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So Nifty has closed at 5005 marginally above 5000 but very well below 5180 !!!! It should not come as a surprise if Nifty December trades durng the course of the month around 4500 or even below 4500. Remember Budget gap is likely to be filled during this month only. Market manipulators are very well aware that January 2010 onwards all domestic factors which are not favourable to the market will start surfacing and in fact some of them may be visible in December 2009 itself. Sharp operators including FIIs will definitely liquidate the position. One of the earliest signs was clearly visible today Nifty December closed at a hefty discount of 25 points !!!!!!
Consider before going long in December series !!!!!!!!...
is this right time to invest equit or mf pls sujest me which one is best or others
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So how much you made between 5093 and 4976?...
Hello Chart Expert,
Dont u feel nifty made double top at 5131 for medium term ?
Warm Regards,
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to regain 5000 in the near term...
Dear Udayan!!
I think cetain stocks overran to the peak, too early denying the scope for growth of some Mdcap shares. Its tiredness is due to that overvaluation.so those overvalued stocks have to come down to mid cap stocks and the next run is to syncronised growth to make a stable index.it is volatile and bubble may break at any time now....
difficult at this juncture, may be after a little bit fall more one can go for it...
target 4700 ...
i think ONLY MODI`S,ROSS`s,L&T`s,,,,,, QUIT SATYAM`S...and BUY LATER at HUGE!
very SMART!
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A highly volatile industry. Better to avoid....
Satyam is a good company and now it is in safe hands... so i am very confident about the long term prospects of this company... Bad news generally results in panic selling... those days are not the best to sell any stock....
My view is to hold the stock for long term.......
A Lok Sabha member on Tuesday demanded the need to put a tight lid on ‘Participatory Notes’ as the derivative instruments increasingly used by foreign institutional investors to take positions in the country’s bourses cause frequent equity market gyrations.
Raising the matter during Zero Hour, Mr Bhartruhari Mahtab, BJD member, sought a check on stock market transactions through PNs, stating the ‘dirty money` was coming into the bourses through the backdoor.
Stating that 52 per cent of net inflow of foreign funds into the stock market was being routed through PNs and that they were originating from offshore tax havens, Mr Mahtab said Mauritius, Hong Kong, China and Luxembourg alone accounted for Rs 25,000 crore of FII flows into India.
He said there was `a surge` in FII inflows through PNs in the last two months which is `a matter of concern`.
While such foreign funds get zero to 1 per cent in return in the US and Europe, such offshore derivative instruments enter into the country through the backdoor in higher amounts, even as foreign direct investment through the front has declined, he said.
Mr Mahtab said countries such as Brazil, Taiwan and South Korea have taken measures to check the inflow of such funds with Brazil even slapping a two per cent levy on capital inflows in order to preclude such funds from destabilising the domestic markets. He said `without registering with the Securities and Exchange Board of India` the sources of such funds and the identity of persons of such funds remain unknown.
thehindubusinessline. com/2009/11/25/stories/2009112551720100.htm
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Hi Radhika ji,
GM, What is the market direction for today? shall i buy nifty for 20-30 points gain for today????
Regards,
Srini...
