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Currency derivatives trading to start on NSE from Aug 29
Trading in currency derivatives will start on National Stock Exchange
from Aug 29, said NSE.
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4335 nifty fut trailing towards 4322....4318...
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If Long -- exit all contracts at .sl 4,316. If Short -- exit all contracts at ..sl 4,434...
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The current trend is down and all orders on the short side may be considered.
Stox And More suggests to hold shorts If already holding short positions, we would look to take partial profits 4300 at any retracement to 4,649. Traders with remaining
short positions after profit taking should consider placing exit stops. Be prepared for a potential short term price pull back to the 4,400 area.
Suggested standing placement of fail-safe stops...
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NIFTY FUT 4348 BROKEN 4350 NOW TOWARDS 4335...
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nifty tgt 1 achived at 4356 ...
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We are bullish on metals today. Ejoy the swing trading today. Markets will again come back to 4410... in nifty futures
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NSE to launch platform for trading currency futures Aug 29
The National Stock Exchange will launch an exclusive platform for trading
currency futures on the exchange on Aug 29, according to a notice on the
exchange\'s Web site today.
NSE has invited applications for membership to the currency derivatives segment.
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Nifty expected to take support at 4320 and 4360 and next easy target should be 4410. Watch out ...............
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4400 level in nifty future shortly going to come...
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Market is Trying to find its space, Refrain from any big trades at present..4410 will be an important cross over point for nifty futures.
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In a move that will streamline the process of corporate bond issues, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has put out a draft listing agreement for the issuance of debt securities, prepared in consultation with the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE).
The disclosures in the draft listing agreement are based on the principle that if an issuer’s equity is already listed, such an issuer only makes minimal incremental disclosures specific to the debt issuance.
In cases where only the debt securities are listed, reasonably elaborate disclosures, albeit lesser than equity, are prescribed. The draft will be available on the Sebi website till August 25 for public comments.
The listing agreement has two parts— Part A has 8 clauses and is applicable to issuers whose equity shares are already listed on the exchanges. Part B, having 19 clauses, is applicable to issuers whose equity shares are not listed on the exchange.
An issuer complying with Part B would move to Part A compliance whenever the equity shares get listed. Similarly, an issuer delisting equity would need to comply with Part B.
Further, the Corporate Bonds and Securitisation Advisory Committee (CoBoSAC) under the chairmanship of Dr RH Patil, has recommended the mandatory DvP-111 clearing and settlement on exchanges with Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS).
The committee has suggested a sub-group to look into issues pertaining to trade reporting.
Sebi had first proposed draft regulations for simplifying the corporate bond issuances in January this year.
The paper also made provisions for e-issuances of corporate debt. In May and June 2008, Sebi had notified the Sebi (Public Offer and Listing of Securitised debt instruments) Regulations, 2008 and the Sebi (Issue and Listing of debt securities) Regulations, 2008.-bs
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is likely to finalise the guidelines for a separate SME exchange by the end of this fiscal.
Speaking on the sidelines of a seminar organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) in Kolkata on Saturday, M S Ray, executive director, Sebi said, \"We have received feedback from the industry, and are in the process of analyzing the suggestions.\"
Ray hinted that the rules and regulations of the proposed exchange would be more stringent than the The Alternative Investment Market (AIM), a sub-market of the London Stock Exchange, meant for smaller companies.
This was in view of the expected high retail participation, rather than institutional participation, in the exchange.
\"The AIM exchange is not very stringent in terms of rules and regulations. We would like to have more checks and balances.\"
The board is also considering the proposal to increase the limit of initial paid-up capital of the SMEs participating in the exchange beyond Rs 10 crore.
Suggesting some of the mechanisms for cost-cutting for SMEs, Ray said, they should be allowed half-yearly disclosure of results.
Also, there should be mechanism for the SMEs to file for IPO on an electronic platform.
Specialised merchant bankers may be licensed for exclusively catering to the needs of the SME segment, he said.
The merchant bankers or the underwriters in the IPO may be compulsorily required to be market makers for the company, he suggested. -BS
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Share Buy back to delist the shares should be made transparent and investor friendly.
The Promoter visits market to raise capital for the business he thinks profitable , he needs money and market gives him the money .
If the business makes good money after meeting promoters ever expanding lifestyle , he pays it some of it to small investor by way of dividend and these very small people or even the MF or other Fund Manager ( who in effect play with the money of small investor ) see great oppertunity in the value of business and raise the prices of shares.
But still the business runs the way it runs and purpose of promoter is any way uneffected with this stock market movement unless he wants more money into the business at hefty premium.
Now market cannot and does not raise the prices of all the listed shares coz of various reasons. here promoters wishes to buy back and delist the share in effect he is buying you out out of the money earned with your investment.
A classic case in example is Essar Group ; they could never make profit yet they become billionire ; their Essar Shippin always made profit yet could not pay didvidend.
Now the proposal : In any such case of buy back any shareholder should must have the right to pay 5% premium to the price which promoters think fit and reasonable for minority shareholders and promoters have to obligatorily sell out. unless they raise the price....
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Nifty Buy @4482 TGT ............ SL 4471
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