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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
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radhika_nandlalPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 29.00 ( 16.00 % ), NSE: Rs. 29.00 ( 15.31 % )
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Bubbu,
Careful with tech stocks. NASDAQ TRIN is at 60 right now at the high point of the day, unless i have got something wrong.. THIS IS THE TOP FOR TECH STOCKS then. Do tell me whats the intraday trin for NASDAQ right now from ur software....
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : bubbu64
mdRN
I went long on friday with GS, MA, INFY, CTSH and MS when I saw a quick pull back by abt 220 pts. I just knew DOW has bottomed out. I am positive we have bottomed out on the DOW. However I am cautious and my trades at this moment are playing well.
More later tonight 
Technical pull back is in cards
Posted by : novice1000Price when posted : BSE: Rs 1319.65 ( 7.58 % ), NSE: Rs. 1318.55 ( 7.62 % )
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dear vkk,
The msg which i posted on friday on this thread about Infy seeing some upside in the near future is missing.
regards...
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Technical pull back is in cards
Posted by : vkk43
Let us wait and watch the 2nd qtr working results first.
Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : bubbu64Price when posted : BSE: Rs 29.00 ( 16.00 % ), NSE: Rs. 29.00 ( 15.31 % )
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mdRN
I went long on friday with GS, MA, INFY, CTSH and MS when I saw a quick pull back by abt 220 pts. I just knew DOW has bottomed out. I am positive we have bottomed out on the DOW. However I am cautious and my trades at this moment are playing well.
More later tonight...
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : radhika_nandlal
Bubbu,
I bet ur counting money? lol.. what with morgan stanley up 60%... how much money one can make in a day.. we wait for 60% returns in MFs.. and here we can have it in a day.
There is so much of knowledge one should have to trade markets like CDS, CRR, SLR, PLR etc etc... and now the tug of war between MFs and banks... and FMS and governors interacting like never before... EQUITYSURGEON is missing in the midst of all this..... Its so difficult for the average graduate... best is a study of technical indicators to know when something is appeased and when trouble is brewing.
TA = Short term lens
Difficult times for IDFC
Posted by :
investor11Price when posted : BSE: Rs 59.35 ( 18.94 % ), NSE: Rs. 58.65 ( 17.54 % )
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Short covering can not be to this extent,lack of confidence and fear are responsible for poor volume...
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Difficult times for IDFC
Posted by : mukut
Today was purly short covering. It was not bull run. Because volumes are still 50% less than as per normal.
Divestment by PNB
Posted by : rpgargaPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 17.00 ( 4.62 % ), NSE: Rs. 17.00 ( 5.26 % )
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Value of PNB Gilts is linked to divestment by PNB. In the present mayhem, all such talks have taken a back seat. Let us hope they are revived soon and existing shareholders can exit the scrip at around 40 rupees. Any observations? rpgarga...
Dividend payment
Posted by : Leave it.Price when posted : BSE: Rs 178.65 ( 8.11 % ), NSE: Rs. 178.35 ( 6.86 % )
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Dear friends,
may I know whether the comapny paid the dividend ,passed a fortnight ago?
Any agenda received for the extraordinary meeting called for?
v.krishnamoorthy...
investors-be cautiously optimistic..
Posted by : novice1000Price when posted : BSE: Rs 169.10 ( 11.40 % ), NSE: Rs. 170.20 ( 11.35 % )
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dear all,
Under the present conditions, investors have to be cautiously optimistic before committing any big investment.
This counter along with the over all markets and its peer group has entered in to oversold zone on friday which made the situation ripe for a pull back rally.
So traders with enough risk appetite can try their luck with strict stop losses in place.
As far as the fundamentals of this counter are concerned though it has a strong order book and good TTM EPS, higher crude prices started posing a great threat for NPM which is likely to be eroded by 2%.
This NPM erosion can make the EPS growth either flat or a negative EPS growth for the fiscal.
Most of the projects being the govt funded ones, any reduction in capex spending can severly affect both topline and bottomline in the coming quarters.
So LT investors should be very careful while committing any fresh long term investments and it is advisable to accumulate stock in very small chunks that too when ever markets enter in to over sold zone and with a very long term perspective of 3 to 5 years.
Right now this counter is in trading zone with an upward bias.
regards...
Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : DUstocksPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 29.00 ( 16.00 % ), NSE: Rs. 29.00 ( 15.31 % )
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Have a look bubbu !
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Debate Rages: Sucker’s Rally or Time to Buy ?
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Posted Oct 13, 2008 10:39am EDT by Aaron Task in Investing, Recession, Banking Related:
On the heels of the worst week in history, the prevailing wisdom on Wall Street is the stock market is now cheap, especially relative to Treasuries and most especially for long-term investors,
With the S&P trading at 13 times expected 2009 earnings and 17.2 times on a trailing P/E basis, "buy the dip" is the mantra from many observers:
"The sell-off has gone much too far and stocks are poised to rally powerfully if the downturn is less severe than investors," according to The New York Times.
The "Ben Graham P/E" - which divides the price of stocks by their inflation-adjusted net earnings average for the past 10 years - is the lowest its been since 1989, The WSJ reports.
Even typically skeptical observers like Barron`s Alan Abelson and FusionIQ`s Barry Ritholtz were writing this weekend about the potential for a short-term market bounce of between 20%-30%.
That message, along with news of the U.K.`s injection of capital into big banks and Mitsubishi UFJ`s investment in Morgan Stanley, helped the U.S. stock market rally strongly early Monday, following the path of global proxies.
I would caution against reading too much into Monday`s action: the bond market and U.S. banks are closed in observance of Columbus Day while Japan`s financial markets were also closed for holiday observance.
More importantly, I`m highly skeptical Friday marked anything more than a temporary bottom for stocks, for a variety of reasons:
The continued lack of a coordinated global policy response, and the U.S. continuing to lag other nations in taking the most dramatic steps like insuring all bank deposits and directly injecting capital into banks.
Accelerating weakness in the "real" economy; ISI`s Ed Hyman dramatically reduced his GDP estimates through the second half of 2009 and predicts unemployment will hit 8.5% before the cycle turns.
Valuations tend to overshoot on the downside and bear markets historically don`t end until P/E ratios hit single digits.
Even after devastating declines in recent weeks, "buy the dip" remains the conventional wisdom, meaning sentiment still remains overly optimistic.
"The past week has demonstrated that trying to buy `close` to the bottom of a bear market can be a very dangerous strategy," Lowry`s Reports commented this weekend. Last week`s "series of 90% down days" - trading sessions where 90% or more of both price action and volume is to the downside - "is, at this point, solid evidence that the desire to sell has not been exhausted."
Veteran market watchers like Art Cashin of UBS and John Roque of Natixis Bleichroeder are using the 2002 lows - about Dow 7300 and S&P 775 - as downside targets. Yes, long-term investors should continue to fund their regular retirement accounts, as Henry and I discuss in the accompanying video.
But short-term traders - and those near or at retirement age - would be wise to keep those targets in mind.
Courtesy : YahooFinance
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : bubbu64
MDrn
Heavy battle at 8975 on the DOW. I am just enjoying myself.
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Share was in UC today. Hold....
NSE Announcements on IL&FS Investsma
Posted by : rpgargaPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 109.35 ( -8.15 % ), NSE: Rs. 113.35 ( -5.93 % )
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Promoters now have 95% share holding and the public holding has come to less than 10%. Moot point is will the promoters now delist the company - if so when ans what will be the price offered to existing shareholders. Would welcome some intelligent reactions. rpgarga...
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NSE Announcements on IL&FS Investsma
Posted by : MMB Messenger
SBI Capital Markets Limited has submitted to the Exchange a copy of the Post Offer Public Announcement published in the newspapers on September 27, 2008 with respect to the Public Offer for acquisition of 20.65% of the paid-up equity capital of IL&FS Investsmart Limited ("Target Company") by HSBC Securities & Capital Markets (India) Private Limited and HSBC Violet Investments (Mauritius) Limited (collectively the "Acquirers") along with HSBC Investment Bank Holdings B.V. and The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited ("Offer"), which opened on July 11, 2008 and closed on July 30, 2008. The Acquirer has complied with all its obligations as stipulated under the SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations, 1997 ("SEBI (SAST) Regulations"). A copy of the Post Offer Public Announcement shall be available on the NSE website (http://www.nseindia.com) under: Corporates > Latest Announcements and on the Extranet Server (/Common/Corporate Announcements).
Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : treasureddhanPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 29.00 ( 16.00 % ), NSE: Rs. 29.00 ( 15.31 % )
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The financial meltdown has taken a heavy toll on America`s health.
A survey by the American Psychological Association has revealed that as many as 80 per cent of Americans are stressed about their personal finances and the economy.
And, what`s shocking is that the women are the worst sufferers.
In fact, more than eight out of ten residents in the US now straightaway blame the declining state of the country`s economy for much of the anxiety in their life...
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : bubbu64
MDrn
Heavy battle at 8975 on the DOW. I am just enjoying myself.
Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : radhika_nandlalPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 29.00 ( 16.00 % ), NSE: Rs. 29.00 ( 15.31 % )
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Bubbu,
I bet ur counting money? lol.. what with morgan stanley up 60%... how much money one can make in a day.. we wait for 60% returns in MFs.. and here we can have it in a day.
There is so much of knowledge one should have to trade markets like CDS, CRR, SLR, PLR etc etc... and now the tug of war between MFs and banks... and FMS and governors interacting like never before... EQUITYSURGEON is missing in the midst of all this..... Its so difficult for the average graduate... best is a study of technical indicators to know when something is appeased and when trouble is brewing.
TA = Short term lens...
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Decoupling days are coming ahead.........
Posted by : bubbu64
MDrn
Heavy battle at 8975 on the DOW. I am just enjoying myself.
BUY ST:12
Posted by :
devender.rvPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 8.82 ( -4.96 % ), NSE: Rs. 8.80 ( -4.86 % )
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BUY ST:12...
ANOTHER 50% TOMORROW, EXIT
Posted by : avrochanPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 59.65 ( -57.59 % ), NSE: Rs. 59.85 ( -58.39 % )
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A paid confidential site reveals at 4 p.m today that another similar quantity is exiting tomorrow too and more to come. Danger, Danger, Danger. Stock price will be Rs.10 or below. Take whatever at whatever price available. Traders short sell. Management is hiding something which is unknown....
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Today also the share was in UC at 21/20. First time volume of 500 today....
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