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In this article I look at “DUBAI JITTER ACROSS COUNTRIES AND INVESTMENT AVEVNUES –What, Why, How and What’s Next???”  What Happened?  Holding in Dubai World Portfolil?  Snapshot of the United Arab Emirates  Dubai World – The Debt Maturity Schedule - The story is not going to go away easily and immediately…  World biggest debtor nations  Global Islamic Bond Issuance  Largest foreign banks invested in UAE (Loan 2008)  Drastics change in Sovereign CDS level in last two days  The Potential Risk (Commercial RE) BUT am confident that there is nothing material in it…  Markets finding optimism within Dubai pessimism  Going Forward… Thanking You, Warm Personal Regards, Vinit Tulsyan]]>
In this article I look at “DUBAI JITTER ACROSS COUNTRIES AND INVESTMENT AVEVNUES –What, Why, How and What’s Next???”  What Happened?  Holding in Dubai World Portfolil?  Snapshot of the United Arab Emirates  Dubai World – The Debt Maturity Schedule - The story is not going to go away easily and immediately…  World biggest debtor nations  Global Islamic Bond Issuance  Largest foreign banks invested in UAE (Loan 2008)  Drastics change in Sovereign CDS level in last two days  The Potential Risk (Commercial RE) BUT am confident that there is nothing material in it…  Markets finding optimism within Dubai pessimism  Going Forward… Thanking You, Warm Personal Regards, Vinit Tulsyan]]> Sat, 28 Nov 2009 14:11:40 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/dubai-jitter-across-countries-and-investment-avevnues-what-why-how-and-whats-next vinittulsyan@slideshare.net(vinittulsyan) Dubai Jitter Across Countries And Investment Avevnues –What, Why, How And Whats Next vinittulsyan In this article I look at “DUBAI JITTER ACROSS COUNTRIES AND INVESTMENT AVEVNUES –What, Why, How and What’s Next???”  What Happened?  Holding in Dubai World Portfolil?  Snapshot of the United Arab Emirates  Dubai World – The Debt Maturity Schedule - The story is not going to go away easily and immediately…  World biggest debtor nations  Global Islamic Bond Issuance  Largest foreign banks invested in UAE (Loan 2008)  Drastics change in Sovereign CDS level in last two days  The Potential Risk (Commercial RE) BUT am confident that there is nothing material in it…  Markets finding optimism within Dubai pessimism  Going Forward… Thanking You, Warm Personal Regards, Vinit Tulsyan <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/dubaijitteracrosscountriesandinvestmentavevnueswhatwhyhowandwhatsnext-091128081153-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1259417520" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> In this article I look at “DUBAI JITTER ACROSS COUNTRIES AND INVESTMENT AVEVNUES –What, Why, How and What’s Next???”  What Happened?  Holding in Dubai World Portfolil?  Snapshot of the United Arab Emirates  Dubai World – The Debt Maturity Schedule - The story is not going to go away easily and immediately…  World biggest debtor nations  Global Islamic Bond Issuance  Largest foreign banks invested in UAE (Loan 2008)  Drastics change in Sovereign CDS level in last two days  The Potential Risk (Commercial RE) BUT am confident that there is nothing material in it…  Markets finding optimism within Dubai pessimism  Going Forward… Thanking You, Warm Personal Regards, Vinit Tulsyan Dubai Jitter Across Countries And Investment Avevnues –What, Why, How And Whats Next
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]]> 87 0 http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/dubaijitteracrosscountriesandinvestmentavevnueswhatwhyhowandwhatsnext-091128081153-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1259417520 document http://activitystrea.ms/schema/1.0/post http://activitystrea.ms/schema/1.0/posted Where are financial markets heading? http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/where-are-financial-markets-heading
In this article I look at: • What is currently happening, what has happened in last few days and where are financial markets heading? • A little closer look at a flop show by FEDERAL RESERVE (FOMC Statement) and its stance and direction on economy and Interest rates • India & Indian central bank (RBI) making headlines all over the world over its GOLD(EN) purchase; my views on what does it mean? • Where are currencies of emerging economies (especially India) headed? • Nouriel Rubini & Jim Roger Fight: I thought to have my take on their fight with the former predicting that the "mother of all carry trades" is growing and threatening to cause a global implosion, with investors using cheap US dollars to embrace risk will quickly reverse course once the greenback strengthens and the latter saying Mr. Roubini hasn’t done his homework, yet again. • The reason given in this article lead me to believe that what Mr. Rubini is saying is wrong? Well, I am too small to even counter Mr. Rubini’s argument, who was one of the few first to predict the economic collapse. But I believe that US$ might reverse its course against developed world currencies, e.g., EUROZONE, JAPAN etc., in the medium to longer term, but not as much against emerging economies including India. So the question or skeptism about Asset bust all around the globe including emerging economies, I believe seems doubtful. • The reasons given in the article does not let me believe Mr. Rubini’s prediction of everyone closing their shorts on the dollar, selling these risky assets across the world leading this huge asset bubble going into an asset bust”, ]]>
In this article I look at: • What is currently happening, what has happened in last few days and where are financial markets heading? • A little closer look at a flop show by FEDERAL RESERVE (FOMC Statement) and its stance and direction on economy and Interest rates • India & Indian central bank (RBI) making headlines all over the world over its GOLD(EN) purchase; my views on what does it mean? • Where are currencies of emerging economies (especially India) headed? • Nouriel Rubini & Jim Roger Fight: I thought to have my take on their fight with the former predicting that the "mother of all carry trades" is growing and threatening to cause a global implosion, with investors using cheap US dollars to embrace risk will quickly reverse course once the greenback strengthens and the latter saying Mr. Roubini hasn’t done his homework, yet again. • The reason given in this article lead me to believe that what Mr. Rubini is saying is wrong? Well, I am too small to even counter Mr. Rubini’s argument, who was one of the few first to predict the economic collapse. But I believe that US$ might reverse its course against developed world currencies, e.g., EUROZONE, JAPAN etc., in the medium to longer term, but not as much against emerging economies including India. So the question or skeptism about Asset bust all around the globe including emerging economies, I believe seems doubtful. • The reasons given in the article does not let me believe Mr. Rubini’s prediction of everyone closing their shorts on the dollar, selling these risky assets across the world leading this huge asset bubble going into an asset bust”, ]]> Thu, 05 Nov 2009 00:41:39 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/where-are-financial-markets-heading vinittulsyan@slideshare.net(vinittulsyan) Where are financial markets heading? vinittulsyan In this article I look at: • What is currently happening, what has happened in last few days and where are financial markets heading? • A little closer look at a flop show by FEDERAL RESERVE (FOMC Statement) and its stance and direction on economy and Interest rates • India &amp; Indian central bank (RBI) making headlines all over the world over its GOLD(EN) purchase; my views on what does it mean? • Where are currencies of emerging economies (especially India) headed? • Nouriel Rubini &amp; Jim Roger Fight: I thought to have my take on their fight with the former predicting that the &quot;mother of all carry trades&quot; is growing and threatening to cause a global implosion, with investors using cheap US dollars to embrace risk will quickly reverse course once the greenback strengthens and the latter saying Mr. Roubini hasn’t done his homework, yet again. • The reason given in this article lead me to believe that what Mr. Rubini is saying is wrong? Well, I am too small to even counter Mr. Rubini’s argument, who was one of the few first to predict the economic collapse. But I believe that US$ might reverse its course against developed world currencies, e.g., EUROZONE, JAPAN etc., in the medium to longer term, but not as much against emerging economies including India. So the question or skeptism about Asset bust all around the globe including emerging economies, I believe seems doubtful. • The reasons given in the article does not let me believe Mr. Rubini’s prediction of everyone closing their shorts on the dollar, selling these risky assets across the world leading this huge asset bubble going into an asset bust”, <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/wherearefinancialmarketsheading-091104184147-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1257381715" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> In this article I look at: • What is currently happening, what has happened in last few days and where are financial markets heading? • A little closer look at a flop show by FEDERAL RESERVE (FOMC Statement) and its stance and direction on economy and Interest rates • India &amp; Indian central bank (RBI) making headlines all over the world over its GOLD(EN) purchase; my views on what does it mean? • Where are currencies of emerging economies (especially India) headed? • Nouriel Rubini &amp; Jim Roger Fight: I thought to have my take on their fight with the former predicting that the &quot;mother of all carry trades&quot; is growing and threatening to cause a global implosion, with investors using cheap US dollars to embrace risk will quickly reverse course once the greenback strengthens and the latter saying Mr. Roubini hasn’t done his homework, yet again. • The reason given in this article lead me to believe that what Mr. Rubini is saying is wrong? Well, I am too small to even counter Mr. Rubini’s argument, who was one of the few first to predict the economic collapse. But I believe that US$ might reverse its course against developed world currencies, e.g., EUROZONE, JAPAN etc., in the medium to longer term, but not as much against emerging economies including India. So the question or skeptism about Asset bust all around the globe including emerging economies, I believe seems doubtful. • The reasons given in the article does not let me believe Mr. Rubini’s prediction of everyone closing their shorts on the dollar, selling these risky assets across the world leading this huge asset bubble going into an asset bust”, Where are financial markets heading?
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]]> 262 0 http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/wherearefinancialmarketsheading-091104184147-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1257381715 document http://activitystrea.ms/schema/1.0/post http://activitystrea.ms/schema/1.0/posted The Rally Returns http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/the-rally-returns
US GDP reignites not only equities rally but base metals, precious metals, oil all at the same time...Dollar pulling back after 5 days of winning streak and believe that with good GDP data, it will continue...Rupee less on the back of our strong IIP data but more on unbalanced dynamics in United States will continue to strengthen...commodities to rally further on the back of hope of global economic recovery (steel, coal, alluminium, silver, gold) on the back of now stronger conviction over US GDP to grow by =&gt;3% for 2009, equities after few days of expected rally to move sideways along with occasional upticks (as earning season over and one major macro economic data point out with not not much of day to day trigger left) with positive bias... Last couples of days were about forced selling, which actually let my confidence shattered that whether I am on the wrong side of the trade but GDP data from US have more than put my confidence back on track. I still continue to believe that all emerging markets (including our own Indian market) Indian markets will continue to move on news coming out of developed market especially US. And what more evidence than the selloff in all the emerging markets (more evident from a drop in MSCI) on the back of pullback in developed market, mainly United States. US stocks rallied as the GDP grew the fastest (3.5%) in last two years against a drop of 0.74 and 6.43% in two previous quarters. GDP growth was mainly fueled by consumer spending, which actually shows off in GDP numbers. The U.S. economy returned to growth in the third quarter after a yearlong contraction as government incentives spurred consumers to spend more on homes and cars. The turnaround in residential investment, which added to GDP for the first time since 2005, was also a bright spot, although it remains to be seen how much of that improvement was linked to government efforts to prop up the housing market. ]]>
US GDP reignites not only equities rally but base metals, precious metals, oil all at the same time...Dollar pulling back after 5 days of winning streak and believe that with good GDP data, it will continue...Rupee less on the back of our strong IIP data but more on unbalanced dynamics in United States will continue to strengthen...commodities to rally further on the back of hope of global economic recovery (steel, coal, alluminium, silver, gold) on the back of now stronger conviction over US GDP to grow by =&gt;3% for 2009, equities after few days of expected rally to move sideways along with occasional upticks (as earning season over and one major macro economic data point out with not not much of day to day trigger left) with positive bias... Last couples of days were about forced selling, which actually let my confidence shattered that whether I am on the wrong side of the trade but GDP data from US have more than put my confidence back on track. I still continue to believe that all emerging markets (including our own Indian market) Indian markets will continue to move on news coming out of developed market especially US. And what more evidence than the selloff in all the emerging markets (more evident from a drop in MSCI) on the back of pullback in developed market, mainly United States. US stocks rallied as the GDP grew the fastest (3.5%) in last two years against a drop of 0.74 and 6.43% in two previous quarters. GDP growth was mainly fueled by consumer spending, which actually shows off in GDP numbers. The U.S. economy returned to growth in the third quarter after a yearlong contraction as government incentives spurred consumers to spend more on homes and cars. The turnaround in residential investment, which added to GDP for the first time since 2005, was also a bright spot, although it remains to be seen how much of that improvement was linked to government efforts to prop up the housing market. ]]> Thu, 29 Oct 2009 23:18:46 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/the-rally-returns vinittulsyan@slideshare.net(vinittulsyan) The Rally Returns vinittulsyan US GDP reignites not only equities rally but base metals, precious metals, oil all at the same time...Dollar pulling back after 5 days of winning streak and believe that with good GDP data, it will continue...Rupee less on the back of our strong IIP data but more on unbalanced dynamics in United States will continue to strengthen...commodities to rally further on the back of hope of global economic recovery (steel, coal, alluminium, silver, gold) on the back of now stronger conviction over US GDP to grow by =&amp;gt;3% for 2009, equities after few days of expected rally to move sideways along with occasional upticks (as earning season over and one major macro economic data point out with not not much of day to day trigger left) with positive bias... Last couples of days were about forced selling, which actually let my confidence shattered that whether I am on the wrong side of the trade but GDP data from US have more than put my confidence back on track. I still continue to believe that all emerging markets (including our own Indian market) Indian markets will continue to move on news coming out of developed market especially US. And what more evidence than the selloff in all the emerging markets (more evident from a drop in MSCI) on the back of pullback in developed market, mainly United States. US stocks rallied as the GDP grew the fastest (3.5%) in last two years against a drop of 0.74 and 6.43% in two previous quarters. GDP growth was mainly fueled by consumer spending, which actually shows off in GDP numbers. The U.S. economy returned to growth in the third quarter after a yearlong contraction as government incentives spurred consumers to spend more on homes and cars. The turnaround in residential investment, which added to GDP for the first time since 2005, was also a bright spot, although it remains to be seen how much of that improvement was linked to government efforts to prop up the housing market. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/therallyreturns-091029181857-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1256858871" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> US GDP reignites not only equities rally but base metals, precious metals, oil all at the same time...Dollar pulling back after 5 days of winning streak and believe that with good GDP data, it will continue...Rupee less on the back of our strong IIP data but more on unbalanced dynamics in United States will continue to strengthen...commodities to rally further on the back of hope of global economic recovery (steel, coal, alluminium, silver, gold) on the back of now stronger conviction over US GDP to grow by =&amp;gt;3% for 2009, equities after few days of expected rally to move sideways along with occasional upticks (as earning season over and one major macro economic data point out with not not much of day to day trigger left) with positive bias... Last couples of days were about forced selling, which actually let my confidence shattered that whether I am on the wrong side of the trade but GDP data from US have more than put my confidence back on track. I still continue to believe that all emerging markets (including our own Indian market) Indian markets will continue to move on news coming out of developed market especially US. And what more evidence than the selloff in all the emerging markets (more evident from a drop in MSCI) on the back of pullback in developed market, mainly United States. US stocks rallied as the GDP grew the fastest (3.5%) in last two years against a drop of 0.74 and 6.43% in two previous quarters. GDP growth was mainly fueled by consumer spending, which actually shows off in GDP numbers. The U.S. economy returned to growth in the third quarter after a yearlong contraction as government incentives spurred consumers to spend more on homes and cars. The turnaround in residential investment, which added to GDP for the first time since 2005, was also a bright spot, although it remains to be seen how much of that improvement was linked to government efforts to prop up the housing market. The Rally Returns
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Volatility in equity markets to take centre-stage in coming weeks (coming weeks because CHINA GDP and earning season could provide little more upside to market at-least till the end of earning season) on wake of debate around reversing policy actions, actions by regulators around the globe (especially emerging market) to prevent their respective currencies appreciate drastically against weakening Dollar (Brazil being the classic case), continued lower treasuries yields (with FED not expected to reverse its policy any time soon), Money finding its way to safe heavens, continuing commodities surge (base metals). The Brazilian 2% tax debate on foreign funds purchases of Fixed-income securities and equities: The debate around Brazilian Finance Ministry move late Monday to imposed a 2% tax on foreign purchases of fixed-income securities and equities, effective Tuesday: The after effects: Brazil’s Bovespa index fell 2.9% to 65,303.11, its worst percentage decline since late June, but managed to fight its way back from an intraday fall of nearly 5%. Brazilian Real tumbled 2.2% hit on Tuesday on the back of same news.]]>
Volatility in equity markets to take centre-stage in coming weeks (coming weeks because CHINA GDP and earning season could provide little more upside to market at-least till the end of earning season) on wake of debate around reversing policy actions, actions by regulators around the globe (especially emerging market) to prevent their respective currencies appreciate drastically against weakening Dollar (Brazil being the classic case), continued lower treasuries yields (with FED not expected to reverse its policy any time soon), Money finding its way to safe heavens, continuing commodities surge (base metals). The Brazilian 2% tax debate on foreign funds purchases of Fixed-income securities and equities: The debate around Brazilian Finance Ministry move late Monday to imposed a 2% tax on foreign purchases of fixed-income securities and equities, effective Tuesday: The after effects: Brazil’s Bovespa index fell 2.9% to 65,303.11, its worst percentage decline since late June, but managed to fight its way back from an intraday fall of nearly 5%. Brazilian Real tumbled 2.2% hit on Tuesday on the back of same news.]]> Wed, 21 Oct 2009 13:43:24 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/chinese-gdp-and-brazilian-tax-effect-on-financial-markets-across-the-globe vinittulsyan@slideshare.net(vinittulsyan) Chinese GDP And Brazilian Tax Effect On Financial Markets Across The Globe vinittulsyan Volatility in equity markets to take centre-stage in coming weeks (coming weeks because CHINA GDP and earning season could provide little more upside to market at-least till the end of earning season) on wake of debate around reversing policy actions, actions by regulators around the globe (especially emerging market) to prevent their respective currencies appreciate drastically against weakening Dollar (Brazil being the classic case), continued lower treasuries yields (with FED not expected to reverse its policy any time soon), Money finding its way to safe heavens, continuing commodities surge (base metals). The Brazilian 2% tax debate on foreign funds purchases of Fixed-income securities and equities: The debate around Brazilian Finance Ministry move late Monday to imposed a 2% tax on foreign purchases of fixed-income securities and equities, effective Tuesday: The after effects: Brazil&rsquo;s Bovespa index fell 2.9% to 65,303.11, its worst percentage decline since late June, but managed to fight its way back from an intraday fall of nearly 5%. Brazilian Real tumbled 2.2% hit on Tuesday on the back of same news. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/chinesegdpandbraziliantaxeffectonfinancialmarketsacrosstheglobe-091021084331-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1256132620" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> Volatility in equity markets to take centre-stage in coming weeks (coming weeks because CHINA GDP and earning season could provide little more upside to market at-least till the end of earning season) on wake of debate around reversing policy actions, actions by regulators around the globe (especially emerging market) to prevent their respective currencies appreciate drastically against weakening Dollar (Brazil being the classic case), continued lower treasuries yields (with FED not expected to reverse its policy any time soon), Money finding its way to safe heavens, continuing commodities surge (base metals). The Brazilian 2% tax debate on foreign funds purchases of Fixed-income securities and equities: The debate around Brazilian Finance Ministry move late Monday to imposed a 2% tax on foreign purchases of fixed-income securities and equities, effective Tuesday: The after effects: Brazil&rsquo;s Bovespa index fell 2.9% to 65,303.11, its worst percentage decline since late June, but managed to fight its way back from an intraday fall of nearly 5%. Brazilian Real tumbled 2.2% hit on Tuesday on the back of same news. Chinese GDP And Brazilian Tax Effect On Financial Markets Across The Globe
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]]> 240 0 http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/chinesegdpandbraziliantaxeffectonfinancialmarketsacrosstheglobe-091021084331-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1256132620 document http://activitystrea.ms/schema/1.0/post http://activitystrea.ms/schema/1.0/posted Markets Ok October But Rough &amp; Tough November http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/markets-ok-october-but-rough-tough-november
October to continue lending support to Equities and OIL (on the back of stronger expected economic recovery reflected in equities strength), Current week/fortnight to be the most crucial and exiting period to be watch out for in 2009. November: Toughest period to be in equities (not because it will fall, but because it will be extremely choppy, volatile, and trade sideways and with 80-85% of our daily turnover coming from F&O segment, November is not the month to be equities), USD to slip further, GOLD, Bond prices to rise, Indian Rupee to strengthen further during November. The Summary Markets in my expectation will continue to move higher during October in between continued sideways movement and volatilities due to two reasons. One because of much better than expected earnings reported by US financials, technology, healthcare majors in next two weeks and continued good news on jobs front, retail sales, lower delinquencies, higher mortgage application on the back of continued lower mortgage rates, manufacturing data etc. And on the back of all these news, I also expect OIL to make newer highs during this period. Global markets (including Indian Markets) will continue to look for cues from US earning season to move sideways with positive bias (with pop-ups to positive side occasionally). The strength in broader markets on the back of global news flow will continue to support stocks, which will be reporting Earnings back in our markets. November in my expectation will be toughest period to be in the market. I do not expect the markets to fall significantly, but, yes, I expect the market to become choppy, volatile and move sideways, due to end of earnings season, increased focus towards debate over reverse in policies by central bankers all around the globe and on Inflation. Even this choppiness and sideways movement might have positive bias occasionally due to positive macro data continuing to come out of west to support economic recovery in developed world. I expect USD to slip further during November on the back of debate getting stronger on US Federal Reserve becoming laggard in reversing policy regarding quantitative easing and Interest rates. This might make debate over search for safe heavens to take centre-stage, which might bring GOLD and Treasuries (higher bond prices) into limelight during this period. I also expect the Rupee to reach newer highs during this period, on the back of weakening USD, which could also strengthen on the back of stronger economic data coming out of India and RBI’s statement during its monetary policy.]]>
October to continue lending support to Equities and OIL (on the back of stronger expected economic recovery reflected in equities strength), Current week/fortnight to be the most crucial and exiting period to be watch out for in 2009. November: Toughest period to be in equities (not because it will fall, but because it will be extremely choppy, volatile, and trade sideways and with 80-85% of our daily turnover coming from F&O segment, November is not the month to be equities), USD to slip further, GOLD, Bond prices to rise, Indian Rupee to strengthen further during November. The Summary Markets in my expectation will continue to move higher during October in between continued sideways movement and volatilities due to two reasons. One because of much better than expected earnings reported by US financials, technology, healthcare majors in next two weeks and continued good news on jobs front, retail sales, lower delinquencies, higher mortgage application on the back of continued lower mortgage rates, manufacturing data etc. And on the back of all these news, I also expect OIL to make newer highs during this period. Global markets (including Indian Markets) will continue to look for cues from US earning season to move sideways with positive bias (with pop-ups to positive side occasionally). The strength in broader markets on the back of global news flow will continue to support stocks, which will be reporting Earnings back in our markets. November in my expectation will be toughest period to be in the market. I do not expect the markets to fall significantly, but, yes, I expect the market to become choppy, volatile and move sideways, due to end of earnings season, increased focus towards debate over reverse in policies by central bankers all around the globe and on Inflation. Even this choppiness and sideways movement might have positive bias occasionally due to positive macro data continuing to come out of west to support economic recovery in developed world. I expect USD to slip further during November on the back of debate getting stronger on US Federal Reserve becoming laggard in reversing policy regarding quantitative easing and Interest rates. This might make debate over search for safe heavens to take centre-stage, which might bring GOLD and Treasuries (higher bond prices) into limelight during this period. I also expect the Rupee to reach newer highs during this period, on the back of weakening USD, which could also strengthen on the back of stronger economic data coming out of India and RBI’s statement during its monetary policy.]]> Tue, 13 Oct 2009 06:35:14 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/markets-ok-october-but-rough-tough-november vinittulsyan@slideshare.net(vinittulsyan) Markets Ok October But Rough &amp; Tough November vinittulsyan October to continue lending support to Equities and OIL (on the back of stronger expected economic recovery reflected in equities strength), Current week/fortnight to be the most crucial and exiting period to be watch out for in 2009. November: Toughest period to be in equities (not because it will fall, but because it will be extremely choppy, volatile, and trade sideways and with 80-85% of our daily turnover coming from F&amp;O segment, November is not the month to be equities), USD to slip further, GOLD, Bond prices to rise, Indian Rupee to strengthen further during November. The Summary Markets in my expectation will continue to move higher during October in between continued sideways movement and volatilities due to two reasons. One because of much better than expected earnings reported by US financials, technology, healthcare majors in next two weeks and continued good news on jobs front, retail sales, lower delinquencies, higher mortgage application on the back of continued lower mortgage rates, manufacturing data etc. And on the back of all these news, I also expect OIL to make newer highs during this period. Global markets (including Indian Markets) will continue to look for cues from US earning season to move sideways with positive bias (with pop-ups to positive side occasionally). The strength in broader markets on the back of global news flow will continue to support stocks, which will be reporting Earnings back in our markets. November in my expectation will be toughest period to be in the market. I do not expect the markets to fall significantly, but, yes, I expect the market to become choppy, volatile and move sideways, due to end of earnings season, increased focus towards debate over reverse in policies by central bankers all around the globe and on Inflation. Even this choppiness and sideways movement might have positive bias occasionally due to positive macro data continuing to come out of west to support economic recovery in developed world. I expect USD to slip further during November on the back of debate getting stronger on US Federal Reserve becoming laggard in reversing policy regarding quantitative easing and Interest rates. This might make debate over search for safe heavens to take centre-stage, which might bring GOLD and Treasuries (higher bond prices) into limelight during this period. I also expect the Rupee to reach newer highs during this period, on the back of weakening USD, which could also strengthen on the back of stronger economic data coming out of India and RBI’s statement during its monetary policy. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/marketsokoctoberbutroughtoughnovember-091013013522-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1255415732" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> October to continue lending support to Equities and OIL (on the back of stronger expected economic recovery reflected in equities strength), Current week/fortnight to be the most crucial and exiting period to be watch out for in 2009. November: Toughest period to be in equities (not because it will fall, but because it will be extremely choppy, volatile, and trade sideways and with 80-85% of our daily turnover coming from F&amp;O segment, November is not the month to be equities), USD to slip further, GOLD, Bond prices to rise, Indian Rupee to strengthen further during November. The Summary Markets in my expectation will continue to move higher during October in between continued sideways movement and volatilities due to two reasons. One because of much better than expected earnings reported by US financials, technology, healthcare majors in next two weeks and continued good news on jobs front, retail sales, lower delinquencies, higher mortgage application on the back of continued lower mortgage rates, manufacturing data etc. And on the back of all these news, I also expect OIL to make newer highs during this period. Global markets (including Indian Markets) will continue to look for cues from US earning season to move sideways with positive bias (with pop-ups to positive side occasionally). The strength in broader markets on the back of global news flow will continue to support stocks, which will be reporting Earnings back in our markets. November in my expectation will be toughest period to be in the market. I do not expect the markets to fall significantly, but, yes, I expect the market to become choppy, volatile and move sideways, due to end of earnings season, increased focus towards debate over reverse in policies by central bankers all around the globe and on Inflation. Even this choppiness and sideways movement might have positive bias occasionally due to positive macro data continuing to come out of west to support economic recovery in developed world. I expect USD to slip further during November on the back of debate getting stronger on US Federal Reserve becoming laggard in reversing policy regarding quantitative easing and Interest rates. This might make debate over search for safe heavens to take centre-stage, which might bring GOLD and Treasuries (higher bond prices) into limelight during this period. I also expect the Rupee to reach newer highs during this period, on the back of weakening USD, which could also strengthen on the back of stronger economic data coming out of India and RBI’s statement during its monetary policy. Markets Ok October But Rough & Tough November
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Rally all across: Base & precious metals, treasuries prices, Equities, OIL all rallying at the same time, signaling debate over flight to safe heavens taking centre-stage, which might make equities all across the globe to move sideways and volatile: A TAKE ON GOLD, CURRENCIES, INTEREST RATES, INFLATION, EQUITIES]]>
Rally all across: Base & precious metals, treasuries prices, Equities, OIL all rallying at the same time, signaling debate over flight to safe heavens taking centre-stage, which might make equities all across the globe to move sideways and volatile: A TAKE ON GOLD, CURRENCIES, INTEREST RATES, INFLATION, EQUITIES]]> Tue, 06 Oct 2009 20:36:33 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/rally-across-all-investment-avenues-to-make-markets-more-volatile-and-move-sideways vinittulsyan@slideshare.net(vinittulsyan) Rally Across All Investment Avenues To Make Markets More Volatile And Move Sideways vinittulsyan Rally all across: Base &amp; precious metals, treasuries prices, Equities, OIL all rallying at the same time, signaling debate over flight to safe heavens taking centre-stage, which might make equities all across the globe to move sideways and volatile: A TAKE ON GOLD, CURRENCIES, INTEREST RATES, INFLATION, EQUITIES <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/rallyacrossallinvestmentavenuestomakemarketsmorevolatileandmovesideways-091006153643-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1254861408" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> Rally all across: Base &amp; precious metals, treasuries prices, Equities, OIL all rallying at the same time, signaling debate over flight to safe heavens taking centre-stage, which might make equities all across the globe to move sideways and volatile: A TAKE ON GOLD, CURRENCIES, INTEREST RATES, INFLATION, EQUITIES Rally Across All Investment Avenues To Make Markets More Volatile And Move Sideways
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]]> 135 0 http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/rallyacrossallinvestmentavenuestomakemarketsmorevolatileandmovesideways-091006153643-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1254861408 document http://activitystrea.ms/schema/1.0/post http://activitystrea.ms/schema/1.0/posted Bharti – Mtn No Cross Border Connection – A Different Take 30th September 2009 http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/bharti-mtn-no-cross-border-connection-a-different-take-30th-september-2009
My article on Bharti & MTN deal, A DIFFERENT TAKE on its ramifications for companies with in Telecom Sector and for India Inc. and telecom sector at large. • UNFORTUNATELY END OF A PHENOMENON, WHICH IN MY VIEW COULD HAVE CHANGED DYNAMICS OF INDIA INC. • This deal failed because a lot was at stake not only for both the companies but for both the countries as well. • The telecom sector – exciting times ahead for large existing players having established infrastructure, not necessarily for the new-comers. • What next for Leaders, i.e. Bharti, Reliance? • The Bharti Scenario. • The Reliance Com. Scenario. • The Fear and the Optimism. Thanking You, Warm Personal Regards, Vinit Tulsyan https://vinittulsyan.wordpress.com/]]>
My article on Bharti & MTN deal, A DIFFERENT TAKE on its ramifications for companies with in Telecom Sector and for India Inc. and telecom sector at large. • UNFORTUNATELY END OF A PHENOMENON, WHICH IN MY VIEW COULD HAVE CHANGED DYNAMICS OF INDIA INC. • This deal failed because a lot was at stake not only for both the companies but for both the countries as well. • The telecom sector – exciting times ahead for large existing players having established infrastructure, not necessarily for the new-comers. • What next for Leaders, i.e. Bharti, Reliance? • The Bharti Scenario. • The Reliance Com. Scenario. • The Fear and the Optimism. Thanking You, Warm Personal Regards, Vinit Tulsyan https://vinittulsyan.wordpress.com/]]> Wed, 30 Sep 2009 20:07:11 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/bharti-mtn-no-cross-border-connection-a-different-take-30th-september-2009 vinittulsyan@slideshare.net(vinittulsyan) Bharti – Mtn No Cross Border Connection – A Different Take 30th September 2009 vinittulsyan My article on Bharti &amp; MTN deal, A DIFFERENT TAKE on its ramifications for companies with in Telecom Sector and for India Inc. and telecom sector at large. • UNFORTUNATELY END OF A PHENOMENON, WHICH IN MY VIEW COULD HAVE CHANGED DYNAMICS OF INDIA INC. • This deal failed because a lot was at stake not only for both the companies but for both the countries as well. • The telecom sector – exciting times ahead for large existing players having established infrastructure, not necessarily for the new-comers. • What next for Leaders, i.e. Bharti, Reliance? • The Bharti Scenario. • The Reliance Com. Scenario. • The Fear and the Optimism. Thanking You, Warm Personal Regards, Vinit Tulsyan https://vinittulsyan.wordpress.com/ <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/bhartimtn-nocrossborderconnectionadifferenttake-30thseptember2009-090930150716-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1254341250" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> My article on Bharti &amp; MTN deal, A DIFFERENT TAKE on its ramifications for companies with in Telecom Sector and for India Inc. and telecom sector at large. • UNFORTUNATELY END OF A PHENOMENON, WHICH IN MY VIEW COULD HAVE CHANGED DYNAMICS OF INDIA INC. • This deal failed because a lot was at stake not only for both the companies but for both the countries as well. • The telecom sector – exciting times ahead for large existing players having established infrastructure, not necessarily for the new-comers. • What next for Leaders, i.e. Bharti, Reliance? • The Bharti Scenario. • The Reliance Com. Scenario. • The Fear and the Optimism. Thanking You, Warm Personal Regards, Vinit Tulsyan https://vinittulsyan.wordpress.com/ Bharti – Mtn No Cross Border Connection – A Different Take 30th September 2009
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]]> 358 0 http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/bhartimtn-nocrossborderconnectionadifferenttake-30thseptember2009-090930150716-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1254341250 document http://activitystrea.ms/schema/1.0/post http://activitystrea.ms/schema/1.0/posted Earning Season, Interest Rates And Inflation To Make Markets Move Sideways And Volatile, Though With A Positive Bias http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/earning-season-interest-rates-and-inflation-to-make-markets-move-sideways-and-volatile-though-with-a-positive-bias
In my expectation three words will be the most talked about words in global financial markets in 2-4-6 months time i.e. EARNINGS, INTEREST RATES, and INFLATION. The former (earnings) might help markets to move higher (than today level) at-least during or till of earning season, as results beat expectation but the latter two (Interest rates and Inflation) will make markets move sideways and volatile (though with a positive bias due to occasional occurrence of positive macro data points and few larger companies declaring results after earning season).]]>
In my expectation three words will be the most talked about words in global financial markets in 2-4-6 months time i.e. EARNINGS, INTEREST RATES, and INFLATION. The former (earnings) might help markets to move higher (than today level) at-least during or till of earning season, as results beat expectation but the latter two (Interest rates and Inflation) will make markets move sideways and volatile (though with a positive bias due to occasional occurrence of positive macro data points and few larger companies declaring results after earning season).]]> Tue, 29 Sep 2009 20:28:55 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/earning-season-interest-rates-and-inflation-to-make-markets-move-sideways-and-volatile-though-with-a-positive-bias vinittulsyan@slideshare.net(vinittulsyan) Earning Season, Interest Rates And Inflation To Make Markets Move Sideways And Volatile, Though With A Positive Bias vinittulsyan In my expectation three words will be the most talked about words in global financial markets in 2-4-6 months time i.e. EARNINGS, INTEREST RATES, and INFLATION. The former (earnings) might help markets to move higher (than today level) at-least during or till of earning season, as results beat expectation but the latter two (Interest rates and Inflation) will make markets move sideways and volatile (though with a positive bias due to occasional occurrence of positive macro data points and few larger companies declaring results after earning season). <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/earningseasoninterestratesandinflationtomakemarketsmovesidewaysandvolatilethoughwithapositivebias-090929152900-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1254256148" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> In my expectation three words will be the most talked about words in global financial markets in 2-4-6 months time i.e. EARNINGS, INTEREST RATES, and INFLATION. The former (earnings) might help markets to move higher (than today level) at-least during or till of earning season, as results beat expectation but the latter two (Interest rates and Inflation) will make markets move sideways and volatile (though with a positive bias due to occasional occurrence of positive macro data points and few larger companies declaring results after earning season). Earning Season, Interest Rates And Inflation To Make Markets Move Sideways And Volatile, Though With A Positive Bias
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New theories emerge as the markets heads higher. Does M&A activities signal something? Will currencies play the spoilsport for this rally in medium to longer term? Does M&A (mergers and acquisitions) activities signal anything? Will currencies play the spoilsport for this equities rally? A weaker Indian Rupee going forward… The peculiar Chinese scenario…Wait and Watch]]>
New theories emerge as the markets heads higher. Does M&A activities signal something? Will currencies play the spoilsport for this rally in medium to longer term? Does M&A (mergers and acquisitions) activities signal anything? Will currencies play the spoilsport for this equities rally? A weaker Indian Rupee going forward… The peculiar Chinese scenario…Wait and Watch]]> Mon, 28 Sep 2009 21:11:31 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/new-theories-ma-activities-currencies vinittulsyan@slideshare.net(vinittulsyan) New Theories, M&amp;A Activities, Currencies vinittulsyan New theories emerge as the markets heads higher. Does M&amp;A activities signal something? Will currencies play the spoilsport for this rally in medium to longer term? Does M&amp;A (mergers and acquisitions) activities signal anything? Will currencies play the spoilsport for this equities rally? A weaker Indian Rupee going forward… The peculiar Chinese scenario…Wait and Watch <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/newtheoriesmaactivitiescurrencies-090928161146-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1254172315" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> New theories emerge as the markets heads higher. Does M&amp;A activities signal something? Will currencies play the spoilsport for this rally in medium to longer term? Does M&amp;A (mergers and acquisitions) activities signal anything? Will currencies play the spoilsport for this equities rally? A weaker Indian Rupee going forward… The peculiar Chinese scenario…Wait and Watch New Theories, M&A Activities, Currencies
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Dear All, Though the confusion persists, giving the bears the chance to once again emphasize that markets have run ahead of themselves, a big correction is due and so on and so forth…But despite this pessimism, are markets falling, the answer is NO, developed markets either trade sideways or move higher. Is conflicting news flow such as these given below creating confusion; might be YES, but I believe the bias is on the positive side. While the consumer might not have started spending; but it’s not as sluggish as it was three months back. To see an end of contraction for Germany & France GDP, I believe sets the tone for the other markets to follow the move. I certainly believe the bottom has been seen at-least with respect to stock market way back in March, specifically March 9th 2010 (refer my article dated 10th March 2009, titled “OPTIMISM PLAY: BULLS ARE BACK ATLEAST FOR NOW WITH MARKETS TRYING TO FIND A BOTTOM ON THE BACK OF HOPE”. Asking this question makes more today on a day when Germany and France saw an end in Economic contraction and declaring that the recession has ended in both the countries, though the entire euro zone is still in negative territory. Read the pdf file for full article. ]]>
Dear All, Though the confusion persists, giving the bears the chance to once again emphasize that markets have run ahead of themselves, a big correction is due and so on and so forth…But despite this pessimism, are markets falling, the answer is NO, developed markets either trade sideways or move higher. Is conflicting news flow such as these given below creating confusion; might be YES, but I believe the bias is on the positive side. While the consumer might not have started spending; but it’s not as sluggish as it was three months back. To see an end of contraction for Germany & France GDP, I believe sets the tone for the other markets to follow the move. I certainly believe the bottom has been seen at-least with respect to stock market way back in March, specifically March 9th 2010 (refer my article dated 10th March 2009, titled “OPTIMISM PLAY: BULLS ARE BACK ATLEAST FOR NOW WITH MARKETS TRYING TO FIND A BOTTOM ON THE BACK OF HOPE”. Asking this question makes more today on a day when Germany and France saw an end in Economic contraction and declaring that the recession has ended in both the countries, though the entire euro zone is still in negative territory. Read the pdf file for full article. ]]> Thu, 13 Aug 2009 23:05:25 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/confusion-persists-but-this-confusion-to-take-markets-even-higher-in-the-medium-to-longer-term vinittulsyan@slideshare.net(vinittulsyan) Confusion Persists but this Confusion to take markets even higher in the medium to longer term vinittulsyan Dear All, Though the confusion persists, giving the bears the chance to once again emphasize that markets have run ahead of themselves, a big correction is due and so on and so forth…But despite this pessimism, are markets falling, the answer is NO, developed markets either trade sideways or move higher. Is conflicting news flow such as these given below creating confusion; might be YES, but I believe the bias is on the positive side. While the consumer might not have started spending; but it’s not as sluggish as it was three months back. To see an end of contraction for Germany &amp; France GDP, I believe sets the tone for the other markets to follow the move. I certainly believe the bottom has been seen at-least with respect to stock market way back in March, specifically March 9th 2010 (refer my article dated 10th March 2009, titled “OPTIMISM PLAY: BULLS ARE BACK ATLEAST FOR NOW WITH MARKETS TRYING TO FIND A BOTTOM ON THE BACK OF HOPE”. Asking this question makes more today on a day when Germany and France saw an end in Economic contraction and declaring that the recession has ended in both the countries, though the entire euro zone is still in negative territory. Read the pdf file for full article. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/confusionpersistsbutthisconfusiontotakemarketsevenhigher-august14article-090813180536-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1250204743" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> Dear All, Though the confusion persists, giving the bears the chance to once again emphasize that markets have run ahead of themselves, a big correction is due and so on and so forth…But despite this pessimism, are markets falling, the answer is NO, developed markets either trade sideways or move higher. Is conflicting news flow such as these given below creating confusion; might be YES, but I believe the bias is on the positive side. While the consumer might not have started spending; but it’s not as sluggish as it was three months back. To see an end of contraction for Germany &amp; France GDP, I believe sets the tone for the other markets to follow the move. I certainly believe the bottom has been seen at-least with respect to stock market way back in March, specifically March 9th 2010 (refer my article dated 10th March 2009, titled “OPTIMISM PLAY: BULLS ARE BACK ATLEAST FOR NOW WITH MARKETS TRYING TO FIND A BOTTOM ON THE BACK OF HOPE”. Asking this question makes more today on a day when Germany and France saw an end in Economic contraction and declaring that the recession has ended in both the countries, though the entire euro zone is still in negative territory. Read the pdf file for full article. Confusion Persists but this Confusion to take markets even higher in the medium to longer term
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A HISTORY MADE IN INDIAN DEMOCRACY on SATURDAY, 17TH MAY’09, AND MORE HISTORY WAS TO BE MADE ON MONDAY, 18TH MAY’09 ON INDIAN MAKETS (CURRENCIES, BOND, EQUITIES), AND RIGHTLY SO, IT WAS MADE… This election result is as much a game changer rather more than a game changer than it was for US when Obama fought his historic election. And there are so many factors which will be attributed to it. Few of which (different from what you have been hearing on all 24*7 news channels) I could imagine, are outlined here.]]>
A HISTORY MADE IN INDIAN DEMOCRACY on SATURDAY, 17TH MAY’09, AND MORE HISTORY WAS TO BE MADE ON MONDAY, 18TH MAY’09 ON INDIAN MAKETS (CURRENCIES, BOND, EQUITIES), AND RIGHTLY SO, IT WAS MADE… This election result is as much a game changer rather more than a game changer than it was for US when Obama fought his historic election. And there are so many factors which will be attributed to it. Few of which (different from what you have been hearing on all 24*7 news channels) I could imagine, are outlined here.]]> Mon, 18 May 2009 17:32:36 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/election-2009-a-game-changer-for-india vinittulsyan@slideshare.net(vinittulsyan) Election 2009 A Game Changer For India vinittulsyan A HISTORY MADE IN INDIAN DEMOCRACY on SATURDAY, 17TH MAY’09, AND MORE HISTORY WAS TO BE MADE ON MONDAY, 18TH MAY’09 ON INDIAN MAKETS (CURRENCIES, BOND, EQUITIES), AND RIGHTLY SO, IT WAS MADE… This election result is as much a game changer rather more than a game changer than it was for US when Obama fought his historic election. And there are so many factors which will be attributed to it. Few of which (different from what you have been hearing on all 24*7 news channels) I could imagine, are outlined here. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/election2009agamechangerforindia-124266789115-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1242667973" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> A HISTORY MADE IN INDIAN DEMOCRACY on SATURDAY, 17TH MAY’09, AND MORE HISTORY WAS TO BE MADE ON MONDAY, 18TH MAY’09 ON INDIAN MAKETS (CURRENCIES, BOND, EQUITIES), AND RIGHTLY SO, IT WAS MADE… This election result is as much a game changer rather more than a game changer than it was for US when Obama fought his historic election. And there are so many factors which will be attributed to it. Few of which (different from what you have been hearing on all 24*7 news channels) I could imagine, are outlined here. Election 2009 A Game Changer For India
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THE BEAR MARKET RALLY CONTINUES ON THE BACK OF GEITHNER’S SENSE OF WISDON AND FEDERAL SHOCKER. TWO OF THE EVENTS ARE OVER FROM MY EXPECTATION OF FIVE-SIX EVENTS WHICH I FELT, AS AND WHEN UNFOLDED WOULD PROVIDE DIRECTION TO GLOBAL EQUITY MARKETS. DETAILS ON EVENTS UNFOLDED AND GOING TO BE UNFOLDED GIVEN IN THE ATTACHED FILE. The 7US$ and 6:1 (again 7) D/E ratio push for a 7% rally on Wall Street; BUT where from now; is it a sign of changing times? Invest just US$7 for exposure to US$ 100: The rally continues on the back of Geithner’s GALLOP on the back of his PPP plan for banks toxic/legacy assets and FOMC shocker. Geithner’s PPP plan unveils that under a typical transaction, for every $100 in soured mortgages being purchased from banks, the private sector would put up $7 and that would be matched by $7 from the government. The remaining $86 would be covered by a government loan provided in many cases by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp with bank loans to be auctioned to the highest bidder with respect to legacy loans (more details on today’s plan given below in the article). Thanking You, Warm Personal Regards, Vinit Tulsyan]]>
THE BEAR MARKET RALLY CONTINUES ON THE BACK OF GEITHNER’S SENSE OF WISDON AND FEDERAL SHOCKER. TWO OF THE EVENTS ARE OVER FROM MY EXPECTATION OF FIVE-SIX EVENTS WHICH I FELT, AS AND WHEN UNFOLDED WOULD PROVIDE DIRECTION TO GLOBAL EQUITY MARKETS. DETAILS ON EVENTS UNFOLDED AND GOING TO BE UNFOLDED GIVEN IN THE ATTACHED FILE. The 7US$ and 6:1 (again 7) D/E ratio push for a 7% rally on Wall Street; BUT where from now; is it a sign of changing times? Invest just US$7 for exposure to US$ 100: The rally continues on the back of Geithner’s GALLOP on the back of his PPP plan for banks toxic/legacy assets and FOMC shocker. Geithner’s PPP plan unveils that under a typical transaction, for every $100 in soured mortgages being purchased from banks, the private sector would put up $7 and that would be matched by $7 from the government. The remaining $86 would be covered by a government loan provided in many cases by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp with bank loans to be auctioned to the highest bidder with respect to legacy loans (more details on today’s plan given below in the article). Thanking You, Warm Personal Regards, Vinit Tulsyan]]> Mon, 23 Mar 2009 22:52:59 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/rally-continues-due-to-geithner-gallop-and-fomc-shocker-but-where-from-now vinittulsyan@slideshare.net(vinittulsyan) Rally Continues Due To Geithner Gallop And Fomc Shocker, But Where From Now... vinittulsyan THE BEAR MARKET RALLY CONTINUES ON THE BACK OF GEITHNER’S SENSE OF WISDON AND FEDERAL SHOCKER. TWO OF THE EVENTS ARE OVER FROM MY EXPECTATION OF FIVE-SIX EVENTS WHICH I FELT, AS AND WHEN UNFOLDED WOULD PROVIDE DIRECTION TO GLOBAL EQUITY MARKETS. DETAILS ON EVENTS UNFOLDED AND GOING TO BE UNFOLDED GIVEN IN THE ATTACHED FILE. The 7US$ and 6:1 (again 7) D/E ratio push for a 7% rally on Wall Street; BUT where from now; is it a sign of changing times? Invest just US$7 for exposure to US$ 100: The rally continues on the back of Geithner’s GALLOP on the back of his PPP plan for banks toxic/legacy assets and FOMC shocker. Geithner’s PPP plan unveils that under a typical transaction, for every $100 in soured mortgages being purchased from banks, the private sector would put up $7 and that would be matched by $7 from the government. The remaining $86 would be covered by a government loan provided in many cases by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp with bank loans to be auctioned to the highest bidder with respect to legacy loans (more details on today’s plan given below in the article). Thanking You, Warm Personal Regards, Vinit Tulsyan <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/rallycontinuesduetogeithnergallopandfomcshockerbutwherefromnow-090323175302-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1237848787" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> THE BEAR MARKET RALLY CONTINUES ON THE BACK OF GEITHNER’S SENSE OF WISDON AND FEDERAL SHOCKER. TWO OF THE EVENTS ARE OVER FROM MY EXPECTATION OF FIVE-SIX EVENTS WHICH I FELT, AS AND WHEN UNFOLDED WOULD PROVIDE DIRECTION TO GLOBAL EQUITY MARKETS. DETAILS ON EVENTS UNFOLDED AND GOING TO BE UNFOLDED GIVEN IN THE ATTACHED FILE. The 7US$ and 6:1 (again 7) D/E ratio push for a 7% rally on Wall Street; BUT where from now; is it a sign of changing times? Invest just US$7 for exposure to US$ 100: The rally continues on the back of Geithner’s GALLOP on the back of his PPP plan for banks toxic/legacy assets and FOMC shocker. Geithner’s PPP plan unveils that under a typical transaction, for every $100 in soured mortgages being purchased from banks, the private sector would put up $7 and that would be matched by $7 from the government. The remaining $86 would be covered by a government loan provided in many cases by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp with bank loans to be auctioned to the highest bidder with respect to legacy loans (more details on today’s plan given below in the article). Thanking You, Warm Personal Regards, Vinit Tulsyan Rally Continues Due To Geithner Gallop And Fomc Shocker, But Where From Now...
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The best way to get the best out of your investment from these two largest populated countries is by capitalizing on the consumption theme. India was always projected as a consumption driven economy and with recent stance taken by Chinese Govt. to make their economoy less dependent on exports and promote private internal consumption. The confidence on this stance stems from the huge economic stimulus announced by China and much rather all the money proposed in approx. 600 billion US$ stimulus is targeted towards reducing dependence towards exports and making sure that internal consumption on the back of internal demand and production drives the economy going forward. In this article I try and find answers to question such as where to invest in two of the largest populated countries in the world, given the backdrop that the world even it wants cannot choose to ignore these two countries.]]>
The best way to get the best out of your investment from these two largest populated countries is by capitalizing on the consumption theme. India was always projected as a consumption driven economy and with recent stance taken by Chinese Govt. to make their economoy less dependent on exports and promote private internal consumption. The confidence on this stance stems from the huge economic stimulus announced by China and much rather all the money proposed in approx. 600 billion US$ stimulus is targeted towards reducing dependence towards exports and making sure that internal consumption on the back of internal demand and production drives the economy going forward. In this article I try and find answers to question such as where to invest in two of the largest populated countries in the world, given the backdrop that the world even it wants cannot choose to ignore these two countries.]]> Sun, 22 Mar 2009 22:13:06 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/china-india-hate-us-love-us-but-cannot-ignore-us-1181637 vinittulsyan@slideshare.net(vinittulsyan) China &amp; India Hate Us, Love Us, But Cannot Ignore Us vinittulsyan The best way to get the best out of your investment from these two largest populated countries is by capitalizing on the consumption theme. India was always projected as a consumption driven economy and with recent stance taken by Chinese Govt. to make their economoy less dependent on exports and promote private internal consumption. The confidence on this stance stems from the huge economic stimulus announced by China and much rather all the money proposed in approx. 600 billion US$ stimulus is targeted towards reducing dependence towards exports and making sure that internal consumption on the back of internal demand and production drives the economy going forward. In this article I try and find answers to question such as where to invest in two of the largest populated countries in the world, given the backdrop that the world even it wants cannot choose to ignore these two countries. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/chinaindia-hateusloveusbutcannotignoreus-090322171400-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1237760135" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> The best way to get the best out of your investment from these two largest populated countries is by capitalizing on the consumption theme. India was always projected as a consumption driven economy and with recent stance taken by Chinese Govt. to make their economoy less dependent on exports and promote private internal consumption. The confidence on this stance stems from the huge economic stimulus announced by China and much rather all the money proposed in approx. 600 billion US$ stimulus is targeted towards reducing dependence towards exports and making sure that internal consumption on the back of internal demand and production drives the economy going forward. In this article I try and find answers to question such as where to invest in two of the largest populated countries in the world, given the backdrop that the world even it wants cannot choose to ignore these two countries. China & India Hate Us, Love Us, But Cannot Ignore Us
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IS THIS IT? I BELIEVE NO, THERE IS MORE TO IT; HAS THIS RALLY GOT SOME MORE STEAM LEFT: I ONCE AGAIN FEEL &quot;YES&quot; CAUTION: WHY THIS UNPRECEDENTED ACTION??? ARE WE AGAIN MOVING TO THE SAME ERA OF EASY MONEY WITH TOO MANY DOLLARS CHASING FEW ASSETS (REASON FOR THE CURRENT MESS)??? Please provide your perspective by responding to two polls at http://vinittulsyan.wordpress.com/ 1. IS THE CURRENT FOMC MOVE OF MASSIVE QUANTITATIVE EASING A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION? 2. IS THIS AN END TO US DOLLAR RALLY? THE RALLY CONTINUES… The rally continues with US markets posting their best 7 day performance since 1930s. With one big event of details on FOMC meet out, I continue my belief that Dark clouds to fade further on the back of other six events. These events as and when unfolded will provide direction to global equity markets including Indian Markets. (Refer my earlier article titled “fading dark clouds” dated 16th Mar’09). Please find attached file to read more... Thanking You, Warm Personal Regards, Vinit Tulsyan http://vinittulsyan.wordpress.com]]>
IS THIS IT? I BELIEVE NO, THERE IS MORE TO IT; HAS THIS RALLY GOT SOME MORE STEAM LEFT: I ONCE AGAIN FEEL &quot;YES&quot; CAUTION: WHY THIS UNPRECEDENTED ACTION??? ARE WE AGAIN MOVING TO THE SAME ERA OF EASY MONEY WITH TOO MANY DOLLARS CHASING FEW ASSETS (REASON FOR THE CURRENT MESS)??? Please provide your perspective by responding to two polls at http://vinittulsyan.wordpress.com/ 1. IS THE CURRENT FOMC MOVE OF MASSIVE QUANTITATIVE EASING A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION? 2. IS THIS AN END TO US DOLLAR RALLY? THE RALLY CONTINUES… The rally continues with US markets posting their best 7 day performance since 1930s. With one big event of details on FOMC meet out, I continue my belief that Dark clouds to fade further on the back of other six events. These events as and when unfolded will provide direction to global equity markets including Indian Markets. (Refer my earlier article titled “fading dark clouds” dated 16th Mar’09). Please find attached file to read more... Thanking You, Warm Personal Regards, Vinit Tulsyan http://vinittulsyan.wordpress.com]]> Thu, 19 Mar 2009 01:14:51 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/fomc-shockerunprecedented-campaignmassive-quantitative-easing vinittulsyan@slideshare.net(vinittulsyan) Fomc Shocker...Unprecedented Campaign...Massive Quantitative Easing... vinittulsyan IS THIS IT? I BELIEVE NO, THERE IS MORE TO IT; HAS THIS RALLY GOT SOME MORE STEAM LEFT: I ONCE AGAIN FEEL &amp;quot;YES&amp;quot; CAUTION: WHY THIS UNPRECEDENTED ACTION??? ARE WE AGAIN MOVING TO THE SAME ERA OF EASY MONEY WITH TOO MANY DOLLARS CHASING FEW ASSETS (REASON FOR THE CURRENT MESS)??? Please provide your perspective by responding to two polls at http://vinittulsyan.wordpress.com/ 1. IS THE CURRENT FOMC MOVE OF MASSIVE QUANTITATIVE EASING A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION? 2. IS THIS AN END TO US DOLLAR RALLY? THE RALLY CONTINUES… The rally continues with US markets posting their best 7 day performance since 1930s. With one big event of details on FOMC meet out, I continue my belief that Dark clouds to fade further on the back of other six events. These events as and when unfolded will provide direction to global equity markets including Indian Markets. (Refer my earlier article titled “fading dark clouds” dated 16th Mar’09). Please find attached file to read more... Thanking You, Warm Personal Regards, Vinit Tulsyan http://vinittulsyan.wordpress.com <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/fomcshockerunprecedentedcampaignmassivequantitativeeasing-123742506939-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1237425301" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> IS THIS IT? I BELIEVE NO, THERE IS MORE TO IT; HAS THIS RALLY GOT SOME MORE STEAM LEFT: I ONCE AGAIN FEEL &amp;quot;YES&amp;quot; CAUTION: WHY THIS UNPRECEDENTED ACTION??? ARE WE AGAIN MOVING TO THE SAME ERA OF EASY MONEY WITH TOO MANY DOLLARS CHASING FEW ASSETS (REASON FOR THE CURRENT MESS)??? Please provide your perspective by responding to two polls at http://vinittulsyan.wordpress.com/ 1. IS THE CURRENT FOMC MOVE OF MASSIVE QUANTITATIVE EASING A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION? 2. IS THIS AN END TO US DOLLAR RALLY? THE RALLY CONTINUES… The rally continues with US markets posting their best 7 day performance since 1930s. With one big event of details on FOMC meet out, I continue my belief that Dark clouds to fade further on the back of other six events. These events as and when unfolded will provide direction to global equity markets including Indian Markets. (Refer my earlier article titled “fading dark clouds” dated 16th Mar’09). Please find attached file to read more... Thanking You, Warm Personal Regards, Vinit Tulsyan http://vinittulsyan.wordpress.com Fomc Shocker...Unprecedented Campaign...Massive Quantitative Easing...
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IS THIS IT, I BELIEVE NO, THERE IS MORE TO IT; has this rally got some more steam left: I again feel “YES but might not be on a day to day basis BUT over short to medium term????” Continuing with my stance on “whether this rally has got some steam left: I believe YES” and “this time the green tick is not light green, but looks like, it has got a darker green shade within it” in my article dated 12th Mar’09, I continue to believe the dark clouds over global equity markets (especially US &amp; European markets) are fading on the back of significant slowdown in bad news flow (especially on bad banking news flow) over past six days at-least, flow of which was at its peak since the beginning of this year.]]>
IS THIS IT, I BELIEVE NO, THERE IS MORE TO IT; has this rally got some more steam left: I again feel “YES but might not be on a day to day basis BUT over short to medium term????” Continuing with my stance on “whether this rally has got some steam left: I believe YES” and “this time the green tick is not light green, but looks like, it has got a darker green shade within it” in my article dated 12th Mar’09, I continue to believe the dark clouds over global equity markets (especially US &amp; European markets) are fading on the back of significant slowdown in bad news flow (especially on bad banking news flow) over past six days at-least, flow of which was at its peak since the beginning of this year.]]> Mon, 16 Mar 2009 22:24:34 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/fading-dark-clouds-but-its-still-not-bright-enough vinittulsyan@slideshare.net(vinittulsyan) Fading Dark Clouds But Its Still Not Bright Enough vinittulsyan IS THIS IT, I BELIEVE NO, THERE IS MORE TO IT; has this rally got some more steam left: I again feel “YES but might not be on a day to day basis BUT over short to medium term????” Continuing with my stance on “whether this rally has got some steam left: I believe YES” and “this time the green tick is not light green, but looks like, it has got a darker green shade within it” in my article dated 12th Mar’09, I continue to believe the dark clouds over global equity markets (especially US &amp;amp; European markets) are fading on the back of significant slowdown in bad news flow (especially on bad banking news flow) over past six days at-least, flow of which was at its peak since the beginning of this year. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/fadingdarkcloudsbutitsstillnotbrightenough-123724201276-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1237242285" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> IS THIS IT, I BELIEVE NO, THERE IS MORE TO IT; has this rally got some more steam left: I again feel “YES but might not be on a day to day basis BUT over short to medium term????” Continuing with my stance on “whether this rally has got some steam left: I believe YES” and “this time the green tick is not light green, but looks like, it has got a darker green shade within it” in my article dated 12th Mar’09, I continue to believe the dark clouds over global equity markets (especially US &amp;amp; European markets) are fading on the back of significant slowdown in bad news flow (especially on bad banking news flow) over past six days at-least, flow of which was at its peak since the beginning of this year. Fading Dark Clouds But Its Still Not Bright Enough
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THE RALLY LIVES ON...HOPE BACKED UP WITH FEAR IS ACTUALLY DRIVING THE MARKETS, AS MARKETS TRY TO FIND A BOTTOM. HOPE ON THE BACK OF FEAR BECAUSE NOT ONLY EQUITIES ARE RALLYING BUT AFTER A LONG TIME TREASURIES AND COMMODITIES (INCLUDING OIL AND GOLD) ARE RALLYING AS WELL. BUT, IS THERE ANY STEAM LEFT TO THIS RALLY – I BELIEVE “YES”, READ ON TO FIND OUT WHY]]>
THE RALLY LIVES ON...HOPE BACKED UP WITH FEAR IS ACTUALLY DRIVING THE MARKETS, AS MARKETS TRY TO FIND A BOTTOM. HOPE ON THE BACK OF FEAR BECAUSE NOT ONLY EQUITIES ARE RALLYING BUT AFTER A LONG TIME TREASURIES AND COMMODITIES (INCLUDING OIL AND GOLD) ARE RALLYING AS WELL. BUT, IS THERE ANY STEAM LEFT TO THIS RALLY – I BELIEVE “YES”, READ ON TO FIND OUT WHY]]> Thu, 12 Mar 2009 22:27:38 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/HOPE-The-rallies-lives-onBUTthey-still-are-Bear-Market-Rallies vinittulsyan@slideshare.net(vinittulsyan) Hope The Rallies Lives On…But…They Still Are Bear Market Rallies vinittulsyan THE RALLY LIVES ON...HOPE BACKED UP WITH FEAR IS ACTUALLY DRIVING THE MARKETS, AS MARKETS TRY TO FIND A BOTTOM. HOPE ON THE BACK OF FEAR BECAUSE NOT ONLY EQUITIES ARE RALLYING BUT AFTER A LONG TIME TREASURIES AND COMMODITIES (INCLUDING OIL AND GOLD) ARE RALLYING AS WELL. BUT, IS THERE ANY STEAM LEFT TO THIS RALLY – I BELIEVE “YES”, READ ON TO FIND OUT WHY <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/HOPETherallieslivesonBUTtheystillareBearMarketRallies-123689660828-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1236896867" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> THE RALLY LIVES ON...HOPE BACKED UP WITH FEAR IS ACTUALLY DRIVING THE MARKETS, AS MARKETS TRY TO FIND A BOTTOM. HOPE ON THE BACK OF FEAR BECAUSE NOT ONLY EQUITIES ARE RALLYING BUT AFTER A LONG TIME TREASURIES AND COMMODITIES (INCLUDING OIL AND GOLD) ARE RALLYING AS WELL. BUT, IS THERE ANY STEAM LEFT TO THIS RALLY – I BELIEVE “YES”, READ ON TO FIND OUT WHY Hope The Rallies Lives On…But…They Still Are Bear Market Rallies
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My latest article on Markets and Economy. For previous articles visit, http://vinittulsyan.wordpress.com]]> Wed, 11 Mar 2009 00:39:22 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/vinittulsyan/OPTIMISM-PLAY-BULLS-ARE-BACK-ATLEAST-FOR-NOW-Vinit-Tulsyans-Views-on-Markets-and-Economy vinittulsyan@slideshare.net(vinittulsyan) Optimism Play Bulls Are Back Atleast For Now Vinit Tulsyans Views On Markets And Economy vinittulsyan My latest article on Markets and Economy. For previous articles visit, http://vinittulsyan.wordpress.com <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/OPTIMISMPLAYBULLSAREBACKATLEASTFORNOWVinitTulsyansViewsonMarketsandEconomy-12367318499-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1236731975" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> My latest article on Markets and Economy. For previous articles visit, http://vinittulsyan.wordpress.com Optimism Play Bulls Are Back Atleast For Now Vinit Tulsyans Views On Markets And Economy
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