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vinay28 · Black Belt Joined: 24 Dec 2010 Posts: 11748

it shows that either you are blind too or you read to much into things. I read rucha's mention of me and hence my clarification to him. putting whole quote doesn't at all mean it was intended for you, even if you think so.

but you seem to like self-praise and are to possessed about it. so go ahead, hang a photo of yourself in your house and garland it everyday.

It is arrogant people like you distract others from main topic.

PYRAMID · White Belt Joined: 08 Oct 2012 Posts: 27

vinay28 · Black Belt Joined: 24 Dec 2010 Posts: 11748

PROJECTIONS BY BETTING MARKET AS ON 21-4-14

सट्टा बाजार से निकली खबर से भाजपा के हौसले बुलंद..सट्टा बाजार के अनुसार नरेन्द्र मोदी के प्रधानमन्त्री बनने की प्रबल सम्भावनाए हे ।सट्टा बाजार के अनुसार कांग्रेस कासूपड़ा साफ़ होता दिख रहा हे।कांग्रेस तिन का आकडा भी नहीं छू पाएगी।भाव देखे एक नजर में:-सट्टा बाजार में कौन बनेगा प्रधानमंत्रीनरेंद्र मोदी - 0.42 पैसेराहुल गांधी - 6.5 रुपयेमुलायम सिंह यादव - 11 रुपयेममता बनर्जी - 16 रुपयेअरविंद केजरीवाल - 500 रुपयेपार्टी-भाजपा200 सीटें - 0.22 पैसे210 सीटें - 0.57 पैसे225 सीटें - 1.80 रुपयेपार्टी- कांग्रेस70 सीटें - 0.24 पैसे75 सीटें - 0.58 पैसे85 सीटें - 1.60 रुपयेपार्टी - आम आदमी पार्टी 6 सीटें - 0.34 पैसे 8 सीटें- 1.15 पैसे 9 सीटें- 1.90 पैसे 10 सीटें - 2.75 रुपये(भाव प्रति एक रुपये)

लोकसभा 2014 चुनाव :भाजपा के लिए अनुमानित नतीजे अनुमानित सीट/कुल सीट..

1. M.P.- 26/29, 2. U.P.- 50/80, 3. Andhr.P.- 26/42, 4. Arunachal- 1/2, 5. Assam- 7/14, 6. Bihar- 30/40, 7. Chattisgarh- 11/11, 8. Goa- 2/2, 9. Gujrat- 24/26, 10. Hariyana- 4/10, 11. Himachal- 1/4, 12. J&k- 1/6, 13. Jharkhand- 10/14, 14. Karnatka- 18/28, 15. Kerala- 4/20, 16.maharastra- 35/48, 17. Manipur- 0/2, 18. Meghalay- 0/2, 19. Mizoram- 0/1, 20. Nagaland- 0/1, 21. Odissa- 7/21, 22. Punjab- 8/13, 23. Rajasthan- 23/25, 24. Sikkim- 0/1, 25. Tamilnadu- 8/39, 26. Tripura- 0/2, 27. Uttarakhand- 4/5, 28. W.bengal- 12/42, 29. Delhi- 6/7, 30. Andman- 0/1, 31. Chandigarh- 1/1, 32. Dadra,nagar- 0/1, 33. Daman,diu- 0/1, 34. Lakshadeep- 1/1, 35. Pounducheri- 0/1, TOTAL = 317/543

PYRAMID · White Belt Joined: 08 Oct 2012 Posts: 27

Someone has forgotten, he is the honored member of KMA Club & i didn't find the darbaris , might be they are busy...

India is really in a mess, we have people who think preaching others is the norm........ we blame the politician,the system,the bureaucrats,the market, yet we don't have time to look inside.

We like to present the world how we are conscious by having candle light march yet we are the same people saying, don't go there, why be a part of useless police investigation.

Funny, Isn't it?

In Nirbhaya case no one was interested to be a part of Judicial Probe, all we went for candle light march in sympathy.

Preachers only.

vinay28 · Black Belt Joined: 24 Dec 2010 Posts: 11748

This was posted on 29/4.

vinay28 · Black Belt Joined: 24 Dec 2010 Posts: 11748

Source and date of article unknown.

Earning through borrowings...

Yesterday, the half-wits boosted US stocks by another 98 Dow points. Gold rose too, uncharacteristically, by $9.

Yesterday, too, the Europeans made a mad, mad world a little madder; they moved from ZIRP to NIRP. That is, real interest rates are falling from zero to less than zero, under a NEGATIVE interest rate policy.

The US is still operating a ZIRP system...officially. But unofficially major borrowers get their money at rates that are substantially lower than consumer price inflation. The risk to the long term investor arrives when the economy comes to its senses.

Take IBM, for example. Its bonds, maturing in 2017, yield 1.78%. Officially, the CPI is about 2%.

But when MIT measured inflation, without using adjustments and fudges, it came up with a rate of 3.91%.

This makes IBM a NIRP borrower, actually earning more than 2% on ever dollar it borrows.

IBM is also a big buyer of its own shares. In fact, it may be the biggest buyer of its own shares. For every dollar it spends on genuine capital investment - in new machinery and facilities - it spends $8 buying its own shares.

This gives us an idea. Want to make beaucoup money? Start a company. Borrow money. Buy your own shares.

Everybody does that, right?

But our innovation is this: buy your own products too!

Follow the lead of the internet companies. Invent some social media so new and so revolutionary that nobody ever heard of it. Raise $1 billion by selling bonds to the public. You have no credit and no credibility? No worries. The companies that have done best lately are those with the WORST credit, according to Bloomberg. These 'balance sheet bombs' have benefited most from ZIRP, NIRP, and collapsing spreads. Everybody wants high yield. And nobody believes the Fed will allow debtors to fail. It follows then that a new company with no track record, no real product, no profits, no sales, and no business plan should have the very worst credit rating possible...and should therefore be a cinch to get plenty of credit.

So, say you have to borrow at twice the rate of IBM - let's say 4%. With a real inflation rate of 3.91%, you're getting money for essentially nothing. But you still have to make debt payments.

You borrow $1 billion. You have to pay $40 million in annual interest. But you take the $1 billion and use it to buy your products (whatever they are). Your company shows sales of $1 billion. You bring about 40% of that to the bottom line...giving you debt cover of 10 times. This makes you one of the best credit risks on the market. Then, if your shares sell for 20 times earnings (modest for a tech company), the capital value of your company will soar by 20 x $400,000,000 = $8 billion!

You see? You started with nothing. Through the magic of ZIRP and NIRP...along with some accounting chicanery...you now have a company worth $8 billion.

Sound crazy? Yes. And that is almost exactly what the Fed is trying to encourage. Companies borrow. They use the money to buy their shares. Stocks go up. This 'wealth effect' is supposed to trickle down to the public, who are meant to buy the corporations' products. Rising sales will produce higher profits. Stocks will go up. Everyone will be richer.

The risk to the short-term investor may be that he misses out on this gay insanity. Asset prices go up; he wants to be a part of it.

saumya12 · Brown Belt Joined: 21 Dec 2011 Posts: 1509

The article appeared in moneyweek.com
Under title "A crazy world"
By Bill Bonner
On 6.6.2014

apka · Black Belt Joined: 13 Dec 2011 Posts: 6137

wow.. Any more such examples or articles?

vinay28 · Black Belt Joined: 24 Dec 2010 Posts: 11748

vinay28 · Black Belt Joined: 24 Dec 2010 Posts: 11748

This was posted last in 2013.

http://time-price-research-astrofin.blogspot.in/2013/12/geocentric-and-heliocentric-bradley.html?m=1

rk_a2003 · Black Belt Joined: 21 Jan 2010 Posts: 2734

IIP figures were good, 4.7 percent in the May, the highest in 19 months. Manufacturing and consumer durables also showed signs of a revival. WPI for June is seen easing to 5.61 percent month-on-month. CPI for June may soften to 7.45 percent. Which may give head room for RBI to consider easing of interest rates.

ALL major indices near crucial supports. NIFTY,BANK NIFTY, Midcap,Small cap, PSU bank all were near strong supports.

Long players in FNO were butchered by bringing down high beta scrip’s around 25%.The situation is ripen for another up move …..not necessarily on immediate basis. Market makers make sure that majority of long positions in FNO get closed and then may initiate a surprise up swing……Just a thought….broad view….may not be useful for timing the market.