Are stock markets ready to capitulate?

by harharmahadev Wed Jun 15, 2011 4:27 pm

I think so...all signs point to *ka- boom*....

Then the pundits will say, "wah! wah! who knew? who knew?"

Most people will say, "Of course...we all knew it was going to happen!!"...but won't have an explanation why they didn't sell BEFORE the crash!

Then suddenly, everyone will become super-perma-bears and will recommend Ultrashorts!

So here' my stock tip for the day: Follow my advice. Better yet, give me all your money and let me manage it for you for a 10% commission on the profits.

by truthbetold Wed Jun 15, 2011 5:44 pm

Markets have reaL economic reasons to implode. Debt in Eurozone, US barrowing, China and India inflation are all red alerts. Similar red lights were flashing from before 2008. Stock Markets went down and came back. Fundamentals have not changed. An Argentina would have gone belly up. But when world's foremost economies are involved, the rules seem to work differently. US and Euro may be able to take much bigger pain for much longer. The dooms day may be little further than chicken little's prediction of sky is falling. Stock market swoons are possible but 2008 melt down is not in the horizon.

by Guest Thu Jun 16, 2011 12:01 am

harharmahadev wrote:I think so...all signs point to *ka- boom*....

i think you are right. real estate is certainly about to crash.

RBI wrote:A Note of Caution

What the Reserve Bank of India says...

Slowdown in the economy may impact the loan books of lenders while rising interest rates could impact loan growth

Loans to realty is a concern given the
growing share of lending to this sector in
the books of banks.Real estate bad loans
are higher than the industry average and
is also marked by higher slippages

A
large portion of FCCBs may not get converted into equity when they
mature in 2013.They will have to be refinanced at higher interest rates

High reliance on borrowed funds could lead to maturity mismatches

Loan growth was disproportionately high in three sectors retail,commercial real estate and infrastructure

Priority sector loan deteriorated faster than loans to other sectors

NBFCs which borrow from banks & market could be over-leveraged

link: http://lite.epaper.timesofindia.com/mobile.aspx?article=yes&pageid=1&edlabel=ETBG&mydateHid=15-06-2011&pubname=&edname=&articleid=Ar00100&format=&publabel=ET

by Guest Thu Jun 16, 2011 12:05 am

economic times, 15th june wrote:in the first quarter of 2011, home sales dropped 17% in mumbai, 14% in bangalore and 15% in hyderabad

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