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An article of interest to investors...!

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maalinda
essares
Quibit
Soundchips
anu
tubal
Max
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Director and single largest individual shareholder of Lanka Ashok Leyland Plc’s Saliya Perera on Sunday night passed away in a private hospital after being admitted for a heart ailment.
Daily FT learns that Perera, a self-made entrepreneur and investor, got a heart attack and was rushed to the hospital, and all efforts to resuscitate him failed. Sad Sad Sad

thanks anu for sharing...........

a person who got things by his effort and dedication cannot bear such a rude manner............ Sad Sad Sad Sad Sad Sad Sad Sad Sad

Slstock

Slstock
Director - Equity Analytics
Director - Equity Analytics

anu wrote:This puts us in perspective what margin trading can do to a person....!

http://www.ft.lk/2011/03/29/seylan-bank-dumped-lanka-ashok-fame-shareholder-director-saliya-perera-passes-away/

Though we do not know this for sure, this transaction would have been heart breaking for him. Maybe it did effect him in his condition.

I read in the article he is a nice gentlemen who used to keep a low profile. May you rest in peace Mr Perera

Max


Senior Equity Analytic
Senior Equity Analytic

Rest in Peace.....

tubal


Vice President - Equity Analytics
Vice President - Equity Analytics

Anu, thank for sharing but I think you ought to change the title.

Also that pathetic FT is more concerned about white washing the margin provider than reporting the truth. It has many blatant innacuracies for example: 'The 12% stake sale by Seylan Bank, at Rs. 1000 per share, lower by Rs. 650 or 21% from its last closing price on 21 January'

anu

anu
Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

tubal wrote:Anu, thank for sharing but I think you ought to change the title.

Also that pathetic FT is more concerned about white washing the margin provider than reporting the truth. It has many blatant innacuracies for example: 'The 12% stake sale by Seylan Bank, at Rs. 1000 per share, lower by Rs. 650 or 21% from its last closing price on 21 January'

Done sir; sorry about it.

tubal


Vice President - Equity Analytics
Vice President - Equity Analytics

anu wrote:
tubal wrote:Anu, thank for sharing but I think you ought to change the title.

Also that pathetic FT is more concerned about white washing the margin provider than reporting the truth. It has many blatant innacuracies for example: 'The 12% stake sale by Seylan Bank, at Rs. 1000 per share, lower by Rs. 650 or 21% from its last closing price on 21 January'

Done sir; sorry about it.

Thank you very much for changing the title. But I was thinking of something like 'Murder at the WTC' or 'brokers kill their first victim' Crying or Very sad

Soundchips


Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

It is with a great sorrow that I learned about passing away of a high net worth investor. My greatest sympathy to his family

Soundchips


Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

When I post some thing on a website I always try not to hurt any investors feelings and very sensitive towards individual shares, these are very sensitive issues. I am grateful for the administration of this website for your maintenance of good ethical standards.

Slstock

Slstock
Director - Equity Analytics
Director - Equity Analytics

tubal wrote:
anu wrote:
tubal wrote:Anu, thank for sharing but I think you ought to change the title.

Also that pathetic FT is more concerned about white washing the margin provider than reporting the truth. It has many blatant innacuracies for example: 'The 12% stake sale by Seylan Bank, at Rs. 1000 per share, lower by Rs. 650 or 21% from its last closing price on 21 January'

Done sir; sorry about it.

Thank you very much for changing the title. But I was thinking of something like 'Murder at the WTC' or 'brokers kill their first victim' Crying or Very sad

I share your sentiments Tubal and agree that the article is more focused on whitewashing th broker. But we cannot for sure say this transaction killed Mr Perera to go with "broker kills" part. Though I too feel it must have been heartbreaking for him.

No matter what they say I find it hard to believe they could not find a high networth to buy ASHO for more than Rs 1000.

Quibit


Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics
Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics

PERPETUAL CAPITAL seems to have taken Mr Saliya Perera to PERPETUITY!!

mark

mark
Expert
Expert

tubal wrote:
anu wrote:
tubal wrote:Anu, thank for sharing but I think you ought to change the title.

Also that pathetic FT is more concerned about white washing the margin provider than reporting the truth. It has many blatant innacuracies for example: 'The 12% stake sale by Seylan Bank, at Rs. 1000 per share, lower by Rs. 650 or 21% from its last closing price on 21 January'

Done sir; sorry about it.

Thank you very much for changing the title. But I was thinking of something like 'Murder at the WTC' or 'brokers kill their first victim' Crying or Very sad

yes .........that is a good title(brokers kill their first victim),i saw you put a post at "MURDER AT ASHO" title also.........

essares


Equity Analytic
Equity Analytic

" Quibit wrote

PERPETUAL CAPITAL seems to have taken Mr Saliya Perera to PERPETUITY!!"


Very true statement.

May you rest in peace Mr Perera

maalinda


Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

R.I.P Sir...

swan03


Vice President - Equity Analytics
Vice President - Equity Analytics

May you attain Nibbana.

15An article of interest to investors...! Empty Re: An article of interest to investors...! Tue Mar 29, 2011 10:49 am

Academic


Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

What ever we said and done, it is to live the life. It is a disaster, if investors have to lay down their life for debts. No civilized society would accept it.

May you Rest In Peace.

16An article of interest to investors...! Empty Re: An article of interest to investors...! Tue Mar 29, 2011 11:06 am

Monster

Monster
Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics
Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics

It's a sad news. I feel guilty as I am one of the person who collected few of his shares at discounted rate. May you rest in peace.

17An article of interest to investors...! Empty Re: An article of interest to investors...! Tue Mar 29, 2011 11:22 am

Slstock

Slstock
Director - Equity Analytics
Director - Equity Analytics

Monster wrote:It's a sad news. I feel guilty as I am one of the person who collected few of his shares at discounted rate. May you rest in peace.

Well you were not involved in the scam and you did not know when you bought. Have a free mind.

No matter what selling at RS 1000 is sheer BS and saying they could not find a buyer above 1000 for a share tradign at Rs 2000+ is even more hardto believe. Who does not want easy 100% profit in a week. I gather Mr Perera was not a pushy character by what the article sasy so maybe the Margin Trader and Broker got off easy for this butchering. Situation like this is a shame for the "worlds best stock market" name.


Just to be fair, we do not know exactly his heart attack was due to this issue. It has a likely reason.

18An article of interest to investors...! Empty Re: An article of interest to investors...! Tue Mar 29, 2011 11:56 am

salt

salt
Vice President - Equity Analytics
Vice President - Equity Analytics

Academic wrote:What ever we said and done, it is to live the life. It is a disaster, if investors have to lay down their life for debts. No civilized society would accept it.

May you Rest In Peace.

Agree with you.

Money making is not the life. We do whatever we do to have a better life for us and our loved once. But, we should also undertand that tnothing is perfect in the world and be open mind to accept the adversaries.

Good advice for all of us. Its not % gain all the time. Be prepared to accept greater loss in any time in whatever form.

19An article of interest to investors...! Empty The sequel..... In today's FT! Wed Mar 30, 2011 5:53 am

anu

anu
Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

Seylan Bank says had good relations with Saliya Perera

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Seylan Bank said yesterday it has had a good relationship with Saliya Perera, the Shareholder Director of Lanka Ashok Leyland, who passed away on Sunday after a heart attack.

A spokesman for the bank responding to the Daily FT’s exclusive article yesterday, said that Perera had been reminded about settling dues since 2009, whilst not only Lanka Ashok but several other stocks in his portfolio had been divested as and when required.
“We have followed all necessary procedures with regard to Perera’s portfolio and banking relations. He did continue to bank with us even after the part sale of Lanka Ashok Leyland stake. He has been aware of the commitments of both parties and we have had a cordial relationship overall,” the Seylan Bank spokesman added.
On 15 February Seylan Bank, to recover defaulted dues, sold a 12% stake in Ashok Leyland held by Perera out of a total 27.85% stake for Rs. 449.5 million or Rs. 1,000 per share, down by Rs. 650 or 21% from the stock’s previous closing on 21 January.
The 50-year old Perera, as reported in Daily FT yesterday, had a history of heart ailment and died on Sunday night after a fresh attack and efforts to resuscitate him at a private hospital failed.

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