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Market Outlook - Short Term
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14300 in my view have been a pivot for a long time.....below that seems like shake out every time it does that.......Last time we dipped below it I had a view that it was false break down........ so Sensex keep coming back to respect this figure........... I gues its preparing for a major leg up pretty sOOn ...........cheers...
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bounce back tommorow
Posted by :
KotakInvestment
MMB Messenger had asked views on Sensex in September ??
I am unable to locate threade. However, I have just posted my views before one hour on Nifty projection. Now I have worked out SENSEX.
I can tell that market is likely to bounce back very soon. In any case, I do not see SENSEX faling below 13685. ( today close 14048) In case Sensex bounce back from given support zone... Next move can be 15700 and above. All shall note down this figures.
S Kotak
Kotak Investments 
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But Europe opend flat and slipped into red immediatly. profit booking is in the cards, we may see 4250 again witn in next 2, 3 trading sessions.
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Mkts surge higher; ICICI, Rel Infra, SBI, BHEL lead
Posted by : MMB Messenger
Bulls are completely in power. Huge buying in rate sensitives, infrastructure, metal, oil, telecom and technology stocks is taking frontline indices on top of the roof. Strong trading in major Asian markets is helping our markets a lot.
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Market is overreacting to news of Inflation. Its the problem with us. Even when trust vote was gone in favor of UPA, at that time also market had overreacted and we had seen the effect after few days. So it is the same scenario. Inflation at 12.4% is not a positive news, it is a short term phenomenon. Inflation figures going to be higher in the coming weeks. Actual effect of higher crude prices will be seen now when the previous contracts will get materializes at higher prices. Crude to surpass the level of $125/bbl very recently. Also the Q2 results of corporate going to dampen the sentiments even more. Q2 results will be hurted more than the Q1 results.
Its the best time to book the profit and wait for the lower level. Nifty to bottom out 3500 and be remain range bound between 3500-4000 for the coming 2 quarters....
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Mkts surge higher; ICICI, Rel Infra, SBI, BHEL lead
Posted by : MMB Messenger
Bulls are completely in power. Huge buying in rate sensitives, infrastructure, metal, oil, telecom and technology stocks is taking frontline indices on top of the roof. Strong trading in major Asian markets is helping our markets a lot.
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Bulls are completely in power. Huge buying in rate sensitives, infrastructure, metal, oil, telecom and technology stocks is taking frontline indices on top of the roof. Strong trading in major Asian markets is helping our markets a lot....
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hi Elava
yes, the small exporter or even the large exporter should be compensated by some financial measures so that the rising rupee would not bring disaster to his business. but in the larger interests of the nation, since we are a major import nation, strong rupee denotes strong nation, besides, tackling inflation arising out of heavy oil and defence imports. i guess even the black money solution to a large extent would be attended too. as the rupee gets stronger, nri s or even citizens who have illegal monies abroad, would bring it back through official channels. the problem is, that the govt has no vision to deal with these types of situations. thats why sectoral damages take place and exporters today are devastated because of the fluctuations in the rupee. we need real economic visionaries like sri H M Patel who had the guts and ideas to put things in place in the rough weathers of the economy.
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Should the RBI let the rupee appreciate to battle inflation?
Posted by :
Elava
Hi Nip,
Since the last few years rupee has been continuously hammered for the sake of building strong economy. Small exporters are severely hurt due to this. Now for few years don't try to appreciate rupee in order arrest inflation. The culprits are mainly in the boat itself. Try to find out where we are weak. In each econmic zones how much black money is hither to been circulated into the market system. The influx of black money in the economy is the real cause. It is very very herculian task to find out those defects in a large growing economy like India. But no other way but to find out, instead of harping upon the bush.
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Hmmmm,
Well its not so easy as it seems my friend, One analyst gives a call of 3500 and the other of 4500, well it is their calulations which say so....
But let me tell something to all my fellow mates(Lines from a message posted by MMB),
In a Bull market, one should either go long or remain neutral and in a Bear market one should always go short or remain neutral, and its no doubt that we are in a Bear market!
so, its wise to be Short in these markets.
regards...
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Where do you see the Nifty in September?
Posted by : martinoricky
all the bad news already being popinted out, now we are heading towards the market upside! we surely get nifty above 4500 in september
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all news, everthing is un-favoured, & poll are ahead even flood in bihar, worst gdp growth rate!...
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Where do you see the Nifty in September?
Posted by : MMB Messenger
Dear Boarders,Do let us know your views and opinions on the poll.-MMB Messenger
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Every year sentimentely Sep to Dec normal growth period....
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Where do you see the Nifty in September?
Posted by : MMB Messenger
Dear Boarders,Do let us know your views and opinions on the poll.-MMB Messenger
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If you can stop the channels n ban the market commentators, ppl will take thew sensex to 20000...
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Where do you see the Nifty in September?
Posted by : MMB Messenger
Dear Boarders,Do let us know your views and opinions on the poll.-MMB Messenger
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I am surprised a 30 minute debate made them change their \"well thought out\" policy!!!...
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Book Longer Term FDs
Posted by : MMB Messenger
If you’re a risk averse investors and want to maximize your returns, invest for the longer tenure to get more returns in the long term. If the interest rates inch up further, the strategy is simple. Pre-mature encashment and another FD for the longer term.
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If you’re a risk averse investors and want to maximize your returns, invest for the longer tenure to get more returns in the long term. If the interest rates inch up further, the strategy is simple. Pre-mature encashment and another FD for the longer term....
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The macro picture is bad. If we "grew" in last five years, a lot of it has to do with the free credit flows. Our govt. has done nothing on infrastructure front. I was shocked to read we haven't built up a new steel plant in last five years. These bottlenecks will start to hurt us now....
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600
Posted by :
pkk07
There is no cheering up. GDP numbers are below expectations and we are sliding down. The outlook for 2008 is certainly down and for LT investors, who like to look at a three year horizon at least, there is no clarity at all. We may slow down and go to what 5-6%?? Who knows. US, Europe and Japan are staring down a huge recession while China and India are appearing to slow down significantly. Don't forget the scale of the current financial crisis is huge - nothing like what we have ever seen before. Bull runs do not start from such uncertain scenarios.
There are hardly any reasons for bulls to cheer up.
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There is no cheering up. GDP numbers are below expectations and we are sliding down. The outlook for 2008 is certainly down and for LT investors, who like to look at a three year horizon at least, there is no clarity at all. We may slow down and go to what 5-6%?? Who knows. US, Europe and Japan are staring down a huge recession while China and India are appearing to slow down significantly. Don't forget the scale of the current financial crisis is huge - nothing like what we have ever seen before. Bull runs do not start from such uncertain scenarios.
There are hardly any reasons for bulls to cheer up....
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WILL NIFTY HIT 3600
Posted by : jonas
Inflation at 12.4%, down first time after 28 weeks. CHEER UP BULLS !!!
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Nilesh Shah of Envision Capital feels that the markets are oversold in short term. There was a 10% correction in the market post the recent highs and nothing as deteriorated after that, he said. He also feels that the Sensex will not trade below 13500 unless there are some negative news....
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We will see 4000 first then go to 4500....
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Where do you see the Nifty in September?
Posted by : martinoricky
all the bad news already being popinted out, now we are heading towards the market upside! we surely get nifty above 4500 in september
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