Bloodbath in the market

[romanov]

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LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Stocks in Europe dropped sharply Wednesday as Europe's top central bankers took a tough line on interest rates and as worries about the U.S. economy still lingered.

"Right now, there is still negative sentiment in the market," said Andrew Popper, chief investment officer at SG Hambros in London. "It still thinks that the U.S. is sliding into recession. The debate has shifted to the depth and length of a recession."

Depth I am not worried about from Indian markets perspective...Indian Markets are resilient enough...it's the length that's troubling my analysis and my confidence,because Indian Markets (Technicals and Fundamentals barring few Compnaies) have never shown enough maturity to show Patience.

 

[MiLiNDOnline]

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dear milind

the market will hold good until tomorrow. better sustain your positions. u can see green till this week. as soduku is stressing on closing above 18975 i personally feel that there will be a minor correction next week even though it may try to reach 18500 levels this week. ministry voices are there for some buying in insurance and other corporate fund houses till this week. they will cry foul on external crisis and may not hold this level.

better members correct their short levels and strictly enforce stop loss on all counters. avoiding day trading may be good unless we are confident of actions. market news is that margin trade may not be allowed to majority traders during this week and hence the market will hold good for this week.
we should see f & o interest tomorrow to come for a conclusion.

most members do not have blood and hence there will not be any bloodbath expected for this month.

Dear raghav,

Thanks for your views..

Highly appreciated

Regards!

 

[anuragar]

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Expect weak cues tomorrow again Hope i am wrong

Market close lower as expected ...

Tomorrow might be one of those "Flat days - see a lot of volatility tomorrow again"

 

[sudoku1]

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Market close lower as expected ...

Tomorrow might be one of those "Flat days - see a lot of volatility tomorrow again"

there will b volatility for the whole year , but the question is how 2 make money to & fro from it....
until v do not close abv 18475....no hopes for bulls...just bathing soaps....

 

[anuragar]

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I really think that the FIIs sucking the blood out of the stock markets was a well planned move and had got little to do with the US recession, the news of which was there since 20 days ago as well.

The timing of this fall makes many speculate the real motives behind the move.

It will definitely take a month or a half for the investors to come back to the mid caps and small caps and we investors can't do anything but wait for that.

I am already in deep red right now with no cash left in hand and really dont want to sell the stocks i hold in such low prices.

Any comments on what should be done ? I feel like an idiot missing out on this wonderful buying opportunity.

Feeling all the more dejected with the stocks taking a hammering with each passing day

 

[nansrired]

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I really think that the FIIs sucking the blood out of the stock markets was a well planned move and had got little to do with the US recession, the news of which was there since 20 days ago as well.

The timing of this fall makes many speculate the real motives behind the move.

It will definitely take a month or a half for the investors to come back to the mid caps and small caps and we investors can't do anything but wait for that.

I am already in deep red right now with no cash left in hand and really dont want to sell the stocks i hold in such low prices.

Any comments on what should be done ? I feel like an idiot missing out on this wonderful buying opportunity.

Feeling all the more dejected with the stocks taking a hammering with each passing day

I am also in the same boat. But only thing I can say is we should treat this as a learning oppurtunity. Has some borders have mentioned some of the things that need to be done is Profit booking once in a while and strict stop loss which I have never given any importance and now realise how important this is.

Anyway experience is a great teacher. I remember a quotation.

To increase the chances of your success double your mistakes(Ofcourse don't repeat them).

 

[nansrired]

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This is a general question.
If a Bonus date (record date) has been declared lets say its 15 Jan 2008. And the bonus shares are supposed to be deposited on say 5th March 2008. What happens if I sell the shares on 25th Jan 2008. Will I still be getting the Bonus shares.

Can anybody explain the process regarding the Bonus shares.

 

[Czar]

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Guys remember this is not the 1st time this happened & neither is it the last, so instead of frustration grasp the situation for knowledge purposes & for future reference, there'll be lot of such occasions in our life-time... learning & patience are 2 of the best virtues in stock market, but the usual re-action to this situation for a layman would be to finally jump in after few big rallies when finally its time actually for a pull back... also remember if you feel left out of the rally you will also be left out when you enter at a top of the rally

 

[raghav1366]

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I really think that the FIIs sucking the blood out of the stock markets was a well planned move and had got little to do with the US recession, the news of which was there since 20 days ago as well.

The timing of this fall makes many speculate the real motives behind the move.

It will definitely take a month or a half for the investors to come back to the mid caps and small caps and we investors can't do anything but wait for that.

I am already in deep red right now with no cash left in hand and really dont want to sell the stocks i hold in such low prices.

Any comments on what should be done ? I feel like an idiot missing out on this wonderful buying opportunity.

Feeling all the more dejected with the stocks taking a hammering with each passing day

dear anuragar & nansrired,
a little suggestion from my end which would help u on deciding whether to hold or sell the stocks in loss. make a chart of red scrips and write your expected minimum price for the same. also note the stop loss figures given by the experts and understand where u went wrong. evaluate the losses in each scrip - along with volumes and compare the same with their fundamentals ( i.e. eps and p.e. ratio ) keep the stock if the stock had a p.e. of below 10 and sell the balance scrips. on these scrips always watch the expert advice on their short term trend and also see the one year share price movement chart. in the present scenario there will be swings of 400 - 800 points daily for the next fortnight and try to get the best prices while selling.

do not keep stock on fondness - or thinking of previous winning history/earnings from that scrip. exit on weekly high price and u can reenter at lower levels definetly. always keep your eyes and ears open and do not go by the broking house recommendations - as they always ask you to buy or sell every day. always watch and act. use your innersense and do ot lose confidence on market. book loss with vigour and get liquidity. wait for some 1000 points fall and re-enter the market. do not enter at current levels .

good luck.

 

[Venkat123]

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I really think that the FIIs sucking the blood out of the stock markets was a well planned move and had got little to do with the US recession, the news of which was there since 20 days ago as well.

The timing of this fall makes many speculate the real motives behind the move.

Don't worry, it's just not a Indian thing. All markets are manipulated.