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Old 22nd January 2008, 01:57 PM
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Tech View - 2008 added at 2008-01-05 08:16:14

Of fat tails and extreme value theories….

CMP BSE 20300

BEST CASE 22800 FAIR VALUE 14864 BEAR CASE 11200


Following the stellar rally of 2007 , the Indian markets have entered bubble zone and the best case scenario is indicative of a 10-12% % upside from current market levels for the year which will see an above fair value level of approx 21622/ 22800 for the BSE At that level consensus earnings will be approximately 27 times anticipated FY 2008/9 EPS of Rs 850 for India Inc. The upside is with the caveat that that the US undergoes a soft landing , the falling dollar receives aggressive Fed stimulus, emerging markets continue to assert themselves and India's growth and relative valuations remain in good shape.


The bear case indicates a 25 % downside from current levels over the next 12 months with first support at 14,864 and that becomes reality if the US recession is deep, and is combined with significant policy changes at home and a hostile political environment. Extrapolating the fair value estimate of 17 times anticipated FY2008/9 EPS , the fair value of the Sensex works out to approximately 14450 / 14,864 which is also the inflection point from where Elliots 5th wave extension for 2007 began.

Should the US recession deepen significantly and /or a major financial crisis occur in global markets causing deep risk aversion , we see a worse case 45% downside from current levels to 11,022 .

While India Incs fundamentals remain very strong, we believe that external forces will make the extreme value theory continue to create a fat tail zone for equities in 2008.

Caveat emptor - Buyer beware!

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Thanks for this info.




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Tech View - 2008 added at 2008-01-05 08:16:14

Of fat tails and extreme value theories….

CMP BSE 20300

BEST CASE 22800 FAIR VALUE 14864 BEAR CASE 11200


Following the stellar rally of 2007 , the Indian markets have entered bubble zone and the best case scenario is indicative of a 10-12% % upside from current market levels for the year which will see an above fair value level of approx 21622/ 22800 for the BSE At that level consensus earnings will be approximately 27 times anticipated FY 2008/9 EPS of Rs 850 for India Inc. The upside is with the caveat that that the US undergoes a soft landing , the falling dollar receives aggressive Fed stimulus, emerging markets continue to assert themselves and India's growth and relative valuations remain in good shape.


The bear case indicates a 25 % downside from current levels over the next 12 months with first support at 14,864 and that becomes reality if the US recession is deep, and is combined with significant policy changes at home and a hostile political environment. Extrapolating the fair value estimate of 17 times anticipated FY2008/9 EPS , the fair value of the Sensex works out to approximately 14450 / 14,864 which is also the inflection point from where Elliots 5th wave extension for 2007 began.

Should the US recession deepen significantly and /or a major financial crisis occur in global markets causing deep risk aversion , we see a worse case 45% downside from current levels to 11,022 .

While India Incs fundamentals remain very strong, we believe that external forces will make the extreme value theory continue to create a fat tail zone for equities in 2008.

Caveat emptor - Buyer beware!

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Tech View - 2008 added at 2008-01-05 08:16:14

Of fat tails and extreme value theories….

CMP BSE 20300

BEST CASE 22800 FAIR VALUE 14864 BEAR CASE 11200


Following the stellar rally of 2007 , the Indian markets have entered bubble zone and the best case scenario is indicative of a 10-12% % upside from current market levels for the year which will see an above fair value level of approx 21622/ 22800 for the BSE At that level consensus earnings will be approximately 27 times anticipated FY 2008/9 EPS of Rs 850 for India Inc. The upside is with the caveat that that the US undergoes a soft landing , the falling dollar receives aggressive Fed stimulus, emerging markets continue to assert themselves and India's growth and relative valuations remain in good shape.


The bear case indicates a 25 % downside from current levels over the next 12 months with first support at 14,864 and that becomes reality if the US recession is deep, and is combined with significant policy changes at home and a hostile political environment. Extrapolating the fair value estimate of 17 times anticipated FY2008/9 EPS , the fair value of the Sensex works out to approximately 14450 / 14,864 which is also the inflection point from where Elliots 5th wave extension for 2007 began.

Should the US recession deepen significantly and /or a major financial crisis occur in global markets causing deep risk aversion , we see a worse case 45% downside from current levels to 11,022 .

While India Incs fundamentals remain very strong, we believe that external forces will make the extreme value theory continue to create a fat tail zone for equities in 2008.

Caveat emptor - Buyer beware!
but what should a common invstr do from this outlook....????
he can do nothing....close the demat a/c....!!!
because if he buys.....a risk till 11k
& if he sells.....again a frustration till 22k....
dont fall prey to a two mouth strategy.....these will not allow u to liv or die....
just a thresh hold strategy.....till sensex below 18500 ...unertain outlook.......!!!!

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hah what a foolish type of prediction ------------ pros I win, cons u loose.........
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Buying sentiment will come into the market only after it trades above 18000 levels, till then heavy volatility is not ruled out......even the fund houses are not ready to take new positions at these levels
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what a bogus type of prediction
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