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jace48

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Ambuja has failed me :( Will exit on Monday

BTW guys looking for some risk free profit can buy 1 lot equivalent of Ambuja Cement in cash and short 1 lot in F&O and same price hold it till 6 August and reap in 1.2 dividend of 1.2/ per share
 
Dear Savant Ji,

Just few days back, there were talks of fiscal deficit, non-clarity on economic reforms/ disinvestment, weak monsoon and nifty was falling. Now when Nifty is climbing, these talks have vanished. Are gains in DOW, HSI, Nikkei going to help fill fiscal deficit? Are not we too much dependent on global markets?



Regards,

Jitender Garg
 

SavantGarde

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Hi Jitender,

Bearish Comments Were By Those Who Would Have Gained From Markets Going Down,

However, Fiscal Deficit & Weak Monsoon Are Valid Points To An Extent.

Let Me Take Fiscal Deficit....

Which Country Is Not Running Huge Fiscal Deficit Besides Singapore, To Correct Or Reduce Fiscal Deficit At The Cost Of Growth Is Not Prudent. Deficit Will Be Taken Care Of Once We Are On A Relatively Good & Stable Growth Path.

Now Coming To Monsoons....

In A Country Such As Ours Where 70% Is Agricultural, We Have To Find Ways For Our Farmers To Be Self Reliant With Stable Crops, Instead Of Being Dependent On Mother Nature, Therefore There Is An Urgent Need For Water Harvesting & Other Creative Irrigation Techniques. While New Technology Is Already Present, Awareness & Increased Utilisation Is Important Through Whatever Means Necessary. Think Of Middle East Countries Including Israel, One Always Had A Vision Of Deserts Whenever One Thought Of Them & Look At Them Now....That Is What We Need To Do....While It Is Easy To Voice Opinions About Slowness Of Our Growth, It Is Not So Easy To Govern A Country Of +1 Billion Population. Hope Corruption Reduces In Times To Come & Hopefully Our Last Election Brings About A Major Permanent Change For Better, In Our Country's Political Landscape.


While Many Of Our Companies Doing Well Is Dependent On Outside Economies, Therefore Any Positives From Such Economies Bodes Well For Those Companies. Another Thing To Remember Perhaps Stock Exchanges Around The World Are The Only Stable Leading Indicator.


Happy & Safer Investing

SavantGarde

Dear Savant Ji,

Just few days back, there were talks of fiscal deficit, non-clarity on economic reforms/ disinvestment, weak monsoon and nifty was falling. Now when Nifty is climbing, these talks have vanished. Are gains in DOW, HSI, Nikkei going to help fill fiscal deficit? Are not we too much dependent on global markets?



Regards,

Jitender Garg
 

raj_hpking

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Savant bro I am having 500 shares of Cairn India need ur view on that???
It is facing resistence at 250 need ur ashirwad so it can jump ahead my first tgt for this is 350 Aur jyada wish karo
I am still holding syndicate bank and Indowind and ahmedforge what is profit booking point in all these whenever u have time pls telll me
Savant Sir,

I too waiting your comment on Cairn India

I have bought it @ 268 (With brokerage :)) and on PRAJIND too if possible ( i bought PRAJIND 25 @ 109 after average).
 

enygma

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While Many Of Our Companies Doing Well Is Dependent On Outside Economies, Therefore Any Positives From Such Economies Bodes Well For Those Companies. Another Thing To Remember Perhaps Stock Exchanges Around The World Are The Only Stable Leading Indicator.


Happy & Safer Investing

SavantGarde
Also I think unfortunately we are still dependent on FIIs ability to move the markets. Domestic funds and pension funds are still not of that scale to completely match the FII money power - although we are getting there. FII inflows globally depend upon how good people worldwide feel about investing in stock markets. A good rally in global markets pulls in more liquidity into the system - and India remains one of the few growing economies in the world, so we get good FII inflows.

Regards,
Enygma.
 

chaitanyagoa

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Hi Jitender,

Bearish Comments Were By Those Who Would Have Gained From Markets Going Down,

However, Fiscal Deficit & Weak Monsoon Are Valid Points To An Extent.

Let Me Take Fiscal Deficit....

Which Country Is Not Running Huge Fiscal Deficit Besides Singapore, To Correct Or Reduce Fiscal Deficit At The Cost Of Growth Is Not Prudent. Deficit Will Be Taken Care Of Once We Are On A Relatively Good & Stable Growth Path.

Now Coming To Monsoons....

In A Country Such As Ours Where 70% Is Agricultural, We Have To Find Ways For Our Farmers To Be Self Reliant With Stable Crops, Instead Of Being Dependent On Mother Nature, Therefore There Is An Urgent Need For Water Harvesting & Other Creative Irrigation Techniques. While New Technology Is Already Present, Awareness & Increased Utilisation Is Important Through Whatever Means Necessary. Think Of Middle East Countries Including Israel, One Always Had A Vision Of Deserts Whenever One Thought Of Them & Look At Them Now....That Is What We Need To Do....While It Is Easy To Voice Opinions About Slowness Of Our Growth, It Is Not So Easy To Govern A Country Of +1 Billion Population. Hope Corruption Reduces In Times To Come & Hopefully Our Last Election Brings About A Major Permanent Change For Better, In Our Country's Political Landscape.


While Many Of Our Companies Doing Well Is Dependent On Outside Economies, Therefore Any Positives From Such Economies Bodes Well For Those Companies. Another Thing To Remember Perhaps Stock Exchanges Around The World Are The Only Stable Leading Indicator.


Happy & Safer Investing

SavantGarde
Very well explained sir.

Thanks
 

columbus

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hi columbus,

fvs are going to be standardised across all the shares, therefore there will be no splits in the future.

Sebi expected to make the announcement sometime.


happy & safer investing

savantgarde
splits / no splits
 
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