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Ah ruzza malli 
keep your eye on sfin.good share if you need to hunt more..
hmm SFIN hodai tikak overvalued neda?
hebei ada HVA gahapau gahilla nam kiayala wedak ne
These are some rumors about GREG
acquisition of LITE, Looking for finance company to set up Investment banking and setting up venture capital company.
machan GREG will more further, tomorrow is not a good day to buy cus share price "might" drop again, w3 under 28 is awesome range to buy, today w3 had 5 mill trades and most collected,Congratulations & Thief he's the predictor in this thread
better to avoid last days of the month and enter carefully in next month
hmm SFIN hodai tikak overvalued neda?
hebei ada HVA gahapau gahilla nam kiayala wedak ne
...eth ada hondai 36.10 ta 1900k aragena 38.20 gaane dunnaHVA nam me tikema maximum step eke ...12 ta thibbe ... dukee be ..
Heavy Trading in HVA Foods boosted CSE turnover.
Over 25 million shares of HVA Foods traded today and contributed more than one billion rupees to the day's total turnover. HVA closed at Rs 44.80, up 6.30. 6,642,866 shares or 10 percent of the HVA Foods sold by HVA Exports (Pvt) Ltd (Parent company) to Divasa Equity (Pvt) Ltd at a price of Rs 45.00 per share. Day's total turnover amounted to 2.59 billion rupees.
ASI lost 15.61 points to close at 6837.35 while MPI closed almost unchanged at 6222.94. There were total of 117 negative contributors & only 74 gainers for the day.
JKH was up by 2.90 to close at Rs 212.90 while GREG was up by 2.10 to close at Rs 67.30. 3,791,400 shares of Singer Finance (SFIN) changed hands and closed at Rs 38.40, up 1.10. Carsons (CARS) was down by Rs 8.40 to end the day at 601.10. Expolanka lost 10 cents to close at Rs 12.80.
Foreign purchases amounted to Rs 135.6 million while their sales amounted to Rs 162.9 million.
http://www.stock-market-today.net/2011/08/heavy-trading-in-hva-foods-boosted-cse.html
Over 25 million shares of HVA Foods traded today and contributed more than one billion rupees to the day's total turnover. HVA closed at Rs 44.80, up 6.30. 6,642,866 shares or 10 percent of the HVA Foods sold by HVA Exports (Pvt) Ltd (Parent company) to Divasa Equity (Pvt) Ltd at a price of Rs 45.00 per share. Day's total turnover amounted to 2.59 billion rupees.
ASI lost 15.61 points to close at 6837.35 while MPI closed almost unchanged at 6222.94. There were total of 117 negative contributors & only 74 gainers for the day.
JKH was up by 2.90 to close at Rs 212.90 while GREG was up by 2.10 to close at Rs 67.30. 3,791,400 shares of Singer Finance (SFIN) changed hands and closed at Rs 38.40, up 1.10. Carsons (CARS) was down by Rs 8.40 to end the day at 601.10. Expolanka lost 10 cents to close at Rs 12.80.
Foreign purchases amounted to Rs 135.6 million while their sales amounted to Rs 162.9 million.
http://www.stock-market-today.net/2011/08/heavy-trading-in-hva-foods-boosted-cse.html
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ah sherlock ayya
wasa ne ada tikak upset HVA set une nene welawata
HVA nam me tikema maximum step eke ...12 ta thibbe ... dukee be ..
aparade set une nene api ganna share ekak ohoma yanne nene.ekath sell kaloth pahu wenidata uparima gihilla
The new SEC Rule has not given much boost to the Market
The stock market has again shown up its weakness despite the SEC relaxation of the prohibition on broker firms extending credit. It has not given much of a boost to the market. The new Rule limits the brokers to extending credit only up to the aggregate of their liquid assets and no more. The Brokers Association wanted to be allowed to leverage their assets. But the SEC said it should be zero leverage. This means that when the brokers credit aggregate measured perhaps by the overdue debtors balances exceeds the total amount of liquid assets they hold they have to stop giving credit and start collecting money on unpaid purchases on T+ 3 or sell out by force to recover the proceeds. Ten brokers are said to have reached such limit to credit extension unless they pump in more capital. They cannot borrow since borrowings would not be counted among the liquid assets as laid down by the SEC new Rule. In fact if these brokers have exceeded the limit they would have to force sell and this would bring the market down at least on those shares which figured in short term speculation. Is the new Rule necessary? A broker firm needs to hold liquid assets to settle net purchases from other brokers at the settlement where its clients have made purchases from other brokers in excess of sales to them. They also need to hold sufficient funds to settle the clients who have sold their shares through the firm if such shares had been fully paid for. If the shares sold by their clients have been purchased on credit from the firm then the money accrues to the firm and not to the client. The Colombo Stock Exchange Rules provide for the segregation of client funds into a separate bank account with the settlement bank. Another Rule of the Colombo Stock Exchange limits the extension of credit to 50% of the client’s portfolio of shares and credit balances in his account. If the broker firms comply with this rule then only 50% of the portfolio will be on credit. But it would seem that this Rule has been flagrantly violated by the brokers and the SEC had to step in by prohibiting all credit. Credit needs to be limited but should the limit apply per client or through a liquidity rule on the aggregate volume of credit? The Stock Exchange Rules also require that when opening a new account the client must deposit some cash which could constitute the initial margin for credit. Perhaps the CSE should insist on the maintenance of the initial margin intact. If the value of the portfolio paid for declines then the client should be called upon to put in more money to preserve the maintenance margin of 50% of the value of the portfolio. These Rules may perhaps be sufficient to ensure that the brokers do not provide unlimited credit and also ensure that the firms will not get into difficulty owing to the lack of liquidity for settlement. The present Rule requires the broker firms to maintain a minimum net capital of Rs 35 million in addition to liquid reserve deposited with the Stock Exchange. This is a flat amount applicable to all broker firms. Perhaps it should vary with the volume of business undertaken by the firms.
http://www.news360.lk/category/markets/stock-market/feed
The stock market has again shown up its weakness despite the SEC relaxation of the prohibition on broker firms extending credit. It has not given much of a boost to the market. The new Rule limits the brokers to extending credit only up to the aggregate of their liquid assets and no more. The Brokers Association wanted to be allowed to leverage their assets. But the SEC said it should be zero leverage. This means that when the brokers credit aggregate measured perhaps by the overdue debtors balances exceeds the total amount of liquid assets they hold they have to stop giving credit and start collecting money on unpaid purchases on T+ 3 or sell out by force to recover the proceeds. Ten brokers are said to have reached such limit to credit extension unless they pump in more capital. They cannot borrow since borrowings would not be counted among the liquid assets as laid down by the SEC new Rule. In fact if these brokers have exceeded the limit they would have to force sell and this would bring the market down at least on those shares which figured in short term speculation. Is the new Rule necessary? A broker firm needs to hold liquid assets to settle net purchases from other brokers at the settlement where its clients have made purchases from other brokers in excess of sales to them. They also need to hold sufficient funds to settle the clients who have sold their shares through the firm if such shares had been fully paid for. If the shares sold by their clients have been purchased on credit from the firm then the money accrues to the firm and not to the client. The Colombo Stock Exchange Rules provide for the segregation of client funds into a separate bank account with the settlement bank. Another Rule of the Colombo Stock Exchange limits the extension of credit to 50% of the client’s portfolio of shares and credit balances in his account. If the broker firms comply with this rule then only 50% of the portfolio will be on credit. But it would seem that this Rule has been flagrantly violated by the brokers and the SEC had to step in by prohibiting all credit. Credit needs to be limited but should the limit apply per client or through a liquidity rule on the aggregate volume of credit? The Stock Exchange Rules also require that when opening a new account the client must deposit some cash which could constitute the initial margin for credit. Perhaps the CSE should insist on the maintenance of the initial margin intact. If the value of the portfolio paid for declines then the client should be called upon to put in more money to preserve the maintenance margin of 50% of the value of the portfolio. These Rules may perhaps be sufficient to ensure that the brokers do not provide unlimited credit and also ensure that the firms will not get into difficulty owing to the lack of liquidity for settlement. The present Rule requires the broker firms to maintain a minimum net capital of Rs 35 million in addition to liquid reserve deposited with the Stock Exchange. This is a flat amount applicable to all broker firms. Perhaps it should vary with the volume of business undertaken by the firms.
http://www.news360.lk/category/markets/stock-market/feed
DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENT - COCO, OFEQ, KZOO, CPRT, BRWN
COCO LANKA PLC
Company ID: - COCO
Date of Announcement:-29.Aug.2011
Rate of Dividend: - Rs.1.00 per share / Final Dividend
Financial Year: - 2010/2011
Shareholder Approval: - Required
AGM: - 16.Sep.2011
XD: - 19.Sep.2011
Payment: - 21.Sep.2011
Share Transfer Book Open
OFFICE EQUIPMENT PLC
Company ID: - OFEQ
Date of Announcement:-29.Aug.2011
Rate of Dividend: - Rs.30.00 per share / Final Dividend
Financial Year: - 2010/2011
Shareholder Approval: - Required
AGM: - 30.Sep.2011
XD: - 03.Oct.2011
Payment: - 07.Oct.2011
Share Transfer Book Open
KALAMAZOO SYSTEMS PLC
Company ID: - KZOO
Date of Announcement:-29.Aug.2011
Rate of Dividend: - Rs.5.00 per share / Final Dividend
Financial Year: - 2010/2011
Shareholder Approval: - Required
AGM: - 30.Sep.2011
XD: - 03.Oct.2011
Payment: - 07.Oct.2011
Share Transfer Book Open
CEYLON PRINTERS PLC
Company ID: - CPRT
Date of Announcement:-29.Aug.2011
Rate of Dividend: - Rs.10.00 per share / Final Dividend
Financial Year: - 2010/2011
Shareholder Approval: - Required
AGM: - 30.Sep.2011
XD: - 03.Oct.2011
Payment: - 07.Oct.2011
Share Transfer Book Open
BROWN & COMPANY PLC
Company ID: - BRWN
Date of Announcement:-29.Aug.2011
Rate of Dividend: - Rs.1.32 per share / Interim Dividend
Financial Year: - 2011/2012
XD: - 08.Sep.2011
Payment: - 19.Sep.2011
Share Transfer Book Open
COCO LANKA PLC
Company ID: - COCO
Date of Announcement:-29.Aug.2011
Rate of Dividend: - Rs.1.00 per share / Final Dividend
Financial Year: - 2010/2011
Shareholder Approval: - Required
AGM: - 16.Sep.2011
XD: - 19.Sep.2011
Payment: - 21.Sep.2011
Share Transfer Book Open
OFFICE EQUIPMENT PLC
Company ID: - OFEQ
Date of Announcement:-29.Aug.2011
Rate of Dividend: - Rs.30.00 per share / Final Dividend
Financial Year: - 2010/2011
Shareholder Approval: - Required
AGM: - 30.Sep.2011
XD: - 03.Oct.2011
Payment: - 07.Oct.2011
Share Transfer Book Open
KALAMAZOO SYSTEMS PLC
Company ID: - KZOO
Date of Announcement:-29.Aug.2011
Rate of Dividend: - Rs.5.00 per share / Final Dividend
Financial Year: - 2010/2011
Shareholder Approval: - Required
AGM: - 30.Sep.2011
XD: - 03.Oct.2011
Payment: - 07.Oct.2011
Share Transfer Book Open
CEYLON PRINTERS PLC
Company ID: - CPRT
Date of Announcement:-29.Aug.2011
Rate of Dividend: - Rs.10.00 per share / Final Dividend
Financial Year: - 2010/2011
Shareholder Approval: - Required
AGM: - 30.Sep.2011
XD: - 03.Oct.2011
Payment: - 07.Oct.2011
Share Transfer Book Open
BROWN & COMPANY PLC
Company ID: - BRWN
Date of Announcement:-29.Aug.2011
Rate of Dividend: - Rs.1.32 per share / Interim Dividend
Financial Year: - 2011/2012
XD: - 08.Sep.2011
Payment: - 19.Sep.2011
Share Transfer Book Open
aparade set une nene api ganna share ekak ohoma yanne nene.ekath sell kaloth pahu wenidata uparima gihilla
HVA walatama balagena inna epa.me tike honda progress ekak thiyana shares thiyanawa
KDL(ada hariyata trade une ne)
GREG NORMAL
SFIN
SHOT
COLO (issarahata wadi wei kiyala kiyanava)
vage try karanna mass quantity walin
Elakiri eke Share market karanne tika denek witarayi.So digatama awilla me thread ekath update karanna balanna.hoda news denna.godak aya me gena thaama danne ne,
HVA walatama balagena inna epa.me tike honda progress ekak thiyana shares thiyanawa
KDL(ada hariyata trade une ne)
GREG NORMAL
SFIN
SHOT
COLO (issarahata wadi wei kiyala kiyanava)
vage try karanna mass quantity walin
heta force selling enawa ekai awula. hmmm matath mewa gena nam arnchi enawa.ath my portfolio eka run karanne Broker,
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