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| hi, The BSE Sensex closed at 14,293(down 278 points) while the NSE Nifty closed at 4,266 (down 82 points). The rupee was trading at 42.97 to the dollar at closing on Monday. A 1404 points loss in 4 days, due to market uncertainity, fear of interest hikes, global cues, and a pol itical uncertainity. There is a selling pressure throughout. The market could trade in the red till the towards the month end. It is down 6,913.45 points or 32.60% from its all time high of 21206.77 struck on 10 January 2008. Where there was a prediction of 30k ..the market is going towards a 13k/12500k. So trade with caution.
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| hi all, The market is looking southwards with oscillations northwards now and then. those who have fundamentally strong stocks do hold them until the market stabilises. With the left taking away support, the market could act both ways. the reason, there are great big shots that really profit from the nuke deal. The companies like l&t, Tata,ABB,BHEL ,AREVA all stand to gain. Yesterday the BSE Sensex closed at 13,350 (down 176 points) while the NSE Nifty closed at 3,989 (down 41 points). The rupee was trading at 43.32 to the dollar. Have to see how the market fares, with left taking away its support....
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| What is in store for a small investor. last year this time we were talking about the time when sensex will breach the 25000 mark. and today we are scared, and are watching from the sidelines will the market go below the 10000 mark. there are lot of people who have lost money. WE had lot of reasons to blame, the us economy, the subprime crisis, the inflation, the real estate downfall, and now we can add the political unstability and the possibility of an election in the near future. What do we do..just do your analysis, pick out the stocks that are fundamentally strong, and look better and also having brighter prospects than going by the market sentiments. Pick stocks that are dividend paying.if you have the money, you can pick good ones right now. There are few companies that have announced bonus shares. so keep watching. will be back in the afternoon after having a feel of how the ma rket reacts today...
__________________ Love, Shanthi A right cause never fails, a true word never hurts in the end. |
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| Warren Buffet says “For some reason people take their cues from price action rather than from values. Price is what you pay. Value is what you get.”. So values of the stocks should be more important than the price. if the stock is fundamentally strong (obvious when the values are good). The whole week was a slow down. though on monday there was a respite with the market looking a little northward. but again the whole week the markets were trading in the red. Reasons varying. Inflation at almost touching 12 and is likely to stay that way till december end. With the inflation not getting stable, analysts say there could be more hike in the repo rates or crr by july 29th, at least 25 basis points. The industrial growth that has dipped down by almost a 4% has dampened the capital goods market. The political scene also played a havoc. The BSE Sensex closed at 13, 470 (down 457 points), while the NSE Nifty closed at 4,049 (down 113 points) during the last trading day of the week ![]() Let us see how the market fares on monday.
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| hi all, The bear is not even on the prowl it is on a rampage. The market shed around 700 points based on the news from the US markets. It has tested the 13k mark and is now at 12500 marks. now there is rumours about the market touching the 9k mark. The banking sector was the worst hit. The plummetting of the the US' largest mortgage financiers Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae continues to have a dampening effect on markets around the world.
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| hello shanvy im into trading for a couple of months, and ive lost a lot, i want a small favour from u, i want to go classes on technical analysis if u can sugest some of the classes would be better for me. earlier reply would be helpful for me thanx in advance rgds
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| Lalitha, I am sorry about your loss. if your stocks are strong fundamentally don't worry, average them and wait. the market will react. I have never attended any classes. I know these days there are one/two days workshops conducted. but for technical analysis specifically i am not sure.if you want to know about the workshops when they are conducted will keep you informed. moreover i am into fundamentals only. and if you want to check out fundamental analysis do tell me.
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| Asian markets are all trading strong today (better than last week) on the back of gains in commodity stocks. These markets are also possibly taking cues from the positive close in the US markets last Friday. the bse sensex is trading at 14,365 (+90) and nse is at 4,336 (+24) as i write this. the best news is BHEL and BEL are into JV into the solar energy space....the much awaited space., they will produce polysillicon a raw material for solar panels. there is buying activity across all sectors other than metals.
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| hi shanvy thanx for ur reply, i even want to know fundamental analysis, and i like it rather than TA, my dh wants me to learn TA, and if u know any classes abt FA pls. let me know,
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