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2. Strictly adhere to the Stop losses.
3. Profit to be taken as early as possible.
4. Book 50% profit when call runs in your direction
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1. Go long when market breadth is positive .
2. Strictly adhere to the Stop losses.
3. Profit to be taken as early as possible.
4. Book 50% profit when call runs in your direction
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Basically there were two main events that occurred on the same day , Mr prime minister of India announcing a surgical strike on black money and USA selecting Mr Trump as the 45th president of USA .
Unimaginable and unexpected , both these events had several impact on countries economies , direction ,vision and immediately on stock market.
Investors and analysts predicted further volatility for commodities from gold and oil to coal following Donald Trump’s election victory. Mr. Trump’s opposition to international trade deals, could slow global economic growth and pull down commodities prices, some market participants said. Crude-oil prices declined along with other markets as investors fled from risky assets in the immediate aftermath of Mr. Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election, but tides turned as the stock market bounced back. similar impact was seen on indian market . Once the 500 & 1000 rs notes were demonetized , Those leaders who never cared for common men for decades , started feeling the pain for common man , every sort of acting was displayed --standing in the que with commoner to change the notes . --Taking the side of under privileged and poor who still do not have bank accounts in spite of ambitious mission of jan dhan yogna . --Just to ensure they are sympathizing with the common which was not really necessary. For decades the common man had been paying taxes which the corrupt enjoyed like their birth right , hoarded the black money , and now they start feeling the pain.
For every big movement there will be implications a little pain which one has to into account . If this demonetization brings down the black money hoarding at least by 25% then its good for common man good for the country . Is demonetization of Rs 500 , Rs 1000 good for the country ? -as per the reports about 12 lacs crores of fake currency in the form of Rs 500 and 1000 has been pumped into the Indian economy from enemies which directly benefits the enemy state and the terrorism. - most of the black money hoarding is done in the higher denominations - This step will expose the hoarders and will bring many into the tax net which will add benefit year on year.
This is the time when nation need to stand to support the move ,to support the moment against the Fake currency , against terror funding, against the black money ,
one cannot expect the our brothers and sisters of armed forces to keep on defending the borders while the culprits inside the country hoard the black money and allow the enemy state to use the economy for their benefit with fake currencies, this has to end
This is the time to say , " I CARE FOR MY COUNTRY " , I am part of this movement .
Indian economy is poised for a big bull run , And this is one step towards that goal.
Golden Rules for Trading.
1. Go long when market breadth is positive .
2. Strictly adhere to the Stop losses.
3. Profit to be taken as early as possible.
4. Book 50% profit when call runs in your direction
China's stock market Story
China's stock market has been plunging over the past month, and the Chinese government is panicking. Over the past week it has employed a number of extraordinary measures to try to halt the market's slide, to little effect. On Wednesday, the benchmark Shanghai Composite index fell another 5.9 percent, bringing the market's total losses to 32 percent in less than a month.
Why people are freaking out about the stock market crash?
This do not seem to be just an ordinary correction after a year of big gains however seems as first sign of deeper problems in the chines economy .
The latest boom in China's stock market is different from one that came before it. The earlier boom from 2005 to 2007 coincided with rapid growth of the Chinese economy; when the Chinese economy slowed in 2008, the stock market plunged along with it,Chinese stocks surged last year against the weak broader economic gains.
This was a result of more and more people investing in the stock market with borrowed funds. That has created instability and a danger that many investors will suffer outsize losses as the market falls.Investors used borrowed funds to push up stock prices
In many cases, the risky investments are being made by ordinary Chinese people who use their savings — and in some cases, mortgage their homes — to invest in stocks.
Even worse, the same dodgy financial products that have driven stock market volatility have also been used to make risky bets in other sectors of the economy. Some WMPs have invested money in leveraged stock market investments, but others have poured money into speculative real estate projects or business ventures. In an economic downturn, these investments could fail to pan out, as well, causing even more Chinese investors to take unexpected losses.
China's current predicament bears some resemblance to the situation in the United States in 2007. Risky, poorly regulated financial investments have proliferated in China, creating the danger of a meltdown that spreads beyond the stock market to the broader Chinese economy.
A big reason for the stock market rally was that a lot more people started buying stocks with borrowed money. This practice, known as "trading on margin," used to be strictly regulated by the Chinese government. But as the Financial Times explains, Chinese authorities have gradually relaxed these requirements over the past five years.
So borrowed money flooded into the Chinese stock market between June 2014 and June 2015, helping to push stock prices up 150 percent. During this period, the amount of officially sanctioned margin trading in the Chinese stock market ballooned from 403 billion yuan to 2.2 trillion yuan. And that figure doesn't take into account the vast sums invested through back-door methods.
Why China today is like America in 2008
This practice of making investments with borrowed funds is known as leverage, and it was at the core of the 2008 financial crisis in the United States. For example, large banks made highly leveraged bets on subprime mortgages based on overly optimistic real estate projections. When property values started to fall, the banks with the most leverage — and the least of their own capital at stake — lost money the fastest.
People are also making highly leveraged investments in China ,Chinese banks offer wealth management products (WMPs) that promise the security of a savings account but with higher returns. Some WMPs function like US money market funds, offering modestly higher returns by investing cash in safe assets like high-quality corporate and government bonds. But in other cases, banks invest WMP funds in ways that are a lot riskier than a conventional savings account.
This kind of investment strategy works great as long as stock prices are going up. But once prices start to fall, people who bought the high-risk tranches can quickly get wiped out. And depending on how far the market falls, it could also lead to losses for people who invested in these allegedly low-risk financial products — or for banks that guarantee their customers' investments.
In the US, the risky investments were largely made by large financial institutions, which then became insolvent when the housing boom ended and required a bailout. By contrast, most of the investments in China are made by individual investors who will absorb most of the costs if their bets go bad.
Chinese regulators tried to rein in leveraged stock investments
The surge in stock prices alarmed Chinese authorities, and so earlier this year they took steps to rein in margin trading and other forms of leveraged investing. In January, they raised the minimum amount of cash needed to trade on margin, once again restricting the practice to wealthier investors. They also punished a dozen companies for failing to enforce rules on margin trades.
In April, regulators began cracking down on the use of WMPs to fund stock market investments. This included a ban on brokers using a financial vehicle called an umbrella trust to help their customers evade limits on margin trading.
The government's toughest measures came on June 12, when China's securities regulator announced a new limit on the total amount of margin lending stock brokers could do, while also reiterating the ban on illicit margin trading through mechanisms like umbrella trusts.
Chinese stocks have been falling ever since that June 12 announcement.
Now the government is panicking and trying to stop stock price declines
These efforts to slow China's stock market boom seem to be working too well for Chinese officials' tastes. Now that stock prices have plummeted, the government is trying to prop them back up.
Last Thursday, China's securities regulator announced it would once again reduce the amount of money required to open a margin-trading account .
On Saturday, 21 major Chinese brokerages made a coordinated announcement, pledging to purchase $120 billion yuan worth of Chinese stocks to help stabilize the market. Chinese brokers vowed to keep buying stocks until the Shanghai index had risen to 4500. Also, 28 privately held companies canceled plans to hold initial public offerings that could have drained capital away from companies that were already publicly traded. It's widely suspected that these moves were made at the behest of the Chinese government.
On Sunday, China's central bank also announced it would inject cash into the China Securities Finance Corp, a state-owned company that finances margin trading. In other words, the Chinese government is printing money to finance leveraged stock investment. On Monday, the Chinese financial magazine Caijing reported that the government had ordered the nation's social security fund not to sell any stock in Chinese companies.
On Wednesday, the government told state-owned companies and executives to buy stocks. It also authorized insurance companies to buy more equities and offered more credit to help people buy stocks.
But the market has shrugged off these interventions. The Shanghai Composite lost 1.3 percent on Tuesday and an additional 5.9 percent on Wednesday.
What would be the impact on the global and Indian economies?
Experts say that a spill-over of the stock market crisis into the broader economy is unlikely for now. While stock markets across the globe shivered due to the rout in China, the bigger worry is the slowdown in the Chinese economy.
The Indian financial markets may remain under pressure and the rupee is likely to be volatile given the twin problems of the China stock market meltdown and the crisis in Greece.
Cooling of commodity prices should augur well for the Indian economy but, overall, a Chinese slowdown could be a risk for the global as well the Indian economy. China is the world's second-largest economy and has deep global financial linkages and any spillover effect of the stock market meltdown could hurt the global economy. Any slowdown in the global economy will have repercussions on India's growth prospects.
Golden Rules for Trading.
1. Go long when market breadth is positive .
2. Strictly adhere to the Stop losses.
3. Profit to be taken as early as possible.
4. Book 50% profit when call runs in your direction
'Greece vote a lesson for India too' How did Greece get to this point?
Greece became the epicentre of Europe's debt crisis after Wall Street imploded in 2008. It announced in October 2009 that it had been understating its deficit figures for years, raising alarms about the soundness of Greek finances.
Greece was shut out from borrowing in the financial markets. By the spring of 2010, it was veering towards bankruptcy, which threatened to kick off a new financial crisis.
To avert calamity, the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank (ECB) and the European Commission issued the first of two international bailouts for Greece, which would eventually total more than 240 billion euros, or about $264 billion. Lenders imposed harsh austerity terms, requiring deep budget cuts and steep tax increases. They also required Greece to streamline the government, end tax evasion and make the country an easier place to do business.
What happens next?
A group of European finance ministers, with whom Greece broke off debt talks late last month, will meet to discuss an offer by Greece to resume discussions. President Francois Hollande of France and Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany also plan to meet to discuss how to deal with the country. That meeting could prove crucial because Germany has taken the hardest line against Greece.
The next major deadline is in late July, when a 3.5-billion-euro payment that Greece owes ECB, comes due. If there is no international bailout programme in place by then, the central bank would probably have to finally take Greek banks off life support.
How does the crisis affect the global financial system?
Since Greece's debt crisis began in 2010, most international banks and foreign investors have sold their Greek bonds and other holdings, so they are no longer vulnerable to what happens in Greece. The other crisis countries in the Eurozone, like Portugal, Ireland and Spain, have taken steps to overhaul their economies and are much less vulnerable to market contagion than they were a few years ago.
How does it impact the Indian economy?
The government says it is drawing up plans to meet any adverse impact. Economists say there could be some temporary volatility in the financial market and if a Greece exit from the Eurozone happens, the rupee might depreciate and the stock market might become very volatile, which could lead to capital outflows. Growth in India is largely domestically driven and is expected to pick up. Most multilateral agencies see India growing in the 7-8% range. RBI governor Raghuram Rajan has said the Indian economy will see through any impact of the Greece crisis. Forex reserves of $355 billion will help cushion any possible impact.
How damaging would a 'Grexit' be?
Opinions vary on this. At the height of the debt crisis a few years ago, many experts worried that if Greece defaulted on its debt and exited the Eurozone, it might create global financial shocks bigger than the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008. However, some people believe that if Greece leaves the currency union, it wouldn't be such a catastrophe. Europe has put up safeguards to limit financial contagion. Greece, just a tiny part of the Eurozone, could regain financial autonomy by leaving and the Eurozone would be better off too.
Others say that's too simplistic. Despite endless negotiations, European political leaders see a united Europe as an imperative. Exiting the euro currency union and the European Union would also involve a legal minefield that no country has yet ventured to cross. There are also no provisions for departure, voluntary or forced, from the euro currency union.
If Greece has received billions in bailouts, why is there still a crisis?
The money was supposed to buy Greece time to stabilize its finances. While it has helped, Greece's economic problems haven't gone away. The economy has shrunk by a quarter in five years and unemployment is above 25%. The bailout money mainly goes towards paying off Greece's international loans. And, the government still has a staggering debt load that it cannot begin to pay back unless a recovery takes place.
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Golden Rules for Trading.
1. Go long when market breadth is positive .
2. Strictly adhere to the Stop losses.
3. Profit to be taken as early as possible.
4. Book 50% profit when call runs in your direction
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2. Strictly adhere to the Stop losses.
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Golden Rules for Trading.
1. Go long when market breadth is positive .
2. Strictly adhere to the Stop losses.
3. Profit to be taken as early as possible.
4. Book 50% profit when call runs in your direction
RBI Policy Announcement
Ø Policy Repo Rate unchanged at 8.0%.
Ø Consequently the Reverse Repo Rate remains at 7.0% and MSF rate & Bank rate at 9.0%.
Ø CRR of scheduled banks unchanged at 4.0%
Ø Reduce liquidity provided under Export Credit Refinance (ESR) facility from 32% to 15% of eligible export credit outstanding.
Understanding Lot Size, Tick Size, Margin for USDINR, JPYINR, GBPINR, EURINR in MCX-SX and NSE: In India, NSE and MCX-SX are the currency exchanges, which provide:
Futures trading on the currency pairs USDINR, EURINR, GBPINR, and JPYINR Options trading on USDINR NOW.
Our main focus on this page is to make you understand about Lot Size, Tick Size and Margin needed to trade on USDINR, EURINR, GBPINR and JPYINR. Lot Size (1000) is same for all above mentioned currency pairs. Tick Size (.0025 paisa) is same for all above mentioned currency pairs.
Lot size = 1000 (i.e.) when you buy 1 contract then lot size is 1000 Tick Size =.0025 paisa Since Lot size is 1000 and for each movement of .0025 tick size, you will be either Gaining or Losing 2.50 Rupees.
Price Movement = Lot size * Tick Size = 1000 * .0025 = 2.5 Rupee (i.e.) 1 movement of Tick Price will be 2.5 Rupees.
So there will be 400 (1 Rupee/.0025) tick price movements within a Rupee.
Note: If you want to trade on currency futures, brokers may be charging 3% to 5% margin amount, which is based on the lot size and settlement price of the symbol.
Margin Example:
We will assume that current prices of USDINR, EURINR, GBPINR, and JPYINR are 55, 70, 80 and 60 rupees respectively. So the margin amount needed to buy 1 contract:
Formula = current price of currency pair * LOT SIZE * 3% Margin needed for USDINR = 55*1000*.03= 1650 Rupees Margin needed for JPYINR=60*1000*.03=1800 Rupees Margin needed for EURINR=70*1000*.03=2100 Rupees Margin needed for GBPINR=80*1000*.03=2400 Rupees Example: SYMBOL=USDINR; BOUGHT PRICE= 55.1025; LOT SIZE = 1000; TICK SIZE = .0025; SOLD PRICE = 55.8975. Your margin may be around 1650 rupees and you buy 1 lot of USDINR at 55.1025 and you sell it for 55.8975.
The following NSE CURRENCY REPORT has been taken on 09th July 2014 from www.nseindia.com. This table is a sample which explains the different underlying, their contract cycles and price movements.
Explanation for the Headers in the above Table:
Date: Date on which Instrument traded Instrument: You can see Instruments FUTCUR for FUTURES CURRENCY and OPTCUR for OPTIONS. Underlying: You can see EURINR, GBPINR, JPYINR, and USDINR. i.e. Euro, Pound, Yen and USD are traded with INR. Expiry Date: The date when the future contract or option contract expires. MTM Settlement PRICE: Settlement price of EURINR, GBPINR, JPYINR, and USDINR. Contract Trading Cycle: 12 months trading cycle. Example: USDINR: you can see 12 contracts expiring on various Months
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1.Despite volatile moves, the year 2012 has finally proved to be fruitful for the stock market with about 25 per cent appreciation in benchmark indices, but investors are looking forward to more stable times in 2013.
2.Implementations of key reforms, cut in interest rates, overhaul of tax regime and a stable global economy are some of the wishes that Dalal Street expects to come true in the new year beginning tomorrow
3.We are cautiously optimistic on the Equities and expect NIFTY to be rangebound between 6300 and 5500 In near term.
4. We believe govt would put effort in stablizing and bringing the inflations to accepatable level which may lead to the easing on interest rates additionally reforms in the infrastructure sector should see some good returns in infratructure and realty players which are already beaten down.
5.Our Bets for New Year 2013 .
Fiancial - IB securities , ICICI Bank , SKS Microfinance
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ALternate energy- NHPC , Suzlon,
Infra - ARSS infra, IVRCL , NCC
Misc - DLF , Bartronics , REFEREX , Siti cable , Gati shoudl be indirect beneficiries of recent reforms
And Finally HAPPY INVESTING .
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