year UK gilts. This shows whether there is a gap between the current and projected values of the business which is wide enough to give you your margin of safety.
Click here for an example of a DCF analysis of Guinness adapted from The Warren Buffett Way by Robert Hagstrom.
Ignore the gyrations of the stock market. Buffett has said that, after buying a stock, he would not care if the market shut down altogether for ten years, since he is sufficiently confident of the intrinsic value of his holdings that he does not need the market to confirm it for him.
Sell only on one or more of the following conditions:
If the company's intrinsic value is not increasing at a satisfactory rate
If the market value of the company vastly exceeds its estimated intrinsic value
When you need the cash to invest in a company that is even more attractive on the basis of the gap between its intrinsic and market values.
Key sayings
"Rule Number One: Never lose money.Rule Number Two: Never forget Rule Number One."
"Ben Graham said: 'Investment is most intelligent when it is most businesslike.' These are the nine most important words ever written about investing."
"A good business is not always a good purchase, although it is a good place to look for one."
"I would sooner buy a great business at a fair price than a fair business at a great price."
"When a management with a reputation for brilliance tackles a business with a reputation for poor economics, it is the reputation of the business that stays intact."
Further information
Buffett has, alas, not yet written a full-length book of his own. But his annual reports and speeches have been published as The Essays of Warren Buffett (1998). You can also visit his website www.berkshirehathaway.com. The most readable how-to-copy-Warren guide is Robert Hagstrom's The Warren Buffett Way (1994), which he followed up with The Warren Buffett Portfolio (1999). Here in the UK, the monthly magazine Analyst uses stock selection methods modelled closely on Buffett's.

2. T Rowe Price
Job description
Until his retirement in the late Sixties, Price was the head of the investment firm he founded, T Rowe Price Associates. The firm still exists today and operates out of Baltimore, Maryland, USA.
Investment style
Cyclical investor in long-term growth companies, buying at the bottom of the business cycle and selling at the top. In later life, Price switched to a more value-driven style, investing in steady-growth, oil and gold stocks.
Profile
Price was a strong-willed and egotistical man. He never deviated from the daily agenda he set himself, nor from his decisions about when to buy and sell stocks. He demanded the same zeal and discipline from his employees. This unforgiving work ethic turned his firm into one of the largest asset managers of his day.
Price was very much an entrepreneur rather than a manager. He liked to start a fund, establish it and then move on to launch another one. Some of his most famous funds are still running today: T Rowe Price Growth Stock, New Horizons and New Era. His favourite companies, such as Avon Products and Black and Decker, actually became known as 'T Rowe Price stocks'.
But he sold the business to his associates when he saw that the prices of this group of companies were reaching absurd levels in the late Sixties. He himself changed to a more cautious and diversified approach, buying bonds and stocks from the energy and commodity sectors. The 1973-4 bear market proved the wisdom of this decision. His family portfolios soared, while those of his old firm collapsed.
Long-term returns
Price published a sample family portfolio to show how he had turned $1,000 invested in 1934 into $271,201 by the end of 1972 - a compound return of about 15.4% over 39 years.
Biggest success
Price's sample portfolio contained many striking successes. Among the most remarkable was pharmaceuticals firm Merck, bought for the equivalent of 37.5 cents in 1940 and still held 32 years later at $89.13 - a compound growth rate of about 18.6%, even without any reinvestment of dividends.
Method and guidelines
Like people, companies pass through three phases in their life cycle:
Growth
Maturity
Decadence
Look for companies in the earliest identifiable phase of growth. This growth is of two kinds:
Cyclical - growth in unit volumes of sales and in net earnings, which peaks at progressively higher levels at the top of each succeeding business cycle. These stocks are ideal for investors looking for capital gains during the recovery stage of the business cycle
Stable - growth in unit volumes and in net earnings, which persists through the downturn in the business cycle. These stocks are suitable for investors who need relatively stable income.
Concentrate on industry leaders. These can usually be identified by their competitive advantages, including:
Outstanding management
Leading-edge research and development
Patents, licences and other legally enforceable product rights
Relative protection from government regulation
Low labour costs, but good labour relations
These advantages usually go hand-in-hand with
A strong balance sheet
A high return on capital (at least 10%)
High profit margins
Consistently above-average earnings growth.
If these financial ratios are improving, that is often a good indicator that the company is still in its growth phase.
The best time to consider buying is when growth stocks are out of fashion. As a group, their P/E ratio will have fallen to roughly the same level as the market. Consider buying when the P/E is about 33% higher than the lowest point it has reached at the bottom of the last few cycles. Continue buying ('scaling in') until the price starts to rise strongly above this initial level.
The time to start selling is when the stock is 30% above your upper buying price limit. Sell off your stock gradually ('scale out') as the price continues to advance. (Price himself sold 10% every time the price rose 10%. Smaller investors may need to think in terms of selling 25-33% on each 20% advance.)
Also consider selling if
You can be reasonably certain the bull market has peaked
The company appears to be entering its mature phase
The company reports bad news
The stock price collapses on widespread selling.
Key sayings
"Even the amateur investor who lacks training and time to devote to managing his investments can be reasonably successful by selecting the best-managed companies in fertile fields for growth, buying their shares and retaining them until it becomes obvious that they no longer meet the definition of a growth stock."
"'Growth stocks' can be defined as shares in business enterprises that have demonstrated favourable underlying long-term growth in earnings and that, after careful research study, give indications of continued secular growth in future...Secular growth extends through several business cycles, with earnings reaching new high levels at the peak of each subsequent major business cycle..."
Further information
Start with John Train's profile in The Money Masters (1980). For Price's own views, see the extract 'Picking 'Growth' Stocks' in The Investor's Anthology, edited by Charles Ellis
3. Philip A Fisher
Job description
Investment advisor at his own San Francisco-based firm.
Investment style
Ultra long-term buy-and-hold investor in technology growth stocks.
Profile
After training as an analyst in a San Francisco bank, Phil Fisher started his own investment advisory business in 1931. He has always specialized in the type of firm for which California is best known: innovative technology companies driven by research and development. But he began almost 40 years before the name Silicon Valley was even thought of.
The firms he bought for his clients then were relatively low-tech, such as Dow Chemical or Food Machinery Corporation. Later on, he was one of the first professional investors to recognize the merits of hi-tech firms like Motorola and Texas Instruments when they were starting out.
Now in his nineties, he is still working in the same way he has always done. He is an extremely logical and methodical man, who only selects companies for purchase after a painstaking process of trawling through trade literature and interviewing managers and competitors. But he also has an unconventional and contrarian turn of mind, which helps him to spot value before the crowd.
Long-term returns
Not known.
Biggest success
Fisher acquired a lot of stock in Texas Instruments in 1956, long before it went public in 1970. It was first quoted at around $2.70, and has recently gone as high as $200 - a rise of 7,400% even without dividends. Fisher's own gains have probably been significantly higher, given that he bought the shares privately.
Methods and guidelines
Concentrate your attention and your cash on young growth stocks.
In order to identify and research promising prospects,
read everything you can lay your hands on, from trade journals to brokers' reports
interview those in the know, such as managers and employees, but especially suppliers, customers and competitors, who will be more forthcoming
visit various company sites if you can, and not just the headquarters.
Before you buy, make sure you get satisfactory answers to 15 key questions:
Does the company have products or services with sufficient market potential to make possible a sizeable increase in sales for at least several years?
Does the management have a determination to continue to develop products or processes that will still further increase total sales potentials when the growth potentials of currently attractive product lines have largely been exploited?
How effective are the company's research and development efforts in relation to its size?
Does the company have an above average sales organization?
Does the company have a worthwhile profit margin?
What is the company doing to maintain or improve profit margins?
Does the company have outstanding labour and personnel relations?
Does the company have outstanding executive relations?
Does the company have depth to its management?
How good are the company's cost analysis and accounting controls?
Are there other aspects of the business, somewhat peculiar to the industry involved, which will give the investor important clues as to how outstanding the company may be in relation to its competition?
Does the company have a short-range or a long-range outlook in regard to profits?
In the foreseeable future, will the growth of the company require sufficient equity financing so that the larger number of shares then outstanding will largely cancel the existing stockholders' benefit from this anticipated growth?
Does the management talk freely to investors about its affairs when things are going well, but 'clam up' when troubles and disappointments occur?
Does the company have a management of unquestionable integrity?
Source:Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits, P Fisher, 1958
There are only ever three reasons to sell:
If you have made a serious mistake in your assessment of the company
If the company no longer passes the 15 tests as clearly as it did before
If you could reinvest your money in another, far more attractive company. But before you do this, you must be very sure of your reasoning.
Key sayings
"I don't want a lot of good investments; I want a few outstanding ones."
"The greatest investment reward comes to those who by good luck or good sense find the occasional company that over the years can grow in sales and profits far more than industry as a whole."
"The business 'grapevine' is a remarkable thing. It is amazing what an accurate picture of the relative points of strength and weakness of each company in an industry can be obtained from a representative cross-section of the opinions of those who in one way or another are concerned with any particular company."
"If the job has been correctly done when a common stock is purchased, the time to sell it is - almost never."
Further information
Fisher outlined his views and methods in the book Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits, first published in 1958. The 1996 edition published by J Wiley also comprises two shorter pieces, 'Conservative Investors Sleep Well' and 'Developing an Investment Philosophy', a highly educational account of his early experiences.
4. Kenneth L Fisher
Job description
Founder and CEO of Fisher Investments, a California-based investment advisory firm deploying a global, top-down, dynamic asset allocation strategy. Ken Fisher also serves as Chief Investment Officer heading the three-member Investment Policy Committee overseeing all strategic investments decisions across the firm. Fisher Investments manages billions of dollars for high net worth investors and institutional investors globally.
Investment style
Top-down, global, and dynamic. Fisher doesn’t adhere to a static size or style, but positions portfolios based on client objectives and forward-looking expectations.
Profile
Ken Fisher is the youngest of Philip Fisher's three sons. After graduating from college in 1972, Ken initially worked for his father's investment firm. However, he left his father’s firm and in 1979 founded Fisher Investments as a sole proprietorship, later incorporated and then reorganized into a limited liability company. Phil Fisher was a noted growth investor. Initially Ken Fisher embraced a value philosophy. His was one of the first firms to offer small-cap value investing, having helped define the category institutionally. Ken Fisher pioneered the Price to Sales Ratio, as documented in his 1984 book Super Stocks. This concept is now a core element of financial curriculum.
Ken Fisher started writing the “Portfolio Strategy” column in Forbes magazine in 1984, and in 2009 celebrated his 25th year as a Forbes columnist.
Through the decades, Ken Fisher evolved from a primarily small cap value investor to being style-agnostic and global by the early 1990s. He is a top-ranked market forecaster according to independent third party CXO Advisory Group*. He has been published or written about in many US, British, and German financial newspapers and magazines, and his academic research has been showcased and awarded in financial journals, including The Financial Analysts Journal and The Journal of Portfolio Management including a coveted Bernstein Fabozzi/Jacobs Levy award for outstanding research.
As of 2009, Ken Fisher has written six books on investing and wealth accumulation, including best sellers The Only Three Questions that Count, The Ten Roads to Riches, and How to Smell a Rat. His 1984 book Super Stocks was the best selling investment book that year.
Long-term returns
Not known.
Biggest success
As chronicled in his monthly Forbes column, Ken Fisher called the top of the tech bubble on March 6, 2000, and predicted three of the last four recent bear markets (1987, 1990, 2000).
Method and guidelines
As detailed in his 2006 best seller The Only Three Questions That Count, investing is a science, not a craft. As such, investors need a framework for ongoing scientific discovery. Ken Fisher’s query method is to ask three questions:
What do I believe that’s actually false?
What can I fathom that others find unfathomable?
How is my brain tripping me up?
The first question allows Ken Fisher to identify myths that most investors believe. He believes that if most investors believe X causes Y, but he can prove X doesn’t cause Y, when he sees X happening, he can bet against Y and win more often than lose. For example, using this method Ken Fisher has proven that, contrary to the popular belief that rising oil prices drive stocks down, the prices of oil and stocks have no meaningful correlation.
The second question helps uncover profitable relationships most investors can’t see. For example, if most investors believe X causes Y, but Ken Fisher discovers X doesn’t cause Y, Ken Fisher seeks to prove if X perhaps causes Q or Z. Then, when he sees X happening, he can bet on Q or Z while everyone else is betting incorrectly on Y. For example, using this method Ken Fisher uncovered data showing that high US federal budget deficits have led to above average stock market returns.
The third question falls in the realm of behavioral finance, a field of study Ken Fisher has helped pioneer. Ken Fisher believes humans’ brains are hard-wired to contend with basic problems of human survival, and humans don’t deal well with counter-intuitive problems like investing. According to his research, human instinct often leads to poor decision-making in investing. For example, myopic loss aversion is a common cognitive error that Ken Fisher finds leads investors to move to avoid near-term losses at the expense of longer-term goals.
Key sayings
“Your biggest investing enemy is your brain.”
“A good way to think about successful investing is it’s two-thirds not making mistakes, one-third doing something right.”
“I call the stock market The Great Humiliator. It wants to humiliate as many people as it can, for as long as it can, for as many dollars as it can.”
Further information
Fisher Investments has entered a partnership with publisher John Wiley & Sons to do the first ever publishing imprint by a money manager - Fisher Investments Press. Ken Fisher has published two titles under this new publishing imprint: 2008’s The Ten Roads to Riches and 2009’s How to Smell a Rat. The imprint has published six books authored by Fisher Investments staff including, Own the World by Aaron Anderson, 20/20 Money by Michael Hanson, and four “On” series books: Fisher Investments on Energy, Fisher Investments on Materials, Fisher Investments on Consumer Staples, and Fisher Investments on Industrials.
Fisher Investments produces a daily financial news and commentary website at MarketMinder.com.
Fisher Investments also has a wholly-owned subsidiary in the UK, Fisher Wealth Management, and a joint venture affiliate in Germany, Grüner Fisher Investments GmbH.
*CXO Advisory Group ranking is based on Ken Fisher’s personal market forecasts and stock picks as published in his Forbes column, and does not reflect the performance of Fisher Investments. Fisher Investments has no affiliation with CXO Advisory Group.
5. Jim Slater
Job description
No official position. Slater manages his own money through a private company.
Investment style
Flexible, but he is best known as for his interest in stocks that offer growth-at-a-reasonable-price (GARP).
Profile
Slater trained as an accountant. He first became interested in investment in the Sixties, while a director at a British Leyland subsidiary. After publicising his methods via a column in the Sunday Times, he launched the investment conglomerate Slater Walker, which he chaired until 1973. The company was known for its aggressive acquisitions in every area from banking to property. It collapsed in the 1973-4 recession, leaving Slater bankrupt to the tune of about £4m in today's currency.
He fought his way back to prosperity through private property deals and writing for small investors. In 1990, he published his main work, The Zulu Principle. This popularised the use of a financial ratio devised in America, known as the PEG, or Price:Earnings Growth Ratio. He has since devised a monthly publication called Company REFS (Really Essential Financial Statistics), which helps investors to apply his system by listing PEGs and other key ratios and information on all UK companies.
Now living in Surrey, but far from retired, Slater is still very active in educating investors through his books and lectures. He is also a major shareholder in a variety of small companies, and puts a good deal of money into charitable causes and sports sponsorships.
Long-term returns
Not known.
Biggest success
Slater's own sharedealings are mostly private. But in 1996-7, he is known to have built up a substantial holding in Blacks Leisure. After selling a lossmaking division, this sports retailer staged a spectacular recovery from around 50p to a high of 549p just 17 months later in May 1997, delivering gains of 1,000%.
Method and guidelines
The stock market is a constantly unfolding drama which shifts repeatedly from scene to scene as conditions fluctuate. It is thus unwise to stick rigidly to any one method or type of asset. However, advises Slater:
"I suggest that for most private investors their first (and possibly final) area of specialisation should be growth shares. They are by far the most rewarding investments. The upside is unlimited and, if the right companies are picked, the shares can be held for many years, during which they should multiply the original stake many times."Source: The Zulu Principle
The best shares to buy are those with high forecast earnings growth and a relatively low prospective P/E, i.e. a low Price:Earnings Growth ratio (PEG). A share is reckoned to be fair value when this ratio is 1.0. Search for shares with PEGs
no higher than 0.75.
ideally, 0.66 or lower.
Forward P/E15
Forward EPSgrowth (%)÷ 20
Forward PEG= 0.75
The appeal of a low PEG is that it offers scope for the shares to earn a higher P/E (known as a 're-rating') once the market recognises the earnings potential. Thus the price should rise by the same percentage as the earnings, plus a higher multiple of those earnings - a 'double whammy' effect.
When selecting shares, rely on figures and financial ratios rather than qualitative judgment. Click here for a list of quantitative criteria.
(Ask your broker for all the relevant figures, or consult Company REFS. You can find forecast EPS and P/E ratios on the Companies page of the Hemmington Scott website by clicking on 'Brokers' Consensus'.)
Consider selling when one of the following occurs:
The prospective PEG reaches 1.2 or higher.
The story changes for the worse, such that the figures and factors that first attracted you to the company no longer apply
An even more attractive investment opportunity presents itself.
Key sayings
"Become as expert as possible in your chosen niche market. You will achieve your objective, like Montgomery and Napoleon before him, by concentrating your attack."
"Investment is the art of the specific and selection is far more important than timing."
"The price of growth shares can only increase due to earnings growth and a status change in the multiple [the P/E ratio]. The latter is often much more important than the former."
"Elephants don't gallop - but fleas can jump to over two hundred times their own height"(i.e. smaller companies tend to grow much more rapidly than larger ones).
Further information
Start by reading Slater's primer, Investment Made Easy and visiting his webpages. These will prepare you for the more advanced material in The Zulu Principle and Beyond the Zulu Principle. After that, you may wish to sample Slater's monthly newsletter Investing for Growth.
6. Peter Lynch
Job description
Now retired, Lynch secured his reputation as one of the most successful fund managers in history while in charge of the Fidelity Magellan fund between 1977 and 1990.
Investment style
Highly active investment in a variety of stocks, with special emphasis on growth and recovery stories, and holding periods ranging from a couple of months to several years.
Profile
Lynch only ever worked for Fidelity, the international investment management firm based in Boston. He started as an analyst in 1969, was promoted to director of research in 1974, and took over the Fidelity Magellan fund in 1977. At the time, it had $22m in assets. By 1990, when he decided to take early retirement in order to spend more time with his family, its value had swollen to $14bn. No manager in history has ever run so large a fund, so successfully, for so long.
His secret was a punishing work schedule, lasting six and sometimes seven days a week, in which he talked to dozens of company managers, brokers and analysts every day. With a total staff of just two research assistants, he ran a portfolio of up to 1,400 stocks at any one time. Some he bought at an early stage of growth or recovery and held for years. The majority he became dissatisfied with and sold within months, admitting that over half his choices were mistakes.
Although you cannot copy his portfolio management style, Lynch is adamant that any small investor can research stocks better than most professionals, and make smarter decisions about what to buy. This is because he or she is often better placed to spot potentially profitable investments early, and is always free to act independently, rather than constrained by committees, trustees and superiors.
Long-term returns
During his tenure at Magellan, Lynch averaged 29% compound over 13 years. This remains a record for funds of this size.
Biggest success
The biggest successes Lynch lists in his book Beating the Street were all small growth companies when he bought them: Rogers Communications Inc, a 16-bagger, Telephone Data Systems, an 11-bagger, and plastic cutlery manufacturer Envirodyne and King World Productions, both tenbaggers. The last of these is Oprah Winfrey's production company, and also owns the TV rights to Wheel of Fortune and Double Jeopardy.
Method and guidelines
Firstly, keep your eyes and ears open for ideas.
Lynch's key concept is that you can spot investment opportunities all around you, if only you concentrate on what you already know and are familiar with. Maybe you notice a crowded shop or restaurant, or your neighbours all start buying a new make of car, or a nearby factory suddenly seems to be expanding - all these may be pointers to companies on the stock market that are worth further investigation.
Among your best sources of information are:
Your job, which familiarizes you with your company, its customers and its suppliers
Your hobbies and leisure pursuits, from sport to shopping
Your family and friends, thanks to all their jobs and hobbies
Your observation and experience of companies in your home town.
Secondly, categorize your ideas
Companies can be categorized into 6 main types:
Slow growers - raising earnings at about the same rate as the economy, about 2-4% a year.
Stalwarts - good companies with solid EPS growth of 10-12%
Fast growers - small, aggressive new companies growing 20-25% or more.
Cyclicals - whose earnings rise and fall as the economy booms and busts
Turnarounds - companies with temporarily depressed earnings, but good prospects for recovery.
Asset plays - companies whose shares are worth less than their assets, provided these assets could be sold off for at least book value.
Source: One Up on Wall Street, P Lynch, 1989
Consider concentrating your efforts on finding fast growers. If bought at the right price, some of these can become 'tenbaggers' - shares that multiply your investment ten times over. Otherwise, look for turnarounds and perhaps the occasional asset play.
Consider trying to avoid holding cash. It is better to stay fully invested by putting any spare money into stalwarts. That way, you will not miss out on rising markets.
Avoid slow growers (too unprofitable) and cyclicals (too hard to time).
Thirdly, summarize the story behind your stock.
Prepare a 2-minute monologue about the stock you have in mind, describing
The reasons you are interested in it
What has to happen for the company to succeed
The obstacles that might prevent its success.
This is the stock's 'story'. Make sure it is simple, accurate, convincing, and appropriate for the category of stock in question. For example, 'if it's a fast grower, then where and how can it continue to grow fast?'
Fourthly, check the key numbers.
If you are excited by a particular product or service, check it accounts for a sufficient percentage of total sales to make a significant difference to profits.
Favour companies with a forecast P/E ratio well below their forecast EPS growth rate (i.e. a low PEG ).
Favour companies with a strong cash position.
Avoid companies with a high debt-to-equity ratio ('gearing'), especially if the debt takes the form of bank overdrafts, which are repayable on demand, rather than bonds, which are not.
In the case of stalwarts and fast growers, look for a high pretax profit margin. In the case of turnarounds, look for a low one with the potential to rise.
Fifthly, base your buy and sell decisions on specifics.
Your profits and losses do not depend on the economy as a whole. They depend on the factors specific to the stocks you hold. So ignore the ups and downs of the market.
Buy whenever you come across an attractive idea, with a compelling story behind it, at an attractive price.
Consider selling stalwarts when their PEGs reach around 1.2-1.4, or when the long-term growth rate starts to slow.
Consider selling fast growers when there appears to be no further scope for expansion, or expansion starts to produce only disappointing sales and profits growth, or when their PEGs reach around 1.5-2.0.
Consider selling asset plays when they are taken over, or when assets that are sold off fetch lower than expected prices.
Key sayings
"If you stay half-alert, you can pick the spectacular performers right from your place of business or out of the neighbourhood shopping mall, and long before Wall Street discovers them."
"The very best way to make money in a market is in a small growth company that has been profitable for a couple of years and simply goes on growing."
"The way you lose money in the market is to start off with an economic picture."
"You don't get hurt by what you do own that goes up. It's what you do own that kills you."
Further information
Lynch has written two extremely accessible books: One Up on Wall Street (1989) and Beating the Street (1993). The first ranks as one of the best investment primers ever for small investors. The second looks more closely at his time at Fidelity Magellan. A simplified account of his methods is given by John Train in The New Money Masters (1989)
7. Ralph Wanger
Job description
President of the Chicago-based Acorn Fund, run by investment firm Harris Associates.
Investment style
Theme-driven investment in smaller growth companies for the medium to long term.
Profile
After a brief period in insurance, Wanger joined Harris Associates in 1960 as an analyst. Later he became a portfolio manager. In 1970, he was put in charge of the Acorn Fund. He has since turned this into one of the top-performing growth funds of the last 30 years.
In the six months after its launch, the Acorn Fund lost over a third of its value in the most severe market downturn since the Thirties. Thankfully, the market recovered in the second half of the year and the fund survived. But the experience taught Wanger the value of a light-hearted approach to the vagaries of the market.
He subsequently became famous for his amusing quarterly reports:"Some people have written to tell me they became shareholders just so they can receive the reports, which makes the quarterlies the world's most expensive literary magazine."
He recently summarized his time at the fund in his book A Zebra in Lion Country (1999).
Long-term returns
The Acorn Fund returned 17.2% annually between 1970 and 1998, against a return from the S&P500 index of 14.4%.
Biggest success
Wanger has made big money from many unglamorous small companies. One is International Game Technology, the world's leading maker of slot machines. He paid $1 a share for it in 1988, when new management had just taken over and were planning a new range of electronic slot machines. In 1993, the stock hit a high of $40.
Method and guidelines
Concentrate on spotting trends that will last for at least 4-5 years.
Your life is driven by strong economic, social and technological trends. These also drive corporate sales and profits. When thinking of investing, start by looking around you and picking out those trends you think will be the most important and longest-lasting. Wanger's own favourites include:
the information revolution, and particularly its impact on costs
the expansion of world telephone and data networks
the business of leisure, boosted by affluent older baby-boomers,
outsourcing, as companies strip down to their core functions
money management, essential for the future wealth of an aging world.
Think small.
Smaller companies as a group have made far more profitable investments than larger ones. Although you cannot buy large numbers of them, try to focus your research on the best prospects in this group. Consider avoiding micro companies - they can be too risky. (In the UK, this means sticking to companies with a capitalization of about £30m-£250m.)
The best small companies are those that dominate their chosen niche. Their characteristics include:
growing markets for their products
good design
efficient, low-cost manufacturing
outstanding, entrepreneurial management
skilled marketing
high profit margins.
Look downstream for the best profits.
T Rowe Price focused on the leaders in growth industries. But the best money is often to be made by the downstream beneficiaries of a growth business. To use the old cliché, it wasn't the prospectors that made the money in the Yukon gold rush, it was those who sold them the picks and shovels.
Example
Rather than investing in semiconductor companies like Intel that manufactured microchips, Wanger went for cellular telephone companies that built their products into handsets.
Insist on financial strength.
Growth can only be sustained by companies with strong finances. It will be undermined by those that have to guzzle cash to feed their growth. So
Check the balance sheet to see if there is too much debt, or rising debt
Check that other liabilities, such as pension payments, are reasonable
Look for real cash generation, not simply accounting profits
As a rule, avoid turnarounds, start-ups and new issues, which tend to be weakly financed, especially if they are blue-sky tech companies.
Insist on fundamental value.
A good company is not necessarily a good stock unless it is attractively priced. Look for companies that are cheap in relation to their earnings-growth potential.
A crude measure of potential is the PEG
A better measure is to estimate the likely earnings per share 2 years ahead and multiply that by the likely P/E to arrive at a probable value. P/E ratios will be higher if interest rates are lower, and vice versa.(Professionals calculate this using a 'dividend discount model'.)
Sell only reluctantly.
If you have done your homework, you should be able to hold stocks for at least 4-5 years as a trend plays out. Wanger himself only turns over about one-quarter of his portfolio each year.
Sometimes, though, the P/E will rise to dangerous levels. Then you should consider selling some or all of your stock to reduce risk. Wanger sold International Game Technology when its P/E reached 40 and its estimated growth rate was 25%.
"In real-life portfolio management, sell decisions are often tough. You can't really apply hard-and-fast rules. Instead, you have to continually re-evaluate each situation."Source: A Zebra in Lion Country
Key sayings
"First I determine themes that will be played out over the next several years. Then I identify groups of stocks that reflect those themes."
"What I don't want are me-too companies that rank fifth or sixth in their industry, because their profit margins will rarely be as good as those of the industry leaders."
"Going downstream - investing in the businesses that will benefit from new technology rather than in the technology companies themselves - is often the smarter strategy."
"Assume that one of your eccentric friends who runs a large bank has just offered to lend you a great deal of money at about 10 percent interest, with which you may tender for all the stock of the company you are studying at the current market price. If you study the company and say 'Boy, this is terrific! Give me the loan and I'll do it. I'll quit my job and go run that company. It's a tremendous bargain,' then you probably have a good stock."
Further information
John Train profiled Wanger in The New Money Masters(1989). One of the appendices contains some fine extracts from the quarterly reports. Wanger himself brings the story up to date in A Zebra in Lion Country (1999)
8. William O'Neil
Job description
Chief Executive Officer, William O'Neil and Company, an advisory firm based in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Investment style
Growth stock trader with medium-term horizon (2-5 years).
Profile
O'Neil started out in 1958 as a stockbroker. During his three years in the job, he made a careful study of the top-performing mutual funds - the US equivalent of our unit and investment trusts. He discovered their success was entirely due to buying stocks that were setting new highs in price. In the language of chartists, they were 'breaking out' of previous holding patterns or 'consolidations'. Many of them would then go on to make advances of many tens or even hundreds of percent.
He decided to copy this method. Within a year or so, he had turned $5,000 into $200,000. In 1963, he bought a member's seat on the New York Stock Exchange and founded the firm he still runs today. He was one of the famous 'performance' fund managers of the Sixties, and a pioneer of database-driven stock selection. His company still supplies a wide variety of statistics and data to professional investors.
In 1983, he launched a financial newspaper to rival the Wall Street Journal, called Investor's Daily. Against the odds, this has become a widely-read and well-respected alternative to its venerable competitor. Part of its appeal rests on its unique data tables, which also underpin his own investment approach and his advice to clients.
Long-term returns
O'Neil's track record has had its ups and downs, particularly during and just after the 'go-go' years of the Sixties. But he is thought to have averaged an annual return of over 40% on his personal account in the ten years up to 1989.
Biggest success
One of O'Neil's earliest coups was in the drug stock Syntex. The company was the first mass manufacturer of the birth control pill at the start of the 'sexual revolution'. It had just announced quarterly earnings growth of 300% when he bought the stock in 1963. As the market woke up to the potential, the price rocketed from $100 to $550 in 6 months, making him enough money to set up his own business.
Method and guidelines
Like Jim Slater, O'Neil relies on a mixture of quantitative and qualitative criteria to pick stocks. His method has to be adapted for use in the UK, to allow for differences in accounting practice and the lesser availability of financial statistics. But his basic approach to trading is as applicable here as in the US. The key idea is to seek out only those growth stocks that have the greatest potential for swift price rises from the moment you buy them. In essence, buy the strong, sell the weak.
He suggests you remember the seven criteria listed below by the acronym C-A-N-S-L-I-M, adding that investment is like dieting: anyone can manage it with a little effort and discipline.
C = Current quarterly earningsLook for companies that have just announced quarterly earnings increases of 40-500% (Here in the UK the equivalent is interim or annual increases).
A = Annual earnings increasesLook for companies with at least 5 years of prior growth, at a compound rate of no less than 25%. Prefer those with the most consistent growth. The P/E ratio is relatively unimportant. On average, it may range from 20 to about 45.
N = New products, new management, new highsThe best stocks have a new story behind them, such as new and exciting products or new directors. They are also breaking out to new highs. On a chart, they typically form a shape that looks like 'a cup with a handle'. Click here for an example.
S = Supply and demandThe less stock there is to buy, the more any buying will drive up the price. Look for companies with around 10-25 million shares in issue. Watch for a rise in the amount of shares traded ('volume') of at least 50% above average.
L = Leaders and laggardsStick to the 2 or 3 stocks showing the highest relative strength in their sector. They should have outperformed 80-90% of all other stocks in the last 12 months. Stay away from those that have underperformed for more than 7 months.
I = Institutional sponsorshipIdentify the 3-10 best performing institutional investors. Check out the stocks they are buying as candidates for your own portfolio. Favour companies which are 'underowned' by the professionals (i.e. 10% or less of the shares belong to institutions).
M = Market directionCheck the market daily for early signs of any major downturn. (O'Neil discusses various indicators of this in his book How to Make Money in Stocks. But it needs to be said these can be unreliable in practice). Consider trying to avoid making new purchases once a decline of 10% or more gets underway.
Source: How to Make Money in Stocks, W O'Neil, 1988.
Follow a strict stoploss policy. O'Neil suggests selling any stock that has dropped 7-8% below the price you paid. Consider looking at doing this automatically.
Consider selling stocks that have not risen 20% or more after 13 weeks. And consider holding those that have risen 20% in 4-5 weeks. These may go on to be the biggest winners of all.
In the case of stocks you have held for some time, sell after any sudden and rapid climb of 25% or more in 1-2 weeks. This generally happens when good news or rosy publicity causes investors to become too enthusiastic about the stock. Take advantage by taking your profits. (In all, O'Neil lists 35 rules for profit-taking. Most of them are variants on the basic theme: 'Sell into strength'.)
Consider looking to avoid low-priced penny shares, options and new issues. These are mostly gambling chips, with only occasional potential for really big profits.
Key sayings
"The whole secret to winning and losing in the stock market is to lose the least amount possible when you're not right."
"Always sell your worst stock first."
"What seems too high and risky to the majority generally goes higher and what seems low and cheap generally goes lower."
"History will repeat itself."
Further information
O'Neil's book How to Make Money in Stocks is a must-read for growth stock investors and traders. He makes some additional points in 24 Essential Lessons for Investment Success. Market Wizards by Jack Schwager contains interesting interviews both with him and with his right-hand man, David Ryan. For details of O'Neil's newspaper, visit the website Investors.com.
9. Sir John Templeton
Job description
Retired, but formerly head of Templeton Investment Management.
Investment style
Deep-value contrarian with truly global perspective.
Profile
John Templeton was born into a poor Tennessee family. Shortly before the war, he joined a brokerage in New York. His first investment coup was to turn $10,000 borrowed from his boss into $40,000 over 4 years. His strategy was to buy all the 104 US stocks that were selling for less than $1 at the outbreak of the war.
Shortly afterwards, he launched his own investment advisory firm. At the age of 56, he sold this and started again with a single fund - Templeton Growth - based in Nassau in the Bahamas. This became the top performer among all US funds over the following twenty years. High on the list of reasons for its success was Templeton's ability to spot opportunities abroad before the crowd, e.g. Japan in the early Sixties, Canadian property in the Seventies.
Now retired, Templeton continues to live in Nassau and take an active interest in investment. As a committed Christian, he believes his financial success and philanthropic achievements have been closely linked to his own spiritual development.
Long-term returns
From 1954-2000, the Templeton Growth Fund averaged gains of around 15% a year.
Biggest success
Since Templeton's value-based methods have led him to buy large numbers of stocks, individual successes have been less important than overall averages. Perhaps his most remarkable move was to invest heavily in Japan in 1962. It went on to become the world's most dynamic market in the years up to 1990.
Method and guidelines
Templeton has distilled his principles of investment success into ten maxims, which still act as the basis of his old firm's culture and share selection process:
Invest for real returnsThe true objective for any long-term investor is maximum total real return after taxes.
Keep an open mindNever adopt permanently any type of asset or any selection method. Try to stay flexible, open-minded and sceptical...
Why follow the crowd?If you buy the same securities as other people, you will have the same results as other people... To buy when others are despondently selling and to sell when others are greedily buying requires the greatest fortitude and pays the greatest reward.
Everything changesBear markets have always been temporary. And so have bull markets...
Consider avoiding the popular...Too many investors can spoil any share selection method or any market timing formula.
Learn from your mistakesThis time is different are among the most costly four words in market history.
Buy during times of market pessimism...The time of maximum pessimism can be the best time to buy, and the time of maximum optimism can be the best time to sell.
Hunt for value and bargains...In the stock market, the only way to get a bargain is to buy considering what most investors are selling.
Search worldwide...If you search worldwide, you will find more bargains and better bargains than by studying only one nation...
No-one knows everythingAn investor who has all the answers doesn't even understand the questions.
Source: Templeton Maxims, published by Templeton Investment Management Limited
The four key factors to consider in fundamental analysis of any company are:
The P/E ratio in relation to other comparable companies
Operating profit margins, particularly if they are rising
Liquidating value, i.e. the price the firm would fetch if sold off
The average growth rate of earnings, and especially the consistency of growth. In general, avoid buying companies whose earnings slip two years in a row. Also steer clear of those growing at an unsustainable pace.
When deciding which countries to invest in,
Avoid those plagued by socialist policies and/or inflation
Favour those with high long-term growth rates
Especially favour those showing a trend towards economic liberalisation, e.g. privatisation, anti-union legislation, greater openness and transparency in stock market dealings.
Key sayings
"History shows that time, not timing, is the key to investment success. Therefore, the best time to buy stocks is when you have money."
"I never made money for clients by buying anything expensive."
Further information
A good account of the man and his methods is given by John Train in Chapter 7 of The Money Masters (1980). Free booklets describing the organization and its history are occasionally issued by Templeton Investment Management, Saltire Court, 20 Castle Terrace, Edinburgh EH1 2EH, tel 0131 469 4000.
10. John Neff
Job description
Until his recent retirement, manager of the Vanguard Windsor Fund, now run by Vanguard Mutual Funds of Chicago, Illinois, USA.
Investment style
Hard-core value investment, based on buying good companies with moderate growth and high dividends while out of favour, and selling once they rise to fair value.
Profile
Neff is known as 'the professional's professional', because many fund managers entrusted their money to him in the belief that it would be in safe hands. That view was justified by his remarkably consistent performance. For more than 30 years, the Windsor Fund routinely featured in the top 5 percent of all US mutual funds.
Neff studied industrial marketing at college, but attended night classes to get a degree in banking and finance. In 1954, he became a securities analyst with the National City Bank of Cleveland. Both there and at his next firm, Wellington Management, he pursued a value style of investment modelled on the writings of Ben Graham. He went on to apply this to three equity-and-income funds - Windsor, Gemini and Qualified Dividend - with spectacular results until his retirement in 1995.
An unassuming man, who always encouraged his colleagues to collaborate in his decisions, Neff never sought to publicize himself during his career in the same way as many star fund managers. But with the recent publication of his memoirs, John Neff on Investing, he is at last achieving the wider recognition he deserves.
Long-term returns
The average annual total return from the Windsor Fund during Neff's 32-year tenure was 13.7%, against a return from the S&P500 index of 10.6%.
Biggest success
Neff invested a huge proportion of his fund in Ford in 1984, when everyone feared it might go bust and the P/E ratio had sunk to 2.5! He paid an average price of under $14. Within 3 years, the price had climbed to $50, making Windsor profits of $500m.
Method and guidelines
Neff describes himself as 'a low price-earnings investor'. He hunts for stocks that are cheaply priced in relation to the total return indicated by the sum of their earnings growth plus their dividend yield. He calls this the 'terminal relationship' or, more colloquially, 'what you pay for what you get'. You might also think of it as the GYP (Growth & Yield:P/E) ratio:
(Earnings Growth + Dividend Yield) ÷ P/E ratio
Neff recommends comparing the GYP ratio on your stocks and on your whole portfolio with that on the market.
Example
Average forecast portfolio EPS growth (%)plus average forecast portfolio dividend yielddivided by average forecast portfolio P/E
= (7 + 5) ÷ 10= a GYP of 1.2
Average forecast market EPS growth (%)plus average forecast market dividend yielddivided by average forecast market P/E
= (15 + 2) ÷ 28= a GYP of 0.6
On the above figures, your portfolio would be twice as attractive as the market. (This is only an example. The actual relationship would usually be much closer.)
Consider avoiding, putting into your portfolio stocks that significantly reduce its overall attractiveness. Instead, set a target buying price that represents the GYP you are after and wait for the price to fall to that level.
If two companies offer a prospective 14% return, but Company A's consists of 14% earnings growth and no dividend, whereas Company B's consists of 7% growth plus a 7% dividend, it is better to choose Company B, because the dividend makes the outcome more certain.
Following this principle, Neff has always stuck to a simple investment style based on the following 7 selection criteria:
Low P/E ratio.
Fundamental earnings growth above 7%.
A solid, and ideally rising, dividend.
A much-better-than-average total return in relation to the P/E ratio.
No exposure to cyclical downturns without a compensatory low P/E.
Solid companies in growing fields.
A strong fundamental case for investment.
Source: John Neff on Investing, J Neff, 1999
A good place to look for ideas is the New Lows column in the back pages of the FT. Many, if not most, of the companies mentioned are generally bad investments. But shares in surprisingly good companies sometimes slide to new lows on bad news. Test these to see if they meet the 7 selection criteria. (Neff calls this the 'Hmmmph' test: "Some names I would not have expected to see on this list elicit an audible 'Hmmmph'.")
Don't chase highly recognized growth stocks. Their P/E ratios are invariably pushed up to ridiculously expensive levels. This greatly increases the risk of a sudden collapse in the share price.
Stick to a firm selling strategy, or you risk losing your profits. There are two basic reasons to sell:
Fundamentals deteriorate
The price approaches or matches your expectations.
The main fundamentals to keep an eye on are earnings estimates and 5-year growth rates. If these start to slip, sell at once.
Pay more attention to the GYP ratio of your portfolio than to the market. But if the market becomes very expensive and it is hard to find worthwhile purchases, it is permissible to hold up to 20% of your funds in cash until new opportunities emerge.
The best profits are usually made after market panics.
Key sayings
"Absent stunning growth rates, low P/E stocks can capture the wonders of P/E expansion with less risk than skittish growth stocks."
"As a low P/E investor, you have to distinguish misunderstood and overlooked stocks selling at bargain prices from many more stocks with lacklustre prospects."
"A dividend increase is one kind of 'free plus'. A free plus is the return investors enjoy over and above initial expectations. One of Ben Franklin's wise observations offers a parallel: 'He who waits upon Fortune is never sure of a dinner.' As I see it, a superior yield at least lets you snack on hors d'oeuvres while waiting for the main meal."
"An awful lot of people keep a stock too long because it gives them warm fuzzies - particularly when a contrarian stance has been vindicated. If they sell it, they lose bragging rights."
Further information
A brief chapter on Neff appears in The New Money Masters (1989) by John Train. But much more satisfying and illuminating is Neff's own account in John Neff on Investing (1999).
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