What do you think of Anilaana?

Rapaport wrote:Do you have any idea about the company?? Dont you think you are taking a massive risk?? Something like a gamble??

You might apply for many thousand shares and get only a few thousands, blocking your money..

If you want to invest the money for steady growth, there are plenty of shares in the market to buy, considered safe and sound!

Cheers!

Take this good advice from Rapa.

I never invest in IPOs because too risky and opportunity cost with tied up money.

But I think GMnet is joking..

Thank you everybody for the good laugh! The perfect way to start the day!

You know Asanga!

slstock wrote:Are you serious? Haha somethign is not right you writing this.

Are you testing the forum???

GMNet wrote:I want to invest my mothers EPF savings and my wife's dowry on ANILAANA?
Please let me know whether it is a good investment?

Your mothers' EPF and wife's dowry indicate the level of risk as against return. If I asked the question whether I should invest this money on Treasury Bills, no one would contest my decision. If I said I wanted to invest in Golden Key, everybody would have said no. What I want to know is how safe my investment In Anilaana on 1-10 scale. Its a serious and pertinent question irrespective of the source of funds.

GMNet wrote:

slstock wrote:Are you serious? Haha somethign is not right you writing this.

Are you testing the forum???

GMNet wrote:I want to invest my mothers EPF savings and my wife's dowry on ANILAANA?
Please let me know whether it is a good investment?

Your mothers' EPF and wife's dowry indicate the level of risk as against return. If I asked the question whether I should invest this money on Treasury Bills, no one would contest my decision. If I said I wanted to invest in Golden Key, everybody would have said no. What I want to know is how safe my investment In Anilaana on 1-10 scale. Its a serious and pertinent question irrespective of the source of funds.

How about your sister's EPF, your bosses dowry and your aunty's boyfriend's ETF? What would that do to your risk?

GMNet wrote:I want to invest my mothers EPF savings and my wife's dowry on ANILAANA?
Please let me know whether it is a good investment?

Mothers EPF?..... I'm not too sure I would!

Mother-in laws EPF?

Definitely!

I believe the success of ANILAANA IPO...
depend on the rally of DEBENTURE currently processing...
status of CSE....

since 40miilion x 2 x 12 = 960million almost a billion....
a puzzle... at this stage of game.....!!!

need more EPF & DOWRIES............

If EPF can invest in stocks like Galadari, Lughf Gas etc.. What is wrong my investing my mothers EPF savings in same kind of shares???

WildBear - u are correct. they wanted to get our opinion about the share issue in another way. who are the brokers for this issue? Is it Asia Securities?

Jiggysaurus wrote:

GMNet wrote:

slstock wrote:Are you serious? Haha somethign is not right you writing this.

Are you testing the forum???

GMNet wrote:I want to invest my mothers EPF savings and my wife's dowry on ANILAANA?
Please let me know whether it is a good investment?

Your mothers' EPF and wife's dowry indicate the level of risk as against return. If I asked the question whether I should invest this money on Treasury Bills, no one would contest my decision. If I said I wanted to invest in Golden Key, everybody would have said no. What I want to know is how safe my investment In Anilaana on 1-10 scale. Its a serious and pertinent question irrespective of the source of funds.

How about your sister's EPF, your bosses dowry and your aunty's boyfriend's ETF? What would that do to your risk?

cunning girl...what a nice way to get information...Ha..ha..ha...

GMNet wrote:If EPF can invest in stocks like Galadari, Lughf Gas etc.. What is wrong my investing my mothers EPF savings in same kind of shares???

Is EPF money and your own money is same???.

DONT U HAVE A SIS ........IF U HAVE ...KEEP THE MONEY AND INVEST IN YOUR SIS AS DOWRY

disaster waiting to happen !

Not worth at 12.00

surely this is not worth for 12/= on todays way....
but may be in few years times.... if they did good work ...
* as i think so i don't invest on this at today!

GMNet wrote:

slstock wrote:Are you serious? Haha somethign is not right you writing this.

Are you testing the forum???

GMNet wrote:I want to invest my mothers EPF savings and my wife's dowry on ANILAANA?
Please let me know whether it is a good investment?

Your mothers' EPF and wife's dowry indicate the level of risk as against return. If I asked the question whether I should invest this money on Treasury Bills, no one would contest my decision. If I said I wanted to invest in Golden Key, everybody would have said no. What I want to know is how safe my investment In Anilaana on 1-10 scale. Its a serious and pertinent question irrespective of the source of funds.

I think u got very encouraging answers from our members Seriously, u were the one who posted the following post.. U still have doubts on Anilana?

http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t29096p25-anilana-lands-have-been-revalued-by-massive-rs-2-billion-prior-to-the-ipo#171209

GMNet wrote:If EPF can invest in stocks like Galadari, Lughf Gas etc.. What is wrong my investing my mothers EPF savings in same kind of shares???

EPF's time frame is long term.. And it should be more than 6 years.. These funds cannot take money out and let the market down either so if their shares go up, they cannot book profits instantly.. There are criticism among members of their selected lists but I cannot say the choice is too bad but they got into some counters when the market was overheated.. Surely they'd have thought before doing so.. Then again, its money to burn for them (public money) so being considered a higher time frame, there's a chance that their decision can go correct too .. See we dont create policies, we're not the governing party and we dont what's in their sleeves either.. So we bet on a favorable condition when we invest on future prospects

If u really want to invest, there's much more worthy counters than Anilana.. See even bare lands in Kalpity is worth at this level due to fair valuations done.. Anilana's land valuation was a dream one imo.. How on earth land prices went up 40-70% in post-war era?

So its up to u do decide on Anemanda..