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Reliance is not having any good news, it is facing lot of resistance before it crosses 2050. so it may go weak next week below 1850...
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Communists are known for their nature mooh mein ram bagal meing chaku...
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CPI(M) takes MF route to build cash reserves
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MMB Messenger
With the global markets in a tailspin and the US financial crisis looks grim. While the CPI(M) continues to berate Finance Minister P Chidambaram for not taking the cue and being obsessed with stock markets, the party too hasn’t been able to entirely shun the lure of greater returns.
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A very stupid biased and unnecessary fabricated story. it was not necessary for the media to utter \"Importantly the stock market ayatollahs, the left, had made substantial investments in the US-64 scheme of the UTI\"- these words. The information has to be provided but the remarks which should not be the jurisdiction of the writer. Anyway it is quite understandable the story has been published with a bad intention to malign not the CPIM but the communist and communism.
Possibly writer has no idea how to earn livelihood in a semi capitalist country like India and how to organise fight to abolish the rotten system with continuous efforts. However the story is eligible a minus(-) grading....
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CPI(M) takes MF route to build cash reserves
Posted by : MMB Messenger
With the global markets in a tailspin and the US financial crisis looks grim. While the CPI(M) continues to berate Finance Minister P Chidambaram for not taking the cue and being obsessed with stock markets, the party too hasn’t been able to entirely shun the lure of greater returns.
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A very stupid biased and unnecessary fabricated story. it was not necessary for the media to utter \"Importantly the stock market ayatollahs, the left, had made substantial investments in the US-64 scheme of the UTI\"- these words. The information has to be provided but the remarks which should not be the jurisdiction of the writer. Anyway it is quite understandable the story has been published with a bad intention to malign not the CPIM but the communist and communism.
Possibly writer has no idea how to earn livelihood in a semi capitalist country like India and how to organise fight to abolish the rotten system with continuous efforts. However the story is eligible a minus(-) grading....
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CPI(M) takes MF route to build cash reserves
Posted by : MMB Messenger
With the global markets in a tailspin and the US financial crisis looks grim. While the CPI(M) continues to berate Finance Minister P Chidambaram for not taking the cue and being obsessed with stock markets, the party too hasn’t been able to entirely shun the lure of greater returns.
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A very stupid biased and unnecessary fabricated story. it was not necessary for the media to utter \\\\\\\\...
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CPI(M) takes MF route to build cash reserves
Posted by : MMB Messenger
With the global markets in a tailspin and the US financial crisis looks grim. While the CPI(M) continues to berate Finance Minister P Chidambaram for not taking the cue and being obsessed with stock markets, the party too hasn’t been able to entirely shun the lure of greater returns.
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With the global markets in a tailspin and the US financial crisis looks grim. While the CPI(M) continues to berate Finance Minister P Chidambaram for not taking the cue and being obsessed with stock markets, the party too hasn’t been able to entirely shun the lure of greater returns.
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Oops there is a ghost in the bangalore international aiport i understand.. one lady whose FIL works in that airport has seen it for the last one month but ystday it did wild rounds on everyone's mobile.. and bangalore mirror captured a pic of the ghost... but this scientist below has put paid to an intersting story. You may read it for whatever its worth...
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As if all the criticism of the past months were not enough, a ‘ghost’ has now come to haunt the Bangalore International Airport. The ‘ghost’ story and the picture of the ‘female ghost’, that was doing the rounds on mobile forwards, send tongues wagging and had a worried airport staff, especially women, in a tizzy on Tuesday.
It all began in the morning when some airport staff spread rumours of how an aircraft was delayed the previous night from landing after the pilot noticed a girl sitting in the middle of the runway.
Word spread and the story was given a new spin when someone added that the girl was picked up by the cops after being alerted by the air traffic control. But the girl apparently disappeared when the jeep reached the terminal building!
As if these were not enough, some others weaved another story on how they had sighted an empty lift in the airport going up and down without anyone inside it, two months ago.
By evening, the horror story had reached the ticketing and catering staff who came for the night shift. Soon, there was a scramble for the girl’s picture, which is reportedly a fake one. By 10 pm, yet another story did the rounds on how the BIA was formerly a burial ground and the girl was the one who was killed in the nearby forest area.
Police officials and head honchos of several airlines had a tough time convincing the staff bringing sanity back.
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India`s exports stood at USD 16,005 million during August, 2008 which was 26.9% higher than the level of USD 12,614 million during August, 2007.
In rupee terms, exports touched Rs 687.21 billion, which was 33.5% higher than the value of exports during August, 2007.
Cumulative value of exports for the period April- August, 2008 stood at USD 81,225 million (Rs 3424.77 billion) as against USD 60,101 million (Rs 2,461.80 billion), registering a growth of 35.1% in Dollar terms and 39.1% in Rupee terms over the same period last year
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The new bailout plan by the republicans is far superior to the original plan. In the proposed plan the bailout loss is being shared by the central exchequer, accounting juggllery and of course printing of currency i.e. m-3. This plan lessens the burden of mismanagment of financial institutions on those people who trust and deal in dollors and they are in no way concerned with gambling on stocks ,securities and mortgages to sky rocket the profits in a short span of time.
m m l gupta...
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Republican members forging new bailout plan
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The US Republican Members are forging an alternative bailout Plan, reports CNBC-TV18. The proposal will be an alternative to that proposed by US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson.
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investment banker says u scratch my back I can do it lower....
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investment banks risk management is now rust management.or u get tetanus....
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investors got resounding slap....
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PC says india is a sound market !!!!
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Sriman35
Hi marketman,
It seems you are expecting too much from FM and SEBI. What they have to do with with ones individual portfolio performance...! Did you or any one prasied them when sensex goes from 3000 levels to 21000 levels in just 4/4.5 years?
One has to do their own home work before investing. Decision/loss/profit is theirs.
This statement, "there is a little scope for extra chillness....", of yours made me smile. How about another 15-20% correction from current levels..! It is very well on cards. Better be prepared to face it.
Regards,
Sri
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The US Republican Members are forging an alternative bailout Plan, reports CNBC-TV18. The proposal will be an alternative to that proposed by US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson.
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India sixth largest investor in Britain: UN report-----------------------LONDON: Despite a slowing global economy, Britain was the top destination in Europe and number two in the world for inward investment last year, attracting more than a trillion dollars, a UN report says. And India placed number six - just ahead of China - in the list of investors in Britain.
Britain, which attracted and retained $1.347 trillion worth of investment stock, was second only the United States as an investment destination in 2007, says the World Investment Report of the UN Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) published last week.
The report says this was the second year in a row that Britain broke the trillion-dollar threshold, prompting Trade and Investment Minister Digby Jones to hail "these excellent figures."
"This year, the expectation is that the worldwide slowdown, including the twin global shocks of the credit crunch and rising energy and food prices, will make it more difficult for every economy to attract investment," Jones said Tuesday.
"However, the 2007 figures are recognition of the fact that overseas businesses investing abroad find the UK an ideal destination."
India and China currently account for less than one percent each of the total FDI stock held in Britain.
But taking a different yardstick - that of 'project measures' - the report says the India placed number six in the new investments flowing into Britain last year, after the US, France, Germany, Australia and Japan. China was number seven.
"In time, Indian investments will begin to have an impact on the overall stock level in Britain," an economist at UK Trade and Investment (UKTI), the government's trade international business body, told IANS.
In 2007, the flow of inward FDI into Britain was $223 billion, an increase from the 2006 figure of $148 billion, much of it accounted for by merger and acquisitions activity in the middle of the year.
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Hi marketman,
It seems you are expecting too much from FM and SEBI. What they have to do with with ones individual portfolio performance...! Did you or any one prasied them when sensex goes from 3000 levels to 21000 levels in just 4/4.5 years?
One has to do their own home work before investing. Decision/loss/profit is theirs.
This statement, "there is a little scope for extra chillness....", of yours made me smile. How about another 15-20% correction from current levels..! It is very well on cards. Better be prepared to face it.
Regards,
Sri...
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PC says india is a sound market !!!!
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Finance minister Chidambaam says india is a sound market and assuring the investors frequently..... he has been doing so from the sensex at 20000 levels.... what is his answer to the stocks quoting at 25% of its year peaks at he moment....
In indian markets,many investors lost more than 75% of money invested within a year.... does he mind this as a sound....?!
The regulator sebi says there is no panic in markets now,yes investors already lost in many panic and nervous sessions with the sensex jurney from above 20000 to below 13000.... so,where is the need of extra panic at the moment....
Investors alreay dipped in to the deep waters,there is a little scope for extra chillness....
Everybody knows that both sebi and FM did not do their best in the stock market related matters to protect investors money in the previous years.... now commenting something just for formality sake....
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