Today's Performance

Today’s Cal

Nifty buy above 5046 sl 5036 tgt 5062-78-88-5104 sell below 5036 tgt 5020-5004-4994-4978..

BNF buy above 8684 sl 8666 tgt 8715-8745-8763-94 sell below 8666 tgt 8635-8605-8586-8556

Tulip it delivery call buy only above 988 tgt 1100-1115

nifty gone till 5008 after 5036 and thn gone till 5068 above 5046

bnf bought above 8684 went till 8756 thn shrted below 8666 gone till 8587

tulip gone till 1002 above 988 we r holdng tht

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Today's Investing Mantra

"Most high-return businesses need relatively little capital. Shareholders of such a business usually will benefit if it pays out most of its earnings in dividends or makes significant stock repurchases" - Warren Buffett

Today's investing mantra

"Long-term shareholders benefit from a sinking stock market much as a regular purchaser of food benefits from declining food prices. So when the market plummets - as it will from time to time - neither panic nor mourn." - Warren Buffett

Interesting Read

30 second Speech by Bryan Dyson (CEO of Coca Cola)

"Imagine life as a game in which you are juggling some five balls in the

air. You name them - Work, Family, Health, Friends and Spirit and you're

keeping all of these in the Air.

You will soon understand that work is a rubber ball. If you drop it, it

will bounce back.

But the other four Balls - Family, Health, Friends and Spirit - are made of

glass. If you drop one of these; they will be irrevocably scuffed, marked,

nicked, damaged or even shattered. They will never be the same. You must

understand that and strive for it. --

Today's Investing Mantra

"The most common cause of low prices is pessimism - sometimes pervasive, sometimes specific to a company or industry. We want to do business in such an environment, not because we like pessimism but because we like the prices it produces. It's optimism that is the enemy of the rational buyer" - Warren Buffett

Today's Investing Mantra

"We do not wish to join with managers who lack admirable qualities, no matter how attractive the prospects of their business. We've never succeeded in making a good deal with a bad person." - Warren Buffett

Interesting Read

The developed economies are slowly but steadily recovering from the meltdown. Stock markets have already given their verdict and propelled by massive dosages of liquidity, have staged spectacular recoveries from their shaky lows. Commodity prices are also on their way up. Slowly, but surely the financial crisis is over, right? Not so fast. If the red splashed on stock markets around the world today is any indication.

Debt was fuelling not only the American housing bubble. Closer home, it was fuelling Dubai, which had taken on debt to the tune of US$ 80 bn. Out of this US$ 59 bn was taken by Dubai World, the emirate's corporate arm in charge of its ambitious real estate projects. With the severe correction in real estate prices, these projects have now become the proverbial while elephant.

Yesterday, Dubai asked its lenders to defer its debt repayments by six months. It is also looking towards its oil rich and more financially conservative neighbor, Abu Dhabi, for lending a helping hand. While some help has come it way, it is not enough to completely bail out Dubai.

Bloomberg in fact has quoted Mark Mobius, Chairman of Templeton Asset Management, as saying, "If Dubai has to default, that could start a wave of defaults in other areas. This may be the trigger to allow for the market to take a rest and pull back." Mobius oversees US$ 25 bn in emerging-market assets and has a very good idea on the implications of the Dubai default scare.

These developments show that it is premature to declare that the world economy is out of danger. There could be more countries, especially in Eastern Europe, waiting to be bailed out. The developed economies and especially their banks are still vulnerable. In our opinion, investors would do well to remember that there are substantial risks to the buoyant markets. For every bubble, there is always a needle somewhere. And when they meet, all of us learn some very old lessons.

Today's Investing Mantra

"In both business and investments it is usually far more profitable to simply stick with the easy and obvious than it is to resolve the difficult." - Jim Rogers

NOVEMBER 18 PERFORMANCE MONITOR

• Pantaloon bot @ 323...sold @ 342 (+1900)
• Rolta bot @ 179...sold @ 183.7 (+940)
• Banknf sold @ 9240..cvrd @ 9201 (+1950)
• Tcs btst bot @ 665..sold @ 700 (+3500)
• Aban bot @ 1310...sold @ 1365 (+5500)
• Banknf bot @ 9265..sold @ 9300 (+1750)
• Banknf bot @ 9305..sold @ 9318 (+650)
• Ril cash sold @ 2114...cvrd @ 2104 (+1000)
• Ril fut sold @ 2112....cvrd @ 2099 (+1950)
• Total Profit -19140-