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S O T projection for TODAY !
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DUstocksTracked by: 0 Boarder
As per the latest Speed of Trend (SOT) analysis, DLF is already OVERSOLD on RSI. Possible buying opportunity.
SUPPORT & RESISTANCE LEVELS for TODAY, Wednesday, 8th October, 2008 :
R3 R2 R1 P S1 S2 S3
344.56 331.68 317.41 304.53 290.26 277.38 263.11
Please don`t interpret SOT figures in ABSOLUTE terms for setting up your trades, use them only for general directional guidance - all at your risk & responsibility of course. If you do not understand what SOT projections are all about, just ignore this post, rather than setting up your trade upon something you know nothing about.
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Live stock market and run a way fastttt................
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BhavishyavaniTracked by: 0 Boarder
Live stock market and run a way fastttt
This is my final call to all the small investor just get out immediatly and run away fast from this bubble & Casino stock market...
Investors Succumb to Fears of Recession
Posted by : BhavishyavaniTracked by: 0 Boarder
OCTOBER 7, 2008 Investors Succumb to Fears of Recession
By E.S. BROWNING and IANTHE JEANNE DUGANArticle
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more in Markets Main »The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled past the psychologically meaningful 10000 barrier, and European stocks charted some of their biggest declines in 20 years, as investors concluded that the crisis gripping the financial sector is spilling over into the broader economy.
At its lowest point, the Dow was off 800 points Monday afternoon. It regained much of that ground in a late, sharp rally to close down 369.88 points, or 3.6%, at 9955.50, returning it to levels first seen nearly a decade ago, in early 1999.
Michael Nagle for The Wall Street Journal
A trader at the New York Stock Exchange shows the stress Monday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped as much as 800.06 points, the largest intraday decline in history. It rallied to close down 369.88 points.
However, after the market closed, Bank of America Corp. -- one of the largest and strongest institutions in the battered U.S. financial sector -- delivered a nasty new jolt that further hinted at spreading pain in the economy as a whole. Announcing a deep dividend cut and a surprise $10 billion effort to raise new capital, the bank said it is seeing deterioration in people`s ability to repay credit-card and other consumer debt.
Tuesday in Asia, stocks resumed their retreat, with Japan`s Nikkei Stock Average off 3.4% in midmorning trading.
Despite the historic proportions of a credit crisis that is reshaping the foundations of Wall Street, many stock investors until recently continued to hope that any recession, if it even came to that, might be shallow or brief. Now, investors are starting to worry that the stock market has simply been slow to react to problems that have been screaming at investors in the credit markets for months.
"I thought we might actually be able to skirt by without a recession," said Ernest Ankrim of Russell Investments in Tacoma, Wash. "Now I think we are in a recession right now and probably will be in a recession for two quarters and maybe three, maybe even four."
The spreading trouble in Europe undermines the hope that resilient foreign economies could help buoy the U.S.
Investors were startled at the financial crisis`s sudden expansion within Europe, as governments there staged emergency interventions to help rescue banks in Germany and the Netherlands. Major stock indexes fell 7.9% in London and 9% in Paris, the largest percentage declines since 1987. Germany was down 7.1%.
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Markets Fall on Doubts Rescues Will SucceedBofA Cuts Dividend, Posts Lower ProfitGlobal Declines Didn`t Spare Many Stock MarketsComplete Coverage: Wall Street in CrisisSome small investors who had been hoping to ride out the storm have begun selling. That could mark the beginning of a process known as "capitulation," market lingo for the moment when a critical mass of investors give up on hopes of recouping losses, and instead sell. It is during capitulation that a selloff starts to run its course, and prices begin to feel for the bottom.
In the U.S., last week`s passage of the $700 billion financial bailout bill didn`t calm investors. In fact, it may have had the opposite effect, as heated rhetoric about the legislation drew attention to the scope of the strains in the credit markets.
Charles Smith, a retired former International Business Machines Corp. marketing manager, hasn`t dumped stocks since the 1987 stock-market crash. But, angry about the state of corporate America and worried about the economy, he is selling stocks, getting out of his index funds and going entirely into cash.
"This isn`t my normal strategy, but these aren`t normal times," said Mr. Smith, 71 years old, who lives in Dallas. "The fact that banks have just ruined their balance sheets and wiped out their ability to function realistically worries me," he said.
Yells of Exasperation
Paul Desmond, president of research firm Lowry`s Reports in North Palm Beach, Fla., is telling clients that the market could bounce, but it`s probably not a true bottom. "You need to knock things down to a climactic capitulation, where people who aren`t feeling good about holding their stocks finally sell, so stocks can turn up," he said in an interview.
In a true capitulation, Mr. Desmond said, investors don`t jump in during the day to snap up beaten-down stocks, as happened late Monday. Instead, they keep selling and selling. That signals to him that the selling isn`t exhausted yet.
After the market`s late-day rally, traders at the New York Stock Exchange gave yells of exasperation. "It`s like a slow crash," said Alan Valdes, a floor trader with Hilliard Lyons.
Adding to pressure on the markets will be investors` quarterly investment statements. They are just starting to land in mailboxes now, "and by and large, it`s ugly," said Lawrence Glazer of Boston-based Mayflower Advisors. "We have investors wanting to put money to work, but they want to have some conviction that the ferocious selling has abated."
Over the past three-quarters of a century, bear markets -- defined as stock-index declines of 20% or more -- that lasted a year or more have seen broad indexes fall an average of 42%, Mr. Desmond said. Currently, the Dow industrials are down 30% from their Oct. 9, 2007, record of 14164.53.
On Monday, 1,973 stocks hit new 52-week lows on the New York Stock Exchange, and only 13 hit new 52-week highs.
The broader Standard & Poor`s 500-stock index is down 33% from its Oct. 9, 2007, high. On Monday it fell 3.86% to 1056.85, a level it first visited in early 1998.
Of particular concern to economists and stock analysts was the continuing decline in the prices of industrial-commodity futures, because it suggests that the world economy is weakening. Crude-oil futures fell 6% to $87.81, the lowest New York finish since Feb. 6. They are down 40% from their July record of $145.29. Copper futures declined 7.4%, and are off 39% from their July record.
It is falling stock markets that now are leading oil down, said energy trader Jonathan Pivnick, who trades on behalf of MBF Clearing Corp. in New York. (Oil-futures trading closed before stocks staged their bounce-back late Monday.)
Gold, a refuge in times of worry, bucked the trend, rising 4.1% to $862.70 per troy ounce.
Some investors are pouring money into gold coins, overwhelming the U.S. Mint. Last week, its supplies of gold-bullion quarter- and half-ounce coins were depleted as investors sought out gold investments. Buyers also virtually wiped out the mint`s supply of all denominations of American Eagle platinum-bullion coins.
Hedge-fund insiders said Monday`s selloff would have been worse if funds hadn`t already gotten more cautious by building up cash reserves and cutting back on their own borrowing. Hedge funds routinely invest borrowed money -- which can amplify profits, but also rack up giant losses. But market gyrations caught many hedge-fund managers off-guard earlier this year, leading many to play it safe going into October.
Still, some hedge funds took a hit from the market`s retreat, and received margin calls, or requirements to provide fresh collateral, on Monday morning from their brokers. That, in turn, forced them to raise cash by selling some holdings, exacerbating the market decline in the afternoon, according to people familiar with the selling patterns.
`Where`s the Bottom?`
For individual investors, the wild ride is forcing them to retreat to safer investments. "It`s kind of nerve-racking -- I`m very nervous and scared. Where`s the bottom?" said Lillian Mittl, a dentist in New York. She and her husband recently asked their investment adviser to be as conservative as possible with their money, and to put it in money-market funds and other investments not at the mercy of the stock market.
Helping spark the selling in European stocks were signs that, although government efforts to repair the U.S.`s lending markets were showing some results, lending markets for European borrowers were continuing to worsen. And stocks followed.
The markets that global banks rely upon for their routine funding remained under severe pressure. The London interbank offered rate, or Libor, which is supposed to reflect the short-term rates at which banks lend to one another, rose for overnight dollar loans to 2.37% from 2% Friday, indicating troubling reluctance among banks to do business with one another. The Federal Reserve`s target for the overnight rate in the U.S. is 2%.
In the U.S. money markets, traders said many mutual funds would lend cash overnight to European banks only at rates above 3%, because of mounting default worries.
—Tom Lauricella, Mary Pilon, Ann Davis, Neil Shah, Serena Ng and Annelena Lobb contributed to this article....
DLF is a sell on rally
Posted by : vam_aruTracked by: 2 Boarders
Dear Boyplunger,
You did it again, your calls for reliance and DLF hit the spots, keep it up......
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DLF is a sell on rally
Posted by :
Boyplunger
I hate to say I told you so. DLF is a sell. S-E-L-L. Time is a great teacher, but unfortunately it kills all its pupils ... 
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Posted by : GuestTracked by: 0 Boarder
having base behind our investment will definitely drive handsome gains for us and that could be availed from the title of this mesaage...
S O T projection for TODAY !
Posted by : DUstocksTracked by: 0 Boarder
At the current Speed Of Trend (SOT analysis), DLF is ALREADY OVERSOLD on RSI. Possible buying opportunity.
Support & Resistance LEVELS for today :
R3 R2 R1 P S1 S2 S3
359.43 346.21 323.83 310.61 288.23 275.01 252.63
Please don`t interpret SOT figures in ABSOLUTE terms for setting up your trades, use them only for general directional guidance - all at your risk & responsibility of course. If you do not understand what SOT projections are all about, just ignore this post, rather than setting up your trade upon something you know nothing about.
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DLF: still at HIGH P/E
Posted by : tejaaaTracked by: 0 Boarder
So if we get it then less then 300 Rs, then what do you think? Is it a good bargain?
Thanks,
Tejaaa...
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DLF: still at HIGH P/E
Posted by : ravipratap61
DO not get swayed by low price of DLF, unitech,purvank,sobha, punj and other real estate .they all are still at very high p/e comp to gen mkt...most are 2 rs face value stll more dwn side. and the credit has dried up completely and also the buyers.
USA v/s India per capita income
Posted by : pagal hui maiTracked by: 0 Boarder
u r right brother i do agree with u.but u know what`s wrong u and me also the part of this system....
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USA v/s India per capita income
Posted by : andy_d
DELHI property will fall 50-70 percent ,donot buy any property for 3-4 years ,bulider will give offer from 20-30 percent discount ,but donot buy residential property ki halat abb kharab hone wali ha ,market down now below 13k First time of in the histroy
Indian market losse 10,000 point from high,
and 90 percent share losse 80 percent value
so donot BUY PROPERTY,IN DELHI,NCR,THERE IS NO MONEY NOW IN INDIA
No BODY READY FOR INVESTMENT,
India se investor baag chuke ha ,
u r right per jayee to jayee kanha after 1100-1856 MOHAMAD GAJNAVI NE ATTACK KIYA AUR mughal were ruler on india,1856-1950 ENGLISH MAN RULER ,itne gulaam rahe per kuch nahi sikha ,
sikha bas apno se ladana,castism,communisim many bad habits in society and social structure of soceity is backward and
if economic crises wil come in india we learn a very good lesson
and after independance our leaders signed many Hopless treaties and agreements with other conutires that r puuting adverse effect on economy
BSE Announcements on DLF
Posted by : GuestTracked by: 0 Boarder
I hold a few DLF shares. I trade through my icicidirect account. Can someone tell me how can I exercise this buyback? Thanks....
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BSE Announcements on DLF
Posted by : MMB Messenger
JM Financial Consultants Pvt Ltd (Manger to the Buy Back) on behalf of DLF Ltd ("Target Company") has issued this Public Announcement ("PA") to the Equity Shareholders / Beneficial Owners of the equity shares of the Target Company, pursuant to the provisions of regulations 8(1) Read with 15(c) of the Securities & Exchange Board of India (Buy Back of Securities) Regulations, 1998 for the time being in force including any statutory modifications and amendments from time to time ("Buy Back Regulations") and contains the disclosure as specified in schedule II to the Buy-Back Regulations.
With Reference to the Public Notice Published by the Company on July 10, 2008(in compliance with Regulation 5A of the BuyBack Regulations("Notice")), the exemption sought and the SEBI Order, the Board of Directors of the Company (Board) approved this Public Announcement.
The Buy Back Offer
The Company hereby announces the Buy-back ("buy-back") of fully paid-up equity shares of the face value of Rs 2/- each ("Equity Shares") not exceeding 2,20,00,000 equity shares ("maximum Offer Shares") and a minimum number of 55,00,000 Equity Shares ("minimum Offer Shares"), from the existing owners of Equity Shares other than the persons in Control at a price not exceeding Rs 600 per Equity Shares ("Maximum Offer Price") payable in cash, for an aggregate amount not exceeding Rs 1,100 crore ("Maximum Offer Size"). The maximum Offer Size represents 9.80% of the aggregate of the Companys total paid-up equity capital and free reserves as on March 31, 2008 (the date of the latest standalone audited accounts)
The Buy-Back will be implemented by the Company through the methodology of "Open Market Purchases through Stock Exchanges" using the electronic trading facilities of the Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd ("BSE") and the National Stock Exchange of India Ltd ("NSE") ("Stock Exchanges"), in accordance with the provisions of Sections 77A, 77B and other applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 1956 ("the Act") read with Article 23A of the Articles of Association of the Company and the Buy-Back Regulations, in the manner and on such terms and conditions as determined by the Board and disclosed in the PA.
Proposed Time Table:
Date of Board Resolution - July 10, 2008 approving the Buy-back
Date of Opening of Buyback - October 15, 2008
Acceptance of Equity Shares - Within the relevant payout dates of the Stock Exchanges.
Verification of Equity Shares accepted in the physical mode - within 7 days of the relevant pay out dates.
Extinguishment of Equity Shares - Within 7 days of acceptance or verification of Equity Shares as mentioned above.
Last Date for the Buyback - July 09, 2009 (i.e. 12 months from the date of Board resolution). However, the Board in its absolute discretion may decide to close the Buy-back at an earlier date in the event the Minimum Offer shares have been purchased under the Buy-back, even if the maximum offer size has not been reached or the maximum offer shares have not been bought back, by giving appropriate notice of such date and completing all formalities in this regard as per relevant laws and regulations. There would be a completion of all payment obligations in respect of the Buy-Back prior to the last date of the Buy-back.
DLF: still at HIGH P/E
Posted by : ravipratap61Tracked by: 0 Boarder
DO not get swayed by low price of DLF, unitech,purvank,sobha, punj and other real estate .they all are still at very high p/e comp to gen mkt...most are 2 rs face value stll more dwn side. and the credit has dried up completely and also the buyers....
Jara socho Bhaiya
Posted by : BhavishyavaniTracked by: 0 Boarder
USA ka yeh hall sirf real estate ki khoti teji ke vajah se huvo hamra india ka kya hall hoga? ,world bank ke mutabit duniya ka sabse garib mulk hindustan hai aur sabse amir USA tu Usa ka aisa hal tu Bharat ka kaisa???...
NIFTY has broad support at 3350
Posted by : panasonicTracked by: 0 Boarder
dlf has support at rs.175, it will hit that level within three months....
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NIFTY has broad support at 3350
Posted by :
vtycoon
hehehehhe 175....lol i will certainly buy .....@ 175 :D
NIFTY has broad support at 3350
Posted by : vtycoonTracked by: 0 Boarder
hehehehhe 175....lol i will certainly buy .....@ 175 :D...
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NIFTY has broad support at 3350
Posted by : panasonic
Buy DLF at 175, RBI cut CRR by 50 bps; move to infuse Rs 20Kcr into system.
NIFTY has broad support at 3350
Posted by : panasonicTracked by: 0 Boarder
Buy DLF at 175, RBI cut CRR by 50 bps; move to infuse Rs 20Kcr into system.
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Dont become fool again
Posted by : BhavishyavaniTracked by: 0 Boarder
Reliance walone apne pitaji Mahan shri Dhirubhai ke time se karib 100 time buyback ki sirf Talk kari hai koi ek bhi insan dhikha do jisne buy back mein shres diya ho , this corporate people are very smart in fooling inocent investor so dont go in to trap whatever you get u take and get out from this bubble market Jab america ki aaj ki date mein percapita income $37000 per year hai aur hindustan ki $275 per year hai aur itni income ke bavjot USA property ka yeh haal huva tu hamare India ka kya hoga jara Think...think....think...think... karo aur yeh Truth sare hindustan mein failado...
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