Dear Friends,ashu, loreal, nadhi, and many more,

Since last 12 months moderators have restricted my legitimate right of

AUTO POSTING without any reason
RIGHT OF ATING MESSGES
RIGHT OF MAKING MESSAGE OFFENSIVE ON MY BOARD!!!!!
AND FINLLY Tey have restricted me to up date my HOME page.
This is what ???????

Reson Is simple :

I was used o post my calls late night, which were never aproved within reasonal time of market start trading. I finally found way out and was posting my calls on my home page( You can see) so that peole can know calls in time and act upon on that.

Now finally MMB Moderators have snached this last tool from me so that I can not approach to viewers in time. This is what ?? shall I put in WORDS?????

It will look offensive to MMB Moderators.!!!!!!

This is nothing but INSULTING to any JUNIOR BOARDER.

WHAT ISTHE USE OF POSTING CALLS HERE wen They are restricted by MODERATORS ?? What is the reason ?????
They know better than all of us.
Thanks

Thanks

Thanks for the love of ou all....

Dear MMB Moderators,


Ok. No problem. I do not want your sympthy at all.

You have still not replied to my querrirs of sabotaging my activities on this board. I am leaving this board only because
of your vendictive attitude towards me and my trackers/ followers.

I hope you survive peacefully in my absebce and hearty best luck for your health and peace of mind.

SHARAD KOTAK...

MY ALL CALLS ARE ROCKING :

(1) RELIANCE INDUSTRY 7 % up.Open 1981 Top 2071. Target Given 2066. ACHIEVED.... WHAT IS YOUR PROFIT ??? MATCH with others!!!!!!!!!!!!

(2)RELIANCE CAPITAL : 14 % UP.

Open 1166.Top 1288. CALCULATE YOUR PROFIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(3) ICICI Bank We earned lot yesterday In ICICI and STATE BANK.
Still ICICI BANK 10 % up today.

We predicted BOUNCE BACK before two days.

( 4) INDIA BULLS : I had replied to one querry and given buy rating.

This stock is 13 % up today !!!!!!!!!!!

(5) NIFTY : 6 % Up.....................
Cheers and Enjoy.
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Dear Friends, Please read My next message CAREFULLY.

THANKS,...

strategy :
(1) RELIANCE IND

Reliance : After breaking RSI, intra day, bounced back from low of 1765.
Friday strategy can be Buy with stop loss 1927 ( close-1938) Even if you can add around 1883 if buying in future and do not want to keepstop loss with target between 2005-2066 within two three days.

(2)Reliance Capital


REL CAPITAL also bounced back from 50 EMA after forming low of 972.
Close : 1125
Stop Loss : 1077
target : 1182-1231.

I have given bigger stop loss because, if market open low, and this stock face selling presure, you an avoid initial entry and buy around this level.
However, I feel that market may open with positive note on Friday.

(3) ICICI Bank :

Close : 577
Stop loss : 557
..( same strategy as above)
Target : 601-626

Nifty Close: 4038
Good above : 3987

Target : 4125-4213

Hoever those who have risk apetite can buy and average Nifty at decline with targets 4332-4538 with small rsistance around 4213.

S Kotak...

strategy :
(1) RELIANCE IND

Reliance : After breaking RSI, intra day, bounced back from low of 1765.
Friday strategy can be Buy with stop loss 1927 ( close-1938) Even if you can add around 1883 if buying in future and do not want to keepstop loss with target between 2005-2066 within two three days.

(2)Reliance Capital


REL CAPITAL also bounced back from 50 EMA after forming low of 972.
Close : 1125
Stop Loss : 1077
target : 1182-1231.

I have given bigger stop loss because, if market open low, and this stock face selling presure, you an avoid initial entry and buy around this level.
However, I feel that market may open with positive note on Friday.

(3) ICICI Bank :

Close : 577
Stop loss : 557
..( same strategy as above)
Target : 601-626

Nifty Close: 4038
Good above : 3987

Target : 4125-4213

Hoever those who have risk apetite can buy and average Nifty at decline with targets 4332-4538 with small rsistance around 4213.

S Kotak

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Note :

Dear Friends and my trackers, viewers.
I have serious concern about moderating tyle. I am leaving this board if I do not get satisfectory reply from moderators. I have already bought two sites on UK portal.We can manage interacting on blog also. I have my yahoo group also.

Your comments in this matter shall be posted to me on my email address.
I hope moderators may not have any problem in posting this message.

ALVIDA to all of my friends and trackers. While I am leaving this board for ever, let me confes that I ave never enjoyed this board since last 18 months.

Regards.
GOD BLESS EVERY ONE.
SHARAD KOTAK...

In its latest list of the 400 Richest Americans, US business magazine Forbes has ranked Bill Gates on the top, followed by Buffett.

Software czar Bill Gates has regained his position as America’s richest person with a networth of $57 billion after losing this place for a few months to his friend and legendary investor Warren Buffett.
In its latest list of the 400 Richest Americans, US business magazine Forbes has ranked Bill Gates on the top, followed by Buffett at the second position with a networth of $50 billion.
The list includes at least four persons of Indian origin - Kavitark Ram Shriram (ranked 281st with $1.7 billion), Amar Bose (ranked 321st with $1.5 billion), Bharat Desai and family (321st with $1.5 billion) and Vinod Khosla (355th with $1.4 billion).
The last list of the world’s richest billionaires, published in March this year, Forbes had ranked Buffett on the top with a networth of $62 billion, followed by Mexican telecom tycoon Carlos Slim Helu at the second and Gates at the third positions with fortunes of $60 billion and $58 billion respectively.
While Slim has not been included in the latest list for being a Mexican citizen, both Gates and Buffett have seen their networth taking a dip from the worldwide list.
However, the fall is much larger for Buffett at $12 billion compared to $1 billion for Gates.
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18-09-2008
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We opined that

(1) We shall take some risk.
(2) We have also observd that since last 5 days, market dips after opening and then gains reasonably. Today also Sensex recovered over 750 points to finally close firm first timein a week.

Today, BSE benchmark index closed 53 points or 0.4% higher at 13,315 levels on bargain hunting and positive global developments.

Indian bourses joined a fresh sell-off across Asia at open due to the financial turmoil in the United States following collapse of Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch.
Meanwhile, the US Federal Reserve has said it would authorize $180 billion expansion of temporary foreign currency swap arrangements.
Back home, banking scrips registered strong gains with Bank of Baroda surging 5.8% or Rs18 to close at 327 levels. Axis Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, State Bank of India, ICICI Bank, Karnataka Bank and HDFC Bank also ended in the green.
“Going forward, the markets are likely to remain choppy. Nifty faces resistance at 4,140 - 4,160 levels,” said PK Agarwal, President – Research, Bonanza Portfolio Limited
Reliance Industries at Rs1,932 levels moved up 3.2% or Rs59 and was among the top gainers in the oil and gas pack. PSU oil refining and marketing companies — HPCL, BPCL and IOC also ended in positive turf.
Ranbaxy Laboratories, however, continued its journey south post US FDA issuing warning letters against the company. The counter tanked 10% or Rs38 to Rs340 levels. Bharti Airtel, Tata Power, Tata Motors, Satyam Computer, Reliance Communications and Infosys Technologies also lost considerable ground.
Profit booking was also visible in realty counters with Anant Raj Industries slipping 9.3% by close. Indiabulls Real Estate, Mahindra Life, Peninsula Land, Unitech Limited, Sobha Developers and DLF Limited were some of the other key losers in this pack.
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Kotak sir, I have heard that KAYAMT KA DIN AYEGA... I mean there can be a day of KAYAMAT. Nifty ke bare me one can tell that KAYAMANT KE MAHINE CHAL RAHE HAI .... I eman Kayamat is extended for days and weeks and month in case of melt down,instead of a day.Any idea about Bottom ?? thanks, LALIT....

KotakInvestments: Once Nifty Break 3600 First round of correction will be over. Immediately Once Nifty Break 3600 You can buy slowly around 3550-3587 In between. Buy BTST : APIL :335-337 ABAN :1444. HDIL : 136.80 Now. Rel.Cap :971. Hold Only If Nifty spot Close above 3600.High Risk taker can buy 50 % in spot and future and be ready to add at further final 10 % down each.. High risk... High Return Call........ Buy Nifty CE-3700,3800,3900,4000. All are very cheap and take 50 % stop loss on Closing only..... Each one lot will cost you hardly 1000-2000 And If Market bounce back from 3500-3600 levels all above listed CE-Nifty Calls will appreciate 500 % MINIMUM.... Take your own judicious decision. This market is very weak. Uk melt down is heard on Friday..... USA fed 25 BPS cut heard. This is dipest pain to world economy since 1937 As I said earlier ..... Still At any time below 3600 We shall take risk ... Decide your own risk taking apetite............ Do Not blame us.. This was message from Kotak Investments in the evening... before market was about to close....

Wall Street executives and federal officials had known since the previous weekend that it was likely to be a difficult week. With the government refusing to offer the same financial guarantees that helped save Bear Stearns, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, efforts on Saturday to find a buyer for Lehman Brothers had failed. Sunday was spent preparing to deal with Lehman’s bankruptcy, which was announced Monday morning. Merrill Lynch, fearing it would be next, had agreed to be bought by Bank of America. The American International Group was near collapse. (It would be rescued with an $85 billion loan from the Federal Reserve on Tuesday evening.) With government policy makers appearing to careen from crisis to crisis, the Dow Jones industrial average plunged 504 points on Monday, Sept. 15. Panic was in the air. At those weekend meetings, Wall Street executives and federal officials talked about the possibility of contagion — that the Lehman bankruptcy might set off so much fear among investors that the market “would pivot to the next weakest firm in the herd,” as one federal official put it. That firm, everyone knew, was likely to be Morgan Stanley, whose stock had been dropping since the previous Monday, Sept. 8. Within three hours on Tuesday, Sept. 16, Morgan Stanley shares fell another 28 percent, and the rising cost of its credit-default swaps suggested investors were predicting bankruptcy. To allay the panic, the firm decided to report earnings a day early — after the market closed Tuesday afternoon instead of Wednesday morning. The profit was terrific — $1.425 billion, just a 3 percent decline from 2007 — and the thinking was that would give investors the night to absorb the good news. “I am hoping that this will generally help calm the market,” Morgan Stanley’s chief financial officer, Colm A. Kelleher, said in an interview late that afternoon. “These markets are behaving irrationally. There’s a lot of fear.” The Spreading Contagion . Breaking the Buck There was another piece of bad news spooking investors — and government officials. On Tuesday, the Reserve Primary Fund, a $64 billion money market fund, and two smaller, related funds, revealed that they had “broken the buck” and would pay investors no more than 97 cents on the dollar. Money market funds serve a critical role in greasing the wheels of commerce. They use investors’ money to make short-term loans, known as commercial paper, to big corporations like General Motors, I.B.M. and Microsoft. Commercial paper is attractive to money market funds because it pays them a higher interest rate than, say, United States Treasury bills, but is still considered relatively safe. A run on money funds could force fund managers to shy away from commercial paper, fearing the loans were no longer safe. One reason given by the Reserve Primary Fund for breaking the buck was that it had bought Lehman commercial paper with a face value of $785 million that was now worth little because of its bankruptcy. If money market funds became fearful of buying commercial paper, that would make it far more difficult for companies to raise the cash needed to pay employees, for instance. At that point, it would not just be the credit markets that were frozen, but commerce itself. Just as important, in the eyes of federal officials, was that money market funds had long been viewed by investors as akin to bank accounts — a safe place to store cash and earn interest on...

“Panic can cause a prudent person to do rational things that can contribute to the failure of an institution.” — William A. Ackman of the hedge fund Pershing Square Capital Management. It was early on Wednesday, Sept. 17, when executives at Pershing Square, Bill Ackman’s hedge fund, began getting nervous calls and e-mail messages from investors. Mr. Ackman, 42, has been a top Wall Street player for 15 years, making his clients — and himself — billions of dollars. But now, Mr. Ackman and his colleagues were taken aback by what they were hearing. His big investors were worried about all of the Pershing assets held by Goldman Sachs, the blue-chip investment bank, whose stock had come under siege. Never mind that Goldman kept Pershing’s assets in a segregated account, and that the money was safe. And never mind that Mr. Ackman believed Goldman was the world’s best-run investment bank and would come through the credit crisis unscathed. Pershing investors still feared their money might be exposed. Mr. Ackman advised Goldman executives to do something to restore confidence — such as getting an infusion of capital from Warren E. Buffett, the billionaire investor. And while Mr. Ackman kept his assets at Goldman, he hurriedly set up accounts at three other institutions — just in case things got much worse. Pershing had more faith than most. Up and down Wall Street, hedge funds with billions of dollars at Goldman and Morgan Stanley, another storied investment bank, were frantically pulling money out and looking for safer havens. Panic was spreading on two of the scariest days ever in financial markets, and the biggest investors — not small investors — were panicking the most. Nobody was sure how much damage it would cause before it ended. This is what a credit crisis looks like. It’s not like a stock market crisis, where the scary plunge of stocks is obvious to all. The credit crisis has played out in places most people can’t see. It’s banks refusing to lend to other banks — even though that is one of the most essential functions of the banking system. It’s a loss of confidence in seemingly healthy institutions like Morgan Stanley and Goldman — both of which reported profits even as the pressure was mounting. It is panicked hedge funds pulling out cash. It is frightened investors protecting themselves by buying credit-default swaps — a financial insurance policy against potential bankruptcy — at prices 30 times what they normally would pay. It was this 36-hour period two weeks ago — from the morning of Wednesday, Sept. 17, to the afternoon of Thursday, Sept. 18 — that spooked policy makers by opening fissures in the worldwide financial system. In their rush to do something, and do it fast, the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, and Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. concluded the time had come to use the “break the glass” rescue plan they had been developing. But in their urgency, they bypassed a crucial step in Washington and fashioned their $700 billion bailout without political spadework, which led to a resounding rejection this past Monday in the House of Representatives. That Thursday evening, however, time was of the essence. In a hastily convened meeting in the conference room of the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, the two men presented, in the starkest terms imaginable, the outline of the $700 billion plan to Congressional leaders. “If we don’t do this,” Mr. Bernanke said, according to several participants, “we may not have an economy on Monday.” ...

Indian senerio is very clear, Inflation coming down, N-deal with France and U.S., The bailout plan in U.S, the Finance Minister of India, SEBI chairman, and RBI governor is so positive ICICI is so safer than any other financial institution in the world RIL started crudeoil production,RPL will begin refinary production from December Indian growth rate will sustain above 7% This is more than enough for an Indian share market to Outperform. We belive what C.J.Mathews Sankarathil,MBA says We do expect a fall below 13000 again Welll that will be the final chance to buy shares at these rates Don't be the FOX who said the grape is souring after that ...

Kotak Investments, Sensex-30.. ALL STOCKS closed in red except HINDUSTAN LEVER. WE ARE MISSING YOUR PRESENCE ON THIS BOARD..... COME BACK......

Indians lead in making millionaires: Report...... India is minting new millionaires at a faster pace than anywhere else in the world, buoyed by a fast-growing economy, according to a new study. There were an estimated 123,000 millionaires in India at the end of 2007 - 22.7% more than in the previous 12 months, said the Asia-Pacific Wealth Report, compiled by US investment bank Merrill Lynch and consultants Capgemini “Despite dislocations in developed markets, the number of high net worth individuals in India grew at a faster rate than the global average,” said Pradeep Dokania, head of Global Wealth Management for DSP Merrill Lynch. “Domestic demand and Asia’s appetite for commodities continue to drive wealth accumulation in India,” he said. China was the second in the millionaire stakes. It had a millionaire population growth of 20.3% in the same period followed by South Korea with 18.9%. The figures, released late Thursday, assessed the wealth of so-called “high net-worth individuals” (HNWIs) as people with more than one million dollars in net assets -- excluding primary residences. “In 2007, the standout markets in the Asia-Pacific region were China and India, with the number of wealthy individuals, and their overall level of wealth, growing at a faster rate than the global averages,” the report said. India’s economy grew by 9% in the financial year to March 2008, while China’s economy expanded by 11.9% last year, well ahead of other industrialised countries who are feeling the effects of global market turmoil. But growth is expected to slow this year in both countries, albeit still at strong rates. In India, the country’s economy, which has drawn billions of dollars in foreign investment, has been losing steam as the central bank has aggressively raised interest rates to curb inflation now at 13-year highs. Economic growth for the first-quarter ending June, slowed to 7.9%, the weakest in three-and-a-half years. India’s stock markets grew by 47.1% in 2007, but the benchmark Sensex is down more than 33% this year. China meanwhile has seen growth slow to 10.1% in the second quarter of this year. ...