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Dear fmcgbites,
Look at Gold market now, probably you will understand the GAME better!
Those TOM and HARRY were not BUYing all stocks when market was around 6000.
Those TOM and HARRY have hoarded those stocks when market was around 2000-3000 level. Then they PUMP the market to higher level knowing fully well about sub prime crisis in Apr 2007. :):)
That is one of the favourite way of making MONEY... PUMP and DUMP!
Gud luk & happy investing! :)...
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
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fmcgbites
those TOM and HARRY were buying at 6000,they have to sell now at 50% price otherwise they will be forced to sell at 25% of price. 
Tracked by: 108 Boarders
Yes. timewise correction has to take place. Till that time investors will not return to the stock market. When HNIs start buying, that is the time to enter the market. I am convinced that every rise is an opportunity to exit. ...
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by : fmcgbites
bear market is going to end? so soon? it has not begin yet, this is just some healthy chop & correction. time wise pain and depression has yet to hit stock market.
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European shares in biggest one-day fall ever
Banks, miners lead stock slump across Europe...
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The End of Wall Street
Posted by :
sambala
Ex-Lehman CEO faces grilling
Richard Fuld, former CEO of bankrupt Lehman, testifies before House panel probing what caused the firm`s collapse
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I have good qty of GSPL @48 , IFCI @39, Deccan Aviation @61. Do you suggest to average these now or shall I wait for lower levels ? I am willing to hold for long time. kindly suggest ...
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Paulson`s Poison & Antidote
Posted by : Kalidas
for tally
Profit is yours if you take it. Book the profit in scrips in which you are in money and buy back same scrips in violent correction.
If RBI eased CRR, it is good thing. They should reduce rates rather than reducing CRR - reducing CRR does not enlarge credit, as most banks in India are anticipating tight money conditions ahead in inter bank market.
You should remain long on Gas stocks like Indraprashtha Gas, GAIL, GSPL, Petronet, and State Owned Refineries, Buy LIC HSG FINANCE when it corrects more in violent crash. When there are no bids for such counters, is the time to buy them at 20% lower circuits
I am not bullish for RIL - as I had mentioned before, this stock is hyped up and its real value should not be above Rs 900. It has long way to go down - but do not listen to me. Others were telling me that it will never go down and see it is collapsing.
Not because of fundamentals, but the shares of RIL must have been pledged by the promoters for their various projects. If the share value go down, they will get margin calls and if they can not meet thousands of crores of margin calls, their shares will be simply sold off in the market. That will cause the market to fall also because of their index weighting
Kalidas, Hong Kong
6-10-2008
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Dear aahoo,
Market will never announce its crash!
I would be pretty sure that Those TOM and HARRY would be those FIIs and their BS agents in most cases! :) :)
Looking at various developments, I also think that bottom has arrived.
That 53% TA corrections is also over from those BS FIIs! They will continue for some time to keep that DEFTY values on similar values!
Since those FIIs are close to their SELLing, it is quite common to expect to hear about those BS rumours about crashes now! :)
Historically, Crash is done using very THIN volume! Just put massive SELL Order in the first five minutes before anyone can think of any BUYing! That makes good headlines everywhere!
Still, be cautious and careful!
If that MAD SELLing continues by FIIs, then we can expect DIRTY game going ahead else better days are ahead!
Looking at DOW, Market PLAYers will be under pressure to think about more steps to save those BIG GREEDY CATs! :)
Gud luk & happy investing! :)...
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by : aahoo
Dear BSR
All in the street are talking about market crash. Every TOM and HARRY is selling. To me it seems bottom have arrived. From here it is going to be different story. For a long time Indian market is tracking US market. It is time to concentrate on our own strength. Policy makers are also preparing the ground for stability. It is time to invest rather than looking for elsewhere for cues.
aahoo (the real bull)
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Despite the current market turmoil - rest assured - there are still places where your money has some degree of protection.
With stocks and bonds in turmoil, and the housing market still in the dumps, you`re probably wondering: Are there any safe places to stash your money in this market?
It may not seem like it, given that some of the most conservative vehicles, including money-market mutual funds, have come under pressure in this financial crisis.
For example, The Reserve, the nation`s first money fund firm, announced in mid-September that investors in its Primary Fund would lose value. This marked the first time in more than a decade that a money fund has handed its investors losses.
Savers who tried to eke out a little extra yield than money funds provide experienced their own set of chills recently.
Ultra-short-term bond funds invest in debt with maturities ranging from three months to a year - and are therefore supposed to be just one notch higher than money funds when it comes to risk.
But thanks to, you guessed it, bad bets on mortgage-backed securities, the average ultrashort bond fund lost around 4% over the past year. Some funds, like Schwab YieldPlus Fidelity Ultra-Short Bond have seen double-digit losses in the past 12 months.
But rest assured, there are still extremely safe places to stash your cash. Among them:
Bank money-market accounts and CDs
While it`s hard to tell which banks will eventually survive this financial meltdown, remember that bank CDs and money market accounts (not to be confused with money market mutual funds that are run by fund companies) are FDIC-insured.
That means deposits up to $100,000 per person per institution ($200,000 for joint accounts) will be protected by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
Even better: Because the Federal Reserve has not yet lowered short-term interest rates, many CDs and money market accounts are offering higher yields than you would find in a taxable money fund.
Recently, you could earn as much as 4.5% on a one-year CD, while bank money market accounts were yielding as much as 3.5%. Both are far better than the average 1.9% rate on money market funds.
Stable-value funds
Chances are, your 401(k) offers a stable-value fund. Check it out. Stable value funds invest in high-quality short- to intermediate-term bonds, which are guaranteed by insurers against loss, as well as interest-bearing contracts from insurance companies.
Has your faith in insurance companies been somewhat shaken in this financial storm? Don`t worry. Most stable-value funds invest not only in a diversified portfolio of debt but also in securities covered by several different insurers. And these funds were recently yielding around 4%.
Money Market Funds
Even though one prominent money fund just broke the buck, Uncle Sam has recently stepped to shore up confidence in these popular cash vehicles. On Sept. 19, the Treasury Department put in placea new guarantee for money funds - essentially a type of FDIC insurance - promising that investors will get $1 back for every $1 invested, with no dollar limit.
The so-called Temporary Guarantee Program will last only three months but can be extended into 2009 if needed. Because it only applies to cash that was in money funds as of Sept. 19 - and since not all money funds will choose to sign up - you still have to do to some homework to stay safe.
So call your money funds to see if they intend to purchase this government insurance. Also, stick with financial firms such as Vanguard, Fidelity and American Funds that have the financial resources to preserve the $1 share value in their funds.
And don`t "stretch" for yield. The average yield for taxable money funds is 1.9%. If you see one whose yield is much higher, that could be a sign that it`s taking too many risks.
By Money Magazine staff
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I beg to differ with you. Bhave & Subbarao are greta beaurocrats and dynamic too. What you see today seamless trading & demat transaction is Bhave`s creation. RBI`s hawkish stand has actually saved Indian economy. Infra sector lending was discouraged by RBI two years ago. RBI was criticised when $ came down to Rs. 38.50. If RBI had not allowed Re to slide, software exports would have hit and economy would have gone in to recession. By going back by two steps, RBI has actually saved India. Crude will come down to $ 50 and Dollar will collapse, so we should not worry about todays exchange rate. SEBI will interven at an appropriate time in stock market. If India becomes super power tomorrow, you need to thank RBI, SEBI, IRDA, ICAI and of course the policymakers....
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Paulson`s Poison & Antidote
Posted by : Sriman35
-Q-
It all depends how imaginative our PM and FM are. Being a good person is not enough. India needs leadership of highly imaginative persons who are relatively young (40+ to 55-) who can stay longer.
-UQ-
Dear Kalidas ji,
It is my understanding, from your previous posts, that the trio (PC/Reddy/Damodaran) lacks imaginative skills.
Now PC is same. (Finance minister)
Damodaran replaced by Bhave (puppet in my opninion i.e almost all SEBI chairmans)
Y.V.Reddy gave way to D.Subbarao(puppet in my opninion i.e almost all RBI governor`s)
Any change in your opinion, now considering the changes...! Is the latest team good enough..?
-Q-
India needs leadership of highly imaginative persons who are relatively young
-UQ-
I believe you are one of the qualified person. But you are 5000 miles away from many many years. You know what I am trying to say..!
Have you ever felt that `I could have done better, in terms of social wealth, If I had stayed back In India`..!?
Regards,
Sri
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those TOM and HARRY were buying at 6000,they have to sell now at 50% price otherwise they will be forced to sell at 25% of price....
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by : aahoo
Dear BSR
All in the street are talking about market crash. Every TOM and HARRY is selling. To me it seems bottom have arrived. From here it is going to be different story. For a long time Indian market is tracking US market. It is time to concentrate on our own strength. Policy makers are also preparing the ground for stability. It is time to invest rather than looking for elsewhere for cues.
aahoo (the real bull)
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Hi sanjay,
Everything is possible. But nothing happens without
significant reason behind it....
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Posted by : sanjay38000
if we can go from 700 to 6300..why we can not return..to 1800. everything is possible.
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Oh okie, googol.
Thanks!
Gud luk & happy investing! :)
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Posted by : googol
0604
Dear BSR,
While many were predicting dooms day for the last one year just citing chart as the reason,only Kalidas explained the hole called subprime that American cos are in,by last Dec so precisely and said that Indian mkts would tank at the latest by III week of Jan and the fall would be more than 70% (from 6000 levels)and advised all to sell all their holdings and keep as cash.Pl.go thro` the archives to see some of his gems.He was the first one to predict the dooms day of ICICI bank when it was at 900 saying that it would fall to 200-.
He even now maintains that more pains are in the offing
Regards,
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Dear BSR
All in the street are talking about market crash. Every TOM and HARRY is selling. To me it seems bottom have arrived. From here it is going to be different story. For a long time Indian market is tracking US market. It is time to concentrate on our own strength. Policy makers are also preparing the ground for stability. It is time to invest rather than looking for elsewhere for cues.
aahoo (the real bull)...
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by : BullSheetRules
Dear fmcgbites,
Latest BS views say Limited Downside and Sharp Upside Movements! :)
Let us hope better sense prevails among those Big Players!
Firm Support for Nifty around 3450 just like 9800 currently for DOW!
Those FIIs just need to stop that MAD SELLing for one or two days to get those Swift Movements!
Gud luk & happy investing! :)
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bear market is going to end? so soon? it has not begin yet, this is just some healthy chop & correction. time wise pain and depression has yet to hit stock market....
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by : hindlevernet
Dear Vicku,
Many thanks for compliments. Bear market is likely to
end soon. if it does in near future, then I will be able
to see the next peak very clearly with my EWT telescope.
As soon as I see the peak, I will start a new thread here
which may read like....................................
WILL NIFTY CROSS 7000 BEFORE 2009 END ?
Thanks again
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Dear Bhavna,
You are risking your investments if you are investing in FMPS for the yield you mentioned , even FDs today have a better return than that and that too at no capital risk.
Liquid Funds should have been the funds of your choice in these markets.
Anyways, good to know you are happy with what you are doing.
Enjoy the fall.
:-)...
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Its time to prepare shopping list guys !
Posted by : bh2008
hi ankur, as usual i saw ur mssg a little late... i used to chk the site everyday but nobody seemed to be here.. so got tired and stopped chking...
thanks for ur inputs... and u are rite this is a good market to make money...esp. yesterday and today was very good... i had bought some shares like unitech, relcap, bharti, icicibank when the markets were at its lowest and made good profit doing intra day. i am buyig and selling at the first opp. and not getting very greedy.
i have already invested some money in fmps when the yeild was quite high...10.45.... and i do not have any f.d's but thanks for the advice.
pls keep posting ur suggestions and what u are doing!!!!!! "a little more regularly." people like me are always waiting for some inputs from u and ritesh. thanks bhavna
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Dear fmcgbites,
Latest BS views say Limited Downside and Sharp Upside Movements! :)
Let us hope better sense prevails among those Big Players!
Firm Support for Nifty around 3450 just like 9800 currently for DOW!
Those FIIs just need to stop that MAD SELLing for one or two days to get those Swift Movements!
Gud luk & happy investing! :)...
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600 & SENSEX TOUCH 12000
Posted by : fmcgbites
BullSheetRules,
can you seeing 3200 now on nifty? what is your latest BS views?
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Shares of GE fall to 11-year low
Bellwether of U.S. economy in steady decline amid financial crisis, company reports losses in loan and lease business
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- Shares of General Electric Co. hovered at around $20 Monday, the lowest point in more than 11 years as a sell-off pulled down broader markets.
The share price of the industrial and commercial conglomerate, a bellwether of the U.S. economy, has slid steadily since the financial crisis hit Wall Street last month. On Sept. 25, GE (GE, Fortune 500) cut its earnings forecast for the year, blaming volatile financial markets damaging the profitability of its loan and lease business that accounts for almost half its income.
Last Thursday, share prices fell nearly 10% as GE announced an offering that was priced at a discount to the stock`s closing price the previous day. GE priced 547.8 million shares at $22.25 each - the same price GE extended to Warren Buffett, whose Berkshire Hathaway Inc. on Wednesday agreed to receive warrants to purchase $3 billion worth of common stock over the next five years.
The price for the $12.2 billion offering represents a 9% discount to GE`s Wednesday close of $24.50.
Shares of GE lost $1.12, or 5.2%, to $20.45 in morning trading. The stock earlier fell as low as $19.69. GE last dipped below $20 on May 9, 1997 when shares traded at $19.42.
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No one is too big not to fall
Posted by : sambala
Funds dry up in Golden State
By Matthew Garrahan and Nicole Bullock in Los Angeles
California’s economy, which would be the eighth biggest in the world if the state was a separate country, is teetering on the brink of a financial crisis intensified by the credit crunch.
California is weeks away from running out of money. In a letter to Hank Paulson, the US Treasury secretary, Arnold Schwarzenegger, California’s governor, last week admitted an immediate $7bn (€5bn, £4bn) was needed to pay for essential public services, such as police and fire-fighters
California would normally generate interim funding by issuing “revenue anticipation notes” in the short term credit markets to tide it over until tax revenues arrive later in its financial year. But the door to the credit markets is firmly closed.
Other states are also suffering from poor economic conditions and declining tax revenues.
Florida, Nevada, Massachusetts and Ohio have dipped into their reserves to maintain spending, according to Robert Kurtter, managing director of Moody’s US public finance group. But he said California’s situation was unique as it often relied on the capital markets to maintain spending commitments.
“When you have that dependency year-in-year-out you are going to get caught out when the markets are disrupted,” he said. “And that’s exactly what happened.”
Unlike most other states, California does not have a reserve fund and because it depends heavily on capital gains tax and stock option realisations, its revenues can be volatile. The looming cash flow crunch has caused considerable alarm.
“We are two weeks or so away from not being able to pay teachers and fire-fighters,” said Ross DeVol, director of regional economics at the Milken Institute, a Los Angeles-based think-tank.
Passage of the $700bn bail-out bill last week may not have solved the state’s immediate problems. “If we could get through the next two or three weeks without another financial institution being taken over that might restore confidence in counter-parties. But I don’t think the bill will free up the credit markets in the near term.”
Others in the municipal bond arena are more hopeful the bail-out will ease credit conditions for state borrowers. “I am hopeful that this bill will serve as the catalyst to provide stability and a resumption of normal activity,” said Ben Watkins, director of bond finance for the state of Florida.
Florida is facing a projected budget deficit of about $1.4bn and recently postponed a $200m bond issue earmarked for school construction.
Bill Lockyer, California’s treasurer, said immediate cash needs could be met with as little as $3bn.
But to end its reliance on the markets, California must first become better at balancing its budget, said Mr Kurtter. “Typically, when entities get into trouble it begins with cash flow. And when you are chronically running budget deficits, your cash is going to dry up.”
