General Trading Chat

[Rish]

Anyone buying CEs in anticipation of a yearend rally ?? I bought 8000CE @15.55 and 8100 CE @4

8000 call 21 above...it may reverse......21 is major reversal point for your option....

 

[BearsTruth]

Anyone buying CEs in anticipation of a yearend rally ?? I bought 8000CE @15.55 and 8100 CE @4

Data on economic front is so disappointing, wonder where and how you saw the hope of year end rally! This market is for bears. It is a "stealth" bear market. Stay bearish and make money. Simple. My best wishes with you, TP.

 

[Rish]

May add to 8000 CE or buy 7950CE depending on the situation/price.

Averaging is not advisable....(just my view)...

 

[suri112000]

Anyone receiving SMS from Nirmal bang advising to buy "Arnav Corp" above 2.43; says it will go up 15% every day

It is certain that some people alongwith stupid advisor are struck in the script badly. Now, they are begging people to help them sail out of ****. white collar beggers !!!!!!!

 

[timepass]

Analysing the December last week data for the last 16 years, one finds that mostly the highs are made on Thursday and Fridays. The lows are distributed, but normally not on Thursdays.

	Fri	Thu	Wed	Tue	Mon
High	5	5	2	2	2
Low	4	1	3	4	4

 

[Rish]

It is certain that some people alongwith stupid advisor are struck in the script badly. Now, they are begging people to help them sail out of ****. white collar beggers !!!!!!!

Very sad...you have used a Mild word....:lol::lol::lol:

 

[sree26]

FII/FPI trading activity on NSE, BSE and MSEI on Capital Market Segment

The following is combined FII/FPI trading data across NSE, BSE and MSEI collated on the basis of trades executed by FIIs/FPIs
FII/FPI trading activity on NSE,BSE and MSEI in Capital Market Segment(In Rs. Crores)
Category Date Buy Value Sell Value Net Value
FII/FPI 26-Dec-2016 987.6 2082.64 -1095.04

 

[vijkris]

Due to more strict laws against Benami properties, sale of medium/high end real estate is bound to suffer.
All Real Estate stocks should be touching lows.

Good opportunity for Bears here.

 

[timepass]

FII/FPI trading activity on NSE, BSE and MSEI on Capital Market Segment

The following is combined FII/FPI trading data across NSE, BSE and MSEI collated on the basis of trades executed by FIIs/FPIs
FII/FPI trading activity on NSE,BSE and MSEI in Capital Market Segment(In Rs. Crores)
Category Date Buy Value Sell Value Net Value
FII/FPI 26-Dec-2016 987.6 2082.64 -1095.04

DIIs net buy 1065 crores

 

[vijkris]

Aiming at a property jackpot? Government will take its share in your booty

Do you plan to buy property in an area where an airport, metro, expressway or port would come up and double your investment? Think again. If an area is likely to develop due to an upcoming government infrastructure project, the government may charge the buyer a " betterment fee".

Called value capture finance (VCF), this is the model governments in many countries adopt to raise funds for local infrastructure. The government is likely to start this scheme from April 1. It is still deciding the precise ways to impose betterment fee which would be collected by municipal or development authorities.

VCF, a public financing tool, is based on the logic that the government makes large investments in developing public infrastructure leading to rapid economic development in those areas, including higher land prices.

A policy on value capture financing would mean tapping into this increment through additional taxes, 'government-as-realtor' and other tools, and then using finances to fund future infrastructure projects in the same area.

The scheme will involve assessment of possible impact of infrastructure on property prices during the preparation of feasibility reports for projects such as metro, speed rail, highway, ports and airports.

Betterment fee will be for a specific period of about five years until property prices plateau. Some countries have also identified special assessment districts that fall in the best-affected zone of an infrastructure project such as a metro line. These zones have to pay an additional tax to recover the cost. Other options include the government initiating land pooling and developing only a part of this. When property prices rise, the government sells the rest of the land at a premium.

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