Sentiments Vs reality Certainly volatility is not yet over. Bear have every reason to smile and cheer. They have succeeded in the game in the shorter run. Congratulations. They are also preparing to prove that Rahul Gandhi has played his cards well by making a statement that waiver should vary for dry area and irrigated area which is good move from election perspective. The Hon’ble F M too had taken conscious bite of inflation keeping elections in mind. Post elections the breaks on interest rates will be off and inflation will be allowed to rise to moderate levels of 8 to 9% also in order to stimulate growth. If At this point in time I can suggest all those who are not over leveraged may just relax and take break and leave the market to bears. Let us see their strength too and how far they succeed. Bulls too are watching. Bulls also know…. The answers to market will come from Govt alone. May be Finance Minister falls back on disinvestment to take the farmer debt waiver out of Budget. Since now disinvesment could be for a cause wanted by LEFT they may not have headroom to react.This is my sense of understanding. These traders having understood the market and the bear phase have started trimming their delivery positions even at losses. This is really good and I am happy they are getting relieved from the laborious investments. The best part of it is that they all have got exit from the painful holding. They will shy to reenter the market for another 6 to 12 months. CMI has affirmed growth rate of 11% for even 09 which means there was some aberration in the IIP nos. It is interesting to read an editorial in Business Standard which loudly speaks the fear of the analysts. S & P has gone on record today with comments that the sub prime write-down is coming to end shortly. Japan Govt is duty bound to act judiciously as YEN has broken 12 years 102 barrier. Yen carry trades disappeared whereas currency hedge is coming to knot. All these factors do suggest that the worst has been fully factored in the prices. If you devote your life to seeking revenge, first dig two graves. Every day you can’t be winner in speculation. Every dog has its day. Day before yesterday we had lost entire 500 points due to the reaction to global clues and IIP nos. Yesterday the crash of 850 points was assigned to Drakes a US Hedge Fund going to burst. It had exposure on |
Friday, March 14, 2008
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