pkjha30 said:
Hi Amit
Next I will put some correlative data on FII actions and indices movement. That will be also regarding liquidity and who makes it.
One more thing, Govt of the day will always be bullish as market sentiments erode credibility, investment plans and confidence in economy which they can ill afford(except for botching up thoroughly, a possibility which always looms large when badraggled coalition rules the roost).
Govt policies are not decided by market/economic factors alone and market is not decided by pure fundamentals and technicals ,as nkp aptly put, its a question of emotions ,we are all human beings.
regards
Pankaj
Next I will put some correlative data on FII actions and indices movement. That will be also regarding liquidity and who makes it.
One more thing, Govt of the day will always be bullish as market sentiments erode credibility, investment plans and confidence in economy which they can ill afford(except for botching up thoroughly, a possibility which always looms large when badraggled coalition rules the roost).
Govt policies are not decided by market/economic factors alone and market is not decided by pure fundamentals and technicals ,as nkp aptly put, its a question of emotions ,we are all human beings.
regards
Pankaj
Brief Recap of History to refresh Memory
In the year 2004.... there was a month called May
1. SEBI allays fears of payment problems
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has said it does not anticipate any payment difficulties in trade settlements following the crash in stock markets. The assurance came in the wake of fears that many market participants may face .
2.RBI offers liquidity support
IN a bid to allay the fears of a payment crisis at the stock exchanges, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) today announced that it would provide liquidity facilities to any of the settlement banks. When contacted, none of the settlement banks ...
3.Manmohan warns of stern action against 'perpetrators'
THE Congress-led Government-in-waiting today sent out a stern warning that it would act decisively to punish anyone found guilty of manipulating the capital market that could have perpetrated today's crash. ``We are not in Government. We do not ...
4.Can domestic FIs do the rescue act?
WHEN the markets go into a free fall, the Government often seems to look to domestic institutions to do the rescue act. But as drivers of market liquidity, domestic institutions still appear to be dwarfed by the FIIs. Just in four months ..
5.SEBI on high alert; warns of stern steps
IN the backdrop of the Sensex nosedive on Friday, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has asked stock exchanges to remain ``extraordinarily watchful'' of any unusual movements in the market. It has threatened to take stern action .
6.CPI(M) blames `bear cartel' for Sensex crash — Opposes profit-making PSUs sale
THE Communist Party of India (Marxist) on Saturday reiterated its opposition to privatisation of profit-making public sector undertakings (PSUs), while ascribing the 330 points crash in the Sensex on Friday to the operations of a `bear ..
7.Foreign broking firms turn bearish
FOREIGN broking firms have suddenly turned pessimistic on Indian equity market and changed their outlook particularly on sectors such as banking, power and energy. Their fear is that the new Government with Left parties support will go slow on ...
What was the reason for above statements
story continues......