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Quote s_praharaj Replybullet Posted: 15/Mar/2007 at 12:21pm

Kulmanji,

Yes, you have analysed nicely the typical qualities of Infosys.

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Quote xbox Replybullet Posted: 15/Mar/2007 at 5:42am
IT companies have been the biggest beneficiary of booming financial sector of USA. Financial companies are always hungry for software product/services. Either they or their outsourcing partners had outsourced alot of work to India in recent years. Some of the biggest accounts with Indian vendors are from financial sector. Indian BPO companies are earning their bread 'n butter only from this sector. With so many action going on there, I believe most of IT companies will feel the punch. There are so many subprime companies gone bankrupt and many are not in healthy conditions. Situation with all-prime and prime lenders are also not rosy as rate of interest has gone up quite substantially. On of my friend who lives on USA told me that worst will come in 07-08, when most of borrowers has resetting clause. For subprime loans resetting happens after 2 years whereas for rest it happens after 5 years.
So if any sector India will get effected from USA meltdown, IT service will be the first one. Yes, it will be fist to recover from USA recovery but in between there lies a dark time.
Please remember financial sector is largest sector of any economy and they are the largest customers of any Indian software vendors.


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Quote xbox Replybullet Posted: 12/Apr/2007 at 10:25am
'Other income'Wink ne kamal dikhaya hai. Otherwise INFY guidance of 80-81 says the story .. somebody said selloff ..

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Quote omshivaya Replybullet Posted: 12/Apr/2007 at 11:25am
Just for info. purposes: Infy guidance at 80-81 means expect 88-89! Last year they guided 28-30% growth and delivered close to 50% earnings growth.

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Quote basant Replybullet Posted: 12/Apr/2007 at 11:52am
Just a personal note: Infosys guiding at 25% and doing 47% last year was not conservative guidance but faulty guidance.If it was conservative then it would create more problems because each time it says something the markets would think Ah! it should be more and that discount would widen.
 
Guidance should bring objectivity and reduce confusion and speculation but here that purposeis not being served.
 
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Quote omshivaya Replybullet Posted: 13/Apr/2007 at 3:19pm
Infy has always given a guidance and beaten it, since the time it first listed. So, to each his own. Some may call it faulty guidance(though doing it for 20 years and more seems a deliberate thing) and some prefer to call it conservative. To each his own mentality of thinking. Cheers!
 
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Quote vip1 Replybullet Posted: 13/Apr/2007 at 3:48pm
With Infy it is classic case of " Samajhnewalen samajh gaye jo Na Samjhe------ " It Delivers then Talks rather than other way round.
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Quote Ajith Replybullet Posted: 13/Apr/2007 at 10:14pm
 Infosys is just too classy-a cut above the rest in meritocracy and politicslessness -a strange creature in India.No wonder they can remain cheerful in the wake of the threat of an appreciating rupee.
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