Hey ! All you stupid so called experts out there claiming stupid rises and looting the common man, u all please go on a long long holiday and dont show your face back. U guys said on television and on various sites, blogs that sensex will go to 27000 in March and see what has happened. U all dont deserve your Fees , ok and pleasse stop fooling us ! This is the most polite language used (.)
P chidambaram...one of the intellignet guy in finance...has kept 10% float in market....
Does anyone know at mrng 10 it is going to fall...the so Called CPA CMA or Chartered Accountants make a sick portfolio analysts and making money in big companies....but the real truth is they r dumbs....
Coming to ULIP Mutual Funds...pls dnt invest put ur money in PF which will for sure give 10% return
" But, when crisis moved from sub-prime mortgage market to housing market, and now housing market to the credit market, there is impact upon India. There is impact in terms of credit flows and financial flows. But, at the moment, I believe that impact is second order impact and a moderate impact," he said"
Moderate impact means just less than severe. If I read this statement correctly many state controlled Indian banks have significant exposure to " US housing market". that is not good. US housing market is in free fall.
Guess who is paying for average American living in such big houses and driving mercs-----YOU average Indian.
RE:Ban CNBC, NDTV and other financial channels
by RamRamRam on Mar 17, 2008 06:01 PM Permalink
I Agree with you. In current days OLD Saying and OLD way of "Earning money Hard Way" are seen as "Stupidity".
Do not worry all these falsified modern living style will come to an end. Stock Market is the biggest Casino of the world, who ever got pulled into this maya will have to pay back like the Kavuravas. Money earned in shorcut will go as they came. Hard Earned money and qualities will always stay.
I wish the Indian stock market to crash below 8000 points (more realistic value).
RE:Ban CNBC, NDTV and other financial channels
by Secular India on Mar 17, 2008 05:55 PM Permalink
old fashioned hard work ... like tilling the lands or breaking bricks ?? the financial ( including commodities ) markets is the only place people make money.
RE:Ban CNBC, NDTV and other financial channels
by Sameer on Mar 17, 2008 06:04 PM Permalink
How do you equate hard work with tilling the lands? Sorry but you lack elementary common sense. Engineers, teachers, scientists, soldiers, farmers ..some of the examples of good old fashioned hard work. I agree with you that commodities are good especially gold. Even Bible says that
RE:Ban CNBC, NDTV and other financial channels
by Secular India on Mar 17, 2008 06:09 PM Permalink
Yes of course - engineers , teachers etc are good work and no money - no wonder no one does that kind of work any more. you won't even get a shared slum in Dharavi with the salary they earn.
RE:Ban CNBC, NDTV and other financial channels
by Sameer on Mar 17, 2008 06:13 PM Permalink
Friend, There is going to be a sea change in the world soon. MBAs are out Engineers are in. Throw your MBA degree and remove the dust from your engineering certificate.
RE:Ban CNBC, NDTV and other financial channels
by prashant sharma on Mar 17, 2008 05:48 PM Permalink
are u crazy? are u a resident of jhumri talaiya? wake up! open your eyes. the world is beckoning you, you fool.
RE:Ban CNBC, NDTV and other financial channels
by Master Comments on Mar 17, 2008 05:55 PM Permalink
Good one Sameer.. tell u what, prashant S, it is because of you inferiority complexed invertebrates that "the world" is bigger than what you are..
can't you see that every babboon out there is trying to make easy money at you expense...
Those who were around should recall crash on 1995. Manmohan Singh is India's Greenspan. He removes all the controls on the banks who lend money to all shady FIIs and brokers who speculate in the stock market and real estate. Initially it looks very good but soon things start imploding and money disappears. He is letting speculators play with the hard earned money of average poor Indian which is deposited in the banks. Capitalism without transparency, checks and balances is the worst form of government.
RE:Manmohan Singh Harshad Mehta act II
by prashant sharma on Mar 17, 2008 05:48 PM Permalink
are u crazy? are u a resident of jhumri talaiya? wake up! open your eyes. the world is beckoning you, you fool.
RE:Manmohan Singh Harshad Mehta act II
by vikas k on Mar 17, 2008 05:55 PM Permalink
PC aka Chidambaram, must stashed his loot somewhere buried in the jungle..he has made a pact with FII's..before market crashed.
RE:Manmohan Singh Harshad Mehta act II
by sharad Kumar on Mar 17, 2008 06:15 PM Permalink
Hearing all of your pro's and cons give a sense that none of you know about stock markets and its operations.The common man was never bought on the gunpoint to invest in market it was his greed to make easy irrational return on investement that bought him to the market abt which he knows too less.In markets if you become friendly with trends and not valuations this is ought to happen and to know valuations one has to keep his basics of business alive and intact. Investment is a ruthless and disciplined stream and those misunderstabding markets as a place to earn easy irrational profits will always pay for it. Only advice is dont panic there are good stocks avialable at excellent valuations study them and invest with an horizon of 3-5 years one will have decent returns if you dont understand invetsment try RBI bonds etc where returns are sure. Look before you leap and watch your steps the reason for fallout is in you.
RE:Manmohan Singh Harshad Mehta act II
by on Mar 17, 2008 06:34 PM Permalink
Good advice but its too late for a lot of folk. They jumped in with all their hard earned/borrowed money and are now beyond redemption. Govt was trying to crate a feel good factor through stock market but has only manged to bring massive inflation (20 % - 30% if you ask me)
i wud rqst all the so called analysts, market experts and mutual fund managers, to stop making a fool out of the common man. these guys don't know themselves about what is happening, or when the market will go up or down, or why it is going up or down, but u can see them every day giving tips and advice to innocent citizens who only stand to lose their hard earned money in the market.
so all u analysts, experts etc.please shut up and keep ur advice to yourself. drown if u want to but please dont drag somepne else with u.
RE:sensex fall
by coolguy on Mar 17, 2008 06:27 PM Permalink
ashwani gujral...he is the most stupidest analyst, I dont know how come he is so called technical analyast in CNBC every time he makes assumption it will be compleety go wrong.such people should be beaten by removing their cloths fully
RE:sensex fall
by prashant sharma on Mar 17, 2008 05:49 PM Permalink
abe chunnu, tujhe koi ghaseet ke thodi le gaya tha market mein? tere gale pebandook thodi rakhi thi? greedy people like u are responsible for your fall. then u abuse others. come out of dark ages.
RE:sensex fall
by Sameer on Mar 17, 2008 05:40 PM Permalink
you are right pal. Most Indian fund managers have no clue. Deciphering stock price based on charts is no better than tarrot card reading.
Once the curtain of greed is removed, Indians would know that they have lost a lot of hard earned money.
morgan stanley had given an article in one of the daily, if this is the bear situation for the sensex, then it would witness the fall upto 11,800 approx,...
