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Let the the small investor go to hell
by gautam misra on Oct 21, 2007 11:21 AM   Permalink | Hide replies

Well the SEBI is not an independant body as it is claims to be....it is a puppet at the hands of the Finance Ministry.......

But then how can the SEBI circular read one thing and the FM speak a totally different thing altogether.......

Even though Mr.Somayaih claims to be fighting for small investors...there is a tinge of personal animosity.....

The entire episode has been mismanaged and this is not the way to curb excess inflows......or the rising Rupee....

The SEBI is not meant to look at the benefit of the exporters or to check the rise in rupee.... it is for regulating the Stock Markets.....and what it has been doing in the past few days may help things in the long term but the entire thing could have been done in a much more clearer and smoother way

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  RE:Let the the small investor go to hell
by 666 on Oct 21, 2007 12:37 PM   Permalink
Yes they should have done their homework before making opposing statements on media.
I also lost money because of this huge confusion.

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  RE:Let the the small investor go to hell
by lavnita balani on Oct 24, 2007 08:50 PM   Permalink
You are right

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  RE:Let the the small investor go to hell
by on Oct 21, 2007 12:05 PM   Permalink
P chidambaram and all other politician makes 10 crores daily. If you dont beleive just think abt this point: When they enter the political arena they are so poor and mostly from minority.
After 3 to 4 years in politics their balance sheet shows Rs.100 crores they open schools and colleges with their black money. Mr. Sharad pawar is no different most corrupt person on earth, (I am sorry one of th most corrupt)

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