buy at current market price Rs.77 for three month target of Rs.100.Today this company is best position so I am say stock market price will be increased.

BSE - Petronet LNG Ltd has informed BSE that the company have excute a term agreement on july 03,2007 in doha with Rasgas.

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Buy at current market price Rs.328 for sixth month target of Rs.400.They are reported in excellent result in last quareter ended.Today this company is best position so i am say stock market price will be increased.

NIIT Technologies Ltd has informed BSE and latest stock news that the share allotment community of  board of director this company on Aug. 09,2007 has allotted 1,550 equity shares of Rs. 10/-

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Buy at current market price Rs.1390 for three month target of Rs.1500 .They are provided in excellent result in last quarter ended.Today this company is best position so i am say stock market price will be increased.

Nestle India Ltd has informed BSE that a appeal under section 391 to 394 of the company act 1956 for obtain the authorize of high court of Delhi and new Delhi this scheme of prearranged between there company ……….

Rule 3: Don’t buy shares in closely held companies

Whether a company is widely held or closely held depends upon the number of shareholder it has. In this book, we will draw the line at 5,000 shareholders. Companies with less than 5,000 shareholders will be considered as closely held.

Shares of closely held companies tend to be less active than those of widely held ones since they have a fewer number of shareholders and, thus, a smaller floating stock of shares. Shares of such companies tend to be ignored by the general public. Large institutional investors also tend to avoid closely held companies. As a result their shares do not get sufficient price support, which they would otherwise have got if they had been widely held. Moreover, it is always much easier to manipulate the share prices of a closely held company than those of a widely held one.

Share prices of closely held companies also tend to be more volatile than others. When they rise they rise very fast, and to a very high level. Conversely, when they fall they dose very fast and to a very low level. As a result, it is generally very difficult to buy shares in a closely held company when prices are rising, and very difficult to sell them when prices are falling. Investing in such shares requires a high degree of expertise, knowledge, alertness and quick thinking which take years of active investing to acquire. We would, there fore, strongly urge you to keep away from such shares.