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CCL Products (India) Limited (CCL:EQ)
Paidup Value
10
Face Value: 10
Market Lot: 1
ISIN Code
INE421D01014
Listing Date
07-JUN-2004

LATEST SNAPSHOT    136.65 2.0k [130.10 +6.55 (+5.03%)]    Jul 3 03:59PM IST
Date: 3rd July 2009   View Fibonacci Technical Chart
High: 136.65Low: 136.65
Open: 136.65 Value: 0.03 Cr.
Volume: 1999 10-day Avg. Vol: 9319
52-Week Range & CMP()
51.95
182.00
12th March 2009
8th September 2008
Circuit Filters For Next Day: 129.82 - 143.48
STOCK PERFORMANCE
  16.60% in 1 Week
  5.56% in 1 Month
  -7.26% in 1 Year
Intraday Chart Courtesy Yahoo! Finance
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22nd June, 09(126.00) Oil & Gas: Rationalise indirect tax on petro products  (The Economic Times)
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18th June, 09(115.30) Buy Paper Products at Rs 3537: S Chabria  (moneycontrol.com)
13th June, 09(115.75) 15% of milk products in Delhi adulterated  (Business Line)
Critical Price Levels: 125.17   121.89   112.76   99.06 More crucial levels...
Holding Period: SHORT-TERMRECOMMENDATION - HOLD
Stock Technicals
SMA-7: 123.63   SMA-13: 122.54   SMA-26: 122.93   SMA-50: 112.76   SMA-200: 99.06
EMA-12: 124.11   EMA-26: 120.22   EMA-50: 112.46   EMA-200: 109.91   MACD: 3.89
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I can assure you that the marking errors in the derivatives business have not been symmetrical. Almost invariably, they have favored either the trader who was eyeing a multi-million dollar bonus or the CEO who wanted to report impressive "earnings" (or both). The bonuses were paid, and the CEO profited from his options. Only much later did shareholders learn that the reported earnings were a sham.(page 13)
One of the derivatives instruments that LTCM used was total-return swaps, contracts that facilitate 100% leverage in various markets, including stocks. For example, Party A to a contract, usually a bank, puts up all of the money for the purchase of a stock while Party B, without putting up any capital, agrees that at a future date it will receive any gain or pay any loss that the bank realizes. Total-return swaps of this type make a joke of margin requirements. Beyond that, other types of derivatives severely curtail the ability of regulators to curb leverage and generally get their arms around the risk profiles of banks, insurers and other financial institutions. Similarly, even experienced investors and analysts encounter major problems in analyzing the financial condition of firms that are heavily involved with derivatives contracts. When Charlie and I finish reading the long footnotes detailing the derivatives activities of major banks, the only thing we understand is that we don't understand how much risk the institution is running.(page 14)
- Warren Buffet in his letter to Berkshire shareholders for 2002. Full document in PDF



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