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As per your call I already sold essar oil at 170 rs. and again bought at 142 rs.Now it is 135rs.WHAT IS YOUR OPION ON THIS NOW.? ...
Can you give me any feedback about UCAL FUEL.As I made too much lose in this script.I purchased 2000 shares of it @130 rs.about three years ago and yet I hold it.Please give me feed back that I can buy this shares at this leve @155 rs. to make average little low or hold and wait till it will come above 130 rs.?...
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Reply By rahul shinde
Date: 18th Sep, 2009 - 12:39
BSE: Rs 57.75 ( -0.43 % ), NSE: Rs. 57.80 ( -0.43 % )
there is now news about this stock off late and its made a run from 53 to 60 quite fast, dont really see it going beyond 59 in near future. ...
I have already written message to youn but you did not give any feedback.Today ESSAR OIL up 10rs.What is your opinion about ESSAR OIL.I have PURCHASED it@ 147rs.(500 share)10 days ago.Give feedback can I hold or sell? ...
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Reply By LEO THE LION
Date: 11th Sep, 2009 - 18:08
BSE: Rs 58.85 ( 1.64 % ), NSE: Rs. 58.85 ( 1.64 % )
its a worst and stupid stock....
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Rep. Barney Frank, the chairman of the U.S. House of Representatives Financial Services Committee, said he plans legislation to restrict the Federal Reserve`s emergency lending powers and subject the central bank to a -complete audit.-
At a recent town hall meeting, Frank said the House would pass a bill to use an audit to crack open the central bank`s books more widely, but in a way that will not encroach on the central bank`s monetary policy independence.
In addition, he said the House would move to rein in the authority that allows the Fed to lend to a wide range of non-bank firms in -unusual and exigent circumstances.-
A bill sponsored by Texas Republican Rep. Ron Paul that would allow the Government Accountability Office, a federal watchdog agency, to audit Fed interest-rate decisions has won the co-sponsorship of more than half of the House.
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke has warned that the bill would compromise the U.S. central bank`s policy-making independence and could undermine financial markets and the economy.
Frank said he has been working with Paul on compromise language. -He agrees that we don`t want to have the audit appear as if it is influencing monetary policy because that would be inflationary,- Frank told constituents. A video of his remarks was posted on the popular video file-sharing website YouTube here .
Steven Adamske, a spokesman for Frank, told Reuters compromise language had not yet been written. He provided no further details. A spokesman for Paul could not be reached.
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Frank said the audit and emergency lending provisions would be incorporated in broader legislation to revamp U.S. financial regulation that would likely pass the House in October. By seeking a compromise with Paul, Frank could strengthen the broader legislation`s chance at passage.
As chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, Frank is a key player in the effort to overhaul U.S. financial regulation.
The Obama administration has proposed giving the Fed responsibility for overseeing firms whose collapse could endanger the entire financial system. At the same time, it wants to strip the central bank of its consumer protection function, and invest that authority in a new agency.
Frank expressed unease at what he called the Fed`s power to -lend money to anybody they want- in emergency circumstances. -We are going to curtail that lending power. We are going to put some restraints on it,- he said.
Since the financial crisis struck two years, the Fed has used this emergency authority to prop up a number of non-bank financial firms with billions of dollars in loans, including insurer American International Group.
The Fed`s actions have angered many lawmakers who are concerned the central bank has put taxpayer money at risk. Fed officials have defended their actions as necessary to prevent a deeper credit crisis and widespread damage to the economy.
Bernanke, who President Barack Obama nominated this week to serve a second four-year term at the helm of the central bank, told lawmakers in July that the Fed understands the need to be accountable to taxpayers but that monetary policy decisions needed to be shielded from political interference.
In congressional testimony on July 22, he signaled a willingness to work toward a middle ground. -We are quite willing to work with Congress to try to figure out exactly where the line should be,- he said.
Frank said the House legislation would pave the way for an audit to look into what the central bank -buys and sells,- but he said the data would be released after a period of several months to avoid impacting financial markets.
Bernanke is widely expected to win needed Senate backing for a new term as Fed chairman, but the central bank`s aggressive efforts to stem the financial crisis have stirred controversy that is likely to color his re-nomination hearing.
His current term expires on January 31, 2010.
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Reply By tara23
Date: 30th Aug, 2009 - 22:46
BSE: Rs 55.25 ( 5.14 % ), NSE: Rs. 55.25 ( 5.24 % )
for ifci or for the market (correction).. or both...?...
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Posted by : gkp378
Date :4th Nov, 2009 - 16:42
BSE: Rs 128.50 ( 4.98 % ), NSE: Rs. 128.50 ( 5.16 % )
Buy this at current price and wait till it reach it`s hovering price which is 160. this can happen in a month or 2 but sure. ...
Did you sell above 170 as I said Mr.Diaeka...
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Posted by : gkp378
Date :23rd Sep, 2009 - 15:50
BSE: Rs 56.75 ( -2.24 % ), NSE: Rs. 56.65 ( -1.73 % )
Heheheh...My Intuition worked this time as I told it will be below 57.5 on expiry.
what about other`s, who believes in intuition??...
Hi diaeka,
I didn`t see any message from u recently. If I see I could reply.
If you bought essaroil @147 it is best price. keep them... if u see 170 sell. but again start accumulate from 152 and keep on 147 with SLP 143....
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Posted by : gkp378
Date :18th Sep, 2009 - 10:30
BSE: Rs 58.45 ( 0.78 % ), NSE: Rs. 58.30 ( 0.43 % )
before expiry day it should close below 57....
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Posted by : gkp378
Date :11th Sep, 2009 - 13:03
BSE: Rs 57.10 ( -1.38 % ), NSE: Rs. 57.25 ( -1.12 % )
Yah, 57.5 put showing strength that it can go down....
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Posted by : gkp378
Date :8th Sep, 2009 - 22:14
BSE: Rs 57.65 ( -2.54 % ), NSE: Rs. 57.65 ( -2.62 % )
It should see 54 or 53 again in coming correction. So buying in cash is good at that price....
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