Thursday, November 20, 2014

21/11/2014 stocks news




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Federal Reserve officials are worried that inflation may stay low "for quite some time" despite the central bank's multi-trillion dollar efforts to jump start the economy, according to minutes from the October meeting released Wednesday.
Open Market Committee members also discussed just how they should go about raising interest rates as monetary policy normalizes, and expressed some worry over market volatility during the process.
"Participants anticipated that inflation would be held down over the near term by the decline in energy prices and other factors, but would move toward the Committee's 2 percent goal in coming years, although a few expressed concern that inflation might persist below the Committee's objective for quite some time," the minutes said.
The Fed at its October meeting voted to end its monthly bond-buying program known as quantitative easing. The lone dissenter was Minneapolis Fed President Narayana Kocherlakota, a dovish member who wanted QE to continue until inflation is higher.
Members debated adding language to the final statement noting recent developments in the financial markets. October was a highly volatile month, with stocks and bond yields tanking Oct. 15 before battling back. The FOMC ultimately decided against including specific language, though it appears there was considerable discussion.
"Many participants commented on the turbulence in financial markets that occurred in mid-October," the minutes said. "Some participants pointed out that, despite the market volatility, financial conditions remained highly accommodative and that further pockets of turbulence were likely to arise as the start of policy normalization approached.
The Fed had been buying just $15 billion of bonds a month when it decided to pull the plug on the money-printing program. QE was in its third phase, which featured as much as $85 billion in purchases each month before the FOMC voted to begin tapering the program in December 2013.
China's factory activity stalled in November as output shrank of the first time in six months, a private survey showed on Thursday.
The HSBC flash Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for November clocked in at the breakeven level of 50, which separates expansion from contraction, compared to a Reuters estimate for 50.3 and following the 50.4 final reading in October.
The reading is the latest evidence that the world's second biggest economy continues to lose traction. Recent data on housing prices and foreign direct investments also missed forecasts.


  
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Warren Buffett’s investment ideas asks us to buy stocksof only those companies whose “fundamentals” are very strong and its stock is available at “undervalued price”. When we say strong fundamentals we mean a healthy financial report, unique product line which is run by exceptional managers.






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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 Resistance at......8488...8495..8535

Nifty.....Today Support at ..8350...8332...8265

Nifty Range...6300--------8200

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1.Stock Specific Movement Expected Today ......

2. Mid-caps Looks Good....


INTRADAY HOT STOCKS: 21/11/2014

sellaxis bk sl 475tgt 460
buy bharatforg tgt 940/980/1000 sl 900
buytatamotersl522tgt535/545/555
buy tatast sl465tgt 478/485/490/495 sellbelow 464 tgt 450
buy idfc ab 163 tgt 169/175/190 sl 151 
buy ltfin sl 72 tgt 81/85/90
buy tatacom tgt 440/480 sl 390
buy SRT @1040 tgt 1070/1100 sl 1020
buy sks and tvs moter on every dip









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Wednesday, November 19, 2014

20/11/2014 STOCKS NEWS




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The total market valuation of BSE-listed companies is nearing the Rs 100-lakh-crore mark, following the continued dream run of the bourse.
At present, the total market capitalisation (m-cap) of BSE-listed companies stands at Rs 99,47,809 crore, just Rs 52,191 crore short of the Rs 100 lakh crore milestone.
India had first entered the trillion-dollar club in June 2007, but moved out in September 2008 after a global meltdown.
It again got back into the elite league in May 2009 and largely remained there except for some brief time, including once in 2012. In August 2013, it again moved out of the list.
The Sensex has gained 7,007.2 points, or 33 per cent, so far this year.
The index touched its all-time high of 28,282.85 Yesterday.
At present, outsourcing major TCS is the most valued Indian company with a market cap of Rs 5,09,758.96 crore

Grant Thornton is predicting an almost two-decade-long bull run by mid-size Indian companies, including the much hyped e-commerce industry, in the US capital markets. While Chinese companies have burnt their fingers in US due to lack of governance and accounting norms, Stephen M Chipman, CEO, Grant Thornton, believes that Indian companies have an advantage as, "India is a long way further down the road in terms of corporate governance." Chipman, who was recently in Bangalore, on the bullish future for bilateral Indo-US business ties. Excerpts.
We have seen fewer Indian companies listing on US bourses compared to their Chinese counterparts. How do you see this story developing?
The first wave or cycle was just a foray by the very large Indian corporates. The next wave of outbound investments (including IPOs) from India over the next 10 to 20 years will be very significant. They are going to be, not just from large corporates, but also from dynamic and growing mid-size Indian companies that want to globalize. And you are starting to see that. It's a surprisingly low number, but only about $5 billion of Indian FDI annually currently comes into the US. We believe that over a relatively short period this $5-billion number could double, triple, and even quadruple. There are lots of synergies from a sector perspective. Whether its technology, healthcare, financial services - these are sectors where there is a lot of innovation and value that Indian companies can bring into the US markets. And, in turn, the US markets can provide capital, experience and access to a very significant mature market place for higher-end goods and services. I think we are just at the cusp of two-decade long investment run, and we (at Grant Thornton) are investing in it
And how exactly are you generating this 'excitement'?
Grant Thornton's India and US offices have worked together to create a business unit in the US focused specifically on inbound investment from India. The unit also helps US companies to come into India, but its primary purpose is to create Indian expertise on the ground in the US.

Some of our Indian colleagues will come on temporary assignment and be part of that group. Some of our US people who have been here in India and come back to the US will be part of that group.
Listed-Chinese companies in the US have come under severe criticism for destroying shareholder wealth. What should Indian companies watch out for?
On the capital markets issue with Chinese companies, I think there are two things that created the problem. The first was a structural issue. Ironically, this was created by US professionals - you had US legal and accounting professionals running around China offering Chinese companies to go public in the US, which was a very sexy thing. They had no idea about all the requirements that were needed to be a public company, no idea about governance and scrutiny. The second problem, which was a deeper and more of a Chinese problem, was the lack of recognition of accurate financial reporting. Far too many companies in China have poor controls over their financial reporting. For the majority, I would say it was just incompetence rather than deliberate fraudulence.
India is a long way further down the road in terms of corporate governance.
What are your thoughts on the India versus China growth story over the next decade?
India has an opportunity of a 10-year growth spurt that could be very exciting. There is a divergence that is coming in the priorities of the two countries in the foreseeable future, which didn't exist earlier. In the past, it was all about creating infrastructure, improving governance, improving regulation, getting more people out of poverty - all of which was very similar. China may have entered a phase of consolidating its scorching growth over the past two decades.

1. Don't buy anything you don't know
Lynch desired to know everything about the company and carried out his ground checks before investing in it. He also advocated investing in companies which one is familiar with or whose business is relatively easy to understand. In the words of the legend himself, "investing without research is like playing stud poker and never looking at the cards.
2. Before you purchase, explain why you are buying it
The reasons for our purchase should never be based only on someone else's suggestions. In order to explain why you are buying something, you need to know what you are buying.
3. It is futile to predict the economy and the interest rates
One needs to cut market noise and concentrate on core fundamentals when selecting investment options. Lynch said that "if you spend more than 13 minutes analyzing economic and market forecasts, you've wasted 10 minutes.
4. Good management is important- buy good businesses
Lynch invested in the 'story' a company has to offer. What a company is going to do to deliver the desired results formed the crux of his investment decisions. If a company has a business that anyone can relate to and the management has a clear plan to deliver expectations, then this check is cleared
5. Be flexible and humble and learn from mistakes
No one is perfect. Not living in a self-denial that our bad investment choices will someday turn good is a humble start.
6. There is always something to worry about.
Investments are subjected to various risks and market conditions. No investment plan can curtail all the risks. One can only mitigate risk to achieve higher degree of success with one's investments. While picking securities, Peter Lynch stuck to what he knew or could easily understand. He mostly invested for the long run and was unfazed by short-term market volatility. Buying good business at reasonable price was his mantra. In order to pick good business, he turned as many stones as possible to spot the hidden gems.
Who's Peter Lynch???
Peter Lynch (born January 19, 1944) is an American businessman and stock investor. As part of his role at Fidelity Investments, he managed the Magellan Fund between 1977 and 1990 averaging a 29% return, making it the best 20-year return of any mutual fund over the period.[2] He also co-authored a number of books and papers on investing and coined a number of well known mantras of modern individual investing strategies, such as Invest in what you know and ten bagger .




  
BUT HOW CAN IT BE WON????
FOR THIS JUST JOIN

IF YOU TRY!!!!!!!!
.............YOU MAY WIN OR YOU MAY LOSE.........
...............IF YOU NOT TRY YOU NEVER WIN ..............









The investment ideas of Warren Buffett is most basic and simple to implement. The beauty of his investment ideas is that they are so easy and logical that at timespeople overlook the same ideas even though it must have crossed their mind. These investment ideas of Warren Buffett has not only help the maestro to make billions but also stands as a guiding principles for every other investor of this world.
Warren Buffett’s investment ideas asks us to buy stocksof only those companies whose “fundamentals” are very strong and its stock is available at “undervalued price”. When we say strong fundamentals we mean a healthy financial report, unique product line which is run by exceptional managers.






Think Big TO EARN BIGGG


Track me



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 Resistance at......8488...8495..8535

Nifty.....Today Support at ..8350...8332...8265

Nifty Range...6300--------8200

TRACK ME RESEARCH......


NEXT TGT FOR


Our Opinion for Today's Market.......

1.Stock Specific Movement Expected Today ......

2. Mid-caps Looks Good....


INTRADAY HOT STOCKS: 20/11/2014

buy bharatforg tgt 980/1000 sl 910
buytatamotersl522tgt535/545/555
buy tatast sl465tgt 478/485/490/495
buy idfc ab 163 tgt 169/175/190 sl 151 
buy ltfin sl 72 tgt 81/85/90
buy tatacom tgt 440/480 sl 390
buy SRT @1040 tgt 1070/1100 sl 1020
buy sks and tvs moter on every dip









L&T FINANCE HOLDINGS


(BSE TICKER-533519@ Rs.65/-)



Yeessssssssssssssssssssssssss

 !!!!
Rs.90/120/- Rs.150/-
Alert:- Our Subscriber's Long in Stock!!!





MARKSANS PHARMA


(Bse Ticker-524404@ Rs.18.80)



TARGET

Rs.21/- Rs.24/30/35/40/80 SL Rs.15/-




Forget Short Term Movment