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Dear ck.kislay,
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Posted by: ukdoctor
On: November 25 2017 02:13 PM
[QUOTE=revhappy;n2567620][QUOTE=ukdoctor;n2567612][QUOTE=revhappy;n2567561][QUOTE=TruthSeeker1;n2567455][QUOTE=revhappy;n2566402][USER="211209"]ukdoctor[/USER] , I have found a way to get money out of my NRO account. My colleagues here are always sending money to India. I tell them to give me the dollars and I pay them from my NRO account. I give them slightly better rate than xe.com, so they are happy and I am happy too. So far I have converted about 15L INR to SGD this way. [/QUOTE] your friends and you are just inviting "IT hell" if your are doing neft or rtgs instead of getting the cash out and handing it to them..... gift with out consideration to non relatives are taxable in India above 50k...[/QUOTE]What is happening to gold man? Do you still believe in the zero hedge theory and that gold will go up one day? [/QUOTE]Shall I put it this way. Gold would have gone up if there was no alternative . The problem is that all the millenials are jumping into data currencies which is getting quickly accepted . They hate gold!!!! If this continues to happen i.e increasing amounts of money flowing into data currencies and leaving gold then gold prices could get further depressed and we might end up with prices way below $1000 an ounce ( even $700 or $800 is possible ) All this will happen only if data currencies can hold their own when there is a market meltdown. Problem is that they didnt exist at the time of the last global financial crisis less than a decade ago and therefore we are in uncharted waters. Moreover a majority of the millenials were teens or even in nappies at the time and have grown up being used to monetary easing and low interest rates. Gold has proved itself in the past in market turmoil and therefore I still will continue to have exposure to gold at 10-15 % of my portfolio and will keep data currencies for the rest 7.5-10% .(total approx 20%) However not having exposure to some data currencies can be an issue as well . I am still buying bitcoin and ETH in small amounts every month but the funds used for this are reserves from earlier sales of bitcoin . Though I am probably the most bullish person on data currencies ,even I don't have the b**L's to carry on putting fresh money every month into these. Difficulty is to identify which one is going to stay. :-(. PS: Re. Gold , I am now going mostly via the allocated bullion storage route rather than buying physical bullion. I have sufficient physical gold anyway and any more will become an insurance headache. Even the physical gold I am buying is mostly slightly rare coins which have a collectible value in addition to the gold value. [/QUOTE]In my office these days, youngsters are talking about bitcoin and are opening account with Coinbase. This sounds a bit like the 2007 stock market euphoria when freshers started opening demat accounts and trading shares. Bitcoin may have one last sprint to run as everyone, including non believers are now jumping in. [/QUOTE]$10000 could be breached even before the end of the month as per Mr Crypto!!! (data currency expert who is my friend ) PS: I am not putting any more money in and will let it run or
With warm regards,
Team IREF
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Posted by: atwitsend
On: November 25 2017 07:08 PM
[QUOTE=vaibav123;n2567611]Forthcoming bonus issues Castrol 1:1 ratio Vinati Organics 1:2 ratio [/QUOTE] Are you looking for short or long term? Both are highly priced. Castrol - 5 year returns bad , ratios not good , stock hasnt moved in a year. Vinati Organics - High p/b,peg. Stock already moved up 80% in a year.
With warm regards,
Team IREF
With warm regards,
Team IREF
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