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Haresh, you are my man. Thankfully there is at least one person who sees the reality or realty as it is.
Fasten your seatbelts. Let the downslide begin......
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Demand-supply mismatch, steep price rise behind realty fall
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The realty sector is getting badgered today and continues to underperform other sectoral indices. The reatly index was down over 4% at 1,575. CNBC-TV18`s Haresh Soneji finds out that demand-supply mismatch, and steep price rise is behind the fall in realty. 
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Citi share prices in US market would see some 2-3 days of clam but again they will be headed lower as the fundamentals of the banks tells that its worst bank so far & its the first bank which got saved & hit in this financial crisis, it would not be wrong to say that citi might have caused such a global mess to great extent....
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US govt may infuse cash into Citigroup
Posted by : MMB Messenger
The US government and Citigroup are working feverishly to hammer out a rescue plan for the beleaguered bank. If all goes according to plan, an announcement of some type of plan is likely in a couple of hours. The exact nature of plan remains unclear, but the US government is leaning towards some sort of cash infusion into Citigroup.
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US Govt. or any other govt. should not DONATE wealth just because the company share prices have fallen seriously. i think its a trick to grab funds from Govt. & also, Citi again going to ask money several times as the mess & damage done to it cant be solved for years. Its like trying to save or having medical treatment for already dead person....
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US govt may infuse cash into Citigroup
Posted by : MMB Messenger
The US government and Citigroup are working feverishly to hammer out a rescue plan for the beleaguered bank. If all goes according to plan, an announcement of some type of plan is likely in a couple of hours. The exact nature of plan remains unclear, but the US government is leaning towards some sort of cash infusion into Citigroup.
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It is really useless to give funds to the organization who will just waste it & again create turmoil globally in financial markets. i think its good to keep citi without help. We might see another sets of heavy great recession coming....
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US govt may infuse cash into Citigroup
Posted by : MMB Messenger
The US government and Citigroup are working feverishly to hammer out a rescue plan for the beleaguered bank. If all goes according to plan, an announcement of some type of plan is likely in a couple of hours. The exact nature of plan remains unclear, but the US government is leaning towards some sort of cash infusion into Citigroup.
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Its absolute wastage of wealth by US govt. The package will not work for long, again they will beg for more money. I think its better to shut down citi. US govt. is gambling & giving out money faster to those who dont deserve actually. It was ok with previous bailouts. ...
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US govt may infuse cash into Citigroup
Posted by : MMB Messenger
The US government and Citigroup are working feverishly to hammer out a rescue plan for the beleaguered bank. If all goes according to plan, an announcement of some type of plan is likely in a couple of hours. The exact nature of plan remains unclear, but the US government is leaning towards some sort of cash infusion into Citigroup.
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Actually there is no need to rescue this bank. The bank is disappointing in its operations & services, let it go bankruptcy side....
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US govt may infuse cash into Citigroup
Posted by : MMB Messenger
The US government and Citigroup are working feverishly to hammer out a rescue plan for the beleaguered bank. If all goes according to plan, an announcement of some type of plan is likely in a couple of hours. The exact nature of plan remains unclear, but the US government is leaning towards some sort of cash infusion into Citigroup.
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Good statistics, but this time impact would be stronger as unlike the past, we have a global phenomenon to contend with ...
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Demand-supply mismatch, steep price rise behind realty fall
Posted by : MMB Messenger
The realty sector is getting badgered today and continues to underperform other sectoral indices. The reatly index was down over 4% at 1,575. CNBC-TV18`s Haresh Soneji finds out that demand-supply mismatch, and steep price rise is behind the fall in realty.
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Steel price rise was mostly due to Corus buying, people suddenly thought that such a big man making acquisition like Corus then definitely there is huge demand in near future, so all kept on increasing the prices.
Also, steel price rise has resulted in Auto industry falls. I think realty along with Auto industry in India should get stimulus packages next coming year FY10\...
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Demand-supply mismatch, steep price rise behind realty fall
Posted by : MMB Messenger
The realty sector is getting badgered today and continues to underperform other sectoral indices. The reatly index was down over 4% at 1,575. CNBC-TV18`s Haresh Soneji finds out that demand-supply mismatch, and steep price rise is behind the fall in realty.
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The realty sector is getting badgered today and continues to underperform other sectoral indices. The reatly index was down over 4% at 1,575. CNBC-TV18`s Haresh Soneji finds out that demand-supply mismatch, and steep price rise is behind the fall in realty....
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Actually banks like citi should not get anything. This is the first due to which panic has been spread & Citi was the first bank which required help & saved by US FEd.Nothing more should be given to it. Citibank could have been bankrupted first when markets were higher & that time FED had given them help I think so....
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US govt may infuse cash into Citigroup
Posted by : MMB Messenger
The US government and Citigroup are working feverishly to hammer out a rescue plan for the beleaguered bank. If all goes according to plan, an announcement of some type of plan is likely in a couple of hours. The exact nature of plan remains unclear, but the US government is leaning towards some sort of cash infusion into Citigroup.
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The similar correction is not happening in places like Mumbai. While some builders are talking about 10% reduction others are still showing brave face. I think this is the time they should understand the reality and make the realistic pricing. In my opinion the price drop should be of 50% from the peak, then only the customers would think of buying. ...
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Cheaper homes; price cut in the offing
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The National Real Estate Development Council, or NAREDCO, said the Ministry of Finance is taking positive steps towards the real estate industry. It is advising its members to revisit prices and give discounts to its customers.
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The US government and Citigroup are working feverishly to hammer out a rescue plan for the beleaguered bank. If all goes according to plan, an announcement of some type of plan is likely in a couple of hours. The exact nature of plan remains unclear, but the US government is leaning towards some sort of cash infusion into Citigroup. ...
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ICICI Bank\\\\`s large net worth to protect debt holders: ICRA
This is WRONG
ICICI bank is loosing and currently it is on stand because its been funded by Govt. institutions.
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ICICI Bank`s large net worth to protect debt holders: ICRA
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ICRA said ICICI Bank needs to maintain its capital levels and non performaing assets or NPAs at acceptable levels, and also improve its liquidity profile. ICRA said, ICICI Bank`s large net worth will give protection to debt holders, but there is a pressure on the company due to deterioration in retail asset quality and rise in cost of funds.
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Dead NRI teenager saves lives through organ donation
LONDON: An NRI teenager has saved the lives of five strangers after a ‘chance remark’ to her mother led to her organs being donated after she died suddenly from meningitis.
The family of Ruby Nagra authorised doctors to give her organs to patients waiting for transplants after the 18-year-old succumbed to a virulent form of meningitis. In the hours after Ruby’s death, her heart, liver, a lung and both kidneys were transplanted.
Ruby was six weeks into her first year at Nottingham Trent University when she called her parents to say that she had an eye infection and had been advised to attend a clinic in the city. She collapsed afterwards and was pronounced brain-dead.
“We are so proud of what she has done. I remember we had a conversation in a pub where she said, ‘Mum, if somebody needs something when I die, then I would give it to them.’ So we knew what she would have wanted,” Jasvinder Kaur, her mother was quoted as saying by The Daily Telegraph on Sunday.
Last week, a report commissioned by the government rejected introducing “presumed consent,” which would have allowed organs to be removed without the patient having given explicit permission. Such a change had been publicly backed by Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Liam Donaldson, the Chief Medical Officer.
“It is comforting to know she has saved those people. If this makes one other person think about donating, something has come of it,” her uncle said.
A spokeswoman for Nottingham Trent University said, “We were extremely saddened to hear of this death and our thoughts are with the family and friends at this very sad time.” – PT
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Zinda Tilismath: A remedy for all ailments
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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - People who make it to the age of 100 may indeed have some "good genes" that they pass on their children, according to a new study.
The study, of more than 600 older U.S. adults, found that the children of centenarians tended to live longer and were substantially less likely to develop diabetes or suffer a heart attack or stroke over four years.
The results suggest that children of centenarians tend to retain a "cardiovascular advantage" over their peers as they age, note Emily R. Adams and colleagues at Boston University and Boston Medical Center.
"These findings reinforce the notion that there may be physiological reasons that longevity runs in families and that centenarian offspring are more likely to age in better cardiovascular health and with a lower mortality than their peers," the researchers wrote in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.
The study included 440 men and women who had at least one parent who`d survived to age 100 or beyond, and 192 adults whose parents had lived an average life expectancy. The average age in both groups was 72 at the start of the study.
Over the next four years, Adams and her colleagues found, children of centenarians were 81 percent less likely to die and significantly less likely to develop cardiovascular problems or diabetes.
Only 0.7 percent suffered a heart attack during the study period, compared with 3.5 percent of the comparison group. Similarly, 1 percent of the centenarian group had a stroke, versus 6 percent of their peers.
Meanwhile, diabetes was newly diagnosed in just over 5 percent of the comparison group, but only 0.8 percent of the centenarian group.
"The current findings suggest that centenarian offspring are following in their parent`s footsteps, avoiding some of the vascular morbidities afflicting their peers and, more importantly, being less likely to die over time," the researchers write.
They add that the results also stress the importance of good cardiovascular health in anyone`s chances of living an exceptionally long life.
SOURCE: Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, November 2008
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