Day Trading Stocks & Futures
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re: Day trading Nifty & Banknifty Futures
AAP ne bola before election..... They will not use car...Bunglow of GOVT........now 180 degree ghum gaye .......Lanka mein jo jata hai o he Ravan ban jata hai....
Vivek ji,
Thanks for your post.
Me criticizing the Delhi electricity subsidy was in context to the AAP rhetoric.
Principally, I'm fine with the AAP agenda on paper re: Corruption Mukt Bharat Varsh.
What I object to, is their policies/methodologies.
With respect to the electricity tariff reduction, they made a poll promise and delivered it immediately by offering massive subsidy to fulfill their promise.
The question remains, what is the actual solution to effectively reducing prices.
From the start, they have been banding about a "CAG audit of discom companies" as a panacea to high electricity tariffs.
Well, even if CAG audits their books and comes up with say x% of profit mark up, how will the Delhi Govt actually reduce tariffs ?
An audit is not a way to reduce tariffs.
Will they legislate to tell businesses what their profit %age should be ?
Or what effective/actual step will they take to reduce prices by 50% ?
That is what I want to know, however, all thats is coming from AAP/supporters is rhetoric.
"Dekh lenge, dhoond lenge, jugaad."
Well, aise Country ka National capital chalega ?
While I am speaking out against AAP policies, that in no way implies that I'm fine with Congresses policies till date. If I were to start talking about them, my unparliamentary language would invite a ban from ST.
So, I will desist.
Regards.
Thanks for your post.
Me criticizing the Delhi electricity subsidy was in context to the AAP rhetoric.
Principally, I'm fine with the AAP agenda on paper re: Corruption Mukt Bharat Varsh.
What I object to, is their policies/methodologies.
With respect to the electricity tariff reduction, they made a poll promise and delivered it immediately by offering massive subsidy to fulfill their promise.
The question remains, what is the actual solution to effectively reducing prices.
From the start, they have been banding about a "CAG audit of discom companies" as a panacea to high electricity tariffs.
Well, even if CAG audits their books and comes up with say x% of profit mark up, how will the Delhi Govt actually reduce tariffs ?
An audit is not a way to reduce tariffs.
Will they legislate to tell businesses what their profit %age should be ?
Or what effective/actual step will they take to reduce prices by 50% ?
That is what I want to know, however, all thats is coming from AAP/supporters is rhetoric.
"Dekh lenge, dhoond lenge, jugaad."
Well, aise Country ka National capital chalega ?
While I am speaking out against AAP policies, that in no way implies that I'm fine with Congresses policies till date. If I were to start talking about them, my unparliamentary language would invite a ban from ST.
So, I will desist.
Regards.
re: Day trading Nifty & Banknifty Futures
its 2 cheap of u 2 hav a single pack..folow d guy below..he wnts nothing les den 8 packs.last month,his wife was very mch impresd wid his gulping of PACKS.
http://celebritiesexercise.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/hrithik-roshan-workout.jpg
its 2 cheap of u 2 hav a single pack..folow d guy below..he wnts nothing les den 8 packs.last month,his wife was very mch impresd wid his gulping of PACKS.
http://celebritiesexercise.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/hrithik-roshan-workout.jpg
re: Day trading Nifty & Banknifty Futures
CAPT G GOPINATH joins AAP..,.(gud) media anouncement.
now who wil flash d gud social work ?
http://www.samachar.com/axis-bank-moves-tribunal-to-recover-debt-from-gopinath-nmyvKOjjdch.html
CAPT G GOPINATH joins AAP..,.(gud) media anouncement.
now who wil flash d gud social work ?
http://www.samachar.com/axis-bank-moves-tribunal-to-recover-debt-from-gopinath-nmyvKOjjdch.html
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re: Day trading Nifty & Banknifty Futures
Hi Niravji,
They have already promised for teriff reduction,they may be authentically wanting to prove the profits of these cos.,one thing is clear their intentions are clear.Now your Q ,why they are not revealing,see politics is complicated,
there are many considerations behind actions and answers,(one reason that they may be fearing that it may be hijacked prior to its success,just a guess)
Regarding sheila I think first he will fulfill his promises to the public ,cases like sheila is more of a Postmortem business and also has conflict of political interest with their supporter I think politics is the most complicated thing in this world,it needs high IQ+EQ plus other Qs that I and you dont know.
Previously I was for Modi(mind well not BJP) but there was a hitch,he is backed by capitalists,he is a right man in wrong party ,neverthless i would have voted Modi but I see a better alternative in Arvind. See he will also introduce right to recall so you will can recall a politician MP who starts behaving like a monkey within year or two,Presently we dont have that facility,todays 'is electronic edge,5yrs are too long to undo the Idiot,they should be called back immediately.
On congress I have similar view as that of yours
Regds
Regards
Vivek ji,
Thanks for your post.
Me criticizing the Delhi electricity subsidy was in context to the AAP rhetoric.
Principally, I'm fine with the AAP agenda on paper re: Corruption Mukt Bharat Varsh.
What I object to, is their policies/methodologies.
With respect to the electricity tariff reduction, they made a poll promise and delivered it immediately by offering massive subsidy to fulfill their promise.
The question remains, what is the actual solution to effectively reducing prices.
From the start, they have been banding about a "CAG audit of discom companies" as a panacea to high electricity tariffs.
Well, even if CAG audits their books and comes up with say x% of profit mark up, how will the Delhi Govt actually reduce tariffs ?
An audit is not a way to reduce tariffs.
Will they legislate to tell businesses what their profit %age should be ?
Or what effective/actual step will they take to reduce prices by 50% ?
That is what I want to know, however, all thats is coming from AAP/supporters is rhetoric.
"Dekh lenge, dhoond lenge, jugaad."
Well, aise Country ka National capital chalega ?
While I am speaking out against AAP policies, that in no way implies that I'm fine with Congresses policies till date. If I were to start talking about them, my unparliamentary language would invite a ban from ST.
So, I will desist.
Regards.
Thanks for your post.
Me criticizing the Delhi electricity subsidy was in context to the AAP rhetoric.
Principally, I'm fine with the AAP agenda on paper re: Corruption Mukt Bharat Varsh.
What I object to, is their policies/methodologies.
With respect to the electricity tariff reduction, they made a poll promise and delivered it immediately by offering massive subsidy to fulfill their promise.
The question remains, what is the actual solution to effectively reducing prices.
From the start, they have been banding about a "CAG audit of discom companies" as a panacea to high electricity tariffs.
Well, even if CAG audits their books and comes up with say x% of profit mark up, how will the Delhi Govt actually reduce tariffs ?
An audit is not a way to reduce tariffs.
Will they legislate to tell businesses what their profit %age should be ?
Or what effective/actual step will they take to reduce prices by 50% ?
That is what I want to know, however, all thats is coming from AAP/supporters is rhetoric.
"Dekh lenge, dhoond lenge, jugaad."
Well, aise Country ka National capital chalega ?
While I am speaking out against AAP policies, that in no way implies that I'm fine with Congresses policies till date. If I were to start talking about them, my unparliamentary language would invite a ban from ST.
So, I will desist.
Regards.
They have already promised for teriff reduction,they may be authentically wanting to prove the profits of these cos.,one thing is clear their intentions are clear.Now your Q ,why they are not revealing,see politics is complicated,
there are many considerations behind actions and answers,(one reason that they may be fearing that it may be hijacked prior to its success,just a guess)
Regarding sheila I think first he will fulfill his promises to the public ,cases like sheila is more of a Postmortem business and also has conflict of political interest with their supporter I think politics is the most complicated thing in this world,it needs high IQ+EQ plus other Qs that I and you dont know.
Previously I was for Modi(mind well not BJP) but there was a hitch,he is backed by capitalists,he is a right man in wrong party ,neverthless i would have voted Modi but I see a better alternative in Arvind. See he will also introduce right to recall so you will can recall a politician MP who starts behaving like a monkey within year or two,Presently we dont have that facility,todays 'is electronic edge,5yrs are too long to undo the Idiot,they should be called back immediately.
On congress I have similar view as that of yours
Regds
Regards
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