Category Archives: Delisting

Some current delisting situations

Posted on January 8, 2014 by Anil Tulsiram

I have tried to analyse some current delisting cases using the framework which I have discussed in my earlier posts. You can read Delisting Framework Part I “Failure has patterns here and Part II Don’t be Fooled by Randomness here, Part III “Seek Uncertainty … Continue reading →

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Delisting Framework – Part IV – Use Checklist & Mindmaps

Posted on January 3, 2014 by Anil Tulsiram

Acknowledgement: In doing this series, I was immensely benefited by various blog posts by Ashish Kila , Neeraj Marathe, Ninad Kunder and Prof. Sanjay Bakshi. This does not mean that they will support this framework or will agree with some investment opportunities which I may identify. Needless, to mention … Continue reading →

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Delisting Framework part III – Seek Uncertainty on Favorable terms

Posted on December 28, 2013 by Anil Tulsiram

Acknowledgement: In doing this part, I was immensely benefited by Prof Sanjay Bakshi presentation on Understanding the Universe of the Unknown and Unknowable. This does not mean that he will support this framework or will agree with some investment opportunities which I … Continue reading →

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Delisting framework – Part II – Fooled by Randomness?

Posted on December 23, 2013 by Anil Tulsiram

Acknowledgement: In doing this series, I was immensely benefited by various blog posts by Ashish Kila , Neeraj Marathe, Ninad Kunder and Prof. Sanjay Bakshi. This does not mean that they will support this framework or will agree with some investment opportunities which I may identify. Needless, to mention … Continue reading →

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Delisting framework Part I – Failure has Patterns

Posted on December 7, 2013 by Anil Tulsiram

Note: This is going to be a four part series. In part I, we will try to analyse past delisting failures and some common pattern. In part II, we will try to study past successful delisting and to identify patterns, … Continue reading →

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