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First I Kill Growth!!!!!.
Then I Kill Rupee!!!!
Now I Kill Banks!!!!!!!!!
The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) monetary policy on Today.
One can only hope that having done what it did over the past fortnight, RBI will now weigh its words carefully to prevent the carnage in the bond market from boiling over to stocks.
Having indirectly raised interest rates by 300 basis points and the cash reserve ratio by half a point, Governor Subbarao cannot give up his hawkish stance. But, if he's ultra hawkish, he could end up frightening the stock market that has fallen continuously since the last round of measures.
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This week, the finance minister will complete a year in his latest stint. When he hit the ground running on August 1, 2012, he had many fires to put out. One year later, he is still fighting fires: some old, some new. At a recent conference, he said his ministry had taken 56 measures over the past year to improve the state of affairs and get the economy back on the growth path. Let us focus on a few that had direct impact on the Street.
Many of the first steps the minister took included soothing the nerves of foreign investors on tax issues. This helped revive the sentiment.
He drew a red line on the fiscal deficit, a worry for foreign investors, and stuck to the targets. Inflation was pulled back from two-digit marks it was flirting with.
This bolstered the minister's vocal push for a hand of support for growth from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) by cutting rates. Though RBI resisted initially, it finally had to give way. The minister also took steps to attack speculative investments in gold and real estate, often targets of the Street for its own woes. Empowering Sebi to attack ponzis was another key move.
In a few months, the Sensex moved from 17,000 to 20,000. Though it has had some corrections, it seems to have made a higher base of 18,400-18,500, from where it has bounced back at least thrice since Chidambaram took over.
The US Federal Reserve is scheduled to meet on Tuesday and Wednesday, and international markets will be glued to the US central bank's policy statement on the timeline of the stimulus withdrawal.
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We r Barking From Rs.400/- Exit From This Dabba Stock
Stock Already Fall Almost 50%
Now Real Horror To Start We Ready For Below 100
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Forget TATA STEEL FOR Next 5-10 Year For Investment Stock
We r Barking From Rs.60/- Exit From This Dabba Stock
Stock Already Fall Almost 90%
NOW ONLY Rs.7/- REMAINING
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SOONER OR LATER SUZLON WILL AVAILABLE BELOW Rs.1/-
We r Barking From Rs.180/- Exit From This Dabba Stock
Stock Already Fall Almost 50%
NOW STOCK TRADING AT Rs.100/-
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CLOSING BELOW Rs.101/- WE READY FOR Rs.25/-
Yesterday
Stock Close Beow Rs.101/-
NO IF & BUT
In Short Term Anything Can Happen!!!!!
Stock Can Rise As Short Covering Rally!!
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FROM MARCH LAST WE R SHOUTING EXIT IN MMTC & WARN YOU TIME TO TIME IN LAST 5 MONTHS
WHAT HAPPEN IN MMTC ?
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IN March MMTC Trading at Rs.350/-
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WE BOLDLY GAVE TARGET FOR THIS STOCK TO Rs.25/-
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Yesterday Stock HITT Low Of Rs.50/- Fall Almost 90% From Our Exit Call!!!!
For the past two years, as regular readers you know, We have been bearish on hard commodities. Prices may have dropped substantially from their peaks during this time, but We don’t think the bear market is over. Wethink we still have a very long way to go.
There are five reasons why We expect prices to drop a lot more!!!!
First, during the last decade commodity producers were caught by surprise by the surge in demand. Their belated response was to ramp up production dramatically, but since there is a long lead-time between intention and supply, for the next several years we will continue to experience rapid growth in supply. As an aside, in our many talks to different groups of investors and boards of directors it has been our impression that commodity producers have been the slowest at understanding the full implications of a Chinese rebalancing.
Second, almost all the increase in demand in the past twenty years, which in practice occurred mostly in the past decade, can be explained as the consequence of the incredibly unbalanced growth process in China. But as even the most exuberant of China bulls now recognize, China’s economic growth is slowing and We expect it to decline a lot more in the next few years.
Third, and more importantly, as China’s economy rebalances towards a much more sustainable form of growth, this will automatically make Chinese growth much less commodity intensive. . Even if China is miraculously able to regain growth rates of 10-11% annually, a rebalancing economy will demand much less in the way of hard commodities.
Fourth, surging Chinese commodity purchases in the past few years supplied not just growing domestic needs but also rapidly growing inventory. The result is that inventory levels in China are much too high to support what growth in demand there will be over the next few years, and We expect Chinese in some cases to be net sellers, not net buyers, of a number of commodities.
And fifth reason in United State QE 3 to end soon . As per market expectation QE3 in America to end before year 2015 .This will effect commodity demand.
This combination of factors – rising supply, dropping demand, and lots of inventory to work off – all but guarantee that the prices of commodities will collapse. We expect that certain commodities, like copper, iron ore coal and Crude will drop by 30% - 50% or more in the next one to three years.
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What To Do Today..........
Our Opininon for Today's Market.......
1.Market Looks Volatile.....
1.Some Insider Say NIfTy go up to 6200
What To Do Today........
Nifty....Today Face Resistence at......5898...5925..5968
Nifty.....Today Support at ...5775...5725...5662
Nifty Range...4200--------6600
TRACK ME RESEARCH......
NEXT TGT FOR
Sell Nifty Around 6200/6300
Our Opininon for Today's Market.......
1.Stock Specific Movement Expected Today ......
2.Midcaps Looks Good....
INTRADAY HOT STOCKS: 31/07/2013
buy ril sl 875 tgt 888/894/898 sell below 875
sell tata st tgt 210/190 soon
BANKING LOOK WEEK
buy axis bk sl 1082 tgt 1130/1148
buy yes bk sl 355 tgt 369/380/390/400/420
buy jindal sl 190 tgt 222 /240
dlf soon 90 , tatast 190 , lic 185
USD seen 62/63 soon
UP SIDE WE HAVE EXIT CHANCE NO FRESH BUYING
L&T FINANCE HOLDINGS
(BSE TICKER-533519@ Rs.83/-)
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RBI TO ANNOUNCE NEW BANK LICENCE SOON
L&T HOLDINGS EXPCTED TO GET FIRST BANKING LICENCE !!!!
Rs.120/- Rs.150/-
Alert:- Our Subscriber's Long in Stock!!!
ZEE ENTRTAINMENT
(Bse Ticker-505537@ Rs.242/-)
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BIGGEST BULL RUN YET TO START!!!!
TARGET
Rs.800/- Rs.1200/-
NO IF & BUT!!!
MARKSANS PHARMA
(Bse Ticker-524404@ Rs.9/-)
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As Per Our Advance Estimate On Going Correction Is Completed Very Soon!!!!!!
We Expect Company To Declare Great Result!!!!
Journey For Big Upmove May Start Aany Time!!!!
TARGET
Rs.14/- Rs.70/- SL Rs.6/-
BHEL
(Bse Ticker-500103@ Rs.161/-)
FROM Rs.240/-
WE R BARKING EXIT IN BHEL
STOCK ALREADY FALL TO Rs.160/-
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NOW WE READY FOR BELOW Rs.100/-
Rs.120/- Rs.90/-
EXIT AT EVERY RISE!!!!
Forget Short Term Movment
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