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Posted by: TruthSeeker1
On: September 24 2018 10:15 AM
[b]"The government will take all measures to ensure that adequate liquidity is maintained/provided to the NBFCs, the mutual funds and the SMEs," [/b] biggest market manipulator ie gov is at it again... when its going up irrationally they dont do anything but when its going down , nah cant let that happen especially in the run up to elections.... When gov saying theire is nothing to worry about you bet there is a lot to worry about... remeber this guy saying there wont be any LTCG on stocks in a hasty press conference , only to annouce it officially after few months... https://www.ndtv.com/business/centre-calms-jittery-investors-on-liquidity-concerns-in-financial-firms-1921076
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Posted by: Sharpj
On: September 24 2018 12:23 PM
Does anyone think HDFC is a good buy at these levels.. 1747.. or is it better to refrain from catching knives in this market
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Posted by: revhappy
On: September 24 2018 08:52 PM
[QUOTE=Sharpj;n2624754]Does anyone think HDFC is a good buy at these levels.. 1747.. or is it better to refrain from catching knives in this market[/QUOTE]I read somewhere that HDFC bank is the most expensive banking stock in the world. So it is pricing in a lot of growth and priced to perfection. Not really a good buy. Some Chinese banks are trading at a fraction of HDFC banks PE. Chinese banks bad loans, trade war issues are all out in the open and sentiment is bad. In India's case it is opposite. Too much euphoria from domestic investors. I would like to see all this euphoria die down and people turn super bearish on India, before buying India.
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Posted by: revhappy
On: September 24 2018 08:57 PM
[QUOTE=Sharpj;n2624493]Interesting article Even without the eerie coincidence of the 10th anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, there are enough straws in the wind to draw parallels between the iconic Wall Street bank and IL&FS, the infrastructure finance major that has been struggling for survival in the last few days. A (relatively) small but systemically important financial institution, funded largely via short tenure loans/bonds by wholesale investors, assets comprising illiquid, longer-dated securities, low loan-loss p .. Read more at: [url="https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/stocks/news/ilfs-its-not-indias-lehman-moment-but-deja-vu-on-financial-sector-reforms/articleshow/65895652.cms"]https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/stocks/news/ilfs-its-not-indias-lehman-moment-but-deja-vu-on-financial-sector-reforms/articleshow/65895652.cms[/url] [/QUOTE]I follow Andy Mukherjee on Twitter, he is also calling for the govt to bail out IL&FS fast or else it will bring down the financial system with it. Funny take by Andy Mukherjee: [url="https://twitter.com/andymukherjee70"][b]Andy Mukherjee[/b] *[b]andymukherjee70[/b][/url] [url="https://twitter.com/andymukherjee70/status/1044204641783828480"]3h3 hours ago[/url]More Andy Mukherjee Retweeted BloombergQuint Don't understand [url="https://twitter.com/hashtag/IL?src=hash"][s]#[/s][b]IL[/b][/url]&FS, but know your Bollywood? Try Hera Pheri. Ganapat Rao = mutual fund (greedy; no judgment); Raju = IL&FS (eternal optimist; risk taker); Shyam = Dewan Housing (misfortune is to be a tenant of Ganapat, like Raju); Khadak Singh = taxpayer (he must save all).
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Posted by: Lincymat
On: September 24 2018 11:42 PM
[QUOTE=TruthSeeker1;n2624738][b]"The government will take all measures to ensure that adequate liquidity is maintained/provided to the NBFCs, the mutual funds and the SMEs," [/b] biggest market manipulator ie gov is at it again... when its going up irrationally they dont do anything but when its going down , nah cant let that happen especially in the run up to elections.... When gov saying theire is nothing to worry about you bet there is a lot to worry about... remeber this guy saying there wont be any LTCG on stocks in a hasty press conference , only to annouce it officially after few months... https://www.ndtv.com/business/centre-calms-jittery-investors-on-liquidity-concerns-in-financial-firms-1921076 [/QUOTE]The genius was expecting 85000 crores from diveestment and LTCG tax. He will get ZERO. You should ask him how his greed has worked out!! Good stocks will continue to go up but people would have booked losses and hence LTCG gone...gone with the wind. Those who can ride the storm should. Once the selling stops new cash can be deployed. In fact this is a very good event for the financially strong companies. Generally when there is a sell off all companies (financially weak and strong) lose their value. When it begins to go up the weaker ones will be too weak to get up and walk and then run. This will be to the benefit of the strong companies. This is exactly what happened in 2008. All the strong names have gone up 10 times at least. Because they took away business from the weak ones.
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