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May 22, 2009 T he stock markets have greeted the new government with a huge surge and are set to achieve greater heights. Expectations are huge too and if they are not fulfilled, the sentiment could be reversed. The government will have to act quickly to maintain the momentum, Andrew Holland, CEO institutional equities and equity proprietary trading, Ambit Capital , tells Business Standard's Rajesh Bhayani . Excerpts: Things appear to have changed overnight because there is a stable government at the Centre? Things haven't changed overnight. I have been in India since 1997 and I have been waiting for such a government for 12 years. Others may have been waiting to see this for two decades. A...
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Aditya Sharma
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| 2 years ago
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There is no cause for rejoicing at the moment. We should wait & watch. Though the party is the same who is governing the country but my dear friend we have to wait and watch carefully.
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Hitesh Moghe
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| 2 years ago
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Nice insight sanjay...thanks for sharing it on the site.....
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GOPALAN PARTHASARATHY
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| 2 years ago
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I guess many of the readers are retail investors themselves. As a retail investor invested in India time and again, I have a perspective to share. My investments need to be in Corporates who are strong in Governance, not over leveraged (and hence...
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Hitesh Moghe
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"Too much expectation & too little knowledge"
| 3 years ago
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Yes Sanjay i totally agree with you....as people expect too much and will be knowing very less about what they are doing...and the other thing like the leverage thing you've put up is true....should be done with diversed portfolio....thanks for...
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Sanjay Arora
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"Too much expectation & too little knowledge"
| 3 years ago
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Biggest problem is too much expectation, most of which is due to lack of knowledge hype/wrong promises by broker marketing teams with quotas to meet. There are always going to be trades in which the investor is going to lose, nobody is willing to...
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In order to attract kids you first have to understand how kids think. Kids think with urgency and when they have something in mind, they want it right then and there. They are not willing to wait to be rewarded; hence immediate gratification is of the essence. I recently visited a restaurant chain and noticed something was wrong with their kids meal offering. They had bought kid stuff to give away as a prize with their happy meals, but what they were giving away had me puzzled. The restaurant was giving away a glow-in-the-dark light switch cover. You can probably figure out where I am heading with this example. I asked the employee behind the cash register how well these give-aways worked a...
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Pooja Dangi
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| 3 years ago
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HI, Seriously sir I do think that marketing for kids is the biggest challenge for any marketer, one has to think from kids point of view for that he/she needs to learn the behavior of the kid in detail. And yes Hitesh you are not wrong. We should...
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Hitesh Moghe
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Yes, Shailendra Sood you are absolutely right while marketing some thing to kids one needs to be aware that kids need what they like instantaneously, they can't wait. So one has to always understand what kid things. But are we going to attract...
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Hitesh Moghe
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| 3 years ago
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This year the tax for trade is low I think there would more trade this year at least in India.
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Surender Singh
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| 3 years ago
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THere will be a drop this year because of the recession.
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Hitesh Moghe
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| 3 years ago
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It is just to give an example, Geojit finance has started new financial services and which are actually going well in the market.
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Pravin Patil
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| 3 years ago
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I think that would create more job opportunities in the present market condition, atleast somebody would be hiring when everyone is laying of people.
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ASOKE KUSARI
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| 2 years ago
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 Budget is a Govt. document, if passed by Parliament, it is binding. Sometimes, ammendments are done before it is passed. We rely or not - it is the "statutory". When we study the Budget in depth, we see that interests of common man has been...
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Hitesh Moghe
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So here if you see I do not think these rebated needs to be necessary I think it is the time when you can really get ahead of others. And I think he is doing the mistake once again as he has done before.
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Hitesh Moghe
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| 3 years ago
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I think it is correct to insure it at least there would be a back up in that case.
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Vikram Kashyap
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| 3 years ago
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I would say that people are simply waiting for the correct time and the bottom line remains that everyone wants to invest in long term for crude they are simply waiting for the correct time.
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Hitesh Moghe
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| 3 years ago
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I would say there is no need for pension funds to invest in crude, because of the credit crisis there has been price down for various commodities and so there are many potential buyers for pension funds.
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sandesh saboo
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sensex would depened on sentiments and demand and supply of funds and papers.would ultimately depends on how much paper our corporate would issue and how much fund is rushing in.technically it shoul d rebound after a correction which is already...
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Sudhir Shirke
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| 3 years ago
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I do not think that there would be some kind of stability in the market the present situation is only due to that govt. has created liquidity in the market by reducing the CRR and repo rate.
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Hitesh Moghe
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| 3 years ago
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The record of the last month shows there are chance for it to grow. Companies have stopped panicking and their rate of hiring is quiet possible to increase that would maintain a stability in the market.
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Building of longterm relation
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Hitesh Moghe
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"Building of longterm relation"
| 3 years ago
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Building of long term relation with customer, supplier, shareholders and employees. Investment is made for future support and develop their core competencies.
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Ideate: "Advancement of financial engg." deleted from your view.
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