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HDFC Bank
HDFC BANK
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zoombusinessTracked by: 0 Boarder
BSE Block Deal
HDFC BANK 55096 Shares At 984
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HDFC BANK
Posted by : zoombusinessTracked by: 0 Boarder
HDFC Bank Makes Slight Recovery, 200,366 Shares Changed Hands In Bse Block Deal...
Tomorrow`s PROJECTIONS for this STOCK
Posted by : DUstocksTracked by: 0 Boarder
At the current Speed Of Trend (SOT), HDFCBANK will become OVERSOLD on 14th October, 2008 at Rs. 945.31.
SUPPORT & RESISTANCE LEVELS for TOMORROW, Friday, 10th October, 2008 :
R3 R2 R1 P S1 S2 S3
1322.36 1226.68 1166.36 1070.68 1010.36 914.68 854.36
NIFTY SUPPORT & RESISTANCE LEVELS for TOMORROW, Friday, 10th October, 2008 :
R3 R2 R1 P S1 S2 S3
3910.50 3757.45 3635.55 3482.50 3360.60 3207.55 3085.65
Please don`t interpret SOT figures in ABSOLUTE terms for setting up your trades, use them only for general directional guidance - all at your risk & responsibility of course. If you do not understand what SOT projections are all about, just ignore this post, rather than setting up your trade upon something you know nothing about.
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charts still show buy!!
Posted by :
ank1977Tracked by: 0 Boarder
If u observe four banks among private sector, Hdfc Bank, Axis Bank, Kotak Bank & Icici Bank. Two of them HDFC and Axis r performing superb. One can buy at every decline, HDFC Bank has less hammered during these correction. Axis bank is also value buy at current level and at every decline, so as Kotak & Icici. In Public sector banks, one can buy SBI, PNB, BOB & BOI....
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charts still show buy!!
Posted by :
alwaysrocking
we can still buy with a stop loss 1090 
charts still show buy!!
Posted by : alwaysrockingTracked by: 0 Boarder
we can still buy with a stop loss 1090...
hdfc`s turn
Posted by : ch1ragTracked by: 0 Boarder
there is no base left in market now u see wat basis someone can say dat it will recover 15% intraday ,this is base less bear market it is betta top assume downside when the stock fall 12% a day n it is clearly visible dat FII s playing game with stocks,in the same sector SBI which was much stronger in the morning and closed 8% down..so it betta for small investor to stay in such an unpredictable market... ...
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hdfc`s turn
Posted by : Guest
On what basis do you say so?
hdfc`s turn
Posted by :
sumangadiTracked by: 0 Boarder
In the recent days HDFC BANK is doing good so i think it will not go below 950...
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hdfc`s turn
Posted by : ch1rag
it is hdfc`s turn to go down from today onward below 52 weeks low dont dare to enter now
hdfc`s turn
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On what basis do you say so?...
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hdfc`s turn
Posted by : ch1rag
it is hdfc`s turn to go down from today onward below 52 weeks low dont dare to enter now
hdfc`s turn
Posted by : GuestTracked by: 0 Boarder
On what bases do you say so?...
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hdfc`s turn
Posted by : ch1rag
it is hdfc`s turn to go down from today onward below 52 weeks low dont dare to enter now
hdfc`s turn
Posted by : ch1ragTracked by: 0 Boarder
it is hdfc`s turn to go down from today onward below 52 weeks low dont dare to enter now...
Time to take action for saving our savings
Posted by : knairTracked by: 0 Boarder
Leave it,
Dear Krishnamoorthy,
We all talk about US, as it seems to transaparent, not like India where politicians play all the games in each and everything. We do not want to see a capable man handling critical and important affairs but he should be somebody from a particular caste or SC/ST etc. The quota system (it is nothing but a vote bank politics) is eating out what it should have been protected.
In US, the system revolves on 2 parties. Bush ruled for 8 yrs. Now it may be Obama. No change there from this 2 parties.
In India, a single MP of a particular party can hold things to his whim and will. We look for caste representation and not capable administrators. And this is not going to change. A mess created by the great V P Singh for political advantages.
Here the winners become ministers and losers will become governors, charmen of PSU units and loyal babus become ambassdors. What else you want!
Financial wizards eatern out US economy. The govt has surrendered before them and 700 Bn from the treasury is being looted to save the system. That seems to be so little. Here our political stalwarts offered loans to each and everybody. Now the govt is waiving it.
Everybody pays tax, directly and indirectly too. And the govt loot it in different names to attract the public. And the public is bearing all the losses!
knair...
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Time to take action for saving our savings
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NaturalNews) The comptroller general of the United States says the nation is on the path to financial ruin unless the American public tells Washington to change its ways.
David M. Walker, head of the General Accountability Office, or GAO, is the nation`s top federal accountant. With the voting season now in full swing as November approaches, candidates from both major political parties are talking up the standard issues that energize the public and encourage discussions, but no candidate appears to be talking about the state of the nation`s fiscal prospects.
"This is about the future of our country, our kids and grandkids … we the people have to rise up to make sure things get changed," says Walker.
Walker said the challenges facing the nation were severe as the federal government continues to fund operations by borrowing foreign money. He also warned of the coming effects on the economy as the "baby boomer" generation begins retiring, calling it a "demographic tsunami" about to wash ashore.
"He can speak forthrightly and independently because his job is not in jeopardy if he tells the truth," said Isabel V. Sawhill, a senior fellow in economic studies at the Brookings Institution. Walker`s term ends in 2013, as he is serving a 15-year term as the comptroller of the U.S., so he has one of the most secure jobs in Washington. That fact frees him to be candid about the state of the nation`s economy.
"You can`t solve a problem until the majority of the people believe you have a problem that needs to be solved," Walker says.
Mike Adams, a consumer advocate, adds that "The U.S. national debt is the 800-pound gorilla hiding in the economic closet … no one wants to talk about the national debt, and no politician who talks about reducing it will ever get elected. The U.S. public has lost any appetite for fiscal restraint and seems intent on driving this economy into total debt collapse."
Just quoted for your attention. Will our CAG express his voew so clearly/ Will our misnisteres tell the true status of our fiscal crisis.
satyameva Jeyathe may be the quote. But basically we are currupt to the core. Only the walk may be different.
v.krishnamoorthy
Time to take action for saving our savings
Posted by : Leave it.Tracked by: 0 Boarder
NaturalNews) The comptroller general of the United States says the nation is on the path to financial ruin unless the American public tells Washington to change its ways.
David M. Walker, head of the General Accountability Office, or GAO, is the nation`s top federal accountant. With the voting season now in full swing as November approaches, candidates from both major political parties are talking up the standard issues that energize the public and encourage discussions, but no candidate appears to be talking about the state of the nation`s fiscal prospects.
"This is about the future of our country, our kids and grandkids … we the people have to rise up to make sure things get changed," says Walker.
Walker said the challenges facing the nation were severe as the federal government continues to fund operations by borrowing foreign money. He also warned of the coming effects on the economy as the "baby boomer" generation begins retiring, calling it a "demographic tsunami" about to wash ashore.
"He can speak forthrightly and independently because his job is not in jeopardy if he tells the truth," said Isabel V. Sawhill, a senior fellow in economic studies at the Brookings Institution. Walker`s term ends in 2013, as he is serving a 15-year term as the comptroller of the U.S., so he has one of the most secure jobs in Washington. That fact frees him to be candid about the state of the nation`s economy.
"You can`t solve a problem until the majority of the people believe you have a problem that needs to be solved," Walker says.
Mike Adams, a consumer advocate, adds that "The U.S. national debt is the 800-pound gorilla hiding in the economic closet … no one wants to talk about the national debt, and no politician who talks about reducing it will ever get elected. The U.S. public has lost any appetite for fiscal restraint and seems intent on driving this economy into total debt collapse."
Just quoted for your attention. Will our CAG express his voew so clearly/ Will our misnisteres tell the true status of our fiscal crisis.
satyameva Jeyathe may be the quote. But basically we are currupt to the core. Only the walk may be different.
v.krishnamoorthy...
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Time to take action for saving our savings
Posted by : chchch
Leave it, Leave alone PSU banks. The way Fin.Min./RBI are apparently protecting ICICI Bank as if it has majority govt. stake, is really shocking. Hope the Special Audit of ICICI Bank by the RBI is candid. The Govt. (Fin.Min.) should not interfere with any independent action (which again is doubtful, the way RBI is being packed with ex-Fin.Min. mandrins)by the regulator of banks i.e. RBI. Also, RBI should continue to assert, just like during the regime of Dr.YV Reddy, in its role as monetary authority and also in its role as regulator of scheduled banks. The big question mark is whether RBI will be able to assert its role?
Dow falls more than 500 points--Be alert
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Dow falls 508 as panic takes over Wall Street
The Dow tumbles more than 5% in part because of Fed boss Bernanke`s gloomy economic outlook and continuing stress on financial companies.
The Nasdaq loses more than 100 points, and the S&P 500 drops below 1,000 for the first time since 2003.
Stocks fell to their lowest levels in five years today as fears grew about the global banking system`s ability to survive the worst credit crunch since at least World War II.
The Dow Jones industrials fell 508 points, or 5.1%, to 9,447. The Nasdaq Composite Index fell 108 points, or 5.8%, to 1,755, and the Standard & Poor`s 500 Index was off 61 points, or 5.7%, to 996.
Today`s close was the Dow`s lowest since Oct. 2, 2003; it`s down about one-third since peaking a year ago.
The Nasdaq`s close was its worst since August 18, 2003, and the S&P`s decline was its worst -- and its first close under 1,000 -- since Sept. 30, 2003.
Take your own cue for todays trading.
V.Krishnamoorthy...
Hdfc bank may fall below 1000....
Posted by : marketmanTracked by: 0 Boarder
Hdfc bank can come down to tripple digit mark.... there is no meaning in holding this stock at present price during this powerful bear season.......
See where Bank of America stands today
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NEW YORK: Bank of America Corp, the largest U.S. bank, reported weaker-than-expected quarterly earnings on Monday, slashed its dividend and said it would seek to raise $10 billion in additional capital.
Bank of America, which announced its earnings two weeks early, said third-quarter profit dropped to $1.18 billion, or 15 cents a share, from $3.70 billion, or 82 cents a share, a year ago.
Analysts looked for earnings per share of 60 cents, excluding one-time items, according to media Estimates.
Bank of America warned that credit quality continued to weaken during the quarter, and said the economy has moved to a "recessionary environment."
v.krishnamoorthy...
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