Nifty Futures Trading Part 2 (Positional)

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xtalk

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I wonder why China (Shanghai) isn't falling as much? Any clue? I guess all FIIs have left China so the locals ain't selling anymore OR Chinese army holding FIIs at gun point! :)
 

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Hi!

In olden days, elderly people used to explain the Stock market phenomena by giving the example of the wall lizard that went 3 feet up to fall 2 feet down there after.

The modern wall lizards have deviced IT structural programe to overcome the age old problem called circuit breakers, that arrested the directional movement. Now one could move in either direction without any barrier :)
 

S S

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I wonder why China (Shanghai) isn't falling as much? Any clue? I guess all FIIs have left China so the locals ain't selling anymore OR Chinese army holding FIIs at gun point! :)
The falling Rupee indicates the scarcity of the US $, which means that while the outflow continues, the inflow is missing. The so called Foreign Exchange reserves appear to have already [mis]used for political purposes, such as donation to farmers, mutual funds, etc etc

Such and similar conditions do not seem to be present in China. The politicians there do not need to adapt cheap tactics to secure their vote banks. And therefore, may be [repeat, may be] their Foreign Exchange reserves are high, so that they can now consider loaning some to US to pull US out of economic crises.
 

xtalk

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Just heard in Bloomberg that in S&P 500 Globex terminal there are 11,000 contracts on the sell side and there is only 1 buyer!!:eek::D:D
 
The falling Rupee indicates the scarcity of the US $, which means that while the outflow continues, the inflow is missing. The so called Foreign Exchange reserves appear to have already [mis]used for political purposes, such as donation to farmers, mutual funds, etc etc
can we take in other way that this govt is behind these big falls so these FII's can not take much profit out of country by selling at high rates ??

And may be rupee depreciation has same reason


Just a thought
 

Sunil

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Wondering who is that one buyer , must be in race of Red and white bravery award
Just heard in Bloomberg that in S&P 500 Globex terminal there are 11,000 contracts on the sell side and there is only 1 buyer!!:eek::D:D
actually that's a short-covering buy order - the guy's an indian & he wanna come home to India ASAP for diwali...
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Sunil

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The falling Rupee indicates the scarcity of the US $, which means that while the outflow continues, the inflow is missing. The so called Foreign Exchange reserves appear to have already [mis]used for political purposes, such as donation to farmers, mutual funds, etc etc

Such and similar conditions do not seem to be present in China. The politicians there do not need to adapt cheap tactics to secure their vote banks. And therefore, may be [repeat, may be] their Foreign Exchange reserves are high, so that they can now consider loaning some to US to pull US out of economic crises.
most of the damage done today was due to the yen weakening....
google about yen-dollar carry trade - the last " indirect source" of income for FIIs also came into danger today..
 
can we take in other way that this govt is behind these big falls so these FII's can not take much profit out of country by selling at high rates ??

And may be rupee depreciation has same reason


Just a thought
Yes can b true we hav one of the best economist of the world as PM n FM.when they (FII) pumping money the $ was at 39-40 n when they want back at 50 DHO DALA:eek: and there plight not end here becoz they started last two year investing n rate are of 2005 so loss on currency n stock:eek: there this situation is in every country thats why becoming bankrupt. Lets see wat great hanuman bhagat OBAMA can do:D
 
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