Blood Bath On Dalal Street

hi asish, can you mention a site address?

Plz PM CV ,you will get it ,heard from him in chat room.ET i think.

ok dear, thnx.

Elitetrader.com

thanks dev, today i didn't trade.

Todays Fall Was Expected...
Morning Dow Was Down.. Asian Markets Also Down

This Type Of Market Is Gift
My 35 Shots .. Went In Huge Profits...

Again Expecting This Type Of Fall

Good Luck

Forget ET in this Forum there are members who has posted Contract Notes of 10k $ (not Rs)

but where is dev? i am still waiting for your last day nifty short-sell contract note.

I can mention people's Name & Tel no (who are also game in providing their contract notes to Dev in Kolkata) that they bought Hordes of Calls of 4200 Strike at 9.58am ,my dear ,they are so perfect & sure,we are all small fish of a miniscule pond.

TODAYS FALL WAS EXPECTED

HONG KONG, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Asian stocks resumed their decline on Wednesday as worries about the deteriorating U.S. credit market flared up, but some energy shares outperformed following a surge in U.S. oil to a record closing high. News that American Home Mortgage Investment Corp. , a large U.S. mortgage provider, could no longer fund home loans and may have to liquidate assets fuelled fears that the U.S. housing slump was broadening and sent Wall Street packing. But U.S. oil surged more than $1 to a record settle above $78 a barrel on expectations rising refinery demand will further drain inventories in the United States. At 0024 GMT, Tokyo’s Nikkei average had fallen 0.7 percent as industrial robot maker Fanuc lost 0.9 percent and Sony shed 1.9 percent, but energy firm INPEX Holdings was steady, bucking the weaker trend. Mitsubishi UFJ , the world’s biggest bank by assets, slumped 3.9 percent a day after it posted a sharp fall in first-quarter profit. “Apart from banks and maybe some others, earnings results have been solid, but concerns about the U.S. market are crimping gains here. Positive reactions to good earnings don’t last,” said Hiroyuki Fukunaga, chief strategist at Rakuten Securities. “If blue-chip stocks report negative results, the Nikkei could test around 17,100.” In South Korea, falls of 2.4 percent for market heavyweight Samsung Electronics and 1.6 percent for top lender Kookmin Bank helped slice 1.1 percent off the benchmark KOSPI . “Markets around the world are being hit by continued worries about the U.S. subprime mortgage sector. That appears to be a major reason why foreign investors have sold so heavily recently,” said Kim Joon-kie, an analyst SK Securities. Also under pressure, Australia’s key S&P/ASX 200 index slid 1.2 percent as investors dumped Macquarie Bank , sending the stock down more than 6 percent. The top Australian investment bank said two of its high-yielding investment funds could lose a quarter of their value due to volatility in the U.S. markets in the wake of the subprime mortgage crisis. But oil and gas producer Woodside Petroleum gained 0.1 percent, thanks to higher oil prices. MSCI’s measure of Asia Pacific stocks excluding Japan fell 0.7 percent, snapping a two-session rebound. On Wall Street, blue chip stocks and the tech-laden Nasdaq Composite Index both dropped more than 1 percent.