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Me and worked up... Hmmm... I thought peri had exclusive right over bondas... Chairwoman is it... LOL......
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2nd September
Posted by :
eshers
So true.. So worked up and then his great signature to suggest he really isnt ..LOL..
Cheers 
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So true.. So worked up and then his great signature to suggest he really isnt ..LOL..
Cheers...
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2nd September
Posted by : periwinkle
He is too busy...dont disturb him....fighting for almost 150 causes...you must see him in action...all worked up...lol...i guess he is back in his form....recharged and very liberal with idiot and stupid, etc...
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US share indices ended down Thursday, with S&P 500 Index
slipping below its crucial level of 1260, as a rise in jobless claims and
sluggish retail sales added to concerns of an economic slowdown.
Concerns about the health of the world\'s largest economy grew as the Labor
Department said jobless claims for the week to Aug 30 rose 15,000 to 444.
Construction and mining equipment maker Terex Corp tumbled nearly 20% as it
slashed its 2008 sales and profit forecast due to weak demand in Western Europe
and North America. Another major exporter, Caterpillar, fell nearly 6%.
Among financial shares, Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch slid 10% and 7.5%, respectively, on reports they may be having some trouble clearing up their balance sheets
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He is too busy...dont disturb him....fighting for almost 150 causes...you must see him in action...all worked up...lol...i guess he is back in his form....recharged and very liberal with idiot and stupid, etc......
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2nd September
Posted by : eshers
Nifty is boring peri.. :-( Its not going anywhere since the open.. Looks like the Bonda Club chairman is back again ..LOL..
Cheers
M & A is going to be the hot topic in coming months in banking sector
Banking & Financial Services - Sector
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Reserve Bank of India has suggested smaller and not so efficient
banks to merge with bigger ones, as they might not able to cope in a highly
competitive environment, though such mergers should be market driven.
In the Report on Currency and Finance 2006-08 released today, RBI said
implementation of Basel-II framework might also accelerate consolidation of
smaller banks as they face several difficulties like cost, and management
system information requirements.
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An article from sify dot com, good article.....
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Interpretation of Changes in Open Interest
We have logically explained how open interest changes from different nature of trades being executed in the market. It will be more exciting to interpret the changes for profit, which is what we will attempt now. It must be noted, however, that interpretation of changes for profit is subjective and not fool-proof. You may even say it is foolish!:-)
As we stated in the beginning paragraph of this essay, changes in open interest cannot be interpreted (for trading clues) on its own but have to be interpreted in conjunction with those in price. The situation is thus similar with the interpretation of volume. In practice, the changes in three (price, volume, and open interest) are interpreted together. Changes in price indicate the trend. Changes in volume interpreted jointly with changes in price indicate the strength of trend. Rising volumes indicate that underlying trend is strong, and falling volumes indicate that the trend suggested by price changes is unreliable. Thus,
Rising Price, Rising Volumes: strongly bullish because more buyers are entering the market
Rising Price, Falling volume: unreliable or even bearish because the market is finding its "last" buyer
Falling Price, Rising Volumes: strongly bearish because more sellers are entering the market
Falling Price, Falling volume: unreliable or even bullish because the market is finding its "last" seller
Let us now combine the changes in price and open interest. Changes in open interest interpreted jointly with changes in price indicate the nature of action underlying the trend.
Rising Price, Rising Open Interest: strongly bullish because new buyers are entering the market
Rising Price, Falling Open Interest: possible market top and even bearish because there are no new buyers in the market and only the shorts are being covered
Falling Price, Rising Open Interest: strongly bearish because new sellers are entering the market
Falling price, Falling Open Interest: possible market bottom and even bullish because smart sellers have already done their job and die-hard bulls are liquidating their longs after their patience is worn thin.
We may say that changes in volume confirms the trend shown by changes in price, and changes in open interest endorses the clue given by change in volume. The following table summarizes the interpretation of changes in price-volume-open interest triumvirate.
Price Volume Open Interest Interpretation
Rising Rising Rising Bullish
Rising Falling Falling Possible top
Falling Rising Rising Bearish
Falling Falling Falling Possible bottom
Use the above table with a ton (not a pinch) of salt. If market direction can be as straight-jacketed as in the table above, the world will be without losers (and hence an unlivable place). In practice, traders use some kind of moving average to act on signals. This is the domain of chartists and outside the scope of our excursion.
The net "short" and "long" positions announced by the National Stock Exchange seem to suggest that they are nothing but open interest. However, my broker informs me that unless you indicate at the time of punching whether the trade is new or squaring up, the system will not know it (Don't ask me the name of my broker). In this sense, the similar figures released by The Stock Exchange, Mumbai are closer to open interest. But beware! I am a die-hard opponent of badla system because it is surrounded by secrecy, and anything secret is suspicious.
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Put-Call Ratio Explained
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pgupt
Dear vam_aru
Thanks for explaining Put-Call ratio.Is it possible to explain in the similar manner the interpretation of Open interest & its interpretation to gauge the sentiments of the market and specific scrips?
SEBI proposes allowing up to 15% shareholding in stock exchanges
Banking & Financial Services - Sector
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Securities and Exchange Board of India today proposed allowing
entities like stock exchanges, depositories, clearing corporations, banks, and
insurance companies to hold a maximum of 15%, directly or indirectly, of the
paid up equity capital in a stock exchange.
This will lead Banks And Insurance co.Stock\'s outlook more positive : Our Recommondations LIC HOUSING FIN CMP 330 ,BANK OF INDIA, ALLAHABAD BANK ..............
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Nifty is boring peri.. :-( Its not going anywhere since the open.. Looks like the Bonda Club chairman is back again ..LOL..
Cheers...
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2nd September
Posted by : periwinkle
Eshers...have a heart ...i call you innocent and you call 'that' thought innocent?...of course it can only be height of EVIL....
(i hope no one is going to object to our reference to that term...it seems to be jinxed....)
All the best. take care of your nifty..i dont want to divert you.
bye.
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Eshers...have a heart ...i call you innocent and you call 'that' thought innocent?...of course it can only be height of EVIL....
(i hope no one is going to object to our reference to that term...it seems to be jinxed....)
All the best. take care of your nifty..i dont want to divert you.
bye....
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2nd September
Posted by : eshers
Thanks for making my day dear Peri.. Height of Innocence ??? LOL.. What else i could think about you after such a wonderful message.. Ha Ha Ha Ha..ROFL..
Cheers
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Securities and Exchange Board of India today proposed allowing entities like stock exchanges, depositories, clearing corporations, banks, and insurance companies to hold a maximum of 15%, directly or indirectly, of the paid up equity capital in a stock exchange.
SEBI said it has been receiving suggestions that the current shareholding regulations act as a deterrent in attracting long-term anchor or strategic investors in stock exchanges. The low shareholding of less than 5% is also considered to be too small to encourage stakeholders take sufficient interest in the growth of the exchange, SEBI said.
However, shareholders other than these five categories will not be allowed to hold more than 5% in a stock exchange, according to a discussion paper published on the regulator\'s its Web site today. At present, no entity is allowed to hold more than 5% stake in a stock exchange, directly or indirectly. The regulator has invited suggestions on the proposed changes before Sep 19.
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Dear Pgupt,
Please read the thread OPEN INTEREST GAMES AND RULES FROM ALEX!! , created by radhika_nandlal, I think the thread will give more info.
Regards
Aru...
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Put-Call Ratio Explained
Posted by : pgupt
Dear vam_aru
Thanks for explaining Put-Call ratio.Is it possible to explain in the similar manner the interpretation of Open interest & its interpretation to gauge the sentiments of the market and specific scrips?
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Thanks for making my day dear Peri.. Height of Innocence ??? LOL.. What else i could think about you after such a wonderful message.. Ha Ha Ha Ha..ROFL..
Cheers...
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2nd September
Posted by : periwinkle
Dear Eshers....i guess you have been awarded for your unassuming friendly, cheerful, innocence......at least i see you that way...
all the very best Eshers.
(Note: there is an evil thought...may be you are related to MOD.LOL......what do you call this? height of????think and tell me....)
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Dear Eshers....i guess you have been awarded for your unassuming friendly, cheerful, innocence......at least i see you that way...
all the very best Eshers.
(Note: there is an evil thought...may be you are related to MOD.LOL......what do you call this? height of????think and tell me....)...
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2nd September
Posted by : eshers
Dear Googol,
Now the formula gets more complicated.. I was really surprised, may be he has indeed forgot like you mentioned, but pranks has already asked him that :-)..
Did you do anything today ? Monday could be an eventful day with some newsflow from NSG..
Cheers
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Thanks a lot Micky :-) We are always good at 2nd Innings ..LOL..
Cheers...
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I better put an end to my predictions
Posted by : micky59
Great Eshers,
Sorry to have missed your first time.Happy to be the first to wish you on your second innings.
Keep batting.
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