Posts Tagged ‘Investment’
Tuesday, July 7th, 2009
PEPSICO INC (NYSE: PEP)
PepsiCo Inc. and its largest bottler, Pepsi Bottling Group Inc., plan to spend $1 billion in Russia over the next three years, extending an investment in a key international market as the economy crimps growth in the U.S.
PepsiCo Chairman and Chief Executive Indra Nooyi announced the investment on a visit to Russia, which coincides with her attendance at a business summit called by U.S. President Barack Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.
Above is the Weekly chart and we are Highly Bullish on this stock.
Already broken triangle and it looks very soon will kiss $ 62-63 level.Any Panic….Buy this stock.
Two consecutive close above $61 or weekly close will take stock to $ 66-68 level.
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Monday, July 6th, 2009
- The focus of all government schemes is the Aam admi… Bichara Is bar bhi nahi bachega !!!!1
- Income Tax returns to be made simpler… May be Chidambaram can understand this time..
- NREGA wages at Rs 100 a day.. Min amount to be given to sarkari babus for Rishwat
- NREGA outlay hiked by 144 per cent to Rs 39,100 crore in 2009-10… Wat a turnover
- Work has started on the National Food Security scheme that aims to provide food at cheaper rates to the poor… If you find poor people benefitted from the scheme let me know
- The number of households to be covered by NREGA hiked to 4.74 crore households in 2008-09, from 3.39 crore households in 2007-08.. Just keep counting till all of us are under this priviledge..
- Bharat Nirman progamme outlay being raised by 45 per cent.. Contractors Rejoice for more potholes to be covered now..
- SARAL II to be unveiled .. The word Saral should be replaced
- Senior citizens exemption limit set at Rs 2.4 lakh.. And rate of interest of FDs are decreased !!?!! Wat sense does this make..
- Income tax exemption limit for women raised by Rs 10,000; Rs 10,000 up from Rs 1,50,000 for all others… Power of Soniaji
- Surcharge on personal income tax (10%) abolished.. Refund the previous as well
- Fringe Benefit Tax abolished.. Why you put it in the first place..
- Total budget expenditure for 2009-10 crossed Rs 10 lakh crore mark for the first time; put at Rs 10,28,032 crore… Print Print and Print
- Unique Identification Card that covers all citizens to be unveiled in 12-18 months; project outlay set at Rs 120 crore.. One more card after PAN , MIN , Ration ,etc.
- Commonwealth Games outlay increased to Rs 3,472 crore.. Atleast get some gold for the country..
- Sri Lanka Tamils displaced by the internecine war to get Rs 500 crore for rehabilitation purposes… Means the Ministers will be richer by 500 crs..
- Defence gets a 34 per cent hike, outlay at Rs 1,41,703 crore for 2009-10; in 2008-09 its was Rs 1,05,600 crore… Join the Army..
- Centre plus States plan expenditure hiked by Rs 61,000 crore over the Interim Budget
- Fiscal deficit in 2009-10 announced at 6.8 per cent of GDP..Can we match this ever
- Direct taxes share jumps to 56 per cent in 2008-09; it was 41 per cent in 2007-08.. That was unexpected in Recession
- Investment linked tax benefits in areas of agriculture and national grid, to incentivise business, to be started.. Lets do farming!!!!!
- 45-day target set for release of Direct Tax code.. Date of target date after a year
- Tax base to be expanded; two authorities for advance ruling to be set up to improve the efficiency of tax system; distortions in tax system to be ironed out.. Catch a dhobi..
- Minimum Alternate Tax on book profits hiked from 10 per cent to 15 per cent..
- Corporate tax to remain as earlier… Few more people will be fired today…
- Customs duty on gold and silver imports hiked; on drugs for heart treatment reduced.. heart attacks will be cheaper and marriages expensive
- Excise duty on fibre for cheap cloth decreased.. Ask Mallika Sherawat how happy she feels
- Excise duty reduced to 10 per cent on petrol-driven small trucks.. I didn’t understand this benefit
- Exporters exempted from service tax on select services.. God only know the services..
- Lawyers to fall under Service Tax ambit for providing technical advice.. HAHAHA Fin Min in Court from tomorrow for trials..
- ‘Aila’ cyclone damage relief in West Bengal allocated Rs 1,000 crore.. We need some relief in BSE and NSE as well
- Businesses with turnover of up to Rs 40 lakh to pay presumptive Taxation of 8 per cent.. Sab phas gaye
- To accelerate irrigation project an additional outlay of Rs 1,000 crore was granted.. Seems like some Ekta kapoor serial where we only get to here in 1000s crore
- Export Credit Guarantee scheme has been extended till March 2010.. Where are the exports but…
- Market development assistance scheme allocation hiked by 148 per cent.. Only see percentage
- Stimulus package for print media has been extended by six months.. Staring from Jan 2009
Tags: business, development, fibre, fiscal deficit, Investment, market, nse, profit, recession, target, wealth
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Monday, July 6th, 2009
1. Divide your trading capital into ten equal risk segments
2. Use a two-step order process
3. Don’t overtrade
4. Never let a profit turn into a loss
5. Trade with the trend
6. If you don’t know what’s going on, don’t do anything
7. Tips don’t make you any money
8. Use the right order to get into the markets
9. Don’t be whimsical about closing out your trades
10. Withdraw a portion of your profits
11. Don’t buy a stock only to obtain a dividend
12. Don’t average your losses
13. Take big profits and small losses
14. Go for the long pull as an outside speculator
15. Sell shorts as often as you go long
16. Don’t buy something because it is low priced
17. Pyramid correctly, if at all
18. Decrease your trading after a series of successes
19. Don’t formulate new opinions during market hours
20. Don’t follow the crowd – they are usually wrong
21. Don’t watch or trade too many markets at once
22. Buy the rumor, sell the fact
23. Take windfall profits when you get them
24. Keep charts current
25. Preserve your capital
26. Nothing new ever occurs in the markets
27. Money cannot be made every day from the markets
28. Back your opinions with cash when they are confirmed by market action
29. Markets are never wrong, opinions often are
30. A good trade is profitable right from the start
31. As long as a market is acting right, don’t rush to take profits
32. Never permit speculative ventures to turn into investments
33. Don’t try to predetermine your profits
34. Never buy a stock because it has a big decline from its previous high, nor sell a stock because it is high priced
35. Become a buyer as soon as a stock makes new highs after a normal reaction
36. The human side of every person is the greatest enemy to successful trading
37. Ban wishful thinking in the markets
38. Big movements take time to develop
39. Don’t be too curious about the reasons behind the moves
40. Look for reasonable profits
41. If you can’t make money trading the leading issues, you aren’t going to make it trading the overall markets
42. Leaders of today may not be the leaders of tomorrow
43. Trade the active stocks and futures
44. Avoid discretionary accounts and partnership trading accounts
45. Bear markets have no supports and bull markets have no resistance
46. The smarter you are, the longer it takes
47. It is harder to get out of a trade than to get into one
48. Don’t talk about what you’re doing in the markets
49. When time is up, markets must reverse
50. Control what you can, manage what you cannot
Tags: bull markets, capital, crowd, decline, dividend, Investment, investments, losses, market, money, money trading, new highs, profits, pyramid, risk, rules, segments, sell, speculative ventures, speculator, stock, stocks, successes, successful trading, t rush, Trade, trades, trading, windfall profits, wishful thinking
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Saturday, July 4th, 2009
Resolving to surprise her husband, an investment banker’s wife pops by his office.
She finds him in an unorthodox position, with his secretary sitting in his lap. Without hesitation, he starts dictating, “…and in conclusion, gentlemen, credit crunch or no credit crunch, I cannot continue to operate this office with just one chair!”
BULL MARKET: A random market movement causing an investor to mistake himself for a financial genius.
BROKER: The person you trust to help you make major financial decisions. Please note the first five letters of this word spell “Broke.”
If investments are keeping you awake at night, sell down to the sleeping point!
With money in your pocket, you are wise and you are handsome and you sing well too!
I’ve got all the money I’ll ever need, if I die by four o’clock!
If you’re given a choice between money and sex appeal, take the money. As you get older, the money will become your sex appeal!
Market statistics are like a bikini: What they reveal is important, what they conceal is vital!
Tags: bikini, conclusion, credit crunch, financial decisions, financial genius, five letters, gentlemen, hesitation, Investment, investment banker, investments, investor, jokes and humor, market statistics, mistake, money in your pocket, o clock, sell, sex appeal, word spell
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Thursday, May 21st, 2009
Trading in the markets is a process, and there is always room for self improvement. So as we start the new year, here are my 11 rules that help me navigate the markets. By no means is this list exhaustive or exclusive.
Rule #1 Be data centric in your approach : Take the time and make the effort to understand what works and what doesn’t. Trading decisions should be objective and based upon the data.
Rule #2 Be disciplined : The data should guide you in your decisions. This is the only way to navigate a potentially hostile and fearful environment. (more…)
Tags: Anirudh Sethi, BSE Sensex Trades, COMMODITIES, discipline, Investment, management money, market, market edge, markets, time frame, trading markets, trading strategies, Vadodara
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Wednesday, May 20th, 2009
Respect the price action but never defer to it.
The action (or “eyes”) is a valuable tool when trading but if you defer to the flickering ticks, stocks would be “better” up and “worse” down-and that’s a losing proposition. This is a particularly pertinent point as headlines of new highs serve as sexy sirens for those on the sidelines. (more…)
Tags: dow, Investment, losing proposition, market, market opportunities, Sethi, Trade, trading
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Sunday, May 17th, 2009
Once upon a time, there was a young hare, a hotshot rabbit investor who would always brag to anyone that would listen and that he was the smartest, fastest, best performing investor in the world. He would constantly tease the old tortoise about his slow, solid investment style.Then, one day, the annoyed tortoise answered back: “There is no denying that you are very aggressive in your investment strategy. (more…)
Tags: Anirudh Sethi, BSE Sensex Trades, COMMODITIES, Investment, market, money, risk portfolio, risk stocks, stock, Vadodara, Wisdom
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Sunday, May 17th, 2009
Adam Smith (1723 – 1790) in “The Money Game” wrote:
“Prices have no memory and yesterday has nothing to do with tomorrow. Every day starts out fifty-fifty!”
If the above statement is to be trusted, then you could just take the 50 – 50 odds, expand their daily time horizon to a yearly one, and decide whether or not to “stay in the stock market game” in 2009!
Decide on just a flip of a coin?
Given the past year’s negative returns, what does this “flip” imply for the investors’ chances this coming year?
Well, that is a matter of asking the question the right way!
If you assume that the years are flipping randomly, and that there is no bias for any year, then you could ask if it is fair enough to assume that flipping through a calendar is otherwise the same as just flipping a coin?
Let’s assume that you were just flipping a coin. Then, YES …
The odds of one flip would always be 50 – 50!
Indeed, you might be led to start questioning about how fair the coin actually would be! In this case, you really should look back and base your expectations on historical econometric analysis and try to establish how fair the coin would be!
But if you are guessing that some things do look like a flip of a coin, shouldn’t you also assume that just because we had a negative year, we’re now going to get a positive one?
Who knows … Investments based on that kind of speculation might actually end up yielding a positive result!
But the odds are still only 50 – 50!
On the other hand …
I do know that …
I will get a much better than 50 -50 chance!
Tags: Adam Smith, Anirudh Sethi, BSE Sensex Trades, COMMODITIES, econometric analysis, Investment, investors, money, money game, speculation, statement, stock market, stock market game, Vadodara
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Friday, February 20th, 2009
Buffet learned how to involve in high probably investments since high-school. Back in those years, he and one of his friends bought a reconditioned pinball machine for $25. They put the game in a barber shop. They checked the coin box at the end of the first day and found $4. “I figured I had discovered the wheel,” says Buffet. Eventually the pinball business was netting $50 per week. By the time Warren graduated high school, he is an owner of a small farm in Nebraska and has $9,000 in his bank account (more…)
Tags: estimates, first thought, high school teachers, Investment, maximum return, money, prospects, relationships, risk management, safe harbor, short lived success, stock market, teaches, warren buffet
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