Archive for July 28th, 2008

28
Jul
08

terrorist attack

 

Terrorist attack : mangled remains of a

 

 bus, cycles, motorcycles and an

 

autorickshaw, were seen at the blast sites

 

which were splattered with blood. Panic

 

spread as people ran for their lives, almost

 

leading to a stampede in the areas ripped by

 

the blast.  Is only government responsible?

 

This is the time when every citizen must

 

shoulder his/er responsibility to fight back.

 

when every Indian will wake up and remain

 

alert like a guard . when every civilian will

 

become soldier, none can dare to perform

 

such a coward act. 1st step is very simple :Be

 

watchful, what’s happening around you, 2nd

 

step is inform the concern authority (must

 

have mobile #s of local authorities saved in

 

our mobiles), the minute we find any

 

auspicious article or unreasonable

 

behaviour of someone. For more and more

 

participation , small groups of societies

 

should be organised. These groups will be

 

morally responsible to guard  with in 1 km

 

of radius . bomb blasts are awakening call.

 

If we will not listen now, tomorrow we may

 

not get any chance . come on its our

 

responsibility to save our self with our own

 

efforts.   -  R.K.Arora an Indian 

 

    Will dow take support @11150/-? U.S. stocks fell, led by financial companies, after the International Monetary Fund said there is no end in sight to the housing slump. Citigroup inc. and Bank of America Corp. led banks to a third straight decline as the IMF warned that worsening credit conditions may prolong the economic slowdown. “We’re relatively bearish on financials because even when we get this crisis sorted out, the rebound is going to be muted,” said Ralph Shive, chief investment officer of 1st Source Corp. Investment Advisors in South Bend, Indiana, which manages $3 billion. “Everyone wants to declare the crisis over, but it’s going to take a long time to dig out of this hole.” Source : Bloomberg 2nd concern is crude : Tensions in the oil-rich countries of Nigeria, Iran cause supply concerns that overshadow slumping demand for oil, retail gas.

 

 Credit policy :-  India’s central bank may raise interest rates for the third time in less than two months to combat inflation running at a 13-year high. The Reserve Bank of India will increase the benchmark repurchase  rate to 8.75 percent from 8.5 percent, according to 16 of 22 economists in a Bloomberg News survey. The bank, which will release its quarterly monetary policy tomorrow at noon in Mumbai, will also raise the cash reserve ratio to 9 percent from 8.75 percent, 10 of 21 economists said. Governor Y.V.Reddy, whose term at the Reserve Bank ends in September, is intensifying efforts to cool inflation that has accelerated to more than double his goal. Prime Minister Mr. singh, fresh from winning last week’s confidence vote, is looking to Reddy to spearhead the fight against rising prices as he prepares for elections before May. Source : bloomberg

 

Intra day calls:-

 

Ranbaxy : Shares of Ranbaxy Laboratories gained over 3 per cent after the pharmaceutical major announced the launch of a generic version of an ulcer pill Prilosec in the United States under an agreement with AstraZeneca.

 

Crain : Tensions in the oil-rich countries of Nigeria, Iran cause supply concerns that overshadow slumping demand for oil, retail gas.

 

Crompton gr: Electrical equipment manufacturer Crompton Greaves on Wednesday announced a consolidated net profit of Rs 122.61 crore for the quarter ended June 30, a 36.38 per cent increase over the previous year quarter.

The company had net profit of Rs 89.9 crore in the first quarter of FY’08, said in a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange. The total income of the company rose to Rs 2,051.87 crore in the latest quarter, from Rs 1,554.88 crore in the same period last year .

 

DISCLAIMER :- We can’t dictate the market. Its an observation only. May , may not hold good. Much depend on govt. policies ,economic & political scenario. Its more of an informatics’ article only. Presenter /writer is not liable or responsible for any personal or financial losses or profits.