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hembhat-The entire nation, it seems, is in the grip of what psychologists call "the disposition effect," or an inability to confront financial losses. The natural way to palliate the pain of losing money is by refusing to recognize exactly how badly your portfolio has been damaged. A few weeks ago, investors were gasping; now, en masse, they seem to have gone numb".
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IIP at Aug at 1.3 agaist 10.9% (YOY)
Posted by :
hembhat
Market has reached capitulation stage. It may remain in coma for few months. Budget 09 and Q-4 results in April 09 would be the key events. Market may go up prior to budget but budget would prove to be a damp squib. Midcaps will take a year to reach levels of 30% from todays level, as further fall is expected on Monday onwards. 
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From 21000k to 10000k it took 18 months to climb up but 9 months to climb dn. What do we learn
A)Unrealistic growth cannot sustain
B)Economy is growing at 9% cannot give you infinite growth in market
C)Lack of control on FII`s, Lack of intelligence,over trading,have led to fall on our own head.
Steps required to be taken
A)There should be a regulation for FII`s to invest and withdraw
B)Regulatory intelligence to be improved and action to be taken against those found rigging prices without reason
C)Disclosures from industry as well as Govt. to the extent directly involved in the crisis. This was done by the FM and RBI which is commended.
Further Course of Action
FM and other ministers to concentrate on maintaining the growth. The follwoing sectors need to be concentrated
1)Manufacturing
2)Agriculture
3)Infrastructure
Real estate should not be supported at all as this sector was the one that started creating the bubble. The rates have gone up 220% for no reason and the beneficiary were the builders and sufferer common man. The regulatory should take up with the builders and ask them to bring down the prices by not just offering free stamp duty etc. However as there would be no demand this season the prices are bound to come down by more than 50%.
Things for Common Man
Have a balance portfolio. No matter you may be interested more in equity but my suggestion is that you should be 70% in debt/ fixed income and 30% in equity. Stay calm till the market returns to calm. Incase still you think that the bottom is reached then invest only part of your 30% portfolio and see the state of the market. If the market falls further be ready to book your loss and come out. To learn stop loss and other mechanism one should login to moneybhai.com and take lesson by trading without money. This is one of the best way to learn.
There is no need for panic in India as the growth story is good. The only problem is that due to the recession in global economy we would not be able to achieve the growth rate forecasted and hence we need to concentrate on sectors like infrastructure, agriculture to compensate fall in other areas. Incase agri takes upward trend then our own internal purchasing power will go up this will help our industrail growth. ...
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Market has reached capitulation stage. It may remain in coma for few months. Budget 09 and Q-4 results in April 09 would be the key events. Market may go up prior to budget but budget would prove to be a damp squib. Midcaps will take a year to reach levels of 30% from todays level, as further fall is expected on Monday onwards....
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IIP at Aug at 1.3 agaist 10.9% (YOY)
Posted by : chief_kamani
dineshsahay-Situation out of hand!!We could be in the worst"Bear Phase"!!Everything except RIL falling down like nine pins!!
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No , We can\\\\`t trust these statements.
Our money is unsafe with ICICI. ...
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Liquidity adequate, global exposure small: ICICI Bk
Posted by : MMB Messenger
Chanda Kochhar of ICICI Bank, said the bank has adequate rupee and global liquidity of Rs 12,000 crore. "We have no international investments, only loans on our balance sheet. We do not use rupee liquidity to fund global activities."
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dineshsahay-Situation out of hand!!We could be in the worst"Bear Phase"!!Everything except RIL falling down like nine pins!!...
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IIP at Aug at 1.3 agaist 10.9% (YOY)
Posted by : dineshsahay
IIP figures at 1.3% on YOY basis is alarming and it seems bear faze is likely to continue for some more time and situation is going to be worse from here onwards.
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I have complete faith in ICICI Bank and its management. And i expect situation to improve soon and investors to invest in prudent manner
Shekhar Shivam...
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Liquidity adequate, global exposure small: ICICI Bk
Posted by : MMB Messenger
Chanda Kochhar of ICICI Bank, said the bank has adequate rupee and global liquidity of Rs 12,000 crore. "We have no international investments, only loans on our balance sheet. We do not use rupee liquidity to fund global activities."
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I have complete faith in ICICI Bank and its management. And i expect situation to improve soon and investors to invest in prudent manner
Shekhar Shivam...
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Liquidity adequate, global exposure small: ICICI Bk
Posted by : MMB Messenger
Chanda Kochhar of ICICI Bank, said the bank has adequate rupee and global liquidity of Rs 12,000 crore. "We have no international investments, only loans on our balance sheet. We do not use rupee liquidity to fund global activities."
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Yup ! I guess yr point is valid ... public sector banks are SAFER on that count !!...
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Liquidity adequate, global exposure small: ICICI Bk
Posted by : Guest
Any money in nationalised bank is safe. The gaurantee element comes for private banks where i think the max limit is 1 lakh.
so money in SBI, PNB etc is pretty safe ...
comments are welcome
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The US-based meat processor, Tyson Foods, is firming up its plans for the Indian market. Apart from more investments in its joint venture with Godrej Agrovet, it also plans to partner fast food chains and five star hotels to double its revenue.
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Go to SBI or any nationalized bank, they are always very conservative and protected by govt....
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Liquidity adequate, global exposure small: ICICI Bk
Posted by :
samirarora
I read in the news last week, that lehman brothers on tuesday in a press conference informed investors that all was well and that they should not worry at all.. and on friday, they FILED FOR BANKRUPTCY.
Everything that my family and I own, is presently in icici bank, and i am very very worried. Reserve bank of india, guarantees only 1 lakh per saving account, in case there is a problem, what about the rest of our money....
While the FM and the reserve bank have given statements about icici bank being safe, they have not said it strongly enough... and hence there is a major need to worry.
I dont know what to do,and if take money out of icici bank, i do not now which bank to take it to...
HELP!!!
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all these comments, clarifications are rubbish.the fact is that bank is insecure because of childish & immature policies of top management.the stories of adequate cover , cash security etc. are utter wrong/mis information. actully these invesments/loans are already provided/written off , out of profits belonging to share holders. one must get out of this invesment. heads of top managemnt must roll for this kind of mismanagement. both depositors & investors are defraudede &are insecute....
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Liquidity adequate, global exposure small: ICICI Bk
Posted by : MMB Messenger
Chanda Kochhar of ICICI Bank, said the bank has adequate rupee and global liquidity of Rs 12,000 crore. "We have no international investments, only loans on our balance sheet. We do not use rupee liquidity to fund global activities."
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I strongly advise retail investors, to identify financially sound companies, and buy into their equities at the present dream like incredibly low prices. Surely, the cloud of recession will pass over the next 6-8 months, and this optimism will gain momentum after the new American President starts finding his feet. ...
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IDFC unaffected by liquidity crunch
Posted by : MMB Messenger
Even as the global financial markets reel under a liquidity crunch, IDFC seems to be unaffected. Two subsidiaries of IDFC are learnt to have raised USD 1.6 billion together. IDFC project equity and Citigroup have jointly raised USD 900 million. This will be invested in IDFC India Infrastructure Fund.
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Even as the global financial markets reel under a liquidity crunch, IDFC seems to be unaffected. Two subsidiaries of IDFC are learnt to have raised USD 1.6 billion together. IDFC project equity and Citigroup have jointly raised USD 900 million. This will be invested in IDFC India Infrastructure Fund. ...
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Any money in nationalised bank is safe. The gaurantee element comes for private banks where i think the max limit is 1 lakh.
so money in SBI, PNB etc is pretty safe ...
comments are welcome...
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Liquidity adequate, global exposure small: ICICI Bk
Posted by : DUstocks
Yup ! I have some cash with the BROKERAGE HOUSES, plus 1 lakh each in three different banks (ICICI, SBI & HDFC), and a few LOTS with me at HOME ... knowing fully well how risky it can be !! Safety of the PRIMARY CAPITAL is far more important than looking into the `interest` part of it. My views for sure.
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