i have applied for reliance petroleum ipo. i didn't got even a single share.money also not refunded,wt 2 do
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Check with your DP for the current status on your application.  You can also write to the company's correspondence address which was cited on the application form for any queries.\n\nAlso check your account statement to be sure about your claim.\n\nKeep the details such as your application no. , DP no, and date of filing your application and other important details ready so that you get a proper response from their customer service.
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Good for you. 1500 x what price did you get in on? $15-$17 ipo   to publich\n\n1500 x avg $16 = $24,000 low\n5000 x avg $16 = $80,000\n\nIt's nice that your order got filled and got least 1500 shares.  Good luck.
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For stocks that have JUST started trading:\n\nhttp://www.hoovers.com/business-information/--pageid__10008,PDate__M:2006:01--/global-ipoc-index.xhtml\n\nFor future companies going public:\n\nhttp://www.hoovers.com/business-information/--pageid__10005,Date__2006:1--/global-ipoc-index.xhtml\n\nJust be aware that MOST companies do not perform like Google did.
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Incase if you are Indian citizen working in US. You might to be open NRI online share trading accounts. Here lot of banks and private co will provide this service.\nMore details send me email.
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If that is the only stock you own, do not buy more. All the eggs in one basket is a very bad idea. \n\nIndia has a growing economy and even though there has been a sever sell off in Indian stocks that does not mean there is not value in the companies. \n\n I am not familiar with PBA, so I can not advise on the soundness of that particular company but many Indian stocks were very richly priced a month ago and have been subject to a market correction as have stocks throughout the world markets, though not so severely as the Indian markets.\n\nIf you believe the company is sound and has good finances--not too much debt--and has good prospects just hold on to it. \n\nIf on the other hand, you purchased it as a speculation then you may want to sell it and take your loss. \n\nPersonally, I have been nibbling at some Indian stocks since the sell off. Some look very attractive now at these levels, but just small bites. These sell offs have a habit of taking on a life of their own. Next month, these same stocks might very well be selling at Rs 60.   It happened in the U S markets on several occasions.
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Hi Prashant, keep your spirits up and take followup, otherwise tell them that you can sue them thru consumer court. But keep all your communications well documented so that you can win a case if you put against Tata Indicom !\nBest luck to you...\n:-)
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no, shares are for parent companies only. I would recommend opening a second.
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You are making the mistake that most amateurs make.  Okay, you lost Rs 35 per share or Rs 3500 for a single block.  Here is where you must begin to learn.  First, of all, losing money is part of the game.  The mistake you made is going into the trade without a plan.  Second, now that that trade is bad and you have no plan, you haven't the first clue on what to do.  Am I right?\n\nA professional never gets into his trade without a plan.  When you bought Patni, did you set a stop loss order?  I would guess "No".  A professional would have decided what the maximum loss they're willing to take is and then place a stop loss order.  For example, if you had planned out your trade, you might have said, "Okay, I'm going to buy Patni at 435, but the maximum loss I'm willing to take it Rs 2000", so you would have set a stop loss order at Rs 415 (Rs 20 times 100 shares = Rs 2000 loss, thus Rs 20 from Rs 435 would give you a stop loss price of Rs 415).\n\nWhen Patni reached Rs 415, the stop loss order would have taken effect and you'd be out.  Yes, you would have lost money, but that's the game.  You will win and you will lose.  The difference is that an amateur gets in without a plan on what to do if losses occur and what their maximum loss will be.  A pro knows all of that even before he picks up the phone to call his broker.\n\nRight now, you're scratching your head and want to know where to sell.  Why are you asking anyone one?  Do they have some magical crystal ball that will tell them when prices will bottom?  Just like you, they have no clue where to sell either.  They are making guesses just like you are.  The difference between, you, the others you're asking and a pro is that the pro realize he has no idea how low prices will drop, all he know is how much of a loss he's willing to take.\n\nSo, the question you need to answer is, "How much of a loss are you willing to take?".  You've lost Rs 3500, can you or are you willing to lose more?  If not, then you need to get out.\n\nA pro would have set a stop loss order and taken the loss.  He can always re-enter the trade when price action moves up again.  I mean, prices could go up from Rs 400, but just as likely than can continue to go down below Rs 400.  So, how much are you willing to lose?\n\nI answered a similar question by another poster and they voted my answer #1 and said that they would do that in the future and then proceeded to ask me "So, when should I get out".  He missed the whole point.  For example, let's say I tell you to get out at Rs 350.  You'd be an idiot to take that advice.  Why?  Because only YOU know how much money you're willing to lose.  If losing Rs 3500 is more than you can take, you should have been out a long time ago.\n\nYou must learn and stop thinking like the other 99% of the population.  You must have a plan, you must have limits that you are willing to take losses, etc.  I've traded for nearly 20 years and I see this all the time with new comers.  They get into a trade without laying out a plan of what they are going to do if the trade goes against them.  I never enter a trade without a stop loss order and I never second guess myself.  Discipline is the key ingredient of successful traders.  You don't have that.  You need to develop it.\n\nSo, to answer you question, you must answer this questions:  Are you willing to risk losing more than Rs 3500?  And if the Rs 3500 you've lost so far is more than you wanted to lose, then why haven't you gotten out already?
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Some may be oughtright frauds where no such stock exists.  Some may be frauds wherein a licensed broker wants you to invest with him and it's all a big boiler room scam.  Some may be actual listed companies that are not following SEC rules on truthfully reporting their finances.  \n\nBut all are attempts to get you to part with your money.
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More than likely it is not a publicly traded company, as yet. The stock information will only come from the company itself.
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There are many companies that sell their shares directly to the public. Often one must be a customer of that company, but not always. I once opened an account with Duke Power with $50.00 and added to it when I was able. There are no commissions in these transactions. Check with companies in your area to see if any of them offer this service.
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Just sign up with ameritrade.  Stay away from those get rich quick stock trading programs.  Everybody who uses those loses their shirt.
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u flat out cant buy shares from them because of the size of the company. they will let u see them..,but as u know it says "so and so is not available on sharebuilder". ur 100% right though..,penny stocks can have very high returns more than companies such as Microsoft or apple. u need to find the right ones. i have a few..,if your interested let me know i can share them with u. but remember, sharebuilder wont buy them for you.\n dereksamm@yahoo.com
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Considering that you are a novice, would recommend that you invest in some Mutual Funds. There are several Indian Mutual Funds that have been on the tear thanks to the run away Sensex situation and overall confidence in the economy. The market looks like overvalued right now. Wait for a correction and then jump right in. Look up Fidelity, HDFC, DSPML, Franklin India etc.\n\nIf you still want to invest directly in the marketplace i.e buy share of a particular company... look for IPO opportunities rather than chasing existing listings.
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good luck, at least you are willing to pay!\n\nI will watch to see if you get any definitive answers!\n\nDid you check with your normal stock broker program to see if they provide a service?\n\nupdate:\ninterestingly google shows stock quotes\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=stock+quote+aapl\n\nit's a 15 minute delay, but they also have the links to the big boys!
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You can get a feel for the "game" and not own a share of any stock. Select some stocks you think might be a good buy and set up a portfolio on a spreadsheet. Follow the stocks over a period of time and see how you did. Have a reason why you picked each stock and see if it turns out to be correct.\n\nAlso pick a couple of good index mutual funds from Vanguard, Fidelity, T Rowe Price and see how they do. I'd bet in a year they will be doing better than the total of the stocks you pick yourself.