Yes Now trading @ Below 7800, Yes What To Expect?????????????
Our Crucial Support @ 7747_______7727
Yes Don’t Panic @ Lower Level,
From 10:45 Will Seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee SHARP U TURN…. PANIC Only FOR
First Hours…!!!
Upside Will Seee LEVEL, 7830________7856_______7870 Level, !!
Updated At 8:10 Am 11/May/Delhi/India
Bajaj Electricals is looking to fast-track completion of transmission line tower (TLT) projects which have run into significant time and cost overruns and are hurting the performance of its engineering and projects (E&P) division.
Hit by the delays, the E&P segment’s revenues for the quarter ended September 30 fell 22.5% at `132.71 crore.
Shekhar Bajaj, chairman and managing director, Bajaj Electricals, told DNA Money, “We realised that until we don’t complete the site and hand it over, we would not get our last payment and the retention money does not come by as well. Therefore, we decided to work on the sites and close as many as possible,” he said.
As on April 2011, Bajaj Electricals had 24 active TLT sites.
While some of them have been closed in the last fiscal, about nine sites will be closed this fiscal, the company said.
“We are hoping that by the end of March 2013 we should be able to bring the overall number down to six sites and begin the next fiscal on a positive note,” said Bajaj, adding that another five will be completed by September.
Some of the recent orders, Bajaj said, offered reasonable margins and are more profitable in the long run.
In the fans business, it is looking to strengthen itself in the premium segment in which it has been going slow for sometime.
Anant Bajaj, joint managing director, Bajaj Electricals, said, “We are introducing a range of premium products which will add significantly to our sales in the coming quarters.”
With the subsidised gas cylinders per household coming down to six a year, the firm sees huge opportunity for its induction cookers. “Last year induction cookers registered sales of `100 crore and we are looking at `150 crore this fiscal,” said Bajaj.
The company reported 7.8% year on year growth in net profit for the second quarter at `26.92 crore, while net sales rose 4.7% to `733.81 crore. During the quarter, lighting and consumer durable segments achieved total revenue of `201.65 crore and `398.69 crore, respectively.
YES LAXMAN REKHA HURDLE ZONE 8030_________8070
Yes Exit from Long Between These Levels.
Be Caution @ higher Level,
DON’T EXPECT MORE TEJI. Our Mantra Only SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SEL
Yes Go Short Between 8030____8070 Level, Our Laxman REKHA ZONE
Go Short & Relax !!!
Yes Start Selling Between These Levels 8030_8070 in Tons & Relax
Lower Targer_7870_7830 Level, will Come
Updated At 9:00 Am 4/jan/Delhi/India
On 11 Sep, We boldly Updated That our Crucial Suport @ 16200, Yes not Breaked
& Taken U TURN, In UPSIDE We Clearly mentioned that
Our 
16680
Already Updated That Above 16680 Will Come Fresh Buying & Yes Will Zoooom 17086_______17178
Yes Between These Level, Lion Heart Trader Can Go Short & Relax !!!! Thereafter One Sharp panic Will Come…
Updated At 1:40 pm 17/ Sep /Delhi/India
U.S Market Update,
Yes Small Panic On Card, Below 16200,
Will Seeee Panic Upto_____16070________16020
HAVE EYES ON TWO LEVELS 16680 & 16000
Laxman Rekha 16680 for Fresh Buying We Need Two Trading Session for Cross This Level
Updated At 8:10 pm 11/ Sep /Delhi/India
18230____18276 Level,
Yes, Fresh Round Of teji, Only Once Cross, of 18276 Level, & Stay With
Volume, Then We Seeeeeeeee
Big Blassssssst Upto_______18570____18630 Level !!!
YES LION HEART TRADER CAN TAKE RISK & GO SHORT !!
Updated At 10:30 Pm 11/MAY/Delhi/India
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Darrow Kirkpatrick is a software engineer and author who lived frugally, invested successfully, and retired in 2011 at age 50.
Updated At 12:50 Pm 1/MAR/Delhi/India
