DIMO vs ASHO

amateur · 1 DIMO vs ASHO Tue Apr 12, 2011 1:30 pm

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what is good?.i already have ASHO........

Monster · 2 Re: DIMO vs ASHO Tue Apr 12, 2011 2:01 pm

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amateur wrote:what is good?.i already have ASHO........

Both these motor companies performed well in the last quarter. But DIMO has performed extra ordinary and it's still trading lowest PER to the current market price. I sold my ASHO but still I am holding DIMO.

My friend tubal will explain about DIMO better than me. Smile

$$$ · 3 Re: DIMO vs ASHO Tue Apr 12, 2011 2:11 pm

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In fact I bought Dimo today as it seems to be worth at the current levels .... besides if all these other clapped out illiquids can move up why not Dimo on sound fundamentals Smile

tubal · 4 Re: DIMO vs ASHO Tue Apr 12, 2011 2:15 pm

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My friend monser is the resident expert on motors. Really is.

As I mentioned in a recent thread on DIMO, it's a counter that starts a run towards the start of each quarter. If you look at the historical charts you will see this pattern very clearly. Some of these runs have resulted in rather steep price rises. I think what we are seeing today is the start of this quarter's run.

If you are a short term trader, you should get out in about 5 days. If you are medium term trader, you should still get out in about 5-10 days cause.

as $$$ say, this is an illiquid share but it's fundamentally sound.

mark · 5 Re: DIMO vs ASHO Tue Apr 12, 2011 8:08 pm

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tubal wrote:My friend monser is the resident expert on motors. Really is.

As I mentioned in a recent thread on DIMO, it's a counter that starts a run towards the start of each quarter. If you look at the historical charts you will see this pattern very clearly. Some of these runs have resulted in rather steep price rises. I think what we are seeing today is the start of this quarter's run.

If you are a short term trader, you should get out in about 5 days. If you are medium term trader, you should still get out in about 5-10 days cause.

as $$$ say, this is an illiquid share but it's fundamentally sound.

EPS for 9 months...........167Rs......

PUBLIC HOLDING-48.40% (31st December 2010)

share volume-8Mn

not illiquid......................isn't it?

amateur · 6 Re: DIMO vs ASHO Fri Apr 15, 2011 7:30 pm

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thanks very much guys,thanks to monster and rep for all...

smallville · 7 Re: DIMO vs ASHO Fri Apr 15, 2011 8:36 pm

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EPS for 9 months...........167Rs......

PUBLIC HOLDING-48.40% (31st December 2010)

share volume-8Mn

not illiquid......................isn't it?
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Thought its high on public holding, some of the top 20 share holders even falling into this category I think.. So the less sellers are expected.. Its just my thinking I may be wrong Wink