Yes Bank turns ex-stock split in ratio of 1:5 - Money Maker Research

Shares of Yes Bank Ltd hit a high of Rs 383, up 2 percent on BSE today in early trade after the stock turned ex-stock split in the ratio of 1:5 effective from Thursday.

Yes Bank had fixed Sept-22 as the record date for the eligibility determinacy of shareholders, with regards to subdivision of each equity share with face value of Rs. 10.00 fully paid up into 5 equity shares of face value Rs 2.00 each fully paid up. The stock of Yes Bank was trading up by 0.57 percent at Rs 379.90 per share on BSE at 11.40 am from its opening of at Rs 375.9 per share. The stock touched its intraday high of Rs 378.7 and low of Rs 373.4 per share.

A combined 4.66 million shares have changed hands on NSE & BSE during the hours. On an average of about 1.7 million shares were traded in past two weeks before the stock split.

Jenburkt Pharma stock rise 8% - News By Money Maker Research

Stocks of Jenburkt Pharmaceuticals Ltd on Tuesday announced that the company board will meet later this week to consider buy back of shares. On the flip side of the say, the stock rose its stock up by 8% to Rs 453 per share on BSE after the announcement.

In a regulatory filing Jenburkt Pharmaceuticals said:- ‘A meeting of the Board of Directors of the company is scheduled to be held on Sept 9, 2017, to consider matters for to buyback of the fully paid up equity shares of the company’. However, the size of the buyback has not been elaborated. Jenburkt Pharma’s stock had opened weak at Rs. 405.45 today versus the last close of Rs 415.85. After the announcement, the shares touched a day’s high of Rs. 466.00 on BSE in late morning trade today.

Stock Market Live: The BSE Sensex is trading at 31,772 up 70 points, while NSE Nifty is being traded at 9,932 up 19 points. A total of 77 stocks clocked a fresh 52-week high in trade as on now, while 11 stocks touched a fresh 52-week low on the NSE.

Dixon Technologies Ltd to raise Rs. 600 Cr, IPO on Sept. 6

Consumer electronics lighting manufacturer Dixon Technologies India Ltd has fixed a price band of Rs. 1,760 to 1,766 per share for its IPO, which will be launching on Sept. 6.The public officer consists of a fresh issue of shares of Rs. 60 cr and an offer for sale (OFS) of 3.05 million shares by MOPE. The stake sale will give MOPE about Rs. 540 crore, at the upper end of price band.

The company intends to use the proceeds from the IPO for repayment of debt, setting up an LED TV mfg unit at its Tirupati facility for development of its backward integration capabilities in its Dehradun unit and for up-gradation of its IT infrastructure.

IIFL Holdings Ltd, IDFC Bank, Motilal Oswal Investment and Yes Securities Ltd are managing the share sale. The company’s clientele include Philips Lighting India Ltd, Haier Appliance (I) Pvt. Ltd, Panasonic India Pvt. Ltd, Surya Roshni Ltd and Reliance Retail Ltd among others.

The company plans to expand its capabilities across all its product categories such as consumer electronics, home appliances, lighting and mobile phones. Dixon Technologies Ltd reported revenue of Rs. 1,645.6 crore in 2016-17 fiscal, as against revenue of Rs1,253.6 crore in the previous year. It profit figures Rs. 46.4 crore in 2016-17 versus Rs. 36.4 crore in the previous year, as per to the company’s IPO filing.

Why market plunged over 4% from lifetime highs in 7 sessions?

You might have seen the recent plunge in BSE & NSE market. It is significant to understand the proper time when you should trade/invest in the stock market. If you not succeed in making good research of the market, it is difficult for anyone to gain good confidence in the market.

Investors are often looking forward to making the good amount of profits from the market by seeking at the market conditions. If you are not capable to make any good amount of money in stocks you would not be able to gain the right income.

The plunge in Sensex index was on account of to heavy selling pressure in heavyweight companies. RIL was a good example in this focus. Crude oil futures has also slumped again in early Asian trade during the week, with worries about international oversupply. 

Global selloff on tensions over economic growth slowdown and sliding crude oil factored to market sentiments. SEBI move on shell companies, together with Geopolitical tensions are also additional factors.

Changing economic policies are factored for the fall of Nifty index. However, it is significant to learn how to make your best efforts to learn the market positively by getting the best source of information. 

There are many factors behind the recent fall, however, falling in market many be treated as common. When the market falls one should treat his assets in different way.  We want to sell our stocks in great companies and when prices are getting low, just don’t sell. It is to be noted that you cannot try to make sure that you would be able to have the right amount of profit from particular stocks.