Market Analysis - Technical View

12th November

Posted by : raj_tibs

Rittu,

I have been buying daily since then. All i have bought is making losses as of now. Expecting a sharp rally soon. Just intuition and watching how the market has not been allowed to go up at all, and how every media expert is virtually sure that the market will not even cross 2900.

Good Luck

12th November

Posted by : sambala

PUNE: A 48-km chase for four hours and firing of 10 rounds by the police, breaking of barricades as well as running over police vehicles, and pigs being hurled at the police vehicles preceded the arrest of two suspects who allegedly stole pigs from a piggery at Sutardara.

The police recovered five pigs and seized the tempo used by the robbers. The suspects were identified as Himmatsingh Pradhansingh (31) and Kallusingh Dudhani (29) both from Kapadganj, Gujarat. Their six accomplices, however, escaped.

The suspects have been booked under section 307 (attempt to murder) and 395 (dacoity). A minor boy was also detained in connection with the case.

It all started with the Kothrud police receiving a call about the theft around 2.30 am on Monday, said senior inspector Gautam Deshmutkh. Constables Kishore Patil and Mahesh Bhandwalkar rushed to the spot on a two-wheeler and parked their vehicle in front of the tempo into which pigs were being allegedly loaded.

"When the policemen asked the tempo driver to get down, he tried to run the tempo over them and sped away, injuring Patil. Patil fired three rounds from at them. The constables informed the control room about the incident and gave the licence number of the tempo which was travelling on the highway towards Warje. The police force across the city was put on alert," Deshmukah said.

Though the Warje police blocked the highway, the tempo entered the city via Karve road. When sub-inspector Satish Shinde tried to stop the thieves by placing his jeep in the middle of the road, the tempo dashed the jeep and sped off. Near Warje octroi post also they ran over a police block and constable Amol Tanpure fired six rounds at the tempo.

"During the chase, the suspects threw stones and the stolen pigs at the police vehicle. Meanwhile, several police vehicles joined the chase. At Nal Stop the tempo turned towards Mhatre bridge, and from Dattawadi went to Sinhagad road. The Dattawadi police had blocked the road near Rajaram bridge. But the tempo driver sped over the block and sub-inspector Ramakant Shinde of Dattawadi police station fired a round at the tempo," Deshmukh said.

"After driving for almost three hours, around 5.30 am the thieves left the tempo near a canal at Hingne Khurd and all the suspects vanished into the Pachgaon Parvati jungle. With the help of the rural police, we conducted combing operations and detained three suspects. We have arrested two of them and detained a minor. We have recovered five pigs from the tempo. The suspects damaged two of our vehicles," Deshmukh said.

During interrogation, the duo revealed the names of their accomplices as Lallasingh, Gungasingh, Pallasingh, Murugesh, Suresh and Nirmal. They said that they were in the business of supplying pigs in Mumbai. The police suspect their involvement in thefts at other piggeries in the city too.

Speaking to TOI, constable Amol Tanpure said, "We were chasing them from Sutardara. When their tempo reached the Warje octroi post, I fired four rounds, but they managed to flee. I chased them and again fired two rounds at them."

Owner of the piggery Babasaheb Jadhav said, "Two days ago 10 pigs were stolen from my piggery. So we were alert for the past two days. On Tuesday, when I saw a tempo near my piggery, I immediately informed the police. When the police arrived, the suspects dashed against their two-wheeler and fled. We also chased the thieves in our car along with the police."

Sandip Mane, a relative of Jadhav, who was driving the car which was chasing the thieves, said: "At first the thieves pelted stones at my car, damaging its windscreen. Later, they hurled pigs towards us at Chandni Chowk, near Warje octroi post and on Sinhagad road. All the pigs died as they came under the wheels of the police vehicles. They even hit my car twice."

Mane said, "a large number of pigs were stolen from piggeries at Wanowrie, Hadapsar and Kothrud, in the last few days."

12th November

Posted by : 8thWonder

hey,
stop your junk replies to me. i have no time to read replies from jokers like you. better communicate with Amma, since you are a great chamcha of her. Get lost. If you again reply me then you are not only a joker but also a eunuch. Got it? wanna have more?

12th November

Posted by : sambala

Foreigner charged Rs 2,500 for a samosa at Sonepur fair


SONEPUR-BIHAR: Two foreigners were saved from being duped of Rs 10,000 for consuming just four `samosas` at the world famous Sonepur cattle fair in Bihar, thanks to community policing.

"The two foreigners had come to the fair after visiting Bhutan and were saved by our special police officer (SPO) Alokik Kumar whom they approached to know if the four small samosas they ate could cost Rs 10,000," sub-divisional police officer (Sonepur) Prantosh Kumar Das told PTI over phone today.

Das said the foreigners had visited the food stall where the vendor who told them in broken English that the samosas were especially made using top quality Indian herbs which were good for health.

The hungry foreigners consumed four samosas and the vendor seeing currency notes of Rs 1,000 in their possession charged them Rs 10,000, a whopping amount of Rs 2,500 for each samosa. The foreigners after a long argument had to pay the amount, he said.

While returning to their lodging they met Kumar to whom they narrated the story. The SPO took them to the stall and forced the vendor to return Rs 9,990 to the foreigners after deducting Rs 10, the actual cost of the samosas.

However, the stall owner could not be arrested as he has been absconding since the incident three days ago, Das said.

12th November

Posted by : nitchakal

My dear fellow,
This is a public forum and educated persons(not just literate)do expect a level of decency. Insofaras jokers and queens are concerned, you seem to be living in a world of Mirage... from your language, it seems to be that you have not outgrown your roots yet.Let me guess the way you dress Brocaded green pants,pink shirt with large flowers embroidered,white shoes etal, ....oh, I almost forgot thosr coolers with white frames.....
What say wonder.... right na!!!

12th November

Posted by : ANANDINI

Even my housemaid or peon can`t spare that much time on this board.

They are earning in hundreds. This AMMA is retired by force. And mentally upset. Its but natural that if any one do not spare time for family, all will ignore!!!!!

Those who trade never boast!!!!
Those who trade do not have time to post 300 messages in a week.
This is a proof that amma do not trade . Reason I don`t know.
may have lost everything!!!

ha ha ha

12th November

Posted by : radhika_nandlal

Hi hsnmf,

What does hsnmf expand to, just curious thats all??? I told all of you that we are very bullish... but kindly remember we are not a mature market.. had it been Dow with such indications as of friday it would have probably not dipped so much into the red in the first place... we are an emerging market so amateurs dont know TA. LOL LOL... I feel bad to exploit them but then i am entitiled to..all is fair in love, war and stockmakets.

12th November

Posted by : 8thWonder

anadini,
in our telugu language, there is a saying: tintaaniki thidi ledu, meesalaku sampangi noone. Means, some people have no money to eat but they put costly oil on their mustaches. means on our rn amma garu , it applies: she doesn`t invest in any stock, but does TA for charity.
just ask radhika amma one question, how many lacs of rupees she invested in stocks based on her own TA? and how much she made money? or if market further crashes, will she buy? if she says yes, then 100% she is saying lies. I saw asking her to Kadiyali: what to buy from Nifty? Free TA is for others, not for herself. Halwai also doesn`t eat his own shop made halwa.lol.so excuse radhika ammagaru. just enjoy her teasers.


As on now, every investor is so much afraid of markets that what ever you buy today, it will be further cheaper by week.Only those investors are buying who have either black money or who have made huge gains by selling off in bull run. rest of all making time pass here on MMB (u can include me also, but not giving any free advises or TA). 95% are just time wasters with all their free advises of TRIN, PRIN, GRIN lol,lol,lol, even those messages of the day on mmb are copy paste works of time passers who has free time, internet connection and to kill the time. thats it.

Aahista aahista

Posted by : sam_pd

downward wave has still to get momentum and looks to me like its building up. time is still not ripe for fresh buying for trading gains. Aahista Aahista market chala ek bar phir bottom ki taraf, let us hope its part of wave Z only and not c(5). end game has begun.

for Monday 17th November

Posted by : nightowl

karthkn,
i hate unpleasantness... i saw mod warning and 8th wonders reply.. i have no other nick, and i am sure mod can verify that.. to be accused and be abused is not fair.. that too by somone who has just joined the board...it takes years to make friends on a virtual board, i too would hate to loose my friends.. but if it continues, i have no choice but to do so.
Rittu