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17 December 2009 294 views One Comment
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These days the best humor is available on business news channels.  No sitcoms can beat the news anchors in these channels.

If there is an award for “I can’t understand what he is saying”, then I think there can be no competition for the stock target price view given for the newly listed Cox & Kings share on CNBC TV 18 by its Managing Editor Mr. Udhayan Mukherjee.

Click here to read and get amused.

What is Mr. Udhayan Mukherjee saying?  Is he saying Cox & Kings is good for a target of Rs.500 or he says the value is stretched at Rs.425/-?

Anyone who understands this report well can apply for a Senior Business News Editor post with any of the Business News channels in India.

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  • Vijayasarathy R said:

    Yes. You are right. I read the entire thing and obviously as expected I am confused enough to go for it or not.

    Now I understand that our Stock Market is equally driven by these channels too (driving to down trend) by confusing people and ultimately enabling them only to make loss.

    For a buyer, who might have some interest on Cox & Kings stock, reading this CNBC TV18 editor’s comment will give more confusions than solutions. He will end up buying some other stock and making a loss. He might as well lose an opportunity to make profit if Cox & Kings on the other hand did well.

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