Thread: Does the satyam is the only one?

the satyam scandal might gave a shock but it is not the only one.

the book cooking done in satyam is common among corporates mainly in small cap segments but not same magnitude.

when a company grows and books profit, the book cooking issue will be faded gradually.

but the satyam has gone out of all and done a blender things in the accounts.
so in result of this, they cant escape except the disclose of account.

What the point is, does the satyam is the only one.

i expect more and more corporates to be scanned for these type of scams.

my main doubt is on realty sectors , who are kings in cooking books to make their own profit big and earn in it.

So my advise is , if you want to own a scrip in your portfolio, just think twice.
better to skip realty sectors.

plz have your say here,

Take a hiatus from the stock market for a couple of years..its gonna get worse sooner or later.

Some useful tips for putting money in the stock market
1. Stock market is a gamble. So invest only that much u can afford to lose. never invest borrowed funds.
2. One needs to follow the scrips closely. Its not a philosophy of "fill it, shut it, forget it"
3. Always set ur own stop loss. ideally 20% would be a good level.
4. When the prices are rising, once the increase is say 25-30%, sell a part of the holding to at least get the principal amount out.
5. Always listen to ur head and never to ur heart. stock market is nor for those who are guided mainly by emotions
6. Day trading is good as long as u r not greedy. once a profit of around 1-1.5% is reached, close the open position. Even a profit of Rs.500-Rs.600 per day gives a monthly profit of above Rs.10000.
7. never put all ur money in one scrip. Diversity is absolutely essential for risk reduction.

Originally Posted by panchabhut

Some useful tips for putting money in the stock market
1. Stock market is a gamble. So invest only that much u can afford to lose. never invest borrowed funds.
2. One needs to follow the scrips closely. Its not a philosophy of "fill it, shut it, forget it"
3. Always set ur own stop loss. ideally 20% would be a good level.
4. When the prices are rising, once the increase is say 25-30%, sell a part of the holding to at least get the principal amount out.
5. Always listen to ur head and never to ur heart. stock market is nor for those who are guided mainly by emotions
6. Day trading is good as long as u r not greedy. once a profit of around 1-1.5% is reached, close the open position. Even a profit of Rs.500-Rs.600 per day gives a monthly profit of above Rs.10000.
7. never put all ur money in one scrip. Diversity is absolutely essential for risk reduction.

Absolutely listed the points to keep in mind.

thanks for the post.