Possible interest rate cuts is a positive sentiment for real estate sector.... buy on declines.... short term investors will have to keep stoploss at 25 and long term investors can go for averaging if it falls again below 25.......

Suzlon may be in trading band of 25-40 in the near term.... As it is trading just above higher band price,there is little chance for investors to get profits in coming sessions.......

Crude is now at 43 and still looking very weak.... the ongc eps may fall to below 60 with the crude at 45.... so,with the maximum pe multiple of 8 the stock is fully valued at the mentioned price in this extended bear market.... so,the scrip will continue to be weaker in coming sessions....

If the crude comes down to 25 dollar per barrel,govt will have to announce some package(reverse subsidy) to this company for its survival.......

10-15% fall in front line indices very much possible in the very near term ahead of poor corporate perforamances.......

Infosys to freeze new recruitments as US recesion gives more pressures on its business.......

Oil fell more than 6 percent on Thursday to its lowest level in nearly four years in response to further bleak economic data that could spell a deeper decline in global energy demand.


U.S. light crude fell $3.12 to settle at $43.67, the lowest since January5, 2005. London Brent crude fell $3.16 settling at $42.28.
Oil prices have dropped more than $100 a barrel from record highs over $147 in July, as the global credit crunch has eaten into demand in large consumer nations.




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Top U.S. phone company AT&T Inc said it will eliminate 12,000 jobs, or about 4 percent of its workforce, in a fresh wave of cuts to cope with an economic downturn that has exacerbated a decline in traditional phone sales.

The cuts come as phone companies struggle with declining land line sales, as more consumers switch to wireless or alternative, cheaper services offered by cable and Internet companies. AT&T cited ...

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Zee news Islamabad, Dec 05: Nuclear scientist Dr Samar Mubarakmand has said that Pakistan is competent to launch nuclear missiles at a short notice of ten minutes in case India attacks Pakistan. "Pakistan``s long-range Shaheen nuclear missiles were more accurate than comparable Indian missiles. No city in India was beyond the reach of Pakistan``s missiles," Samar told to a private TV channel. Samar, a member of the team of scientists that conducted Pakistan``s nuclear tests in 1998, said that before Pakistan conducted the missile tests that equalised the ratio, India had been superior to Pakistan by a ratio of 3.5 to 1. Talking about the payload capacity, Samar said, "The nuclear missiles tested by India had a payload capacity between eight to ten tons, while Pakistan missiles have 25 to 30 tons." Urging political leaders not to be flexible in the face of India``s allegations, he said, the Dawn quoted him as saying, "We would have to live with respect in the region. Our weakness would strengthen our enemies." ANI ...

Samuel: Scared no, I was like just take the baby and run, frankly I don`t even know what I was thinking, I just picked up the baby and I ran and that other worker Jackie was with me and we ran like mad. When I heard gunshots, not one two but hundreds of gun shots, 10-20 grenades, in the Chabad I just picked up the baby and ran. I don`t think of fear. Does anybody think of dying at that moment when a small precious baby`s (around)? No. I have dreams, nightmares actually, about this -- me sitting between the fridge and another worker sitting by the fridge and we want to do something but we can`t do anything and we go to the window and as we come out they bomb the glass has been shattered everywhere. CNN: How are you coping? Samuel: Me? Baby`s there that`s it. ...

Jerusalem: The world knows her as the daring nanny who, clutching a two-year-old boy, pushed past the havoc in a terrorised Mumbai and risked her life to keep the toddler safe. But Sandra Samuel sees no heroism in her actions amid last week`s terror attacks on India`s financial capital that killed nearly 180 people -- including baby Moshe`s parents, Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg and his wife, Rivka. She only wishes she could have done more. "Even today, I am thinking I should have sent the baby and done something for the rabbi and his wife," Samuel told CNN in an exclusive television interview in Israel, where she now lives. Samuel and Moshe were among the few to make it out of the Chabad House alive after gunmen stormed the Jewish center, killing the Holtzbergs and four others. Israel`s Chabad movement has set up a fund to provide for Moshe`s care. He is being looked after by members of the community, although who will serve as his guardian has not yet been established. The nanny says she came face to face with a gunman late Wednesday, the first night of the siege. "I saw one man was shooting at me -- he shot at me." She slammed a door and hid in a first-floor storage room and attempted to reach the rabbi and the others on the second floor. Overnight, Samuel frantically tried to call for help as gunfire and grenade blasts shook the Chabad House. Samuel says she emerged early the next afternoon, when she heard Moshe calling for her. She found the child crying as he stood between his parents, who she says appeared unconscious but still alive. Based on the marks on Moshe`s back, she believes he was struck so hard by a gunman that he fell unconscious at some point as well. "First thing is that a baby is very important for me and this baby is something very precious to me and that`s what made me just not think anything -- just pick up the baby and run," Samuel said. "When I hear gunshot, it`s not one or 20. It`s like a hundred gunshots," she added. "Even I`m a mother of two children so I just pick up the baby and run. Does anyone think of dying at the moment when there`s a small, precious baby?" Outside, chaos flooded the streets as people tried to make sense of the massacre that killed at least 179 people and wounded 300 others. Ultimately, she and Moshe reached safety at the home of an Israeli consul before arriving in Israel, where she is considered a hero. In the aftermath of the attacks, Moshe asked for his mother continuously, Samuel says, and he is learning to play again -- though he likes the nanny close by. And while she still has nightmares of the horrific siege that took hold of Mumbai, Samuel, a non-Jew and native of India, said she will stay in Israel for as long as Moshe needs her. "Yes, yes, they said it is important I am here," she said. "Me, I just take care of the baby." NEXT PAGE: EXCERPTS FROM THE INTERVIEW CNN: Tell us what happened. Samuel: I was in the kitchen. I came running to stop them and I saw one man was shooting at me he shot at me, it was like something I don`t know but still in that time I could shut the door I lifted the phone, I could hear rabbi speaking in second floor, everyone speaking at once, then I knew there was some problem, I put the phone down and took out that wire because I didn`t want that phone to be ringing. CNN: What did you do next? Samuel: That`s it, I was in the storeroom hiding like a coward, I don`t know. CNN: How long for? Samuel: It was until next morning when the baby called me. When I went, Moshe was next to his Ima (mother) standing and crying out my name, that`s what I know. CNN: What were you thinking, what went through your mind? Samuel: My first thought was for the baby, only for the baby. But then when I saw my rabbi and his wife. Even today I think I should have sent the baby and done something for the baby and his wife. But… CNN: But you saved Moshe, how was he when you picked him up? Samuel: When I picked him up he was quiet, that`s why I could bring him out, I don`t know if somebody else was there. May be he`d have created a racket. Just because it was me and he`s been with me that he didn’t cry. CNN: Did you know where the gunmen were? Samuel: No. CNN: Were you scared as you ran out of the house? CNN...

Several attackers may have survived the three-day siege of Mumbai that killed 212 people last week, analysts said on Thursday. ...

HK65 But whatever said & done.... Now whether Unitech or any other realty scrips wont go up & up in a straight line..... Sentiments have really turned upside down..... And I have learnt one thing that SENTIMENTS ALWAYS holds an UPPER HAND among FUNDAMENTALS & Technicals etc. But I am also sure that in the long run.... say in 1.5 to 3 years time ..... All these stocks will DEFINATELY CROSS its previous highs & wud ALSO go much much beyond those HIGHER PEAK LEVELS, as I PERSONALLY think & PRESUME that REALTY PRICES in INDIA in the LONGER TERM , say by 2011 will again be at much higher levels.... Any property history wud foretell U that REALTY PRICES have ALWAYS RISEN in the long term & even gone further up than their previous highs.... One more reason I think is that this SECTOR is highly under-owned, in terms of its equities, by any group of people..... ALSO, foreign funds whenever they will come in, will come in FIRST into this sector & also DIRECTLY into REAL ESTATE..... I think the begginning to all this will be SECOND HALF of 2009, when the seeds of INVESTMENTS wud be bowed & fresh start all over again..... cheers as always pranky!! . ...

well said. If any person, like Shankar Sharma, who predicts the market trend with 100% accuracy, must have contacts with some groups which are controlling the markets for last few months. I think nobody can predict with such accuracy that too every time. It is a serious matter. SEBI should take a note of it....