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Market to drift lower on weak global equities, record high oil prices
2008-05-22 06:39:00
The market is expected to drift lower tracking weakness in global equities. On Wednesday, the US Federal Reserve cut its 2008 US economic growth forecast and signaled that mounting concerns over inflation would make further interest rate cuts unlikel2 Vote(s)
CIBC World Markets loses head of equities - Globe and Mail
2008-05-13 17:37:00
CIBC World Markets loses head of equitiesGlobe and Mail, Canada - 1 hour agoCIBC World Markets deputy chairman Richard Phillips is the latest veteran of the Street to decide his past looks better than his future, and opt to take a ...
How much to invest in equities - AaryanWealthCreators
2008-04-29 00:12:00
This article tells us how much amount should be allocated to equity and how to prioritize our financial goals.2 Vote(s)
Invest in Indian stock Markets the Happionaire way !
2008-04-24 08:36:00
2008 has not been too kind for stock market investors and traders. The Indian stock market has shed as much as 25% since the beginning of this year. Investors have lost money in tune of thousands of crores. I have been an investor in Indian markets since last couple of years and have seen the crash of May last year. However, the current situation seems to be far more worse as it is coupled with global downtrend in Economy. So what should investors do in such circumstances? Should they stay away from the markets or do they still have a chance of making money? I suggest you pick up a copy of "Invest the Happionaire way" book by Yogesh Chabria. I must admit that I have just skimmed through the pages, but what ever little I have read, it comes across as a fun and interesting way of creating wealth through the Indian stock markets.
Financial Gadget Stock Picking Contest
2008-04-17 22:34:00
Anyone long Google today (it is up 10% after hours on very good earnings) is pretty happy. Even if you didn’t have capital to invest in GOOG, you could have potentially made some extra cash with your foresight. In a monthly contest pitting you against other stock pickers playing with virtual cash, you ...
Technical Breakout Stocks: Best Long-term Equities to Own Right Now
2008-04-01 20:25:00
Are you a long-term investor whose portfolio has been decimated by all this market volatility? While many of the adventerous type seek the pot of gold at the end of the China rainbow, you’ve decided that it just doesn’t feel right. And who could could blame you… We’ve exported our fluff market euphoria over to ...
Key aspects while investing in equities
2008-03-28 14:40:00
Below are some basic but key aspects an investor should take care of while investing in equities to get proper security on the capital and better profits:1. Always invest on a company whose business in understandable. This is an advice and practice from legend investor Warren Buffett. When the IT boom started and start giving super profits to investors in the beginning, Warren Buffet doesn’t even hold any shares of IT companies. He said, he didn’t understand their business. As a result, IT stocks crashed and put huge lose on investors. This is history and evidence. So go ahead with a company whose business is well known and understandable.2. Always invest for long term. In the long term, stock prices trace earnings growth and also, the companies ability to generate free cash flow. While thre can be volatility in the interim period, both stock price as well as the financial performance of the company, if one has the confidence that a company can go the distance, invest.3. In pres...
Bear Stearns liquidates Rs 900cr Indian equities
2008-03-18 03:50:00
The Indian outfit of US's fifth largest investment bank, Bear Stearns, on Monday began liquidating its holdings in India, triggering fears of a further plunge in the stock prices of mid-cap companies held by it. Bear Stearns Mauritius Ltd (BSMA), the Indian arm of the beleagured bank, has liquidated Rs 667.47 crore worth of shares, as Indian markets plummetted by 951 points on Monday on the heels of the global meltdown.Even on Friday, BSMA had sold off Rs 265.61 crore worth shares through negotiated deals on the Indian bourses. Majority of the holdings have been liquidated either by transferring of its holdings through P-note accounts or through negotiated deals.JP Morgan said it would acquire Bear Stearns for $236.2 million, a paltry $2 a share in a deal that represents a shocking collapse for one of the world's largest investment banks. The buyout was aimed at averting a bankruptcy and a spreading crisis of confidence in the global financial system sparked by problems in the US ...
Start buying into equities aggressively: Khade
2008-03-15 01:18:00
According to Shashank Khade, Kotak Securities, a lot of Indian investors who have been holding stocks with a hope of actually regaining their prices back are the ones who actually are now beginning to succumb to the pressure of correction.9 Vote(s)
Indian equities bounce back after weak opening
2008-03-11 12:59:00
Indian equities markets, which opened with a marginal loss Tuesday, bounced back soon after and were trading in the green on account of sustained buying in scrips across sectors, notably in capital goods, power, oil, cement and pharmaceuticals stocks. However, early in the afternoon, the markets started moving southwards again.
FIIs remain net sellers in equities on March 5
2008-03-09 02:15:00
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) remained net sellers in equities worth Rs 1,297 million (USD 32.10 million) on March 5. They bought equities worth Rs 28,525 million and sold equities worth Rs 29,822 million. Till March 5, they have been net se7 Vote(s)
FIIs remain net sellers in equities on March 5
2008-03-08 11:37:00
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) remained net sellers in equities worth Rs 1,297 million (USD 32.10 million) on March 5. They bought equities worth Rs 28,525 million and sold equities worth Rs 29,822 million. Till March 5, they have been net sellers in equities worth Rs 12,860 million.FIIs were also net sellers in debt segment on March 5 worth Rs 4,143 million (USD 102.70 million). They did not buy any debts but sold debts worth Rs 4,143 million. Till March 5, they have been net sellers in debts worth Rs 4,143 million.FIIs turned net buyers in derivatives worth Rs 6,031.1 million on March 5. They bought derivatives worth Rs 24,710.2 million and sold derivatives worth Rs 18,679.1 million.
Indian equities log second steepest fall of 2008
2008-03-03 18:29:00
Registering the second steepest fall this year, India’s bellwether index crashed over 900 points Monday on fears of a recession in the US, despite Finance Minister P. Chidambaram seeking to assuage sentiments by saying the country’s growth story was intact.
Indian equities rise third straight day
2008-02-27 14:18:00
The benchmark stock market index Wednesday maintained its rise for the third consecutive day but posted only marginal gains over apprehensions of what the Indian budget, to be presented Feb 29, holds in store. (more…)
Indian equities rise for second straight day
2008-02-26 14:12:00
The Indian stock markets responded enthusiastically Tuesday to a people-friendly railways budget presented in parliament and ended on a positive note for the second consecutive day.
Key aspects while investing in equities
2008-02-24 09:38:00
1. Invest in a company whose business you understand. This is the best and tested advise from the value investing Guru Warren Buffett. To see Warren Buffett's principles, Click HereYou can find the advise of Benjamin Graham to investors, Click Here2. In the long-term, stock prices trace earnings growth and also, the company’s ability to generate free cash flow. While there can be volatility in the interim period both in stock prices and company’s financial performance, if one has the confidence that a company can go the distance, invest. But, it is advisable for a long term to generate enough returns.3. While the mid-cap and small-cap companies can be exciting along with risk. It is always judicious to have a mix of both these categories. A perfect stock portfolio should require a diversified approach by spreading your investment over Blue-chip, large cap, madcap and small cap stocks.4. If one doesn’t have the time, leave it to experts i.e. mutual funds and portfolio services...
Indochina Capital looks to investUS$400m in equities
2008-02-19 06:04:00
Indochina Capital Vietnam Holdings expects to invest an additional more than US$400 million in Vietnam's private equities in the first half of this year, the fund said in a monthly update obtained by the Daily yesterday. The fund is in the process of arranging two new transactions. The first is a US$10-million... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Indian equities open on a positive note
2008-02-13 07:58:00
Indian equities opened higher Wednesday on the back of some strong cues from Asian peers, with shares of private banks, power and metal companies figuring among the gainers and technology stocks turning weak.
European government bonds higher as equities fall into the red
2008-02-11 20:24:00
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - European government bonds were higher, tracking falls on equity markets on fresh write-off fears and as concerns about the global economic outlook intensified following the G7 meeting over the weekend. The tumble on share markets has been driven by more bad news from financial companies, with American International Group revealing that its auditors have questioned the company's internal controls over the valuation of credit default swap portfolio obligations. "AIG, 'accounting' and 'credit default swap' all in the same headline have investors scurrying for cover and bidding bonds back up again," said Michael Cartine at Thomson IFR Markets. Further bad news came from Standard Chartered PLC, which announced it is withdrawing plans to provide liquidity to its Whistlejacket Capital structured investment vehicle. Meanwhile, this weekend's communique from the G7 meeting in Tokyo only served to give further justification for financial markets to step ...
Rupee slips on weak Asian equities, Wall Street
2008-02-05 07:34:00
MUMBAI (Reuters) - The rupee eased on Tuesday, with losses on Wall Street and Asian indices hurting sentiment, and capital outflows from refunds of recent initial share offering further weighing on the local unit. * At 9:15 a.m., the rupee was at 39.47/48 per dollar, losing ground from the previous finish of 39.44/45. * Asian share markets fell on Tuesday led by financials after U.S. credit card firms and banks were downgraded, stoking fears their troubles could spread to the global sector. * Last month Reliance Power, a unit of Anil Dhirubhai Ambani group, raised a record $3 billion through an initial share sale that generated sizeable foreign interest, and dealers said refunds worth $2 billion had left India so far.
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Using StochRSI for Trading Equities
2008-02-04 12:55:00
StockRSI is the using of Stochastics method for finding the relative value of RSI (Relative Strength Index). It was developed by Tushard Chande and Stanley Kroll, and is best used for finding trading opportunities between over-brought and over-sold positions of RSI. The idea behind StockRSI is simple and has produced some good results. StockRSI for RSI value is defined by the below formula,StockRSI = (Actual RSI ? Lowest RSI) / (Highest RSI ? Lowest RSI)All values are for a specific period, usually 14 days. The StockRSI value ranges from 0 to 1, Zero when the RSI touches new lowest point for the period and One when RSI touches new highest point. 0.2 is defined as the oversold value and 0.8 is as overbrought value. A crossover of 0.5 is taken as the conformation of a trend. Buy signal is constituted when positive divergence occurs above 0.2, and a sell signal is constituted when negative divergence occurs below 0.8. Failed signals occur when values move back below and above oversold ...
Indian equities open on a strong note
2008-02-04 07:27:00
Indian equities opened on a strong note Monday after the losses sustained last week, as investors sought to make fresh purchases at lower levels, especially in some heavyweight stocks.
U.S. SEC Calls China as Last Lifeline for U.S. Equities
2008-01-30 04:49:00
Still obviously a minute before the flood of cash is released onto the market, it appears that U.S. and Chinese sides have hatched a plan that will allow Chinese investors to get into US equities through some China based mutual funds. For years, people in China have been talking about when the great Chinese buying spree ... SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "U.S. SEC Calls China as Last Lifeline for U.S. Equities", url: "http://www.allroadsleadtochina-.com/index.php/2008/01/29/us-se-c-calls-china-to-use-up-their-l-ast-lifeline-for-equities/" });
After a wild week, what's the outlook for world equities? - Independent
2008-01-26 08:30:00
After a wild week, what's the outlook for world equities?Independent, UK&n-bsp;- 57 minutes agoGrowing fears of a global recession finally caught up with the world's stock markets this week, sparking the biggest daily fall in the UK FTSE 100 and US ...
European govt bonds sharply lower as equities continue rally
2008-01-24 19:47:00
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - European government bonds remained sharply lower, pressured by a reversal in safe haven flows as equity markets continued to rally higher. European stock markets have staged a massive comeback today from the substantial losses suffered earlier this week, following a dramatic turnaround in the US last night, although Wall Street has struggled to sustain gains today. "Fundamentals have been put on the sidelines this week ... attention is very much focusing on the equity markets after the sell-off in safe haven gains that we'd seen in bonds from Monday," said Audrey Childe-Freeman, senior European economist at CIBC World Markets. She added that European bonds are also suffering from the diverging interest rate expectations in the US, where the Fed has been aggressively pushing them down, and the euro zone where the central bank is still reluctant to consider reductions at all. "Yield levels were not realistic or consistent with the outlook for inter...
Indian equities down after strong opening
2008-01-24 11:44:00
Indian equities lost ground Thursday after opening on a strong note for the second successive day as investors sought to book profits on the gains made a day earlier following an impressive rally.
Indian equities open strong on sentiments
2008-01-24 06:54:00
Indian equities opened strong for the second successive day Thursday as sentiments turned positive on account of US interest rate cuts and pep talk by authorities on the strong fundamentals of the Indian economy.
Investors lose $170 billion as Indian equities crash
2008-01-21 17:15:00
A key Indian stock market index logged its steepest intra-day fall Monday and lost over 2,000 points, as bears tightened their grip on the bourses amid worries over US recession, before staging a 700-point rally towards the closing bell.
Equities fall below 14000 level at weekend
2008-01-11 18:40:00
CNews KARACHI: Stocks continued to slide on a second consecutive day Friday and the KSE-100 Index lost 168 points to close below the level of 14000 level at 13915.The share market carried forward Thursday?s hangover and opened in the red zone. The negative trend continued throughout the two sessions at the weekend. At one the 100 Index took a steep plunge by more than 300 points on a rumour of a bomb in the parking lot of Karachi Stock Exchange.However, slight recovery was witnessed towards the end, as market participants learned there was no substance in the reports of bomb threat.The total of 346 scrips were traded on Friday; 215 declined while 103 advanced and 28 remained unchanged.Trade volumes picked up to 256 million shares as compared to 245 million shares traded during the last session.The market analysts believe that short recovery could be seen at the beginning of the next week.Powered by: Awaz apni Baat apni
Gold hits record, copper soars as equities slide
2008-01-10 04:06:00
Gold hits record, copper soars as equities slide    GOLD stormed to a fresh record high and copper hit a two-month peak yesterday as investors sought to hedge against inflation or to find alternatives to weak equity markets. Spot gold hit a record US$891 an ounce, surpassing the previous high of US$881.10 reached on Tuesday, while London Metal Exchange copper futures rose to their highest in two months. Oil prices were also firm, moving back towards US$100 a barrel, as equity markets fell in Asia following a 1.9 per cent drop on Wall Street. ‘The speed of gold’s rise is very fast but the market is focusing on taking gold towards US$900 in the near term,’ said Mr Tatsuo Kageyama, an analyst at Kanetsu Asset Management in Tokyo. The strong debut of gold futures on the Shanghai Futures Exchange helped boost spot prices. The June futures contract hit its upper cap of 230.99 yuan, equivalent to around US$990 an ounce. That implies Chinese investors expect a rise in go...
US stock market confirms primary downtrend
2008-01-09 08:27:00
Following yesterday's sell-off, the US stock market seems to be topping out and embarking on a primary downtrend. This view is confirmed by both the fundamental and technical pictures and calls for inordinate caution with investment strategy.
Robust start for Indian equities in New Year
2008-01-05 10:44:00
Trading in Indian equities began on a positive note in the New Year with a key market index closing on a record high during the week ended Friday, backed by strong purchases by foreign funds and the buzz created by Reliance Power’s upcoming $2.75 billion public offer.
2008 predictions for the U.S. dollar, equities, and commodities
2008-01-01 16:25:00
Happy New Year! Clearly, I haven’t written anything since Thanksgiving. Some readers have emailed me asking what happened and I’ve responded the same way to each. I’ve been spending time doing other things (work, educational, and entertainment) and I have not had the energy to write here recently. This is still the case, but I ...
World equities shaken by Bhutto killing - AFP
2007-12-28 13:34:00
AFPWorld equities shaken by Bhutto killingAFP - 25 minutes agoLONDON (AFP) ? Global stock markets fell Friday as the murder of Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto reverberated around the world, while investors ...
Uncertainty Surrounding French Equities
2007-12-21 16:25:00
France is undergoing some significant economic changes which have sparked riots recently. Typically, stock markets will rise when an economy undertakes positive changes and prices in the benefits. However, there is a fear of inflation sweeping across Europe and the ECB is not looking at the world through the same glasses as London and New York financial professionals. France does not have total freedom with regard to their
JP Morgan release report on equities markets
2007-12-20 02:27:00
JP Morgan's Vietnam Stock Market Report (06 Dec 2007) - Vietnam: a buying opportunity, says JP Morgan US-based JP Morgan's study group in charge of Asia Pacific region's shares on December 6 released a report titled 'Updating securities business... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Is this the end of the stock market party?
2007-12-19 05:19:00
Somebody once remarked that "risk is often lowest when it is most visible". Why do I have a niggling suspicion that a considerable dose of bad news has yet to surface and therefore not yet been discounted by stock prices? These are unusually treacherous times and any rally should, in general, be used to lighten holdings. And avoid hope, rather embrace the cold reality of a situation that has possibly not yet seen its darkest hour.
Concierge Services @ Swig Equities 25 Broad & Sheffield 57 New Developm
2007-12-17 17:23:00
Few things conjure images of luxury like a 24/7 concierge service and in this edition of Floorplan, we learn how increasingly Manhattan luxury apartment buildings are installing these as fixtures in their developments. OpenHouse NYC host George Oliphant visits Sheffield 57 and meets with Ken Swig who explains that this is the way for his building to stand out from competitors. Michael Fazio of
Indian equities vulnerable to US subprime crisis
2007-12-16 07:13:00
Economic Times - Brand Equity | Corporate Dossier | Investor's Guide | ET Travel The Sunday ET | Financial Times | Special Pages | Quickies | Specials …... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
FIIs turn net buyers in equities worth Rs 14,804 mn on Nov. 30
2007-12-04 00:53:00
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) turned net buyers in equities worth Rs 14,804 million (USD 367 million) on November 30. They bought equities worth Rs 76,394 million and sold equities worth Rs 61,590 million. Till November 30, they have bee2 Vote(s)
Asian Currencies Slide, Led by Won, as Investors Sell Equities - Bloomberg
2007-11-20 03:11:00
Asian Currencies Slide, Led by Won, as Investors Sell EquitiesBloomberg -2 hours agoElsewhere, the island note dropped 0.2 proportionality to NT$32.41, according to Taipeh Forex Inc. The Tai baht slid 0.2 proportionality to 33.92 on onshore trading … More: continuing here
Watch Out Below, Equities Quake
2007-11-20 01:42:00
As the Fed struggles to cede back monetary policy from markets (why it ever ceded control to markets in the first place is mindboggling), stocks look set to crater. Earnings story has turned. The weak dollar went from being bullish for stocks to bearish - aid to competitiveness and profits to a signal of a ...
Fixed Income and FX Hold A Credit Crisis And Equities A No Show.
2007-11-15 23:33:00
Subprime mortgage-related losses across the buy side have left the global banking system hobbled, accelerated the pace of decline in home construction and home prices not seen since the Great Depression and heightened the risk of a US if not global recession. Looking at asset prices it is clear that since July when the story ...
The carry trade ? is this it?
2007-11-12 08:16:00
Market sentiment did an about-turn last week as uncertainty mounted on the back of the credit situation going from bad to worse. The deteriorating outlook resulted in a reassessment of risk as evidenced by the continued appreciation of the Japanese yen as investors unwind their carry trades, triggering the liquidation of assets.
Dow?s 361-point decline ? the writing is on the wall
2007-11-08 10:02:00
My take of the market situation is that in order to clear out excessive leverage and over-speculation we will probably be faced with more than a routine pull-back and that further downside is in store (obviously not precluding short-term relief rallies from time to time). Although the magnitude of further stock market declines is difficult to gauge, it may take a while before investors? appetite for risk is revived.
Over 43% of Citigroup's Equities is Tied in Sub-prime Assets
2007-11-06 01:32:00
Citigroup fell Today after news of another $8 to $11 billion dollars will need to be written off by the company. It turns out that over 43% of the company's equity is attached to sub-prime related assets. By market cap Bank of America is now larger then Citigroup.
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