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Quote master Replybullet Posted: 23/Jan/2009 at 10:04pm
Specific to kotak, there is an important shift in mix of "other income" as compared to Dec07 period.
 
Premium on insurance business constitutes as high as 63% of other income (as against 33% for Dec07 period) whereas commission & brokerage income is down to 36% (as against 50% for Dec07 period). Insurance premium may be more sustainable probably.
 
 


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Quote kulman Replybullet Posted: 23/Jan/2009 at 10:13pm
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Insurance premium may be more sustainable probably.


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Quote kumardiwesh Replybullet Posted: 23/Jan/2009 at 11:31pm
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Companies like Kotak Bank, R Cap, Indiainfoline, Geojit, Edelweiss are bull market stocks in bearish conditions they get a double whammy not only does the PE decline the EPS also moves down hence lending a double blow.



You mean to say the element of cyclicality in these businesses is quite high.
Which of these businesses would be the best buy at present?
R Cap?
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Quote basant Replybullet Posted: 23/Jan/2009 at 6:35am
I would not buy any of these at any price. Reason being I cannot know whether the stock would become cheap (EPS would growth is unpredictable).
 
Even when these companies were very hot about ayear and ahalf back I was not attracted to them for this very reason. I like buying companies who would get cheaper every year (the degree of growth could differ though).
 
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Quote kvinodhan Replybullet Posted: 23/Jan/2009 at 6:43am
Just to get my understanding right....you wouldn't might looking into companies even though is PE is getting low if EPS remains intact.....
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Quote basant Replybullet Posted: 23/Jan/2009 at 6:58am

See most of these companies are leveraged to a bull market and unless we get aroaring bull in place how can companies with brokerages, Asset management busineses etc do well and even if they do markets wil never rate them with a higher PE>

Hence I would not buy them but if you are holding 20 stocks you can add a couple of these and that too when the stock price just stays flat for a few months and goes nowhere.
 
 
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Quote kanagala Replybullet Posted: 23/Jan/2009 at 8:57am
Originally posted by kumardiwesh

Originally posted by basant

Companies like Kotak Bank, R Cap, Indiainfoline, Geojit, Edelweiss are bull market stocks in bearish conditions they get a double whammy not only does the PE decline the EPS also moves down hence lending a double blow.



You mean to say the element of cyclicality in these businesses is quite high.
Which of these businesses would be the best buy at present?
R Cap?


How many of you believe in Rcap numbers? KMB looks like a good bet among them.
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Quote Circuit Replybullet Posted: 23/Jan/2009 at 9:32am
I agree with Basant that the stocks like - JP Associates, RCap, Kotak are Bull mkt favorite stocks (Rockets) and not to be even looked at during prolonged bear phase like the one we are sailing in.....
 
 
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Originally posted by kumardiwesh

Originally posted by basant

Companies like Kotak Bank, R Cap, Indiainfoline, Geojit, Edelweiss are bull market stocks in bearish conditions they get a double whammy not only does the PE decline the EPS also moves down hence lending a double blow.



You mean to say the element of cyclicality in these businesses is quite high.
Which of these businesses would be the best buy at present?
R Cap?


How many of you believe in Rcap numbers? KMB looks like a good bet among them.
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