Yearly Archives: 2008

Will 700 Billon Dollar help:Data from past Bubble Burst

By | October 5, 2008 4:53 pm

The US$ 700 billion bailout, the US government claims, is essentialto revive the economy. While the long term impact will have to beseen, the near term impact will be nothing more than a short termreprieve for the market which would fade away quickly.The bailout package will put pressure on the Dollar’s exchange rateand cause inflationary… Read More »

US bailout package 700 Billion Dollar impact

By | October 3, 2008 9:32 am

The US Senate passed a $ 700 billion financial market rescue package on a 74-25 vote, authorizing the government to buy troubled assets from financial institutions rocked by record home foreclosures. However, financial analysts across the globe are not too pleased with this bailout package, as, they feel that the losses could be to the… Read More »

Enter 20% now

By | September 29, 2008 5:48 pm

Tomorrow we may see a week opening trade below 3874 continue then heavy panic may seen in market and it slide up to 3752 and then 3654 level. At upside it face resistance at 3970. Try to Build a portfolio by entering just 20% of fresh investment. REL cap around 979 BHEL at 1450 Reliance… Read More »

Outlook For Next Week (29 Sep- 03 October)

By | September 28, 2008 2:34 pm

4200 Levels to be watched as at this level call Writing has taken place and 3800 on Downside Nifty Views Updated in http://brameshtechanalysis.blogspot.com/2008/09/nifty-weekly-29-03-oct.html Please have a look at this post http://brameshtechanalysis.blogspot.com/2008/09/hope-people-have-exited-there-longs.html Stocks Specific Trading Calls SBIN Buy at 1404-1420 Levls for a tgt of 1486 SL 1375 Reliance Buy at 1950-1970 Levels TGt 2013 and… Read More »

Why Did Lehman Go Bust And What Exactly Is Subprime?

By | September 26, 2008 5:35 pm

US mortgage crisis: A subprimer Q: What is a sub-prime loan?A: In the US, borrowers are rated either as ‘prime’ – indicating that theyhave a good credit rating based on their track record – or as ‘sub-prime’,meaning their track record in repaying loans has been below par. Loansgiven to sub-prime borrowers, something banks would normally… Read More »