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Investing in Stock and The Advantages and Disadvantages

adszoda — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 23:00:11 +0000

Investing in Stock and The Advantages and Disadvantages

Author: Andrew Marshall
Category: Investing | Stocks
Keyword: Investment, investment trusts, stock and shares, stock exchange
Source: ezinearticles.com
Post Data: 31/10/2009 14:12:26
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There are a number of different types, investment, of investment available to today’s investor. One of these is buying into a company by purchasing stocks or shares.

When you buy stocks in a company you are essentially buying part of the company. You will receive a certain number of shares,, investment, depending, investment, on how many you have bought.

Others though, look to make a little extra money by buying a few shares in a short space of time. It is therefore important to get out at the right time to sell your shares loose, investment, all of their retirement plans. There are times when the value of a project. This may be the case if they are genuinely interested in or believe, investment, has a future. They may purchase a number of different types of investment available to today’s investor. One of these is buying into a company they hope, investment, will grow, or continue to grow.

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Investment Trusts

INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION.

vishalchoudhary23 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 10:09:11 +0000

STOCK EXCHANGES AND BROKERAGE INDUSTRY

Trade Statistics for 24-Nov-2009 reveals that the combined turnover of bse and nse in cash segment is 4780+15368= 20148 crore. Therefore, the stt and tot on it is approx 0.025%, which stands at 5 cr approx, and the brokerage on it at the rate of just 0.1% stands at 20 crore.Assuming the same turnover as average turnover ,the annual turnover will be 53 lakh crore, the annual stt+tot and brokerage stands at 1320 cr and 5280 crore respectively.The f&o figures of the same date reveals total turnover of 91000 cr approx.And open interest of contracts stands at 17 lakh 90 thousand contracts (excluding options contract).

The last year total annual sales and net profit of big listed brokerage firms in india is approx 3300 cr and 280 cr. The market cap of these firms stands at 20500 cr and total assets stands at 7000 crore.

A person trading just 5000 nifty daily on an average ,and assuming nifty trading at 5000 levels, is generating daily volumes of 2.5 crore , pays daily stt+tot of Rs 6250 , and brokerage at 0.1% will amount at Rs 25000 daily. And, annualy the same amounts will come to 660 crore, Rs 16.5 lakhs and 66 lakhs respectively.

www.nseindia.com
www.moneycontrol.com
http://finance.indiamart.com/india_business_information/nse.html
http://www.financialexpress.com/news/commexes-pip-bse-nse-cash-equity-turnover/537836/
http://www.financialexpress.com/news/nifty-futures-take-a-beating-average-daily-turnover-down-35-in-april/45757/
http://www.financialexpress.com/printer/news/109172/

Cricket in India is a billion dollar industry.
http://www.economywatch.com/world-industries/indian-cricket/

Annualy Indian film industry is worth Rs 6,800 crore
http://news.oneindia.in/2006/04/07/indian-film-industry-to-be-worth-rs-15300-cr-by-2010-pwc-1144407948.html
Global entertainment industry to be worth $2 trillion by 2011
http://www.screendaily.com/global-entertainment-industry-to-be-worth-2-trillion-by-2011/4033233.article

Porn industry is a 56 billion dollar industry worldwide.

http://www.indiaglitz.com/channels/hindi/review/7851.html

The size of the tourism industry worldwide is $4.6 trillion whereas the software industry globally is a mere $500 billion. The tourism industry globally generates over 250 million jobs whereas the software industry generates only 20 million jobs.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Imaginative-response-can-help-tourism-rebound-says-book-/articleshow/4526281.cms

The pen industry in India is worth Rs 2100 crore,

http://www.newkerala.com/topstory-fullnews-32407.html

Annual world tea production is around 3.2 million tonnes, at the price assumtion of Rs. 50 / kg in average, the value stands at Rs 16000 crore. And india produces every year around 820200 tonnes, at same rate , valuation stands at 4100 cr.

http://www.flex-news-food.com/pages/474/Bangladesh/India/Tea/fao-world-tea-production-reaches-new-highs.html

The production of raw steel in the world accounts up to a staggering 950 million tons.At the assumed avg price of rs. 35 per kg its valuation stands at 33 lakh crore approx.

http://www.worldsteelprices.com/
http://www.crnindia.com/commodity/steel.html

The global production of aluminium figures around 29 million tons
at the current price of Rs 95 per kg, its worth 2 lakh 75 thousand crore annualy.
http://www.crnindia.com/commodity/aluminium.html

Blue-chip stocks dominate

ajeewan — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 09:20:12 +0000

Colombo bourse during the week moved into the negative territory with activity being largely held by selected blue chip stocks. Though the market turnover improved during the week backed by several large deals, investors continued to wait for positive developments in the marketplace.

Overall the two indices ended down with benchmark ASPI (All Share Price Index) shedding 46.1 points or 1.6 percent to 2933.3 points whilst the more liquid MPI (Milanka Price Index) closing down 62.4 points or 1.8 percent to 3333.6 points.

Blue-chip stocks were in demand this week as activity levels were dominated largely by counters such as Commercial Bank, HNB, Hemas and Dockyard. Banking sector counter Commercial Bank (COMB) took the forefront in turnover, contributing Rs.1.3 billion or 35.0 percent of the market turnover.

The major part of Rs.620.3 million came on Tuesday amid heavy foreign selling witnessed on the counter. Nearly 3.5 million shares in large parcels traded hands on Tuesday at a price of Rs 177 per share while for the week a total of 7.4 million of COMB shares traded within Rs 175 and Rs 180 per share. Week-on-week the share price dipped 1.3 percent to close at Rs 175.75 per share on Friday.

HNB yet another banking counter which saw interest this week, with both its Voting and Non-Voting shares, being placed amongst the top five contributors of the week. HNB Voting became the top contributor to daily turnover on three of the five trading days while COMB managed to post highest daily turnover on the remaining two days.

HNB Voting saw its share price rising by 1.4 percent week-on-week to Rs.168.50 per share while contribution towards the weekly turnover by the counter amounted to Rs.863.2 million. Meanwhile HNB Non Voting contributed Rs.99.7 million towards weekly turnover with 1.1 million shares trading for the week. The HNB Non Voting share price declined by 1.1 percent compared to last week, to close at Rs 89 per share.

Weekly activity levels improved by 26.2 percent compared to last week, to total Rs.3.7 billion, with COMB and HNB contributing the major part of Rs.2.2 billion. Meanwhile the average daily turnover for the week amounted to Rs.736.7 million.

Foreign participation stood at a high of 44.9 percent of total activity for the week with major foreign contribution coming through COMB trades which constituted of foreign selling. Thus foreign investors this week became net sellers, reversing its net position as net buyers posted last week, with a total net outflow amounting to Rs.820.9 million for the week. Foreign purchases were up by 179.2 percent to stand at Rs.1.2 billion, while foreign sales saw a larger increase of 390 percent to stand at Rs.2.1 billion for the week.

The highest traded stocks during the week were Vallibel, Commercial Bank, HNB, Nawaloka and Dialog.

The week ended on November 20 saw the ASPI moving from 2979.4 points to 2933.4 points amounting to a decline of 46.1 points. The MPI moved down 62.4 points.

The week saw the monetary authorities slashing down the policy rates for the sixth time during year 2009. The Repo is down 50 basis points to 7.50 percent and the Reverse Repo is down 75 basis points to 9.75 percent. Clearly shows continuous commitment and positive thinking by the authorities, to induce the private sector for investments.

There was the show of interest by many international funds on the country. Many of these funds would be coming through as either private equity or listed funds. The Leopard Sri Lankan fund, as mentioned at the launch over the weekend envisions bringing in USD 100 million into the private equity markets. The sectors shown interests are export oriented business, power projects and tourism etc.

Subsequent to the initial period of management, the value locked in these companies would be unleashed through the stock exchange. This would make the bourse more vibrant and liquid to investors.

The information contained herein has been compiled from sources that Acuity Stockbrokers (Private) Limited (ASB) believes to be true and reliable but we do not hold ourselves responsible for its completeness or accuracy. No matter published herein create any liability of any kind on ASB.

All opinions, views, findings and conclusions included in this report constitute ASB’s judgment of this date and are subject to change without notice. ASB has the sole copyright for this report and the information and views contained cannot be reproduced or quoted in part or whole in any form whatsoever without the written permission from ASB.

Source : http://www.dailynews.lk/2009/11/23/bus29.asp

Ring Ding Dong

Jake — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 18:17:56 +0000

Ever feel like you woke up into an episode of The Twilight Zone? Perhaps everything moves slowly that day, everything is a little off, not by a bunch, just a tad, but enough to disrupt your instinctual daily comfort. For me this happens when facts materialize out of thin air, and the absurd is purported to be sensible. In the case of today, I speak of the fact that Snoop Dogg rang the opening bell this morning at the New York Stock Exchange after participating in a mentoring program between CNBC and MTVU. Fellow participants include Blake Mycoskie, Founder and Chief Shoe Giver of Tom Shoes, Steven Hanson founder and president of B. R. Guest Restaurants and Barry Sternlicht, Chairman and CEO of Starwood Capital Group. This is the 2nd Annual “Mentoring Madness” event hosted by Maria Bartiromo, if you’re interested in money, or smoking weed, or tapping hot Italian finance MILF ass, then visit www.nyse.com/mentoringmadness and sign up for next year.

done

European Banks Threatened by Identity Theft

samvaknin — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 10:57:55 +0000

European banks, from Sweden to Austria, are likely to face, in the near future, an unprecedented wave of attempts at identity theft. Hackers from Latvia to Ukraine and from Serbia to Bulgaria are now targeting financial institutions. The global crisis has added to the rows of unemployed former spies, laid-off bankers, and computer programmers. Networks of secret agents, knowledgeable financiers, and computer-savvy criminals have sprung all over Eastern and Central Europe and the Balkans.

How can Europe’s banks defend themselves?

1. By assigning account or relationship managers to all business accounts and individual accounts above a certain size. This is the practice in private banking and investment banking, but it has yet to spread to retail. A one-on-one line of communication between client and specific bank officer places an insurmountable obstacle in front of hackers and criminals.

2. Banks should allow their clients to “block” their accounts at no charge to the client. Account blockage means that all transfers from the account require the confirmation and approval of one or two specific bank officers who know the client personally. Thus, even if a hacker or a criminal were to succeed to effect a transfer of funds, such illicit and damaging activity could be blocked by the bank.

3. Banks should ignore and disallow instructions in the account received by e-mail. E-mail communication is amenable to spoofing, hijacking, hacking, and other forms of impersonation. Even Web-based e-mail services such as Gmail are highly insecure, especially over wireless networks.

4. Instructions by fax should be accepted only after the client provided, verbally, a one time code (see below).

5. Verbal communication should be conducted via mobile phones, not fixed or land lines. The mobile phone’s SIM card guarantees the identity of the specific device used and allows for tracing in case a crime has been committed. On many networks the communication flow is encrypted. Man-in-the-middle attacks and interception are more difficult with cell phones.

Online Banking Safeguards

All of Europe’s major banks offer to their customers financial services and products through the Internet. But there’s a problem: computer security. To withstand the coordinated onslaught of hackers and cyber-criminals, who are constantly trying to empty the bank accounts of their victims, online banking Websites must incorporate many defensive safety features. These render the entire experience cumbersome and complicated and deter the vast majority of clients.

Generally speaking, European banks are far safer than American ones as far as online banking and their online presence go. The list below is short and by no means exhaustive and is based on a study conducted at the University of Michigan by Atul Prakash, a professor in the department of electrical engineering and computer science, and two doctoral students, Laura Falk and Kevin Borders:

1. All the pages of the bank’s Website must use SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and TLS encryption technologies. In the Internet Explorer Web browser, a small, yellow padlock icon appears at the bottom or the top of the page when such encryption is available. It prevents hackers from tapping into the exchange of information between the user’s computer and the bank’s servers and routers. Most browsers now offer also a wide variety of anti-phishing protections.

2. Users should not use their computer keyboard to type in passwords. Many computers are infected with keyloggers: small software applications that monitor the user’s typing and pass on the information to networks of criminals. Instead, the bank should provide a “virtual keyboard” (a tiny on-screen graphic that looks like a keyboard). Users can then click their mouse and press the various “keys” of the virtual keyboard to form the password. Some banks use Java “sandboxing” and virtualization technologies in order to isolate the online banking session from the user’s potentially-infected browser or computer.

3. The banking Website should not re-direct the user to other domains or sites (which potentially are not as secure).

4. The bank should insist on strong passwords: minimum five characters, allowing combinations of numerals and letters, including capitalized ones. Few banks adhere to this rule, though. Many of them allow passwords with only 4-5 numerals.

5. The bank should never send any information pertaining to the account – especially not passwords – via e-mail. Many European banks violate this cardinal rule by sending a staggering amount of information about the account via email, including account numbers, balances, movements, and ownership.

6. The bank should insist on “two-factor authentication”. The user would need a username and password to access the Website. But, to transact in the account, he would make use of one time “tokens” (codes). Each user should be equipped with printed lists of such codes or with a special device that generates them. They can also receive the codes via SMS. The codes are used to transfer money, change the password, change the limit of withdrawal, give instructions regarding securities and deposits, etc.

BSE and NSE all Set to Improve Arbitration and Appeal Mechanism

smcinvestmentindia — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 08:34:31 +0000

BSE and NSE all Set to Improve Arbitration and Appeal Mechanism

Both the BSE and NSE will soon be adopting the best practices in the other to improve the investor grievance redressal mechanism where the NSE is considering putting in place an appeal mechanism similar to the one at BSE.

However, BSE is looking at scrapping the arbitration fees to be paid by the investor for claims below Rs 10 lakh while efforts are on to provide investors with help from a representative of Investor Associations (IA).

Meanwhile, at present, there is a two-level arbitration process in BSE whereas, in NSE, there is a single-level arbitration meaning if you lose your case in arbitration in NSE you shall have to appeal in the High Court.

Further, in BSE, you can appeal against an unsatisfactory verdict to an appellate panel of 5 arbitrators before taking the matter to court while if the arbitration claim amount is less than Rs 25 lakh on the NSE and less than Rs 10 lakh in case of the BSE, a single arbitrator hears the case.

But, if the arbitration claims are higher than this amount then a panel of 3 arbitrators will decide the case while NSE agreed to the appeal mechanism subject to the Arbitration Act.

In addition, on the BSE, an investor seeking redressal has to file an application with the exchange at Investors’ Grievance Redressal Committee (IGRC) comprising of a former justice of high court and a broker member trying to resolve the dispute at the IGRC level itself.

However, if no mutually agreeable settlement is reached, the parties are advised to go in for arbitration while another proposal, when executed, will be beneficial to investors like the BSE levies arbitration fees of approximately Rs 4,000 whereas on the NSE, for claims of up to Rs 10 lakh, only the brokers have to pay the arbitration fees.

Nifty Technical Analysis

jerrytechnicals — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 12:56:07 +0000

I had writen last week that crossing 4865 nifty will cross the previous high. It looks all set to do so.

This week 5051 will be the key level to watch out.

Crossing and trading above this level with volumes, nifty looks all set to reach 5170, the first and

obvious target of the up move from 4531. Above 5170 the next targets are 5230 and 5290.

4900 remains the level to watch out for on the down side. Breaking and trading below this level

with volumes, bears can push the index down to 4800, 4740, 4650 levels.

Axis bank looks the most interesting stock on weekly chart.

Look out for axis bank in stock market today write up.

Disclaimer : This is not a recommendation/ solicitation of any order to buy or sell, but Jerry’s view on indian stock market. I assume no responsibility for any opinion or statement made in this blog. Readers are urged to exercise their own judgment in trading. Readers shall solely be responsible for profit/loss.

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Explosive nature of the Warsaw Stock Exchange (Part II)

cyganik — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 21:33:36 +0000

Just few days ago I wrote about an IPO of Platinum Properties Group, which offered theoretical possibility of 20,000%(!) profit in just one day. As I predicted it wasn’t a standalone example of attractiveness of Warsaw’s Stock exchange (ranked 35 out 53 organized exchanges with respect to market capitalization). Indeed, this time an IPO of a startup company “Serenity” (another English name), offered a chance to triple the initial investment as its stocks skyrocketed during the first day of trading by outrageous 325%.

On top of my previous deliberation about the impact of the exchange’s size on the volatility, this IPO posed another question. How is it possible to for a stock to increase by 325%, if the company is a startup having no tangible assets, and no financial statements. Accordingly, the only thing it has is a forecast of future profits based on subjective prognosis. Consequently, I am questioning my initial belief that stock market is a decent representation of the economy. As I will have to spend some time to test this hypothesis, perhaps the theory holds only for few well developed countries such as the United States, and it should not be applied for all developing, and transitional economies.

Nevertheless, since I am still a citizen of Poland, with some financial insight, I am thinking about setting up some phony company with fantastic forecasts. Then I can ask our dear European Union for some startup stimulus money (they are very generous), and have a successful IPO on the floor of WSE. As my company will be flourishing on the paper, I will have enough time to plan the escape to some tropical island where the extradition law doesn’t hold leaving me with free money and comfortable life.

(Disclaimer: content of a last paragraph was a joke)

Inspired by: Onet.pl

Part 1 of the discussion is available here

If only I knew…. I could become a Millionaire (make $1M) in less than 1 day investing $4.5k! All legal!

cyganik — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 21:02:02 +0000

Only few will question the fact that Poland is a strategically important country located in the center of Europe with relatively stable / developing economy. It combated current recession relatively well, and remained attractive for multinational corporations which choose Poland to build their factories and research centers. Unfortunately when it comes to financial markets abnormalities it is as volatile as third world countries.

Indeed, at the beginning of October, some new, unknown company (with original English name) “Platinum Properties Group” had its IPO preceded by an auction to win buying rights for the stock before the first bell. Unbelievably, during the auction the starting price of (0.47zl; <$.15) went up to astonishing 100 zl; $28. Taking under consideration all exchange rates, it looks like I could have made a $1M by investing $4.5K, only if I knew, could participate in the auction, and sold my rights at the right moment… Consequently, after this extraordinary spike, the real IPO price was set at 1.19zl; $0.33 (still a nice profit!).

The whole situation triggered my curiosity to check the size (market capitalization in $) of the Warsaw exchange while compared to other exchanges around the world. According to the World Federation of Exchanges, Polish SE is ranked on the 35th place (out of 53 classified), behind such exotic exchanges as Santiago, Istanbul, or Indonesia. Among other factors, this may in part explain the existence of anomalies such as one previously mentioned.

On the other side, maybe (being investments finance graduate) I should take a closer look and explore future opportunities that may exist? Thus far, over 2,000% daily profits are unlikely to happen on the world’s biggest exchanges such NYSE, Nasdaq, Tokyo and London, but they occur from time to time on much smaller trading floors leaving a lot of money to be made for finance wizards and psychics .

Inspired by: Onet.p

Supported by: Word Federation of Exchanges

Stock Market Today - Flashback

jerrytechnicals — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 14:15:05 +0000

Nifty

Readers, who traded as per levels given in the blog, would have booked a small loss today.

ABAN

ABAN opened way below short level and nosedived to second target. So no trade was possible in ABAN today.

Trading the BANKNIFTY

Commodities

Even if you are not a trader in commodities go to www.mcxindia.com and click on market data, download a few bhavcopies

and see how the levels for Gold, Silver and Crude (Link : http://jerrytechnicals.blogspot.com/2009/11/commodities-trading-level-november-2nd.html)

are working out. Simply awesome.

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Dividend Payout not the Best Criteria to Judge MFs Schemes

smcinvestmentindia — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 09:16:59 +0000

Dividend Payout not the Best Criteria to Judge MFs Schemes

Mutual fund schemes generally boast about high dividends but mutual fund experts say picking a mutual fund scheme on the basis of its dividend payout may not be the best way to invest in the sector.

As per MF experts, comparing the quantum of dividends paid in short term is not the correct way to measure a fund’s performance.

The proportion of dividend depends on a number of factors, including the frequency of payouts over a certain period of time.

There are funds that have higher net asset value (NAVs) but lower dividends, while others have lower NAVs, higher dividends.

Moreover, many analysts believes that the consistency of dividend payout is important than the quantum of dividend.

Experts always insist investors to not to base their investment decision on the percentage of dividend paid in a short period.

Rather Investors should look for the track record of the fund in this regard over a longer period of time.

After the recent equity market bull-run, many equity funds have declared dividends up to 70 per cent.

So far in October, over a dozen of equity schemes have declared dividends.

Experts are of view that the quantum of dividend paid does not directly indicate the performance of the fund, especially in the short term.

Unlike equities, if a mutual fund scheme pays certain percentage of dividend, NAV of the scheme drops by the same proportion.
If investors go for dividend plans, they most probably miss the compounding opportunities over the long-term for short-term gains.

An Equity head of a mutual fund said “unlike debt funds, where the intention of an investor is to earn dividends on a regular basis, investors in equity funds, do not always look for dividend”.

At times, the focus is more on capital appreciation.

Even Fund Managers of reputed firms have maintained quite often that they pay dividends every year irrespective of the market conditions and consistency have always been theirs primary concern not the quantum of dividend.

Stock Market Today 11-Novemeber-2009

jerrytechnicals — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 03:32:37 +0000

Nifty future Bear Level

Short nifty future around 4915 with stop loss at 4935 for targets 4860, 4830, 4780.

Nifty future Bull Level

Buy nifty future at 4780 with stop loss at 4755 for targets 4815, 4830, 4860.

ABAN – Momentum Play

Short ABAN future at 1262 with stop loss at 1285 for targets 1225, 1195, 1165, 1140.

Bank Nifty Trading Levels

Flashback Link : http://jerrytechnicals.blogspot.com/2009/11/stock-market-today-10-november-2009.html

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Stock Market Today - Flashback

jerrytechnicals — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 15:47:46 +0000

Dow

Yesterday night dow hit the first target as mentioned in http://jerrytechnicals.blogspot.com/2009/11/technical-analysis-of-dow-jones-djia.html

Nifty

Readers would have made reasonable money in nifty future today as nifty moved from

long level to 4901 before going on a sideways march.

RELIANCE CAPITAL

Readers would have had 3 chances to trade long in relcap today.

First it opened just above long level and moved to target 2.

Then it corrected to long level and moved to target 1.

Third time traders would have had their stop loss triggered, but a reversal of trade to short would have

recovered the loss.

My Trade in Bank Nifty

Though a blind short at R2 would have been best trade in BNF today, i did not

venture into any trade in BNF as it was sandwitched between R1 and R2 for most part of the day.

How to Deal with Share Market?

Prabhu — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 04:09:06 +0000

Everyone wants to do some extra earnings apart from their regular earning and nothing is bad in expe

Stock Market Today - 10 November 2009

jerrytechnicals — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 16:13:34 +0000

Bull Level – Nifty Future

Buy nifty future at 4865 with 4830 as stop loss for targets 4930, 4965, 5000.

Bear Level – Nifty Future

Breaking 4830 short nifty future on retracment to 4845 with stop loss at 4870 for

targets 4805, 4770, 4740.

RELIANCE CAPITAL(RELCAPITAL) – BULL PICK

Reliance Capital future crossing 817 buy at 812 with stop loss of 804 for targets 826, 841, 850.

Note : Avoid this trade if the stock opens above target 2.

Bank Nifty Future Trading Levels

Global Markets and the USD

tortora — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 14:13:10 +0000

This week my article is from Forbes Magazine and is entitled “Global Markets- Bank troubles hit worl

Stock Market Today - Flashback

jerrytechnicals — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 13:43:41 +0000

Nifty

Readers would have made good money in nifty future as it fell to first target of short before

trend reversal. Enterprising readers would have made money in long too once the stop loss

level was crossed.

ICICIBANK

Readers would have made good money in ICICIBANK future as it fell to first target of short

before trend reversal.

My Trade in Bank Nifty

BNF is turning out to be quite the instrument to trade. My trades in BNF are marked

in chart below. I had told on twitter yesterday that i will look to long BNF at lower levels.

(http://twitter.com/jerrytechnicals)

R4 turned out to be the winner level for today

Technical Analysis of Dow Jones, DJIA, $INDU

jerrytechnicals — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 15:53:17 +0000

Technical Analysis of the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index

At the beginning of this month, Dow tested its 50 day moving average successfully and

moved up 300 points from there. The technical indicators in daily chart are being moved into buy mode

with rsi breaking its downtrend line and macd about to make a positive crossover.

However, if one looks at the weekly chart of dow, RSI broke the uptrend line and there is strong

negative divergence in macd. Therefore traders must exercise caution on both long as well as short

swing trades.

In the coming week, fibonacci confluence zone for dow is placed at 9870 level.

Managing to trade above this level, DOW can move up to targets of 10,200, 10,330 and 10, 420.

A close below 9870 for DOW will trigger a collapse to the extent of 9570, 9450, 9350.

DOW is placed precariously. Let us see what the next trading week brings.

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Stock Market & Commodities Market Today 09-November-2009

jerrytechnicals — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 12:45:09 +0000

See the commodity levels for MCX here -

http://jerrytechnicals.blogspot.com/2009/11/commodities-trading-level-november-2nd.html

Bear Level – Nifty future

Short nifty future around 4820 with stop loss at 4857 for targets 4780, 4735, 4675.

Bull Level – Nifty future

Buy nifty future around 4675 with stop loss at 4650 for targets 4700, 4730, 4745.

ICICI BANK – Bear Pick

Short ICICBANK future around 855 with stop loss at 861.5 for targets 840, 835, 826.

Bank Nifty Trading Levels

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Stock Market Today 06-November-2009

jerrytechnicals — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 15:48:30 +0000

Bull Level

Buy nifty future at 4723 with stop loss at 4690 for targets 4785, 4835, 4880

Bear Level

Short nifty future breaking 4690 on retracement to 4720 with stoploss at 4742

for targets 4655, 4605, 4550.

Bank Nifty Future Trading Levels

Coolgardie (1 of 2)

pari523 — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 23:20:35 +0000

Coolgardie

Once the center of Australia’s greatest gold rush, Coolgardie is now the nation’s best-preserved ghost town.

In 1892, prospector Arthur Bayley was told by a man he had saved from dying of thirst that there was gold to the east of Southern Cross, then the easternmost point of the gold rush.

Bayley and his friend Bill Ford set off and soon found a fabulous reef of gold which they named “Bayley’s Reward”. When Bayley rode back to Southern Cross carrying 554oz (16.8kg) of gold, the rush to Coolgardie began.

By 1990, Coolgardie had a population of 15,000 with two stock exchanges, 60 stores, 23 hotels, three breweries, many churches, and six newspapers. But, although Bayley’s Reward continued to produce gold until 1963, the rush had ended by 1914.

Now a quiet town of 2,000 people, Coolgardie has carefully preserved the best of its past. Its wide streets are lined by grand stone and brick buildings mixed with corrugated iron and timber homes, reflecting the wealth and impermanence of the gold rush.

The 1898 Mining Registrar’s office and Courthouse, a two-storey stone building on Coolgardie’s main street, now houses the Coolgardie Tourist Bureau and Goldfield’s Exhibition, the most comprehensive prospecting museum in Western Australia. The story of the prospectors, their lives, successes and hardships is told in displays, photographs and artefacts covering the town’s meteoric rise and decline. The building also houses Aboriginal artefacts, illustrating how the original inhabitants survived in the harsh climate.

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STOCK RUMOUR SCANDAL

somchaiq — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 22:34:35 +0000

The owner of a snooker bar in Chon Buri who allegedly posted unverified assertions that led to a stock market plunge last week is the link who will lead to the arrest of those behind rumour-mongering and their accomplices, a senior police officer said yesterday.

At 14, October rumours about the Kings Health was going around in Thailand. It immediately affected the Thai Stock Market, Social Security and Government Pension Fund

Somjate Itthiworrakul has admitted posting the items on his computer, but claimed he did not send them out on the Internet, said Tha-ngai Prassajarksattroo, commander of the Central Investigation Bereau.

“The items had been released through several channels, all through the Prachathai website. Somjate is a key suspect who is possibly aware of those behind [the rumours],” he added.

Tha-ngai said police had not found a connection between Somjate and two other people who have been arrested. Somjate has been released on Bt100,000 bail and is required to report himself to police in future appointments.

Meanwhile, well-known businessman Ekkayuth Anchanbutr praised Finance Minister Korn Chatikavanij’s decision to alter Stock Exchange of Thailand regulations to tackle possible future manipulations of inside information for personal gain.

He called on Korn to check who had benefited from the plunge on October 14 as a result of rumours, especially in state-regulated funds including the Social Security Office and the Government Pension Fund.

Ekkayuth said the inspection should focus on which groups sold stocks en-masse before October 14 and bought them back afterwards. He said Korn was familiar with SET affairs and would know well how to identify those people.

“But it depends on whether he has the guts to do it,” he added. Citing his own sources, Ekkayuth said he learned of a person identified as Jor who managed an overseas stock market and was a relative of powerful people living outside Thailand who had bought large quantities of stocks.

“It is possible these people knew the government would dismiss the rumours the next day. These people made a Bt5-billion profit as a result of Jor’s acts,” he said, without further explaining.

Stock Market Today - Flashback

jerrytechnicals — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 17:03:16 +0000

Nifty

Nifty triggered short level, drifted to 4640 and then triggered stop loss.

After trigerring SL, retraced to 4679 and moved up till 4711.

Readers would have made a loss of brokerage charges today.

My Trade in RIL today

I traded RIL using the levels given on blog. It did not give a

large move as i had anticipated. Neverthless these are the trades

i did in RIL today.

Stock Market Today 04-November-2009

jerrytechnicals — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 17:31:25 +0000

Flashback

See http://jerrytechnicals.blogspot.com/2009/11/stock-market-today-flashback.html

Bear Level

Short nifty future at 4660 with stoploss at 4695 for targets 4565, 4485, 4430.

Bull Level

Nifty future crossing 4695 buy on retracment to 4675 with stoploss at 4630 for targets

4765, 4815, 4860.

Trading Levels of Bank Nifty Future

Key Level to Watch – S4

Tomorrow’s special Jackpot – RELIANCE – Trade in both directions with the help of live charts.

Key Level to Watch – S3

Eldorado gets green light for Sino Gold takeover

asx200 — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 15:00:19 +0000

(CFD.net.au – Contract for Difference, Share, Forex, ETFs, Commodities Traders) –

Canadian mining company Eldorado Gold has received unconditional approval from the Australian Foreign Investment Review Board (AFIRB) for an all-share takeover of Australia’s Sino Gold.

The $2.15 billion deal was announced in August and could more than double the size of Eldorado’s gold pr …

Canadian mining company Eldorado Gold has received unconditional approval from the Australian Foreign Investment Review Board (AFIRB) for an all-share takeover of Australia’s Sino Gold.

The $2.15 billion deal was announced in August and could more than double the size of Eldorado’s gold production in China.

In a statement to the stock exchange, Sino Gold says AFIRB is now satisfied with the conditions of the deal.

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Source: Eldorado gets green light for Sino Gold takeover