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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
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vkk43Price when posted : BSE: Rs 25.00 ( -18.57 % ), NSE: Rs. 25.15 ( -18.21 % )
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Thanks for yr views. Fundamental denial is there so long as results are not out. But if excellent results are declared, more than market expectation, it should gain few rupees on such announcements. Let us wait and watch the resuls....
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : harishkrsharma
I do not think so since we are in the fundamental denial period right now and results are based on certain speculation that has to be achieved by IFCI to register good profits. 
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thank you gaba sir (and all friends who replied), money is from savings account and not borrowed and moreover no hurry to get it back . was only worried by the sudden and steep fall had invested huge amounts in rural electrification corp thinking it is a govt navratna company with 82% govt holding and retail around 10 % my purchase rate was 125 now its almost 69 per share same with guj nre from 150 to 31 its a real nose dive.but as u said two to five year time frame is what i am thinking of.......
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gujnre
Posted by : JAGDISH GABA
rms71,please not that if its from borrowed money
2you are a short term investor
and you have other pressing requirements,then can book losses
otherwise next week you cant see much recovery although there will be certain attempts to recovery coz of news based but there will be lot of selling too
make a time horizon of 1-2 years because now the mkts are in real bearish mode n no immediate respite
Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : harishkrsharmaPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 25.00 ( -18.57 % ), NSE: Rs. 25.15 ( -18.21 % )
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I do not think so since we are in the fundamental denial period right now and results are based on certain speculation that has to be achieved by IFCI to register good profits....
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : vkk43
In that event, IFCI share will move up sharply from current level, even in this weak market, though the rise may prove to be short lived. Thanks.
LOOT SAKO TO LOOT LO.
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Sriman35Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1527.00 ( -7.43 % ), NSE: Rs. 1527.60 ( -7.34 % )
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Hi libran.,
Ass is already burnt. Thouhgt of applying/buying some Zandu, but Zandu pharma itself is burning..!
Typical dog fight.
Ragards,
Sri...
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LOOT SAKO TO LOOT LO.
Posted by : libran.
lolz...good one....at least we can smile even when our A** are burning.. he he
Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : harishkrsharmaPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 25.00 ( -18.57 % ), NSE: Rs. 25.15 ( -18.21 % )
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Contd...
Read stocks lower circuits have not been reduced ...........
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : harishkrsharma
Dear lifaylon,
I am only thinking that if the solution of financial crisis with in a week then what will happen to the market by that time.
Rather they should close the market for few days as various stocks have already lost almost 90% value.
It seems our govt itself wants this to continue as stocks lower circuit also have been reduced even after so much value erosion.
harish sharma
Looking for RPL at Rs.66
Posted by : manoPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 115.95 ( -5.15 % ), NSE: Rs. 116.25 ( -5.02 % )
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My dear friend you should have invested your money not any TV commentators advice please bear one thing in mind equity is one mode of investment not an gambling den people who loose money are the one who believe in others words and there is no garunty that this stock can hold your avarage price. There is a bubble it got busted now world wide and the real lose are for the small investors. Do you know the FII`s are the investors when the sensex was at bottom around 2000 level they are at profit till now and they are shedding some of their profit. I remember there was discution in CNBC during 2003 some local broker where complain that there was absolutely very less participation of local investors though the market is scaling up and the inflow from FII was very huge in the tune of around 70 to 100 million per day when the index stocks where trading at the most livest like RIL at around 300 and SBI around 500 and during that course it was estimated that FII`s where holding more than 40% of index stocks so now one can understand that the selling from FII`s not at lose but the real losers are the domestic small investors many of them who got stuck at higher end when the market flared up during JAN 2008. At this point i wish to make a point that the Government should make some protection to the local investors by not allowing the FII`S not allowing them to pull out so drastically will they do it??...
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Looking for RPL at Rs.66
Posted by : avrochan
RPL stock was hovering for a long time at Rs.66 in 2005 and some one told me to open DP & Trading account, as RPL has a bright future. I accummulated 4000 Nos. that time and did not switch when it hit 290 levels., but accumulated another 1000 Nos. at Rs.280/- hoping that it is going to hit Rs.350/- as per Aswini Gujral. In any case I am not in loss overall as of now, but looking forward to accummulate another 1000 at 66 level if it falls to 2005 levels. US is expected to hit 6000 marks and Indian Index may break 10,000 and hit 9000 (as per market talk). In such a shattered market of global recession where people are sucking out all money even at severe losses, I dont think any magic to happen, though all are investors and optimistic on the stock.
Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : harishkrsharmaPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 25.00 ( -18.57 % ), NSE: Rs. 25.15 ( -18.21 % )
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Dear lifaylon,
I am only thinking that if the solution of financial crisis with in a week then what will happen to the market by that time.
Rather they should close the market for few days as various stocks have already lost almost 90% value.
It seems our govt itself wants this to continue as stocks lower circuit also have been reduced even after so much value erosion.
harish sharma...
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : lifaylon
G7 has announced an agreed plan BUT no blood has started to flow down the veins of the already dried-up financial world, it will take a week b4 something starts to happen
US fed will start to take stake by month-end in US banks and the take over of part equities will happen by end-third-week Markets until then markets will be volatile
Yes RBI has induced 60000cr into banks but most are for liquidity to take care of withdrawals the normal-routine and redemption call from Mutual-fund-holders which has come into play last 4days
In no-way this is going to help our stock-market for the time being
Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : radhika_nandlalPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 25.00 ( -18.57 % ), NSE: Rs. 25.15 ( -18.21 % )
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Jatt,
No you come to bangalore and see HOW LAZY we are.. if there is a queue in bangalore it will be only in two places in hotels and cinema theaters.
Most workers in bangalore, the labor class either are from andhra or from tamilnadu
Most shopkeepers are malayalis.
Most beautiful flats are owned by northindians.. if i have to talk to the local kannadiga and feel good i have to visit a kannada cinema theater... its an occult science to spot the hardcorde kannadiga in bangalore in places of opulence or in places of toil. ROFL.
WHY? Coz bangalore is cold and naturally kapha predominates the dominant psyche and its cold and wet so kapha kapha all the way..they are relaxed folks... may be Tennyson penned LOTOS EATERS for us. LOL...
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : pkjattking
Not true as normaly people are smart in north.... they become dum and lazy as you go south..... look at us if you travel northern states than go south you will a difference......... We Indian and goaras belong to same blood type...... we belong to Ireans human race...... when we split with them they became smart and we in south became lazy..... than they came back and ruled us...... same people different skin color....
LOOT SAKO TO LOOT LO.
Posted by : vam_aruPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 1226.70 ( -2.20 % ), NSE: Rs. 1225.20 ( -2.32 % )
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Dear rashmi,
I have updated two income strategy examples in my home page, check it out.....
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LOOT SAKO TO LOOT LO.
Posted by : rashmi26
dear vam,
if nifty opens with a gap up as it seems say around 3300 or 3350 then the3500 cal i hav bot at 125 will also move up say around 25 to 30 rs.can i book profits now and is it wise to do so.
pl advise regds ,rashmi
LOOT SAKO TO LOOT LO.
Posted by : libran.Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1527.00 ( -7.43 % ), NSE: Rs. 1527.60 ( -7.34 % )
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lolz...good one....at least we can smile even when our A** are burning.. he he...
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LOOT SAKO TO LOOT LO.
Posted by : Sriman35
-Q-Sriman35-
saari paisa loot gayi..! pahle kisse bank ko lootna padega. :)
-UQ-
-Q-vkk43-
Suppose there is no money there also, then???
-uQ-
Then it will be a Civil war. One may call it as World War-3.
Regards,
Sri
Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : pkjattkingPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 25.00 ( -18.57 % ), NSE: Rs. 25.15 ( -18.21 % )
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Not true as normaly people are smart in north.... they become dum and lazy as you go south..... look at us if you travel northern states than go south you will a difference......... We Indian and goaras belong to same blood type...... we belong to Ireans human race...... when we split with them they became smart and we in south became lazy..... than they came back and ruled us...... same people different skin color.......
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : bubbu64
I am doubtful about canada as it almost mirrors the american stock market. Most people love investing in warm countries than rather cold countries. This is a fact among most corporates and investors. I guess the human body reactions to weather attunes the decision making processes in many corporate investments.
Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : vkk43Price when posted : BSE: Rs 25.00 ( -18.57 % ), NSE: Rs. 25.15 ( -18.21 % )
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In that event, IFCI share will move up sharply from current level, even in this weak market, though the rise may prove to be short lived. Thanks....
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : harishkrsharma
IFCI had posted best results in SEPT 07 Qtr registering 497.29 Crore last year and hopefully
1) Provided Malvika steel land sale has been done we would again see those numbers achieved this Qtr & year too.
2 )Income Tax return of 72 crore from IT dept too was expected this quarter.
3) Certain other small assets were on auction notice too as NPA Recovery hopefully some nos. could have been achieved this Qtr.
if all above has been achieved we would see very good profit this Qtr.
harish sharma
Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : knairPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 25.00 ( -18.57 % ), NSE: Rs. 25.15 ( -18.21 % )
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treasureddhan,
If thats what you meant, your earlier msg did not reflect it. However,
I do not want to go with an argument with you, other than what I said.
Here I would appreciate my co-boarders who reponded well.
1) ifci_rocky
2) lifaylon
3) NODIK
knair
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : treasureddhan
I apprecate your concern for your loved ones. But the fact remains that US economy is going to dwindle in the coming days and the purchasing power of the common man in that country will be dismally low. It is better all the Indian leave the country be back home ,India is much safer country than US at any point of time. It is not that I wish US should go to dogs, but it is deep water, which none can save it
Where is THE Moderator?
Posted by : libran.Price when posted : BSE: Rs 364.10 ( -19.71 % ), NSE: Rs. 363.65 ( -19.86 % )
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Hi venus, I appreciate your frank and open comments, I do agree with you compeltely. I think channels and forums like these should be democratic but at same time they should also make sure that messages posted here by anyone are having substance and are not malicious, but to be honest I have lost my respect for CNBC TV18 long back, and no harm for me to say that these message boards are driven to benifit brokers and operators. Everyone of us can understand why just only few bunch of analyst keep showing their ugly faces over and over again, when 90% of their recommendations goes wrong, time has proven not just once but many many times. Udayan and these analyst like Gujral and many others have strong cartel and vested interest to promote some or many stock either ways, when they go up or go down. I am surprised when boarder talk they cant invest, well do one really need to trade or invest on one owns name, in Indian financial system still there are so many loop holes to be plugged in, no one can stop his wife or father or a friend to reade for him... so dont expect much from moderator and channels like CNBC TV18, they have motives to keep playing some sections of news over and over for their benifit... happy investing...
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Where is THE Moderator?
Posted by : venusind2k
The rumours on ICICI bank such as the one claiming that the bank has been borrowing at 35 % to pay staff salary and that bank accounts worth Rs 10000/ Cr etc are being posted merrily on this site. where is the Moderator and why is he failing in his duty. Unconfirmed or statements made on this bank are affecting me as a shareholder of the bank and as its HNI client. Also there are a host of MF investing in ICICI. By not doing his duty at this stage, CNBC Moderator has colluded with Bear cartel worth being dargged to court!
Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : novice1000Price when posted : BSE: Rs 25.00 ( -18.57 % ), NSE: Rs. 25.15 ( -18.21 % )
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dear gc,
As you rightly mentioned, US Dollar rise is just temporary.
These days exchange rates are dictated by liquidity.Just like the excessive liquidity creates excesses in stock markets,the outflows are creating excesses in US Dollar.
Just like the way fundamentals decide the valuations of stocks in long term, here too exchange rates will move towards more acceptable levels in the longer term.
From purchase power parity point of view , US Dollar is supposed to be at much lower levels.
US Dollar is bound to reach levels of 25 against INR.
regards
...
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : goldchest
Dear vkk43,
The rise in the Dollar may be baffling many including yourself,but the explanation is very simple.
The low Interest rate regimes in the US and Japan had ensured copious money flows that drove the Bull Market of the last 4 Yrs. Stock and Commodity Markets in every country received heavy Money flow. When the big Financial Institution in USA ran into trouble Liquidity tightened and Risk aversion rose.Large Institutions rushed to liquidate their liquid Assets in all Markets to shore up their Cash positions.These funds were not diverted to other RISK Assets,instead got parked in US Treasury Bills.The Dollar had to strengthen.
Please keep in mind that this Dollar strength is temporary,till Markets stabilise.Once sanity returns the Dollar will start a slow but long decline.I expect it to lose half its value over the next decade.Mind you the Japanese Yen has strengthened against the Dollar as Japanese are prefering to take their money home to a zero Interest rather than seeing their Wealth erode.
I will be keen to SELL the Dollar forward(1 to 2 Yrs) using the Option route in the Global Markets.
This is the right time for Exporters to Sell their Dollar incomings into the Forward Market,unfortunately they did so in the first 2 Qtrs of 2008 and are suffering massive Treasury losses.
I hope you are now getting a better picture.
Regards!
Goldchest.
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