08.04.2009

This is call a day,  this is call a day.

probably the whole India was shorting today since opening bell.

We just bought bought bought and market kept moving up and up and up.

This is an another usual big day when we secured 100% accuracy.

All calls trgt done & done in a big way.

We just bought the gap down, and it fired 150 points.

Enjoy the Finest calls of India.

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29.04.2009.

The all targets done day.

The rally day once again, all the longs taken in the morning once again,

and the market kept fired and fired.

All the calls had big big targets today like 5% 7%,

We had only long positions today since morning,

and the market just rallied almost 100 points

 and all targets were done.

An amusing memorable day, just bought, sat idle and all targets came one by one.

Enjoy the Finest Calls of India

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Punter Groups, India

BRIC is an acronym for the developing nations of Brazil, Russia,India and China. These nations will meet on June 16th and the reservestatus of the USD is expected to be a key topic of discussion. Chineseand Russian officials have expressed concern about the USD reservestatus and their holdings of US assets. Recent speculation that the USAAA debt rating could be lowered heightens concern about the potentialrisks of holding U.S.treasuries. Earlier this week, the Russianpresident said that the BRIC may discuss his proposal to create a newworld currency. Russia has reduced its USD reserves from 45% to 41.5%and increased its euro reserves to 44% from 47.5%. Russia's centralbank says that it will reduce holdings of US treasuries. Russia maysell some of its USD reserves and move them to IMF bonds. The Russianpresident says that China supports the idea of the need for a globalreserve currency to replace the dollar.

Chinese officials have expressed concern about the expanding Fedbalance sheet and rising US budget deficit. China’s Zhou said thatChina is concerned about the value of its US holdings. Last week, U.S.Treasury Secretary Geithner met with Chinese officials to reassure theChinese that the US is committed to reducing its fiscal deficit andthat their USD holdings are safe. The Financial News reported Thursdaythat China will look to diversify but will also continue to buy UStreasuries because of lack of alternatives. Brazil is also looking todiversify some of its USD reserves. Brazil recently announced that itplans to buy $10 bln IMF bonds. Indian officials have not taken a leadin the discussion about USD reserve status but they have not objectedto the idea.

US interest rates have risen to the highest level in eight-monthsand the USD is trading near 2009 lows. The interest rate rise and USDdecline reflects concern about the growing risk to the USD reservestatus and funding of the US deficit. New York University economistRoubini says the USD may lose its reserve status. Goldman Sachsanalysts are recommending that central banks diversify out of USholdings. Sixty-three percent of global reserves are held in the USD.The breakdown of the BRIC USD reserves and total global USD reserves in$ billion is noted below.

China 1,534

Russia 476

India 275

Brazil 180

Global 6,898

What are some of the possible risks if the BRIC countries decide tospeed up diversification out of US holdings and broaden discussionsabout the need for a global reserve currency at next week's BRICmeeting in Russia? The biggest risk could be that the dollar may fallsharply in value as investors dump US treasuries. A sharp decline inthe value of the dollar could make it more difficult for the US to fundits budget deficit. Interest rates may continue to rise, the Fed’sbalance sheet will expand and inflation could surge. These factorswould present a major threat to the US recovery and the global economy.Fed Chairman Bernanke said he is confident that the USD will remain themain reserve currency for many years to come. The BRIC countries mayhave a big say in whether Bernanke is right. The BRIC must be carefulnot to trigger a dollar crisis as a freefall in the USD would hurt thevalue of their already large holdings of US treasuries.

We expect the Russian officials to continue to press for a newglobal reserve currency and China to be more circumspect planning toposition the Yuan for a greater global reserve role in the years tocome. Chinese officials will be careful not to make statements thatcould trigger a dollar crisis. 

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 Hello every body .The Investor sentiment in India has improved significantly in the firstquarter of 2009, according to a survey conducted by Dutch financialservices firm ING. With foreign assets growing by more than 100 percent annually in recent years, Indian multinational enterprises (MNEs)have become significant investors in global business markets and Indiais rapidly staking a claim to being a true global business power,according to a survey by the Indian School of Business and the ValeColumbia Center on Sustainable International Investment.

Despite the global financial crisis, inflow of foreign capital to the country has increased sharply in 2008-09.

• India'sforeign exchange reserves increased by US$ 4.2 billion to US$ 255.9billion for the week ended May 8, 2009, according to figures releasedin the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) weekly statistical supplement.
• Netinflows through various non-resident Indians (NRIs) deposits surgedfrom US$ 179 million in 2007-08 to US$ 3,999 million in 2008-09,according to the RBI.
• FDIinflows during April 2008-January 2009 stood at US$ 23.9 billioncompared with US$ 14.4 billion in the corresponding period of theprevious fiscal, witnessing a growth of 65 per cent, according to theDepartment of Industrial Policy & Promotion.
• FIIshave made investments of around US$ 2 billion as of May 14, 2009,including a record single day net purchase of US$ 824.72 million on May13, 2009, according to the Securities and Exchange Board of India(SEBI).
• Inflation for the weekended March 7, 2009, fell to an all time low of 0.44 per cent. Thesharp fall in inflation was due to several factors including easingprices of food articles and fuel items along with a high base effect.Currently, the inflation rate stood at 0.7 per cent for the week endedApril 25, 2009.
• Theyear-on-year (y-o-y) aggregate bank deposits stood at 21.2 per cent ason January 2, 2009. Bank credit touched 24 per cent (y-o-y) on January2, 2009, as against 21.4 per cent on January 4, 2008.
• SinceOctober 2008, the RBI has cut the cash reserve ratio (CRR) and the reporate by 400 basis points each. Also, the reverse repo rate has beenlowered by 200 basis points. Till April 7, 2009, the CRR had furtherbeen lowered by 50 basis points, while the repo and reverse repo rateshave been lowered by 150 basis points each.
• Exportsfrom special economic zones (SEZs) rose 33 per cent during the year toend-March 2009. Exports from such tax-free manufacturing hubs totalledUS$ 18.16 billion last year up from US$ 13.60 billion a year before. this main site is www.ibef.org/economy/economyoverview.aspx.
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