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Hi novice,
Off late missing your `Macro analysys` posts. Busy..! Hope you are doing fine.
For me, fair levels are already reached.. barring a few large caps.
bty.. entered today in HCC, 200@48. Tempted to buy more but lack the conviction.
Regards,
Sri...
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Is indian economy collapsing????!!!!
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novice1000
dear marketman,
Stock markets are not collapsing.Valuations are reaching fair levels.Excesses are being taken out.And this is good for the long term health of markets...
regards 
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Dear novice,the stock markets collapsed/crashed more than 50% within few months.... analysts have been telling us at diiferent stages as fair valued levels.... if felt 10000 is fair level,somebody talke 9000 and few otheres tell 8000 and so on like that.... now people are not caring health of markets,worrying about the welath of them.... many investors lost more than 90% investment in stock markets in recent times.... finally now,all the hopes are given up and specailists telling the poor fundamentals ahead with bad corporate performance in coming terms.... that is a cause of worry here......
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Is indian economy collapsing????!!!!
Posted by : novice1000
dear marketman,
Stock markets are not collapsing.Valuations are reaching fair levels.Excesses are being taken out.And this is good for the long term health of markets...
regards
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Dear marketman,
US markets collapsed and they are in recession... and heading for a deeper and deeper recession.
This deep recession in US will have significant impact on the earnings of export oriented companies. Agree that It is a major concern but I don`t think India is no where near to economic collapse.
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Sri...
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Is indian economy collapsing????!!!!
Posted by : marketman
Dear sri,if you or my self agree or not, the stock market has been collapsing for some time.... now the worry or the question is about the economy....
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dear marketman,
Stock markets are not collapsing.Valuations are reaching fair levels.Excesses are being taken out.And this is good for the long term health of markets...
regards...
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Is indian economy collapsing????!!!!
Posted by : marketman
Dear sri,if you or my self agree or not, the stock market has been collapsing for some time.... now the worry or the question is about the economy....
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Dear sri,if you or my self agree or not, the stock market has been collapsing for some time.... now the worry or the question is about the economy.......
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Is indian economy collapsing????!!!!
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Sriman35
Dear marketman,
I could have agreed with you if the subject is `Is indian stock market collapsing????!!!!`
Our economy is sound and WILL NOT collapse in the foreseeable future.
At the worst the growth may come to standstill or little bit lower.
Regards,
Sri
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Dear marketman,
I could have agreed with you if the subject is `Is indian stock market collapsing????!!!!`
Our economy is sound and WILL NOT collapse in the foreseeable future.
At the worst the growth may come to standstill or little bit lower.
Regards,
Sri
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Is indian economy collapsing????!!!!
Posted by : marketman
We have been listening indian growth stories for few years.... our financial markets too witnessed the same trend till recently.... our policy makers repeatedly assuring the investors about the strongness of indian economy.... they are saying india is immune to world financial crisis....
But indian financial markets too collapsing along with the global cues.... almost all investors and many corporates are already in deep troubles.... few are doubting at some pvt sector banks for their suspicious behaviour....
We are also part of globe,india is not from any other planet.... this common logic is ignored by our policy makers and talking nonsenses on daily basis to confuse/mislead the indian investors aswell as indian public....
Atleast the chiefs of global economy taking few steps to control the situation,we havnot seen any types of mesures or useful decisions so far in india.... already stock markets fell more than 50% from their peaks within few months.... banks are struggling for survival,many corporates facing liquidty problem,few companies at the threshold of removing employees from payrolls,experts epecting subprime type issues may occur soon in india too.... interestingly indian rupee is weaken much within short span of time....
By seeing/experiencing all these ill effects,even patriotic indians doubting about the situation of economy in the country.... few people asking questions like Is indian economy too collapsing?!
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Yes marketman,
It appears to be so.
The recovery people are talking is in the air, just to keep the investors under their belt. And the story changes every day.
There seems to be trouble in waiting. We are although optimists are worried too.
knair...
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Is indian economy collapsing????!!!!
Posted by : marketman
We have been listening indian growth stories for few years.... our financial markets too witnessed the same trend till recently.... our policy makers repeatedly assuring the investors about the strongness of indian economy.... they are saying india is immune to world financial crisis....
But indian financial markets too collapsing along with the global cues.... almost all investors and many corporates are already in deep troubles.... few are doubting at some pvt sector banks for their suspicious behaviour....
We are also part of globe,india is not from any other planet.... this common logic is ignored by our policy makers and talking nonsenses on daily basis to confuse/mislead the indian investors aswell as indian public....
Atleast the chiefs of global economy taking few steps to control the situation,we havnot seen any types of mesures or useful decisions so far in india.... already stock markets fell more than 50% from their peaks within few months.... banks are struggling for survival,many corporates facing liquidty problem,few companies at the threshold of removing employees from payrolls,experts epecting subprime type issues may occur soon in india too.... interestingly indian rupee is weaken much within short span of time....
By seeing/experiencing all these ill effects,even patriotic indians doubting about the situation of economy in the country.... few people asking questions like Is indian economy too collapsing?!
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does crr cut effect on housing loan interest rate...
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FM welcomes CRR cut; forms body to assess liquidity
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The following is the text of Finance Minister P Chidambaram’s statement on the CRR cut.
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Indian-American given job of saving Wall Street
Chidanand Rajghatta,TNN
WASHINGTON: A 35-year old Indian-American whiz whose parents migrated from Jammu and Kashmir is being entrusted with task of rescuing Wall Street,the US economy -- and the pretty much the entire financial world tied to its coat tails -- from a dizzying tailspin that is crushing markets and people across the globe. ( Watch )
US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson on Monday named Neel Kashkari, currently the Assistant Secretary for International Affairs in the Department of Treasury, as the interim head for its new Office of Financial Stability, including the Troubled Asset Relief Program, to oversee the $700 billion bailout program aimed at arresting the US economy`s precipitous slide arising from the mortgage crisis.
Kashkari is one of nearly half-dozen Indian-Americans, including Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, who have served in the Bush administration at Tier Two cabinet levels. But the new job clearly puts Kashkari in a different league altogether.
A long-time understudy and associate of Secretary Paulson going back to their days at Goldman Sachs, Kashkari was nominated as assistant secretary and confirmed by the Senate only in July this year in a little-noticed development at that time because it came at the tail-end of the Bush administration`s eight-year run in office.
But the monumental crisis that has spooked Wall Street and the associated world has thrown the young Indian-American engineer-turned-financial expert into the spotlight. Hours before the appointment, the financial world and blogosphere was agog with the news of such a young man being tasked with such a huge task on a day the market continued its downward spiral.
"It seems a curious time to appoint a young acolyte from "The Firm" (Goldman Sachs) to run one of the most critical financial rescue programmes in US history," the Financial Times` blog Alphaville observed, noting Kashkari`s substantial science background. "There is a small matter of experience. He is 35 years old and - if appointed and confirmed - will, as the Wall Street Journal points out, gain a `position of substantial power` overseeing Treasury`s effort to buy the financial industry`s bad loans and other distressed securities."
On a day the Dow tanked 800 points at one point and went close to 9500, a wiseacre on Market Ticker forum wrote, "Seriously? The guy overseeing the $700 billion is named `CashCarry`? You really can`t make this stuff up..." The last time the Dow was below 10,000 was October 2004.
Kashkari has a bachelor`s degree in engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (birthplace of the original Internet browser Mosaic) and went to earn a master`s degree in aerospace engineering to initially take up a career in sciences. He worked as the R&D Principal Investigator at the company TRW in Redondo Beach, California, where he developed technology for NASA space science missions such as James Webb Space Telescope, the replacement for Hubble, which is scheduled for launch in 2013.
But apparently, the call, or lure, of the finance world was so strong that he enrolled for an MBA at Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, graduating in 1997. He then joined Goldman Sachs in San Francisco, where he led the firm`s IT security investment banking practice, advising public and private companies on mergers and acquisitions and financial transactions, before moving to New York where he worked closely with then chairman and CEO Henry Paulson. When Paulson was named Treasury Secretary, he immediately drafted Kashkari as his senior advisor before he was appointed Assistant Secretary in July this this year.
Neel was born in Akron, Ohio, to Chaman and Sheila Kashkari, Indian immigrants originally from J&K, who took the well-trodden academic route to the United States. Chaman Kashkari, who taught at the University of Akron, is now a retired professor of engineering, and Sheila Kashkari is a pathologist. Neel`s wife Minal works for defense contractor Lockheed Martin. The couple has been active in Republican circles with political contributions to the party.
Kashkari is now the second Indian at the heart of the US and world financial crisis. Vikram Pandit heads Citigroup which is now locked in a titanic battle with Wells Fargo over the acquisition of the bank Wachovia.
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once the dust settles, icici bank will reach its earlier high levels. the stock is not below its book value whereas its peers still trade at 2-5 times or even more of their book value. an excellent buy for long term. people who couldn`t buy when sensex and nifty were 12000 and 4000 have been given another godsend and if they miss out this opportunity, then well, AGAIN they will have only themselves to blame. there are companies that if sell everything they have today will be able to pay back more than what their share price trades at. this is very absurd because investment in equity is to receive only 10-15 percent return every year, dividend and capital appreciation combined and not an immediate gain. but it seems like there is a possibility of buying something for `x` and selling it for `x + something` instantaneously.
sensex is half of its high... what more can equity investors to ask for. don`t let the opportunity to abegging again.. i too bought a lot today.. icici bank down 27%.. i bought !! infosys down 16%.. i bought!! best of luck to all.. happy buying....
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FM welcomes CRR cut; forms body to assess liquidity
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What will happen of ICICI Bank ?????????
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Dear shankar,but the worry is that deep bath sessions still going on in Europe and US.... there are clear signals that both the continents are undergoing in severe recession.......
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Is indian economy collapsing????!!!!
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shubhrasankar
It hardly matters Indian economy collapsing or not. If US and Europe improves then FII will buy shares in India also, irrespective of Indian Economy.
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i think it will afect in futur when market go up this is not time to cut crr by 150bps becous of yesterday is was cut by 0.5% so it is not good scine for futur
chandrakant from banglore
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CRR cut by 50 bps; Bankers don't see cheap loans soon
Posted by : MMB Messenger
The Reserve Bank of India, or RBI, has cut the cash reserve ratio, or CRR, by 50 bps to 8.5% with effect October 11. The cut will infuse Rs 20,000 crore into the system.
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It hardly matters Indian economy collapsing or not. If US and Europe improves then FII will buy shares in India also, irrespective of Indian Economy....
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Is indian economy collapsing????!!!!
Posted by : marketman
We have been listening indian growth stories for few years.... our financial markets too witnessed the same trend till recently.... our policy makers repeatedly assuring the investors about the strongness of indian economy.... they are saying india is immune to world financial crisis....
But indian financial markets too collapsing along with the global cues.... almost all investors and many corporates are already in deep troubles.... few are doubting at some pvt sector banks for their suspicious behaviour....
We are also part of globe,india is not from any other planet.... this common logic is ignored by our policy makers and talking nonsenses on daily basis to confuse/mislead the indian investors aswell as indian public....
Atleast the chiefs of global economy taking few steps to control the situation,we havnot seen any types of mesures or useful decisions so far in india.... already stock markets fell more than 50% from their peaks within few months.... banks are struggling for survival,many corporates facing liquidty problem,few companies at the threshold of removing employees from payrolls,experts epecting subprime type issues may occur soon in india too.... interestingly indian rupee is weaken much within short span of time....
By seeing/experiencing all these ill effects,even patriotic indians doubting about the situation of economy in the country.... few people asking questions like Is indian economy too collapsing?!
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What will happen of ICICI Bank ?????????...
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FM welcomes CRR cut; forms body to assess liquidity
Posted by : MMB Messenger
The following is the text of Finance Minister P Chidambaram’s statement on the CRR cut.
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Inflation high or low it hardly makes any difference to common man. The prices of esssential commodities have never came down. Lets not get carried with figure quoted by the RBI. The entire economy is in a bad shape under this government. There is a downtrend in US economy and handicapped government in India is adding fuel to the fire. Montek singh righly said, \"There is a need to relook the economic policy\"....
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Inflation at 11.80% vs 11.99%
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Inflation for the week ended September 27 has come in at 11.80% versus 11.99%. Earlier, a CNBC-TV18 poll had seen inflation coming in slightly higher at 12% against 11.99% that previously came in.
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