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Posted by: humblefool
On: September 6 2017 11:07 AM
Please help me understand this. Stock market is proxy to growth and progress of the formal economy, because investing money in stock market is investing in companies. But economy isn't doing well, manufacturing is almost dead and GDP is in the sea bed. In that case how will the stock market do well?
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Posted by: TruthSeeker1
On: September 6 2017 11:43 AM
[QUOTE=humblefool;n2550522]Please help me understand this. Stock market is proxy to growth and progress of the formal economy, because investing money in stock market is investing in companies. But economy isn't doing well, manufacturing is almost dead and GDP is in the sea bed. In that case how will the stock market do well? [/QUOTE] it will not do well on dividend front but most retail people invest for capital appreciation based on past performance... As long as it goes up in price they don't care about the fundamental of the economy, GDP, Employment,wage growth,savings growth,credit growth etc... These are purely liquidity driven markets.... that is way its said that "In the Short term market are voting machines while in the long term they are weighing machines.."
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Posted by: TruthSeeker1
On: September 6 2017 12:09 PM
[QUOTE=neokewl;n2549885]there is 1 way out of the central bank mess .. people need to start voting for govts which DO NOT deficit spend. its a tall order because in a democracy likelihood of it working is less. we can see what's happening with the TN gal suicide.. a bright gal who got misguided. ultimately if you maintain that 1 unit of GDP can be bought 1 unit of currency, you dont need gold / silver as hedges. [/QUOTE] On democracy with a big socialist gov... Only a fool will rely on his neighbours to make the right financial decisions for his own family... The neighbour will alwasy vote for money to be taken away from you and redistributed to him.... You are on your own.. One needs to plan for retirement on his own.. Gov is not going to do S** for us, gov/politicians will eventually break their fake promises and blame it on the predecessors.... GDP: No one can maintain 1Unit of GDP to 1 Unit of fiat paper money in fractional banking system... So currency needs to backed by real things, the supply of which cant be expanded exponentially or else it eventually gets to its true value which is " ZERO"... and GDP itself is a meaningless number where the formula is changed to the whims and fancies of crooks in power... example: If my brother works in your house and your brother works in mine.. Net growth should be zero because there is no real growth in services as they cancel out... but GDP counts it as 2 units of services provided... If i give you 100 rupees and you give me back 100 rupees did we create any surplus for capital investment , thus growth...? India being a predominantly services economy this happens a lot here... So our GDP is largely cooked up... A true measure would be of (savings/capital investment) percapita in a non inflationary environment... Surplus Savings and capital investment are what drives an economy to actually grow...
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Posted by: humblefool
On: September 6 2017 01:23 PM
[QUOTE=TruthSeeker1;n2550531] it will not do well on dividend front but most retail people invest for capital appreciation based on past performance... As long as it goes up in price they don't care about the fundamental of the economy, GDP, Employment,wage growth,savings growth,credit growth etc... These are purely liquidity driven markets.... that is way its said that "In the Short term market are voting machines while in the long term they are weighing machines.."[/QUOTE] This looks like a perfect set up for a pyramid scheme. I mean you are betting on hollow assets purely on speculation. Some day when reality catches up, last one holding the assets could be real trouble.
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Posted by: sbajaj
On: September 6 2017 02:54 PM
[USER="126676"]neokewl[/USER] I have been following your calls for study purposes - I must say you have been pretty accurate in your calls. Do you think some sort of real crash is coming or we are heading one way for the next 6-7 months ? I am confused as the stocks i have been eyeing have not come down ( infact they have gone up by 30-40% in the last month or so :-( worth waiting or ? regards sbajaj
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Posted by: neokewl
On: September 6 2017 03:38 PM
[QUOTE=sbajaj;n2550576][USER="126676"]neokewl[/USER] I have been following your calls for study purposes - I must say you have been pretty accurate in your calls. Do you think some sort of real crash is coming or we are heading one way for the next 6-7 months ? I am confused as the stocks i have been eyeing have not come down ( infact they have gone up by 30-40% in the last month or so :-( worth waiting or ? regards sbajaj [/QUOTE]no big crash unless a war breaks out.. by crash i mean something like 2008 ... FII's are selling consistently which is a concern 9700 is massive support for Nifty & i expect it to come to those levels by September series. If 9700 breaks, then we have a problem.. If 9700 holds then we start bull run again... Fundamentals don't support valuations presently but then i don't know of any bull market which has.. There are other stocks where you can make money.. RELCAP + RHFL is one for a reasonably short term to get handsome gains. LEEL & Fortis healthcare are others. don't get into the ones which has risen 30-40% already..
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Posted by: Manoj2012
On: September 6 2017 03:46 PM
Good Quality Stocks, when they want to move, they don't just move, they fly, that too from a short run up.....like a sea harier&
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Posted by: neokewl
On: September 6 2017 03:48 PM
[QUOTE=neokewl;n2550444][QUOTE=neokewl;n2550354][QUOTE=allwyndsouza;n2550349] would you still hold the shorts..nifty is above 9950[/QUOTE] yes ...[/QUOTE]dow down 250 points. Nifty shorters. Enjoy your day tomorrow :) [/QUOTE]Keep holding Nifty shorts. 97xx should get tested shortly.
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Posted by: humblefool
On: September 6 2017 03:53 PM
[QUOTE=sbajaj;n2550576][USER="126676"]neokewl[/USER] I have been following your calls for study purposes - I must say you have been pretty accurate in your calls. Do you think some sort of real crash is coming or we are heading one way for the next 6-7 months ? I am confused as the stocks i have been eyeing have not come down ( infact they have gone up by 30-40% in the last month or so :-( worth waiting or ? regards sbajaj [/QUOTE] :) I am sure newkewl is a great at predicting stock movements. But seriously, if the economy is on the verge of collapse, how can stock market not collapse. Its sort of obvious. No business means no companies. No companies means no stocks.
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Posted by: sbajaj
On: September 6 2017 04:22 PM
[QUOTE=neokewl;n2550588]no big crash unless a war breaks out.. by crash i mean something like 2008 ... FII's are selling consistently which is a concern 9700 is massive support for Nifty & i expect it to come to those levels by September series. If 9700 breaks, then we have a problem.. If 9700 holds then we start bull run again... Fundamentals don't support valuations presently but then i don't know of any bull market which has.. There are other stocks where you can make money.. RELCAP + RHFL is one for a reasonably short term to get handsome gains. LEEL & Fortis healthcare are others. don't get into the ones which has risen 30-40% already.. [/QUOTE] Thanks [USER="126676"]neokewl[/USER] I will wait for nifty to go near to 9700 levels as you are suggesting and stay away from stocks which has risen too much too soon. I am not looking to trade or do short term buy and sell ......just wants to build long term portfolio ( keeping 10-15-20 years in mind ). I am treading very cautiously but once in a while that urge / excitement / too late to enter kind of feelings kick in......which creates state of confusion. If you have to keep 5 stocks in your portfolio and forget about it for a decade .....what would you pick n why ? regards sbajaj
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Posted by: sbajaj
On: September 6 2017 04:27 PM
[QUOTE=humblefool;n2550604] :) I am sure newkewl is a great at predicting stock movements. But seriously, if the economy is on the verge of collapse, how can stock market not collapse. Its sort of obvious. No business means no companies. No companies means no stocks.[/QUOTE] You are talking short term ....i am working on long term goal. What you have written means nothing in long term.....what matters at the moment is current valuations.
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Posted by: TruthSeeker1
On: September 6 2017 04:56 PM
[QUOTE=sbajaj;n2550622] You are talking short term ....i am working on long term goal. What you have written means nothing in long term.....what matters at the moment is current valuations.[/QUOTE] Your long term outlook must also factor in these basic questions ... 1) can you hold on to your stocks when they fall 60% or more and every one around is panic selling ... ? 2) Also will you have the guts/money left to buy the same stocks when they are down 60% ? 3) Will you have the mental capacity to hold on if the market drops 50% and stays there for, lets say 5-6 years ? If answer to any of the above is no.... you should not be invested now.... Because from basic risk reward prospective this is not a good time to be invested in the market ... and traders rarely make money... what they make in months they lose in a day at times... Speaking from personal experience... I turned 2 lakhs into 7 lakhs trading options in 8 months.... then lost all the gains in the next 6 months... despite wasting so much time learning so called indicators... position sizing .. blah blah... this was 7 years ago now i am wiser and don't do cr** like that.... Trading in not for 99.9% of people...
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Posted by: sbajaj
On: September 6 2017 05:34 PM
[QUOTE=TruthSeeker1;n2550635] Your long term outlook must also factor in these basic questions ... 1) can you hold on to your stocks when they fall 60% or more and every one around is panic selling ... ? 2) Also will you have the guts/money left to buy the same stocks when they are down 60% ? 3) Will you have the mental capacity to hold on if the market drops 50% and stays there for, lets say 5-6 years ? If answer to any of the above is no.... you should not be invested now.... Because from basic risk reward prospective this is not a good time to be invested in the market ... and traders rarely make money... what they make in months they lose in a day at times... Speaking from personal experience... I turned 2 lakhs into 7 lakhs trading options in 8 months.... then lost all the gains in the next 6 months... despite wasting so much time learning so called indicators... position sizing .. blah blah... this was 7 years ago now i am wiser and don't do cr** like that.... Trading in not for 99.9% of people... [/QUOTE] Answer to your first 3 questions is resounding and emphatic YES. For almost 2 decades I have been a property bull ...... never sold anything ( unless i have to buy something better ). These investments are not my bread n butter. God is been kind. I have a pretty high risk taking capacity, stamina and above all....heart. Neither i am talking about trading nor pennies ( 5-10 lakhs ) .....here i am talking in few crores ( where a long term investment in one stock touches 60-75 lakhs ). I am cautious because of these reasons only ( bull market, high valuations, fudged govt numbers ). But i am confident fairly valued gems can be identified even now and i am on a trail. regards sbajaj
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Posted by: rohit_warren
On: September 6 2017 06:52 PM
[QUOTE=TruthSeeker1;n2550635][QUOTE=sbajaj;n2550622] You are talking short term ....i am working on long term goal. What you have written means nothing in long term.....what matters at the moment is current valuations.[/QUOTE] Your long term outlook must also factor in these basic questions ... 1) can you hold on to your stocks when they fall 60% or more and every one around is panic selling ... ? 2) Also will you have the guts/money left to buy the same stocks when they are down 60% ? 3) Will you have the mental capacity to hold on if the market drops 50% and stays there for, lets say 5-6 years ? If answer to any of the above is no.... you should not be invested now.... Because from basic risk reward prospective this is not a good time to be invested in the market ... and traders rarely make money... what they make in months they lose in a day at times... Speaking from personal experience... I turned 2 lakhs into 7 lakhs trading options in 8 months.... then lost all the gains in the next 6 months... despite wasting so much time learning so called indicators... position sizing .. blah blah... this was 7 years ago now i am wiser and don't do cr** like that.... Trading in not for 99.9% of people... [/QUOTE]option buyers never make money - I can guarentee that - hni sell options to make money- there are rules - refer to black scholes algo to understand. Money is made on a tried and tested system which has proved to make money over and over again. I have written this many times before in last 7 years writing again. Find one starategy which has proved to make money and stick to it - if system says sell then don't think twice - never use your brain while trading - human emotions are more volatile than markets so trust your system.
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Posted by: sachdeva51
On: September 6 2017 07:02 PM
[QUOTE=humblefool;n2550569] This looks like a perfect set up for a pyramid scheme. I mean you are betting on hollow assets purely on speculation. Some day when reality catches up, last one holding the assets could be real trouble.[/QUOTE] This is true for all assets. That under-construction flat that you bought with assumption that some day builder will deliver possession and it's resale value will increase. Lots of people who are invested in flats of Jaypee, DLF, Unitech, Emaar MGF, BPTP, Amrapali...and such are finding that these companies are nothing but ponzi schemes disguised as real estate. The plot you may be holding in some part of XYZ city hoping that the location will become developed in next 10-20 years from now and plot's value will appreciate. Then the paper currency notes that you have in your pocket carry a line like "I promise to pay the bearer..." Lots of folks found during the demonetization that reality was something different. They had to give some 20% to 50% of that note as bribe to a fraud banker to get the balance value for their money. The value of cash was exposed then and there. People were speculating that a Rs 1000 note was worth 1000 bucks but it turned out to be worth like 750 rupees only. I can go on and on but I guess you get the basic idea, It doesn't matter how smart you are. All assets are bought with speculation that they will either appreciate or retain their value. Everyone is basically looking for a bigger fool.
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Posted by: TruthSeeker1
On: September 6 2017 07:56 PM
[QUOTE=rohit_warren;n2550684][QUOTE=TruthSeeker1;n2550635][QUOTE=sbajaj;n2550622] You are talking short term ....i am working on long term goal. What you have written means nothing in long term.....what matters at the moment is current valuations.[/QUOTE] Your long term outlook must also factor in these basic questions ... 1) can you hold on to your stocks when they fall 60% or more and every one around is panic selling ... ? 2) Also will you have the guts/money left to buy the same stocks when they are down 60% ? 3) Will you have the mental capacity to hold on if the market drops 50% and stays there for, lets say 5-6 years ? If answer to any of the above is no.... you should not be invested now.... Because from basic risk reward prospective this is not a good time to be invested in the market ... and traders rarely make money... what they make in months they lose in a day at times... Speaking from personal experience... I turned 2 lakhs into 7 lakhs trading options in 8 months.... then lost all the gains in the next 6 months... despite wasting so much time learning so called indicators... position sizing .. blah blah... this was 7 years ago now i am wiser and don't do cr** like that.... Trading in not for 99.9% of people... [/QUOTE]option buyers never make money - I can guarentee that - hni sell options to make money- there are rules - refer to black scholes algo to understand. Money is made on a tried and tested system which has proved to make money over and over again. I have written this many times before in last 7 years writing again. Find one starategy which has proved to make money and stick to it - if system says sell then don't think twice - never use your brain while trading - human emotions are more volatile than markets so trust your system. [/QUOTE]I only use options to hedge to buy stocks cheaper than market price now... Put selling... I use the ocassional covered call to generate income on my holdings.. But lack of volitility has driven down the premium for sellers.. And Yes wealthy do use options for income.. But i dont belive in day/ swing trading in any shape or form....
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Posted by: neokewl
On: September 6 2017 08:21 PM
[QUOTE=humblefool;n2550604][QUOTE=sbajaj;n2550576][USER="126676"]neokewl[/USER] I have been following your calls for study purposes - I must say you have been pretty accurate in your calls. Do you think some sort of real crash is coming or we are heading one way for the next 6-7 months ? I am confused as the stocks i have been eyeing have not come down ( infact they have gone up by 30-40% in the last month or so :-( worth waiting or ? regards sbajaj [/QUOTE] :) I am sure newkewl is a great at predicting stock movements. But seriously, if the economy is on the verge of collapse, how can stock market not collapse. Its sort of obvious. No business means no companies. No companies means no stocks.[/QUOTE]you will be amazed to know how long companies can run goosing up financial statements. Enron model of accounting hasn't really gone. Satyam ran a fair bit before collapse.
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Posted by: neokewl
On: September 6 2017 08:33 PM
[QUOTE=sbajaj;n2550619][QUOTE=neokewl;n2550588]no big crash unless a war breaks out.. by crash i mean something like 2008 ... FII's are selling consistently which is a concern 9700 is massive support for Nifty & i expect it to come to those levels by September series. If 9700 breaks, then we have a problem.. If 9700 holds then we start bull run again... Fundamentals don't support valuations presently but then i don't know of any bull market which has.. There are other stocks where you can make money.. RELCAP + RHFL is one for a reasonably short term to get handsome gains. LEEL & Fortis healthcare are others. don't get into the ones which has risen 30-40% already.. [/QUOTE] Thanks [USER="126676"]neokewl[/USER] I will wait for nifty to go near to 9700 levels as you are suggesting and stay away from stocks which has risen too much too soon. I am not looking to trade or do short term buy and sell ......just wants to build long term portfolio ( keeping 10-15-20 years in mind ). I am treading very cautiously but once in a while that urge / excitement / too late to enter kind of feelings kick in......which creates state of confusion. If you have to keep 5 stocks in your portfolio and forget about it for a decade .....what would you pick n why ? regards sbajaj[/QUOTE]Try researching these: .. Pick up big when ever Nifty corrects Maruti Eicher Dhfl Motherson Iifl Edelweiss Icici Pru Rbl bank Godrej properties Baj fin Baj finserv Caplin point
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Posted by: rohit_warren
On: September 6 2017 08:47 PM
[QUOTE=TruthSeeker1;n2550705][QUOTE=rohit_warren;n2550684][QUOTE=TruthSeeker1;n2550635][QUOTE=sbajaj;n2550622] You are talking short term ....i am working on long term goal. What you have written means nothing in long term.....what matters at the moment is current valuations.[/QUOTE] Your long term outlook must also factor in these basic questions ... 1) can you hold on to your stocks when they fall 60% or more and every one around is panic selling ... ? 2) Also will you have the guts/money left to buy the same stocks when they are down 60% ? 3) Will you have the mental capacity to hold on if the market drops 50% and stays there for, lets say 5-6 years ? If answer to any of the above is no.... you should not be invested now.... Because from basic risk reward prospective this is not a good time to be inv ested in the market ... and traders rarely make money... what they make in months they lose in a day at times... Speaking from personal experience... I turned 2 lakhs into 7 lakhs trading options in 8 months.... then lost all the gains in the next 6 months... despite wasting so much time learning so called indicators... position sizing .. blah blah... this was 7 years ago now i am wiser and don't do cr** like that.... Trading in not for 99.9% of people... [/QUOTE]option buyers never make money - I can guarentee that - hni sell options to make money- there are rules - refer to black scholes algo to understand. Money is made on a tried and tested system which has proved to make money over and over again. I have written this many times before in last 7 years writing again. Find one starategy which has proved to make money and stick to it - if system says sell then don't think twice - never use your brain while trading - h uman emotions are more volatile than markets so trust your system. [/QUOTE]I only use options to hedge to buy stocks cheaper than market price now... Put selling... I use the ocassional covered call to generate income on my holdings.. But lack of volitility has driven down the premium for sellers.. And Yes wealthy do use options for income.. But i dont belive in day/ swing trading in any shape or form.... [/QUOTE]one insight from my three decades of trading - never trade options if vix is below 20 (at present) I had different calculation algo before india vix but now it is simple right now vix is much below the option trading entry point so simply stay away from it - all option buyers will lose money at the end
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Posted by: rohit_warren
On: September 6 2017 08:48 PM
[QUOTE=neokewl;n2550716][QUOTE=sbajaj;n2550619][QUOTE=neokewl;n2550588]no big crash unless a war breaks out.. by crash i mean something like 2008 ... FII's are selling consistently which is a concern 9700 is massive support for Nifty & i expect it to come to those levels by September series. If 9700 breaks, then we have a problem.. If 9700 holds then we start bull run again... Fundamentals don't support valuations presently but then i don't know of any bull market which has.. There are other stocks where you can make money.. RELCAP + RHFL is one for a reasonably short term to get handsome gains. LEEL & Fortis healthcare are others. don't get into the ones which has risen 30-40% already.. [/QUOTE] Thanks [USER="126676"]neokewl[/USER] I will wait for nifty to go near to 9700 levels as you are suggesting and stay away from stocks which has risen too much too soon. I am not looking to trade or do short term buy and sell ......just wants to build long term portfolio ( keeping 10-15-20 years in mind ). I am treading very cautiously but once in a while that urge / excitement / too late to enter kind of feelings kick in......which creates state of confusion. If you have to keep 5 stocks in your portfolio and forget about it for a decade .....what would you pick n why ? regards sbajaj[/QUOTE]Try researching these: .. Pick up big when ever Nifty corrects Maruti Eicher Dhfl Motherson Iifl Edelweiss Icici Pru Rbl bank Godrej properties Baj fin Baj finserv Caplin point [/QUOTE]most of these names are in my short sell lists :) I love when market goes on with even looking forward
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Posted by: Manoj2012
On: September 6 2017 09:17 PM
The new interface is bugged ...... whatever I post get posted with addition of some junk characters like "&bsp"
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Posted by: neokewl
On: September 6 2017 10:59 PM
[QUOTE=rohit_warren;n2550718]most of these names are in my short sell lists :) I love when market goes on with even looking forward [/QUOTE] :) .. which is why i put them under a must pick on Nifty correction & not at cmp
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Posted by: neokewl
On: September 6 2017 11:05 PM
Retail investors : Apply for Dixon IPO. you could end up with a 15 to 30% gains on listing. Ignore the comments on "overpriced valuations".
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Posted by: Dkumar12
On: September 7 2017 05:11 AM
I am not willing to make any new purchase.. FIIs are selling relentlessly, every day.. DIIs are buying. I read in Aug MF inflow was 20,000 crores..thats too much.. [url]http://www.business-standard.com/article/pf/equity-mfs-see-record-rs-20-000-crore-inflows-in-august-117090601183_1.html[/url]
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