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Please open it and write your name,e-mail address etc,what they want ,u will see your name everywhere. http://www.themessagegroup. com.au/last-nights-news.php
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SB DIKSHIT
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have u any proof or just a guess work
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Ramprasad Murthy
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LOVELY
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Makrand Bhave
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superb!! interesting and certainly gives some inspirational ideas!! :)) Thanks for the referral Sir!! :))
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A young man, a student in one of the universities, was one day taking a walk with a professor, who was commonly called the students' friend for his kindness to those who waited on his instructions. As they went along, they saw lying in the path a pair of old shoes, which were supposed to belong to a poor man who was working in a field close by, and who had nearly finished his day's work . . . Student turned to the professor, saying: 'Let us play the man a trick: We will hide his shoes, and hide ourselves behind those bushes, and wait to see his perplexity when he cannot find them ...' 'My young friend,' answered the professor, 'We should never amuse ourselves at the expense of the poor . . ...
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BEENA AGARWAL
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Excellent and very heart touching.Nice story.Thanks for posting such nice article.I wish everyone who read it should apply this in their lifetime at least once.
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Ramprasad Murthy
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Indeed soul touching!! Leaves behind a moral to adopt.
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SIP - Systematic Investment Plan refers to an organized and disciplined approach of having a Mutual Fund Investment. With this you can make small portions of your savings reap significant returns if followed in a periodic fashion for a reasonable duration. Benefit : Rupee Cost Averaging i.e. Higher the Net Asset Value (NAV) - Lower the Units you get Lower the Net Asset Value (NAV) - Higher the Units you get Oppurtunity : Make use of the fluctuations in the Market Ideal Combination : Scheme : Equity Diversified (May vary based on ur choice) Type : Open Ended (Preferably) Fund Allocation : Say Rs. 500/- (minimum or as per the scheme details) Period : Monthly Basis (Ideal) Date : within 5 days...
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Ramprasad Murthy
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SIP is a very good opportunity for people who 1. Do not understand the market nuances 2. When to invest and how much 3. Cannot shell out lumpsums 4. Can wait for a period of atleast three years(they should plan for this period)
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Padmanabhan R
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Thanks for sharing sir, “the earlier the better”, SIP is an excellent option if you don’t have much market exposure and if your source of income is monthly. It will have averaging benefits and due to rupee cost averaging the per unit cost will...
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Investing in mutual funds seems to be better right now...
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Invest as per the Risk Appetitie of the Investor..
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Ankit Gandhi
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yes, I totally agree with you, mutual fund is the best option for investment in any circumstances. As far as concern about post budget the government is likely more to allocate for the infrastructer so it will be beneficial to investment in...
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Ramprasad Murthy
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Though investing in Mutual funds would a good option, I would limit myself to only this option. However, it would be prudent enough, whoever the investor and whatever the risk taking capacity, I would rather suggest that an individual needs to first...
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Paresh.Khanchandani
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Mutual Funds related to Infrastructure, Stocks related to Infra, Power, Irrigation, Banking are the options. The investment Horizon should be minimum of 3 to 5 years.
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Preparing a financial plan after evaluating client's risk profile and cash flows
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Ramprasad Murthy
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Could you please elaborate as to what we are discussing about?
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Is Gold funds Better than gold? Gold is being more and more recognised as an asset class worth investing in.Now you can buy substantial gold by investing in Gold Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) launched by mutual funds. When you own units, you in a way buy gold value that amount and deposit it with a custodian. The Net Asset Value (NAV) of gold is determined by gold prices. Every unit represents one gram of gold. These funds have been scheduled on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE), and it's possible to buy and sell these units just like shares through a demat account. Gold exchange traded funds set aside charges on locker facilities and insurance. As fa...
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Ramprasad Murthy
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The advantage of buying Gold ETF is that at any point of time you can redeem your units and realize the present value of gold at that point of time. So you get the value of 995 purity of gold at the time of redemption. Where as if you are buying...
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Akash
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Yes gold funds are the best and safest investment. They are better than gold since there is no risk of theft and they are easy to invest in. No one needs to bother about quality of gold also.
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Samir Das
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Yes competition should be there between companies.It will motivate them to try to gain an upper hand on each other which is always good for a healthy and competitive work environment.
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Ramprasad Murthy
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Unless and until we have competition, we do not get the best. This should be the underlying factor even for the companies and their products. While competition is good , they need to ensure the quality, the after sales and more important there should...
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BEENA AGARWAL
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Competition should always be there as it always 1) Improve The quality of the product 2) Keep the market price in the reach of common people 3) Producer will always be aware for production ,delivary and quality to keep supply at time 4) It will...
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Training Budget should not be cut
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Hell with people development it can wait
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E.K.Shyam Kumar
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Training budget should be increased infact, since this is the time to invest when the market is down with recession. Now is the time when employees feel insecure and devoting time for training, will enhance their spirit, motovation & self esteem....
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Ramprasad Murthy
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Well it is quite surprising that a subject like "Training" is looked at with scant respect. It is observed that in many organisations employees sitting next to each other do not know as to what the other person is doing. This shows that employees are...
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VLADIMIR GUTENMAHER
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Indeed I second the opinion that training is a must, especially during crisis! Still, there are resources that might be useful for those which are looking to enhance the "in-house" training! In Romania we have www.avabox.ro .
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Ramprasad Murthy
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Its the way you look at the scene. A glass half full would be read as "half empty" or "half full". I think that the present situation is bad though but not as bad as the same is in the West. Yesterdays report about Obama asking some Banks to...
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Alok Kumar Singh
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Yes its over, and there are no chances that it will bounce back. The last hope of a bailout by the government is also rejected. With the market sentiments at such a low level, the spending power of consumers will also go down. So who will prefer...
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Layoffs
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Training
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Rajabharatari S Lagali
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Training is the best way to keep the existing employers to well versed with new technologies and method, than recruiting new, they will take time to settle in any company for couple of months, we will be wasiting time. The same time can be used...
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Ramprasad Murthy
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Though it seems to be the order of the day to go for "Layoffs", I sincerely feel that this is not the option, though a very easy one though. When the trend in the market turns around, it would be again very difficult to scout for people and in the...
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Sanjib Kumar Jena
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We can train our employee and enhance them to use them in various sectors to get more revenue which will be cheaper them hiring new one it will improve the loyality and moral of old employee as well as keep the companies value higher. you might...
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