what does flat in the open market stated in HDB means?
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This may help.\n\nhttp://www.hdb.gov.sg/fi10/fi10201p.nsf/WPDis/Buying%20A%20Resale%20FlatHousing%20Loan%20from%20Bank%20-%20Introduction?OpenDocument&ExpandSection=6%2C5
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I think the market is very saturated at the moment. According to BlancaOnline.com they seem to think that it is a real buyers market in some areas because of the amount of similar resale properties available. The more exclusive and luxurious properties seem to be the ones making the most rise in profits.
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u shud better ask ur broker for that...coz such type of SW require special priviliges from SEBI.
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It isn't Bad. It is bad for people who wanted to borrow money - for example the government or home buyers. But it is good for people looking to invest money as it indicates that can get a higher returns. As for reading more into it - it indicates demand and hence either good (boom) or bad (inflation) - usually both in the end
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'No high is high and no low is low' is the catch word that caught my eye many years ago when I started to learn Technical Analysis…little did I know then that a day will come when I would be asked to write a piece as to what will the market do when it has ventured into the Virgin Blue Sky territory…a territory where it has never traded before…\n\nTechnical Analysis is a science and the art is in the interpretation of it…to me the markets are technically perfect…it has appointments to keep with time and space and come what may…I may sound a bit arrogant here but then to me Technical Analysis is a science…and I respect it as such…\n\nWhen we have a past history o work with then we do know as to what to expect from that past as the path ahead becomes clearer but here we are engaged in activity where the Bombay Sensex is trading in an uncharted virgin territory…Today the Sensex has reached a new high of 6361.53 but what now is the big questions…\n\nWe are at cross roads once again and this morning I was taken aback when the TV host of a popular business channel asked where do you think the market will turn? I responded by saying that it would be very arrogant of me if I said that the market will turn at so and so point because Market is dynamic in nature and is 'Supreme' and it humiliates each of us every day in our very own little way…amen…\n\nThe Sensex has seen a all time high at 6150.69 on 14th February 2000 and that was before the great IT bubble bust… and then we saw a low of 2594.87 on 21st September 2001 after 585 days…and that was just 10 days after the infamous 9/11 attack and the day 'terror' struck America…the world was in a state of shock but the market bounced back just 10 days after the attack…and mind you it was a technical bounce as the low was a good low on technical parameters…the market then struggled for a while to find a bottom at 2904.44 on 28.4.2003…embarking on a new journey the up move then followed to find a new top at 6249.60 on 09.01.04 a climb of 3246 points in 256 days…the market then yo-yoed again to find a strong technical low once again on the Black Friday on 17.05.2004 at 4227.50..incidently 4227.50 is also a strong technical low on my parameters….but what now is the big question here, as the market has gained 2134 points to reach this new high of 6361.53 today? Well, the answer is simple and that a new technical resistance has to found where the market has the potential to turn…and this too has to be a technical top…\n\nTo me there are technical tuning points in the markets and there are technical pressure days to work with …\n\nThe next Technical pressure points to watch in the market are 6503 then 6724 then 6821 and then 7008…\n\nThe next Technical pressure points to watch in the market on the Nifty front are 2031 then 2145 then 2169 and 2342 and then 2367…\n\nThe Pressure days in the days to come where the market has the potential to turn is 4-5 and 6th December 2004. Incidentally as we write this column…4 and 5th are Holidays and the next immediate pressure date is 6th December 2004…and the next Pressure day where the market has the potential to turn in the year 2005 is 06.05.2005…the million dollar question now is…Will the market turn on these pressure points and on these pressure days? The answer can never be a simple 'Yes' or a simple 'No' because these 'points' have to be interrogated afresh after these swing highs and these swing lows are made for what is know the THIRD unknown dimension…until then the best thing to do is trade the market and not the forecast…and if we find some weakness at these pressure points then the thing to do is to ACT…until then… \n\nHappy Trading
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cost\nsaturated market
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It refers to a general sell off after a run up in price.  People are booking their profits (cashing them in) after the increase so the price will go back down.
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Another trendy way of saying market driven business. You look hard at what people will spend money for then you provide it. This has been true since the first sale in history they just keep changing the language to make it sound new.
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Lower. AS US inetrest rate ticking higher & Bund futures will under buying pressure this week (correction after heavy selling last few weeks).  The pressure on EUR/USD is on lower side.  BUY USD across all currencies.  \n\nHope that helped
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hey dearie, check with NHBS, Inc, the have pretty helpful info on these matters\n\nhttp://www.newhorizon.org/\nhave a great day!
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This is when you purchase property without any deposit. Hence the 'no money down'. You would pay it off instalments as usual
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Current inflation rates are a bit higher than the central banks would like to see, but not so high that they are affecting most peoples' habits.\n\nThe real estate market is actually experiencing a period of recession; many property values are dropping somewhat.  This tends to be somewhat localized though so it may or may not apply to your area.
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These are very difficult to answer without seeing the offering documents. Is the investment professionally managed? Do you have any documentation at all? Brazil is not the most corrupt country, in general, but even to in the US you can lose land if the title is flawed, hence title insurance. Additional risks include land quality and currency conversion. Often times, Brazilian farmland has a low nutrient base and little topsoil. Also, the investment may do well in local BRL terms but if the currency depreciated against the USD then you could end up losing money.
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http://www.britishhighcommission.gov.uk/servlet/Front?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=Page&cid=1106749659639
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I have NO idea. But I think HD is a reasonable investment. Also CHL for those who think GWB is nuts.
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It means Or Best Offer. Basically they will take less than the asking price and be willing to negotiate price.
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DISPOSITION NON OPEN MARKET means that the purchase or sale was made by arrangement, not in the open market.