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- 1. Occupy Wall Street -B.V.Raghunandan, SVS College, Bantwal Post Graduate Department of Commerce, SDM College, Ujire. November 10, 2011
- 2. The Movement inthe USA • Raising Unemployment • Increasing Bankruptcy Cases • Government Aid Going to the Managerial Cadre • Increasing Foreclosure on Mortgages • Escalating Cost of the US Government acting as Global Policeman • Huge Expenditure of Defence & Spying on the World
- 3. Foreclosure of Mortgage-ArkansasLittle Rock-25.6%
- 4. Houston-Sugarland Bay Area Foreclosure Rate- 26.9%
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- 7. Salt Lake City-Foreclosure-29.9%
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- 10. Wrong Policies ofthe USA • Increasing Cost of Education, Healthcare Etc • Hire and Fire Policies • Liberal Bankruptcy Laws • Managerial Cadre is the Blue Eyed Boys • Expensive Lifestyles of the Managerial Personnel and Huge Bonuses • Borrowing without Any Restriction • Taking Life Threatening Risks
- 11. Why at ThisMoment • Balance between Capitalism and Socialism • Dominant Capitalism upto 1900 gave rise to Communism through Russian Revolution • By 1950, balance achieved with China and USSR becoming communistic • By 1960, capitalism became weak • By 1980, capitalism became strong, but with Gorbachav, it became stronger • By 1990, Communism was considered dead • By 2011, Labour is risisng
- 12. • Considered tobe the Why Wall Street? symbol of capitalism • The present rise is backed by the leftists • Considered responsible for corporate excesses • Rendered many a European Government bankrupt • Corporate Excesses are on the increase • About 63 alumni of Harvard University behind bars making them suspect as criminals
- 13. Corporate Evil • Madethe life of the consumer expensive • Anti-Consumer • Anti-Employees • Anti-Promoters • Anti-Society • Anti-Government • Professional Managers on the move • Blown up conflict of interest
- 14. Corporate Excess • Huge managerial remuneration • Manipulation of accounts • Polluting the environment • Anti-social demand creation • Immoral advertisement and Excessive advertisement • Board Room Politics • Groupism, Big Brother and Yes Boss
- 15. Indian Scenario • Themovement is meaningless and hence a failure • Stock market is the symbol of socialism in India as the Government is the biggest beneficiary from the stock market • Promoters and managers are one and the same • Professional promoters have less role
- 16. Stock Exchange: AMisunderstood Concept • A Casino • Making a Quick Buck • Day Trading • Passion • Identification • Don’t Miss any Opportunity • Target Period
- 17. Shares: A UniqueInvestment • Huge Dividends: Annual, Interim, Specia l Occasion Dividend, Return of Excess Cash • Market Value • Bonus Shares • Share Splitting • Voting Right • Sponsored ADR Issue • Merger & Acquisition
- 18. Requirement for Investmentin Shares • A Unique Investment • Need for Education and Training • Need for a Lot of Study • Life Time Investment • Profit from the Whole Portfolio and not from Individual Stock • Emotional Equanimity • Not a Passion for Life Time
- 19. Strategies for Investment • Make a Study of Securities for a Considerable Period • Buy the Stock, when the market is depressed • Do not sell the shares after achieving a target profit • Ignore the investment counseling given in the media • Ignore the daily fluctuations in the market • Forget any loss incurred incidentally
- 20. What should notbe done……. • Only saving must be invested and not by taking loans • Retirement benefits should not be invested • No Day Trading and No Speculation • No Derivatives Trading • Do not spend too much time before the trading terminal • Do not take any tips
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