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Friday, September 30, 2011

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Thursday, September 29, 2011

[T.S.R:17857] Nifty fuuture magic number :lol:

Nifty fuuture magic number
4940-4977-4995-5012
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[T.S.R:17856] Real Estate-India's Dying Stars (MOST)

MOST
India Real Estate; Dying Stars?

We are downgrading target prices for many companies under our coverage
by 2-29% and FY12/13 estimates by 2-18%, on the back of (1) moderating
sales
assumption of next 5 years, along with certain increase in
construction cost by 10-15%, and (2) assigning higher discount factor
to NAV.

The revision factor in multiple concerns for real estate companies
besides liquidity: (a) delay in new launches due to regulatory
hurdles, (b) escalating
commodity prices dampening margins, (c) sluggish demand across
markets, (d) slower revival of commercial vertical, and (e) several
company-level issues
such as CCI probe, 2G spectrum issue, farmers' protest on land acquisition, etc.

Liquidity concerns afflict the real estate sector
Banks are more cautious about lending to high beta rate-sensitive
sectors like real estate. RBI's anti-inflationary measures including
12 rounds of rate hikes have hit the growth of the sector and are
putting priority on stringent verification processes such as (a)
cross-verification of documents with local authorities, (b)
authenticating chartered accountants' certificates, (c) checking
property valuation and lines of credit etc. Consequently loan
sanctions have been delayed and re-financing tougher, aggravating
execution uncertainty.
Conventional support from the equity is also under stress, given
slowdown in sales volume. Additionally, spiraling interest cost is
eating-up bigger share of operating cash flow, which market has also
dried up with declining investor interest, which has made promoters
reluctant to offer stake at current prices.

Our base case cash flow analysis suggests most companies (except DLF,
Godrej Properties and Prestige) are unlikely to face any major funding
gap in FY12. Despite bank loans to the sector drying up, a recent loan
sanctioning of ~INR5.5b for Unitech under LRD (lease rental
discounting) for Unitech Corporate Park and ~INR2.5b for Anantraj,
bodes positive for companies with tighter situation.

However, if adverse impact of physical market persists for long and
the apathy among lenders extends beyond FY12, we expect the funding
gap to stretch and liquidity pressure to aggravate for several
companies, given higher repayment need in FY13 such as DLF (INR40b),
Unitech (INR10b), HDIL (~INR11b) etc.

Companies are evaluating means to bridge the funding gap through asset
sales, refinancing or alternative funding sources, while players with
surplus cash and limited land banks are assessing opportunities for
value accretive acquisitions in the backdrop of a sluggish demand and
peers under stress.

We believe the liquidity position will determine companies' near-term
focus. DLF's risk-reward profile will gain a strong catalyst from a
successful de-leveraging. Its recent traction in stated divestment
gives greater visibility to its debt reduction plan. Similarly, HDIL
plans to cut debt by 15-20% over FY12, largely driven by plans to sell
FSI of 15-20msf in Virar-Vasai area over next 12-15 months. Meaningful
strategic acquisitions would act as primary triggers for companies
with stronger financial health and a limited land bank such as Oberoi
and Mahindra Lifespaces, even at the cost of moderate increase in
gearing.

Safe Harbor Statement:

Some forward looking statements on projections, estimates,
expectations & outlook are included to enable a better comprehension
of the Company prospects. Actual results may, however, differ
materially from those stated on account of factors such as changes in
government regulations, tax regimes, economic developments within
India and the countries within which the Company conducts its
business, exchange rate and interest rate movements, impact of
competing products and their pricing, product demand and supply
constraints.

Nothing in this article is, or should be construed as, investment advice.

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[T.S.R:17855] [Team Stock Researchers Pvt. Ltd.] 9/29/2011 08:34:00 PM

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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

[T.S.R:17854] India Real Estate: Debunking The Land Bank Myth (Jefferies)

Jefferies

India Real Estate

Cheap? Not Really

The notorious North Indian Realtors have built sand castles around the Land Bank myth. In reality they have zero execution record, lack development skills, and have complete and total disregard for the rights and expectations of the consumers and the investors. No wonder most are buried under mountains of debt with little respite in sight. Crudely put most are on the verge of pseudo bankruptcy.

Property sector investment at inflection point is all about getting the timing right and fraught with risks. We are not trying to make a call on the cycle turning from here but presenting a case for remaining selective while investing in the sector given the far-reaching structural changes. We initiate coverage on eight companies with Oberoi Realty as our top Buy and DLF as our top Underperform.

A free meal, no more

2011 has provided enough empirical evidence of a structural shift over the past five years. The shift to construction linked payment and buyers becoming selective has made development more capital intensive. Cheap land acquisition, a major value creator earlier, is no longer as lucrative with land owners demanding share in conversion gains. Increasing construction costs and manpower shortages are hindering growth prospects. Regulatory interference is rising and both equity and debt has become scarce and expensive. As a consequence the business is no longer as profitable as it used to be.

There will be new industry leaders that will emerge in this new era and the critical success factors will now shift to a) clean and converted land banks, b) strong balance sheets, c) execution strengths, d) transparency, and e) lower litigation risks.

Challenging times ahead

After two years of strong volume growth across most cities, we are at the cusp of a cyclical volume slowdown. Recent trends indicate that residential volumes are beginning to slow down with a 14% YoY drop in All-India June-11 volumes on rising mortgage rates and alltime high property prices. With developers' reluctance to cut prices, we believe that volume recovery will get pushed into 2H FY13. We expect a significant slowdown in Mumbai and Gurgaon volumes while Bangalore, Chennai and Pune expected to perform relatively better in FY12.

No gain in being bold

Realty sector has underperformed without any de-rating with consensus continuing to remain bullish on growth prospects and FII ownership at all-time highs. MSCI real estate index is up only 6% since Mar'09 and has underperformed both the autos and staples which are up 234% and 62% respectively. Despite that real estate sector has not seen any valuation de-rating vis-à-vis these sectors. Additionally, timing was critical for stock returns in the real estate sector. If one was a few months too early or late in catching the bottom for real estate stocks, most of the 2009 out-performance would have been lost.

Initiate coverage on the sector

Being selective remains the key to investing in the sector and we like management with positive cashflows, stronger balance sheets and low risks. We initiate on Oberoi, Sobha and Prestige with Buy ratings, Godrej properties and Unitech with Hold ratings and DLF, IBREL and HDIL with Underperform ratings.

[T.S.R:17853] Nifty fuuture magic number

Nifty fuuture magic number :lol:
4866-4898-4949-4977
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[T.S.R:17852] Citibank: Gold & Silver Portfolios to Report Negative Returns For 2011

Citibank

Global Commodities Research

In the 9 months to end September 2011, Gold has returned 14 per cent, Silver has returned zero. By end 2011 Gold should go sub $1400/0z, Silver may go to $20/oz and $16/0z by 2015. Consequently precious metals based portfolios should report negative returns for 2011, with ever more exagerated response from panicking Governments around the Globe and regulators of the Futures markets. There will be numerous margin hikes which would effectively destroy the traders in the Futures markets.

Global economic growth downgraded — Global economic prospects continue to worsen markedly, especially for many advanced economies. Citigroup has made sharp cuts to US, Euro area and UK growth, but also modest forecast cuts for China and India. In all, Citi is cutting its 2011 global GDP growth forecast to 3.1% in 2011, and 3.2% in 2012.

Base metals downgraded — In light of the lower economic growth forecasts and the market turmoil in recent weeks, we have downgraded all base metal price forecasts. However, from current spot levels, we see little downside to aluminium prices, as prices are now below the high-cost marginal producer.

Bulks to weather market weakness — With emerging markets driving demand for bulks commodities such as coal and iron ore, we expect those markets to weather any downturn in developed economies. Within this space, we continue to prefer thermal coal, which has exposure to booming India and Chinese demand as well as a recovering Japan.

Easy gains already made in Precious — While the medium-term outlook remains strong for gold, we believe the yellow metal is likely to take a breather for now.

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Some forward looking statements on projections, estimates, expectations & outlook are included to enable a better comprehension of the Company prospects. Actual results may, however, differ materially from those stated on account of factors such as changes in government regulations, tax regimes, economic developments within India and the countries within which the Company conducts its business, exchange rate and interest rate movements, impact of competing products and their pricing, product demand and supply constraints.

Nothing in this article is, or should be construed as, investment advice.

[T.S.R:17851] [Team Stock Researchers Pvt. Ltd.] 9/28/2011 07:45:00 PM

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Tuesday, September 27, 2011

[T.S.R:17850] Will John Paulson Sell His Gold As A Last Resort?....WSJ

John Paulson already has lots to worry about: turbulence in the stock market, a rocky economy and volatile gold prices.

As the hedge-fund manager suffers through the worst losses of his career, Mr. Paulson now is facing a flock of vulture investors who hope he will be forced to conduct a fire sale of stock and debt holdings.

Rival hedge funds, brokers and other firms are combing through Paulson & Co.'s investments, trying to anticipate what Mr. Paulson might sell if he needs to return cash to investors.

According to traders, some firms have been selling investments they have in corporations that are identified to be the holdings at Paulson's Hedge Funds.

Pressed into a corner by a seeming rise in redemption requests, there is an immense likelihood for "shorts" to front-run possible liquidation of Stock and Gold positions held by John Paulson-personally as well as in his funds.

If such an eventuality comes to fruition the biggest losses will come in the Bullion market, as Paulson is believed to have over $10 bn riding on Gold. Traders are consequently playing for Bullion to fall as low as $1000-1100 an ounce by mid December. Normally liquidation requests are made by Hedge Fund investors 90 days in advance. This window should end somewhere in the first week of October 2011, post which the liquidation by Hedge funds will comence.

Safe Harbor Statement:

Some forward looking statements on projections, estimates, expectations & outlook are included to enable a better comprehension of the Company prospects. Actual results may, however, differ materially from those stated on account of factors such as changes in government regulations, tax regimes, economic developments within India and the countries within which the Company conducts its business, exchange rate and interest rate movements, impact of competing products and their pricing, product demand and supply constraints.

Nothing in this article is, or should be construed as, investment advice.

[T.S.R:17849] Mike Larson: It Is The IMF In Need Of A Bail-Out!

What a weekend it was for global bankers!

Policymakers from the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, the U.S. Treasury, and the European Union were all running around Washington and Frankfurt, trying to put together plans to "solve" the global debt crisis.

But as you'd expect, their so-called "solutions" are all over the map. And just like all the ideas suggested in the past, none of them gets at the CORE of the problem — that sovereign governments are swamped with too much unpayable debt, and default is the only solution!

Meanwhile, the cost of protecting German and French debt against default is surging to record highs — a sure sign the crisis is spreading from peripheral countries like Portugal and Greece to the very core of the euro zone ...

U.S. Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner just warned of "cascading default, bank runs and catastrophic risk" ...

And the IMF just admitted that its OWN $384-billion emergency fund is too small to cope with the debt crisis, suggesting it too needs a bailout!

That's right! The world's financial fallback just said it doesn't have the resources needed to do its job!

So why did the market rally today?

Because investors are literally clinging to any hint of hope they can find out there ... and just the sheer idea that policymakers are trying to solve this issue is enough for a quick rebound day.

But here's my take: This movie is kind of like the "Rocky" sequels! Each and every one is worse than the one before it!

In other words, buying into this rally is the LAST thing to do because it's going to fail just like all the other hope-filled bounces before it!

The real question is whether or not you're going to position yourself for the day this all falls apart ...

You don't have to sit idly by and let an inevitable day of reckoning destroy your wealth, just like it did to so many portfolios during the first phase of this great bear market.

Instead, you can take several steps to protect your portfolio, and even PROFIT from a further decline!

Safe Harbor Statement:

Some forward looking statements on projections, estimates, expectations & outlook are included to enable a better comprehension of the Company prospects. Actual results may, however, differ materially from those stated on account of factors such as changes in government regulations, tax regimes, economic developments within India and the countries within which the Company conducts its business, exchange rate and interest rate movements, impact of competing products and their pricing, product demand and supply constraints.

Nothing in this article is, or should be construed as, investment advice.

[T.S.R:17848] Marc Faber: Gold could settle at $1100/oz, Silver at $20/oz

The price of gold, which has fallen in recent weeks as part of a broader market sell-off, has even further to fall, Marc Faber, author of the Gloom Boom, and Doom Report, told CNBC Monday. "We're now close to bottoming at $1,500, and if that doesn't hold it could bottom to between $1,100-$1,200."

Faber, who said that the recent sell-off had come about following nervousness about industrial metals, added that a 40 percent correction wouldn't surprise him. US gold suffered its biggest daily drop in more than five years on Friday. Recent falls in the gold price came after a sustained rally which saw some predict that prices would hit $2,000 or even higher.

While he is bearish in the long-term, he forecast a rebound in markets in the short term.

"Both equity markets and gold markets have become very oversold, and I think a rebound is occurring," he said. "Following this rebound, which I expect to get underway this week, there will be a longer slowdown."

John Woods, Chief Investment Officer at Citi Private Bank, told CNBC Monday that he believes gold will fall to around $1,400 before continuing its long-term rise. "It was massively over-bought in the last couple of weeks and now it will get over-sold," he said. I don't think the long-term trend is broken."

The markets started off Monday in jittery mode after the failure of the weekend's International Monetary Fund (IMF) meeting to announce any new action on the euro zone debt crisis.

Faber predicted a short-term rebound when he spoke to CNBC at the start of August . Since then, the S&P 500 [.SPX 1136.43 --- UNCH (0)

] has fallen by 50 points.

While the spotlight has been on Greece and the euro zone in recent weeks, Faber believes that the sell-off is actually being prompted by a slowdown in China. "Asian markets are weak, Asian currencies are weak and economically sensitive stocks are weak because there's a more meaningful slowdown in China," he said.

"You have a capital goods level where capital spending increases dramatically and companies keep spending to a high level, but because of the acceleration, it can lead to recession simply by the economy growing at a steady rate, and I think we are at this point in China."

Some observers have warned that the true scale of China's debt is much larger than official statistics suggest, as much is held at the local government level after a huge stimulus following the post-Lehman slowdown.

However, Faber said that long-term investors who "believe in the Asian economic growth story" should not be spooked. "In China at least deficits and government intervention is leading to infrastructure spending. There are overcapacities but ultimately these will be used," he said.

Faber also maintained that "it would be a huge disaster if banks weren't able to speculate," after the resignation of UBS chief executive Oswald Gruebel Saturday following the much-publicized failure of internal controls to halt a $2.3 billion loss, apparently from one rogue trader.

Safe Harbor Statement:

Some forward looking statements on projections, estimates, expectations & outlook are included to enable a better comprehension of the Company prospects. Actual results may, however, differ materially from those stated on account of factors such as changes in government regulations, tax regimes, economic developments within India and the countries within which the Company conducts its business, exchange rate and interest rate movements, impact of competing products and their pricing, product demand and supply constraints.

Nothing in this article is, or should be construed as, investment advice.

[T.S.R:17847] [Team Stock Researchers Pvt. Ltd.] 9/27/2011 07:02:00 PM

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[T.S.R:17846] Unique strike by R-Infra employees

Due to non-payment of Performance Linked Incentive, R-Infra employees have gone on UNIQUE STRIKE since Monday.

They have switched off their cell phones. :)

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Monday, September 26, 2011

[T.S.R:17843] BoI - IC - Antique.

[T.S.R:17842] [Team Stock Researchers Pvt. Ltd.] 9/26/2011 08:06:00 PM

Nifty EOD Chart 26 September 2011

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Sunday, September 25, 2011

[T.S.R:17840] Jack Crook: Real, Rouble & Rupee Will Get Crushed

I noticed copper and the Australian dollar were both getting crushed on Monday. And gold — while not tumbling as fast as, say copper — is also seeing its fair share of selling this week.

But these aren't the only signs that investors are running scared ... Will Greece Survive the Weekend?

Millions of investors are not taking the risk; they're dumping European stocks with both hands — just like we told you they would! The reason for this investor panic is clear: With each passing hour, certainty grows that Greece's government will default on its debts — and by doing so, ignite an economic firestorm across Europe.

A couple weeks ago I sent a chart of the Brazilian real to my World Currency Trader subscribers. I suggested it may be an indicator of a major flight to quality or liquidity based on how it reacted back in 2008. Here it is compared to the S&P 500:

The recent price action in the pair above is looking awfully similar to that of 2008, where the S&P topped first, the Brazilian currency caught up, and then they both plummeted together. Might we be looking at the same flight-to-liquidity set-up we saw then?

Then there was a story in Bloomberg this week comparing the last five months with the five months that followed the Lehman Brothers collapse. Back then investors withdrew $72.8 billion out of equity funds; since April 2011 investors have withdrawn $75 billion.

The Disturbing Truth Behind the Hype and Happy Talk

The recovery is a sham — a temporary respite bought and paid for by Washington. According to the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO), the government's own watchdog agency, Washington has spent a staggering $3.7 trillion so far. But now that bailout money is running out. And America's great financial judgment day is about to dawn.

This is indeed an economic catastrophe in the making that will likely send the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq to their lows of March 2009.

"Now, investors are withdrawing funds after companies beat profit estimates for 10 straight quarters. The world's largest economy posted two years of growth and economists are calling for GDP to expand 1.6 percent in 2011 and 2.2 percent in 2012, according to the median estimates compiled by Bloomberg."

Still, bulls say this is the time to buy. To paraphrase:

When the phone is ringing off the hook and investors are asking to sell everything it tends to signal a market bottom. The bottom is less about solid fundamentals but more about getting anxious investors out.

And thus, the way is cleared for all of this money on the sidelines to come rushing in, right?

I'm afraid it's not that easy. Even if you clear the risk hurdle — which is no guarantee at this point — there's another potential obstacle ...

The Fed

The outflow of capital from equity funds is only half of the story. As noted, this could simply be risk aversion; but it could also be a major change in appetite. Clearly the Federal Reserve has been integral in driving investors' appetite for risk. They've provided the monetary ease that's made financial markets the logical destination for investors' capital.

But after Bernanke announced plans this week to alter the term of the securities in the Fed's portfolio, to ultimately lower long-term interest rates and make it cheaper to borrow, the market tanked! Apparently it was not the "stimulus" the market wanted ... if it wants any at all.

Personal savings shot up when deleveraging began in earnest after the 2008 financial crisis. It fell back as investors started to think the U.S. economy might improve in 2009 and 2010.

Now it is rising again, creating a pool of available funds from which to borrow. This is just another sign that capital is available to invest if there becomes any incentive to do so. Unfortunately, artificially low interest rates are not the incentive, as we're beginning to realize.

Where does this leave investors?

A few weeks ago I said I was watching for a dollar breakout to confirm what may be the beginning of a major trend change. Well ... we are getting that breakout from a 19-week range. Interestingly we saw a 20-week U.S. dollar index range before it broke out sharply higher thanks to the credit crunch back in 2008.

This indicates a real and sustainable move into the dollar. It might be a flight to safety and/or liquidity ... take your pick. And it could eventually turn into something much more this time around

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Some forward looking statements on projections, estimates, expectations & outlook are included to enable a better comprehension of the Company prospects. Actual results may, however, differ materially from those stated on account of factors such as changes in government regulations, tax regimes, economic developments within India and the countries within which the Company conducts its business, exchange rate and interest rate movements, impact of competing products and their pricing, product demand and supply constraints.

Nothing in this article is, or should be construed as, investment advice.

[T.S.R:17839] After Destroying Crude, CME targets Gold @1400/oz & Silver @25/oz By Dec11

When panic strikes you sell what can be sold, not stick to some convulted reasoning of sticking to safety in Gold and silver. With 3 consecutive increases in margins on Silver futures during CY11 and the 4th hike effective today, alongside the first hike in Gold margins effective September 26, 2011 the CME group has broken the back of commodity speculators just as they broke the Crude speculators early on in the Summers. The targets for Gold and Silver based on a 61 per cent retracement will place Gold at $1200-1440/oz by December 2011 and Silver at $20-25/oz. It seems the only Gold bulls left standing would be the people that run the Daily Reckoning and the clown at Diggers and Drillers.

Millions of investors and Wall Street insiders alike are horrified at the bloodletting we've seen this week on the Dow. There's no doubt about it: Europe's great sovereign debt crisis is already beginning to hammer U.S. stocks. Yesterday, the Dow plunged more than 500 points before closing down an eyelash less than 400 points — a 3.5% loss for the day.

This morning, with the specter of a Greek default coming into sharper focus, the Dow was on track for its worst week since the depths of the recession in 2008. And although a bounce would normally be expected after a week of losses, the long-term direction is now clearly down ... down ... DOWN.

To Weiss readers, none of this comes as a surprise. Since 2009, Money and Markets readers have received ample warnings that the U.S. "recovery" was a fraud; that it would end as soon as the bailout money ran out.

That money is gone now and, just as the Weiss team forecast, U.S. economic growth is skidding to a halt.

Plus, for many months, now, we have warned you that the threat of massive defaults in Europe would have devastating consequences for U.S. bank stocks — and that those stocks would lead the entire U.S. stock market lower.

The Dow is now down 2,036 points since May 1 — a 15.9% decline; just like we forecast.

But all this is little more than a dress rehearsal for the real impacts of this great global debt crisis. And now, with the first European defaults looming, the profit opportunities are about to explode.

Safe Harbor Statement:

Some forward looking statements on projections, estimates, expectations & outlook are included to enable a better comprehension of the Company prospects. Actual results may, however, differ materially from those stated on account of factors such as changes in government regulations, tax regimes, economic developments within India and the countries within which the Company conducts its business, exchange rate and interest rate movements, impact of competing products and their pricing, product demand and supply constraints.

Nothing in this article is, or should be construed as, investment advice.

[T.S.R:17838] Mike Larson: After Gold, Silver it will be Real Estate next!

It may be shocking to hear me say that the Dow Jones Industrial Average is headed for 7,000 ... because even after this past week's carnage, the Dow is still sitting comfortably above 10,500!

But, yes, I firmly believe that we are going to see the broad U.S. stock market fall another 35% from here ... AT LEAST!

Just look at what's happened in the past few days ...

• The Federal Reserve warned of "significant downside risks to the economic outlook" and the International Monetary Fund said "the global economy is in a dangerous new phase."

• The global data took a nasty turn for the worse, with a key Chinese manufacturing index slumping for three months in a row for the first time since 2009 ... while activity in Europe fell to a two-year low.

• And the cost of default insurance on European banks, many U.S. banks, and even entire sovereign COUNTRIES, exploded! The market now expects a Greek default to be a near certainty ... and even the cost of insuring German bonds hit a record amid fears it will be forced to shoulder the burden of bailing out all its high-risk neighbors.

In response, we have already seen the U.S. stock market start falling out of bed.

The major averages are now flirting with multi-month lows, while several leading financial, transportation, and materials companies are heading straight to their previous lows of 2009!

And Here's the Critical Difference Between the Last Crash and This One ...

As usual, bureaucrats are frantically running around Washington D.C. right now, scrambling for the 5,672nd "solution" to the sovereign debt crisis.

The phones are ringing off the hook in Frankfurt ... in London ... in Zurich ... and all over Asia ... as bankers try desperately to stem the flood of sell orders swamping their offices.

The members of the Federal Reserve board and its district banks are ripping their hair out, trying to figure out why yet ANOTHER one of their attempts to restart the U.S. economy has fallen flat on its face.

In short, unlike the last crisis, there is nothing more policymakers can do this time around.

So in my book, the future is pre-ordained. The course of market and economic history has already been charted. We're heading back into recession, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average has a date with 7,000.

Remember, last time around the Dow plunged as low as 6,470. The S&P 500 slumped to 667. And the Nasdaq Composite sank to 1266.

So to me, the question isn't: "How could the Dow possibly plunge to 7,000?" It's: "How could the Dow NOT fall that far?" If anything, 7,000 could be a generous target!

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Saturday, September 24, 2011

Re: [T.S.R:17837] Dhan-IC & Central Bank - Sell.

nitesh,

Do ppl buy based on my mails?? hw sure r u abt it?? first get ur facts crrctd b4 speaking! regardng knwng d stck, I knw it far better than u... I dnt ve to prove my credentials to u.! u didnt do the same... u marked d mail personally to me... nd dats d reasn I had to write back to u to mark the mail only to the grp nd nt to me. m nt bothered abt wt IIFL does or hw de wrk... none of my concern... m nt associated wid dem directly or indirectly... u didnt find d report good enuf 4 ur readng & knwldge gaining; well, der is a delete option 2 b used! use it nd stop cribbing to d sender or d persn sharing d reports wid d whle group!

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Abhishek Kothari
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On Sat, Sep 24, 2011 at 4:38 PM, Nitesh Mittal <nitesh1982@gmail.com> wrote:

well I did same....ultimately mail was send by u. .so before sending
mails know abt. stock first....IFL IS WORST COMPANY...I KNOW WHAT
BUSINESS THEY DO RETIAL MEIN SELL AND HNI MEIN BUY....OF SAME
STOCK...TAKE RESPONSIBILITY BEFORE SENDING MAILS AS LOT OF PEOPLE
MONEY IS INVOLVED.

On 9/24/11, Kothari <abhishekkothari2@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dude,
>
> Mark the mail to the group... Dont mark it to me personally. I'm not
> interested to be marked personally.
>
>
> --
> Thanks & Regards,
> Abhishek Kothari
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> Let Success be Your Achievement and not Your Goal
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>
> On Sat, Sep 24, 2011 at 1:49 PM, Nitesh Mittal <nitesh1982@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Sab bakwas hai...when dhanlaxmi was quoting at 130 people were calling
>> fundamental buy for target of 240..now when its quoting at 70rs its saying
>> 103...bullshit.
>>
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Sep 23, 2011 at 2:28 PM, Kothari
>> <abhishekkothari2@gmail.com>wrote:
>>
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Re: [T.S.R:17836] Dhan-IC & Central Bank - Sell.

Dude,

Mark the mail to the group... Dont mark it to me personally. I'm not interested to be marked personally.

On Sat, Sep 24, 2011 at 1:49 PM, Nitesh Mittal <nitesh1982@gmail.com> wrote:

Sab bakwas hai...when dhanlaxmi was quoting at 130 people were calling fundamental buy for target of 240..now when its quoting at 70rs its saying 103...bullshit.

On Fri, Sep 23, 2011 at 2:28 PM, Kothari <abhishekkothari2@gmail.com> wrote:

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