is the Indian stock market gonna crash soon???
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Probably.  Let's, from late 2001 go now (about 5 year), the Sensex grew from about 2600 to 13,616 - 11,016 points.  The Dow 30 took 18 years to grow 11,000 points.  When markets have spectacular run ups like that, the corrections are just as spectacular.  Read about the U.S. stock market crash of 1929.  Get the book "Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds" by Charles Mackay.  No market can keep such a pace.  At that pace the Sensex should be at 71,211 by 2011 and 372,437 by 2016.  Does that sound normal to you?\n\nI believe the Sensex will have to correct.  When and by how much is anyones guess, but I believe the crash will be as spectacular as the run up over the past 5 years.
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gud one...lemme go in detail.\nPolitical Situation..its bleak in coming future as CPM is going to be more strong after they win.\nAnd then what cud be there...THE RESERVATIONS IN PRIVATE JOBS and not to forget THE MANDAL BHOOT is still there for reservations upto 49.5%\nThen comes other factors...external factors are also not encoraging think of OIL at 75$ or turmoil In Nepal or hardening interst rates or drying of liquidity or slowing Q4 results from corporates..all signal of a slow down.\n\nWell ...watch out for Monsoons..they will play a major role..never go on indian metrological predictions...they are useless.
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This question belongs to 'Economics'. \nThe answer is 'no' because it may lead to market failure.
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You are making the mistake that most amateurs make.  Okay, you lost Rs 35 per share or Rs 3500 for a single block.  Here is where you must begin to learn.  First, of all, losing money is part of the game.  The mistake you made is going into the trade without a plan.  Second, now that that trade is bad and you have no plan, you haven't the first clue on what to do.  Am I right?\n\nA professional never gets into his trade without a plan.  When you bought Patni, did you set a stop loss order?  I would guess "No".  A professional would have decided what the maximum loss they're willing to take is and then place a stop loss order.  For example, if you had planned out your trade, you might have said, "Okay, I'm going to buy Patni at 435, but the maximum loss I'm willing to take it Rs 2000", so you would have set a stop loss order at Rs 415 (Rs 20 times 100 shares = Rs 2000 loss, thus Rs 20 from Rs 435 would give you a stop loss price of Rs 415).\n\nWhen Patni reached Rs 415, the stop loss order would have taken effect and you'd be out.  Yes, you would have lost money, but that's the game.  You will win and you will lose.  The difference is that an amateur gets in without a plan on what to do if losses occur and what their maximum loss will be.  A pro knows all of that even before he picks up the phone to call his broker.\n\nRight now, you're scratching your head and want to know where to sell.  Why are you asking anyone one?  Do they have some magical crystal ball that will tell them when prices will bottom?  Just like you, they have no clue where to sell either.  They are making guesses just like you are.  The difference between, you, the others you're asking and a pro is that the pro realize he has no idea how low prices will drop, all he know is how much of a loss he's willing to take.\n\nSo, the question you need to answer is, "How much of a loss are you willing to take?".  You've lost Rs 3500, can you or are you willing to lose more?  If not, then you need to get out.\n\nA pro would have set a stop loss order and taken the loss.  He can always re-enter the trade when price action moves up again.  I mean, prices could go up from Rs 400, but just as likely than can continue to go down below Rs 400.  So, how much are you willing to lose?\n\nI answered a similar question by another poster and they voted my answer #1 and said that they would do that in the future and then proceeded to ask me "So, when should I get out".  He missed the whole point.  For example, let's say I tell you to get out at Rs 350.  You'd be an idiot to take that advice.  Why?  Because only YOU know how much money you're willing to lose.  If losing Rs 3500 is more than you can take, you should have been out a long time ago.\n\nYou must learn and stop thinking like the other 99% of the population.  You must have a plan, you must have limits that you are willing to take losses, etc.  I've traded for nearly 20 years and I see this all the time with new comers.  They get into a trade without laying out a plan of what they are going to do if the trade goes against them.  I never enter a trade without a stop loss order and I never second guess myself.  Discipline is the key ingredient of successful traders.  You don't have that.  You need to develop it.\n\nSo, to answer you question, you must answer this questions:  Are you willing to risk losing more than Rs 3500?  And if the Rs 3500 you've lost so far is more than you wanted to lose, then why haven't you gotten out already?
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It will crash when the number of Available properties for sale Increases above the Number of Geniun Buyers in the Market.This is the major Reason which is Subject to even small Enclaves ,for example in an Apartment complex thier are totally 200 flats and 100 flats are for sale by owners but thier are only 50 Buyers who are intrested in the Apartment than surely thier will be a Competetion among Sellers that leads to offers and Discounts and In a Market where there is Sellers Competetion Buyers always Wins.\nCheers\nMDW \nyou can find more on Buyers world go to http://www.bangalorecityhomes.com/Buyers_World/page_1603935.html
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Well, I really dont think so...when sensex from 8000 is bounced above 12000 in short span of time, that time only wise investor must have got a warning....\n\nI did invested lot of money in shares when sensex was at 10000 but i exit all my scrips when it touched 12000 without thinking it will go to 16000.\n\nAt this moment i feel sensex will come down more may be to its original level of 8000.\n\nif you think sensibly and observe market properly i dont think retail investors have to feel cheated...\n\nHope i have answered your question:)
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I don't think the Yahoo stock is going to crash. Its reputation, strong financial competences and great experience in the new economy are the most relevant aspects in evaluating Yahoo as an investing option. The opinion of non-experts isn't so important.
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Ajay, you must first mention which market are u r referring to..I can guess ( by your name) you are asking abt Indian Sensex.\n\nAnyways now that the F&O settlement is over, we can see some buying and markets will increase this week.
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Analysts are saying that the market will say strong.  Since it has been on a steady rise a large amount of people are hoping the market will fall.  However, it will probably remain stable for the next 5-10 years while steadily going up and leveling off and then hopefully dropping.
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ya u can. u can see its past performance. never there is much dip in the stock price of canara bank. moreover banking industry is in high tone. the last quarter profits of canara bank were much higher compared to last years ..the growth should be around 32 p.c. so everything makes it lucrative
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long-term bullish\nit recently touched 13055. if it breaches 13075, it should go up to 13500-600 with a minor correction\nmay i suggest Infosys: that'a a golden stock
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Hi fren, I think it is not advisable to invest in Mutual Funds this time, provided u have some other investments which can compensate any loss u might incur. I say so because if u follow market, u can see that for few of the very strong funds the NAV has gone down.\nMutual funds, depend on share market and currently all the analysts (national and international) have advised their clients to take a vacation.\nI think for a new investor like you, u should wait for some time, let the market stabilise once then u can think of getting in.
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Probability is 100%. There have been many "crashes" and there will be many more. What tends to happen is that people become euphoric about stocks and they bid the prices above what they are reasonably worth. The trend feeds on itself until eventually the bubble bursts. Then all of a sudden the trend is reversed and the selling feeds on itself and stock prices keep falling and falling. \n\nThe crash may not be as bad as the 29 crash or the 72 crash or 86 crash or the 2000 crash but it is a certainty. As certain as death.
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Be sensible. The stock market may well drop, as its main beneficiaries are all Republicans..but it will only allow itself to drop momentarily, simply because its interests are not served by a panic-driven  long term collapse.\n\nWhy shoot your own profits in the foot if you dont have to?
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Securities markets fluctuate however they can also surge and crash. India, like japan is in a bull market. The sinsex has not boomed to the point of a collapse-india is just going to grow for a long time. I think that India is a relatively safe place to invest for the next few years. I would not worry of a "bust". My suggestion would be to buy Indian companies that trade on US exchanges though. ie. HDB
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haha no! The market always changes dude, its now or never!!\n\nits a bit illegal but best of luck!
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try looking at the india stockmarket homepage, they have analysis tools available to do your research.