Kya Hum Bekaabbu Ho Rahe Hein

[devdahiya]

Sensex gaining more than 1000 points in four trading sessions.FII inflow since September was 8 billion dollar and in 15 days of oct...the same amount.Hope we are not heading Russia'S way?Hope our economy is as robust as the Sensex or it is a big bubble about to burst beyond repairs.your comments please!

[vijay]

Sensex (and Nifty ) is unpredictable since last month or so. Stock Markets are always unpredictable but not that strange. There is something abnormal about it. Our economy is on the right track but it's not zooming in the way as the Stock Martket is behaving.

Some selective scripts are gaining almost 10-20 % per trading session. Is their business ( profit ) zooming that way ? I really doubt about that.

It seems that Stock Market is being operated by few businessmen or companies.

Not a good sign !

[devdahiya]

Sensex (and Nifty ) is unpredictable since last month or so. Stock Markets are always unpredictable but not that strange. There is something abnormal about it. Our economy is on the right track but it's not zooming in the way as the Stock Martket is behaving.

Some selective scripts are gaining almost 10-20 % per trading session. Is their business ( profit ) zooming that way ? I really doubt about that.

It seems that Stock Market is being operated by few businessmen or companies.

Not a good sign !

You mean it is being manipulated by vested interests or by business men to mint more money.

[vivekdh]

Nifty and Sensex touched all-time highs last week. Indian companies are rushing in to tap the capital markets and raise funds. The price of crude is rising. Interest rates have risen tremendously. Looking at the various macro economic indicators, one wonders if this is the right time for investing in the stock market. Will there be enough liquidity in the system to lap up the new public issues? Do rising crude prices and rising interest rates signal the end of the bull run? No, says Morgan Stanley.
Morgan Stanley believes SENSEX will touch 50,000 by 2020. Most people would laugh this out. At the moment a target of 50000 for the sensex seems impossible. Investors had the same feeling a few years back when there was an interview of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala on CNBC predicting a target of 12000-15000 for the SENSEX when the SENSEX was below 6000. Everybody including the anchor of the show laughed it out thinking Jhunjhunwala was just trying to be humourous. But he wasn’t. He was damn serious. Last week the SENSEX reached his target of 15000. When SENSEX first hit the 12000 mark, Jhunjhunwala revised his target to 25000. Now Morgan Stanley has indicated a target of 50000 for the SENSEX. If Indian companies continue to grow at the pace they are presently growing at, SENSEX will cross 50000 much sooner than 2020.

[dkumars]

waiting for some more views...

[trueblueindian]

You mean it is being manipulated by vested interests or by business men to mint more money.

well even our FM has expressed worries on this subject, and ibelive with the F ministry noticing these strange moves some knd of investiation will be carried out and if a all this can lead to a major market clash could be sbsequently avoided by proper checks and balances ......

though the investment is largely from forigen (FII's / FDI's), it is certianlly a alarming situation and can lead to a disaster if the investment is pulled out all of a sudden so my take ---- play safe

though i do not forsee any vested interest of a particular section of businessmen as this is a out of reach kind of situation for few indian manipulators / businessmen to play at this level ...... money involved right now is tooo much ..

[trueblueindian]

Nifty and Sensex touched all-time highs last week. Indian companies are rushing in to tap the capital markets and raise funds. The price of crude is rising. Interest rates have risen tremendously. Looking at the various macro economic indicators, one wonders if this is the right time for investing in the stock market. Will there be enough liquidity in the system to lap up the new public issues? Do rising crude prices and rising interest rates signal the end of the bull run? No, says Morgan Stanley.
Morgan Stanley believes SENSEX will touch 50,000 by 2020. Most people would laugh this out. At the moment a target of 50000 for the sensex seems impossible. Investors had the same feeling a few years back when there was an interview of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala on CNBC predicting a target of 12000-15000 for the SENSEX when the SENSEX was below 6000. Everybody including the anchor of the show laughed it out thinking Jhunjhunwala was just trying to be humourous. But he wasn’t. He was damn serious. Last week the SENSEX reached his target of 15000. When SENSEX first hit the 12000 mark, Jhunjhunwala revised his target to 25000. Now Morgan Stanley has indicated a target of 50000 for the SENSEX. If Indian companies continue to grow at the pace they are presently growing at, SENSEX will cross 50000 much sooner than 2020.

but the thing is that there is no significant progress shown by indian companies in such tie frame - last month or so .......

[aabhisheksirohi]

Kya Hum Bekaabbu Ho Rahe Hein !!

To my reply Apparently No !!

Last week we were singing 18 Till I die !! When BSE Sensex cross 18K first time.
This week it record the fastest 1000 point run in the history of 21 years old BSE Sensex.

The reason for such bullish is Foreign Institutional Investers ( FIIs ) have pumped $7 Billion into Indian stocks in less than a month. Mind you last year FIIs pumped only $14 billion in whole year, reason for the rush is the US Fedral reserve cut the key interest rates in an attempt to save the world’s largest economy from dipping into a recession. The simple reason for Fed to cut the interest rates is the sub-prime mortgage mess. Sub-prime loans are extended to people with low income and hold the potential for default. The high interest rates in US started pushing up the numbers of people who couldn’t replay the loans. As things turned out American banks had huge exposure to this segment of borrows and many people started tottering under the weight of defaults.

This problem leads to proportions that threatened to derail the American economy. In any case with lower interest rates returns on their investments made sense to look at safer markets that offered better returns like India … The Golden Bird!!

For those who are small investors stay away form the Bullish !! This is not the rite time to invest. By the way this is the rite time to book the profits.

[rahultokas]

Markets Crash by 1500 points

http://www.rediff.com/money/2007/oct/17mkt1.htm

[desijat]

Markets Crash by 1500 points

http://www.rediff.com/money/2007/oct/17mkt1.htm

And i can smell rat behind this crash... lets c wht shocks do we have in store

[devdahiya]

Markets Crash by 1500 points

http://www.rediff.com/money/2007/oct/17mkt1.htm

whatever happens in this country is abnormal with no control of any body and any thing what so ever....Ram hawalle merra bharat.....fer ye issnei ittanni tanggein e kyan tahin thhe jei toddanni e thi tei....A big JUA is being played in behest of the govt.

[trueblueindian]

this is the most vlunerable time for maket ... it's a simple business equation stay out if you cant take risks .... and if one has stocks do not liquidate it in stress ... there would be a jump for sure ... book wotever profit one can and trade acordingly .... quite a sensitive time

its a free market what kind of controll are we talking about kaka .... its better though as the other evil is license raj ... would that be better ???

as i stated in my earlier post ... some checks and balances have beeen initiated on FII's ... but thats disclosure only ... lets see what happens ...

on the contrary share trading is simply gambling and one shouldnt complain if he/she loses ... coz they same set of people gained also ...

My gut feel says that these FII's would definately Play around lets see how market unfolds itself in coming days ....

[pgrewal]

2020 tak hamare BSE ka Index 50,000 point touch kar jayehga.

[vijay]

Crashed Again .........

[priti]

one of the reason for this volatility is that governement is trying to curb 'hot money' or the p-notes through which anyone can invest in indian market without registering with SEBI. So a lot of hawala money is coming through those channels...this type of cash into the market makes it less stable...and its a good measure by the government for the longer term...the day traders may suffer due to this in the meanwhile...so maybe a good idea just to keep whatever you have in the market put and invest no further till this becomes more stable...the economy is bound to grow in the long term so maybe a good idea to invest and forget for next five years :-)

[trueblueindian]

one of the reason for this volatility is that governement is trying to curb 'hot money' or the p-notes through which anyone can invest in indian market without registering with SEBI. So a lot of hawala money is coming through those channels...this type of cash into the market makes it less stable...and its a good measure by the government for the longer term...the day traders may suffer due to this in the meanwhile...so maybe a good idea just to keep whatever you have in the market put and invest no further till this becomes more stable...the economy is bound to grow in the long term so maybe a good idea to invest and forget for next five years :-)

+ve clarification came yesterday only on P notes

..the economy is bound to grow in the long term so maybe a good idea to invest and forget for next five years :-) ...

wish had enough to do the needfull and may have forgotten it as well.