..........intrinsic Value Of A Stock.........

jatayoo · #21 26th July 2007, 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by alpha1

DUDE
It would be better if you could use a little bit more of punctuations and seperation of text in paragraphs.

And not use more than two colors.

AND DEFINITLY NO UNDERLINING IN TYPED TEXT.

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Dear alpha
*****The punctuations part i accept.
******* Seperation of text i am doing almost for every different idea.
********* colours are my life.Cant do without them.
*********** Financial thinking and soundness my Passion.
************* Capital Markets my Life--- the Bloodstream.
***************INSIDERS the persons whom i like to confuse and refuse
**************** to oblige.

jatayoo · #22 26th July 2007, 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by alpha1

I would've really liked to go throuh\gh all your post material.

But serioulsy I could only continue till 2-3 lines.
After that my mind refused to understand any signal that my eyes were trying to send.

Dear ALPHA
It's allright.
***At your age I was also not at all keen on such mundane, boring, blah blah.
****I lost all my cash in a slash or a hash.
*****And came down to earth in a bash.
******Today i can re write ELLIOT'S wave theory.
******* The Insiders make a Jack Ass of you thrice.
**********In the 'c' wave and the 'e' wave and the continuation pattern.
************ They consolidate in order to think what to do next.
************* To beat them use the 'b' wave and the 'd' wave .
*************** AND BE CLEAR WHERE THE INTRINSIC VALUE IS,SO ******************THAT U KNOW THE RISK

oxusmorouz · #23 26th July 2007, 08:41 AM

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Originally Posted by jatayoo

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HI
I understand the logic of your arguments.Some say that the Markets are perfectly logical and discount all available information.
**The second school of thaught postiluates that the Markets are irrational and tend to the INTRINSIC VALUE now and then.This implies that the Markets are generally overoptimistic or over pesimistic and swing to the INTRINSIC VALUE eventually.
***I remember many people who in 1994/1995 were of the firm view that their is a big bubble and the Markets are going to crash any day to 3000 levels.For then 3000 was the level forever.Then they were afraid at 10,00 12,00 13,000, 14,000 and now 15,000 levels today.They were all Retail Investors.Some of them i do not find on any board at all today.WHY?
****The theory is simple i.e it is the insiders who set the market levels as they have the best of research and industry dynamics.They stop and consolidate when they are not sure.They accumulate slowely when they become bullish .They release the news after acumulation is over so that the retail can jump in.They help in bidding up the price.The biggest insider is the promoter and his cronies.I can give you many examples of this manipulation.
*****So do i stand a chance against them -- guessing their moves all the time.
******Exceptional situations aside, which are rare, Keynes theory holds the test of time.
*******Hence to have an indipendent view that you can stick by thick and thin you need to know the INTRINSIC VALUE at different periods of time.If the Inerest rates change or Inflation goes up i have to adjust my value.It takes a second on excell.
******** I am a beleiver of the fact that the market swings from one extreme to another.If someone beleives differently i agree with his right to differ.

Again, your hypothesis can't be justified by mere opinion of illusory examples.

My hypothesis : Star gazing works in selection of stocks and people who follow star gazing have made significant amount of money with the predictive information which they hold. Eg: Mr.XYZ. Process : When you see brighter stars to your left and less bright ones to the right, nifty is going to move up. Otherwise, it is going to move down.

Tell me if this sounds absurd? why it sounds absurd? and what would make it not sound absurd?

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Originally Posted by jatayoo

HI OXY
DID i HIT the BULL'S EYE with the post above.

No, I believe you've missed it.

Sincerely yours.

jatayoo · #24 26th July 2007, 06:22 PM

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Originally Posted by oxusmorouz

Again, your hypothesis can't be justified by mere opinion of illusory examples.

My hypothesis : Star gazing works in selection of stocks and people who follow star gazing have made significant amount of money with the predictive information which they hold. Eg: Mr.XYZ. Process : When you see brighter stars to your left and less bright ones to the right, nifty is going to move up. Otherwise, it is going to move down.

Tell me if this sounds absurd? why it sounds absurd? and what would make it not sound absurd?

No, I believe you've missed it.

Sincerely yours.

hi
today the market turnover crossed 1 lakh crore.how long do u think it can be sustained.The bull run started with a turnover of 4000 crore in 2004.In 2005, 6000 to 8000 crore was great.
The pendulum is at one extreme??
i dont know, but i am a bit careful.

oxusmorouz · #25 26th July 2007, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by jatayoo

hi
today the market turnover crossed 1 lakh crore.how long do u think it can be sustained.The bull run started with a turnover of 4000 crore in 2004.In 2005, 6000 to 8000 crore was great.
The pendulum is at one extreme??
i dont know, but i am a bit careful.

Hello Jatayoo,
The bull run started when the sensex was at 2,500 with 4,000crores of volume. Now the sensex is at 15,800 odd and has multiplied itself 6times. So if you take relative volume into consideration, based on current prices, 4000crores of volume then = 25,000crores of volume now. Besides, in a bull market interest is often high and participation is active. Volumes increasing by 4 times from the bottom of a bear market to the current situation in the bull market seems to be no big deal at all

Sincerely yours.

jatayoo · #26 27th July 2007, 07:49 AM

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Originally Posted by oxusmorouz

Hello Jatayoo,
The bull run started when the sensex was at 2,500 with 4,000crores of volume. Now the sensex is at 15,800 odd and has multiplied itself 6times. So if you take relative volume into consideration, based on current prices, 4000crores of volume then = 25,000crores of volume now. Besides, in a bull market interest is often high and participation is active. Volumes increasing by 4 times from the bottom of a bear market to the current situation in the bull market seems to be no big deal at all

Sincerely yours.

HI
ALLRIGHT.
Kay Sera Sear ----- whatever will be will be.
The future is not our's to see
Kay Sera Sera.

jatayoo · #27 27th July 2007, 07:52 AM

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Originally Posted by oxusmorouz

Hello Jatayoo,
The bull run started when the sensex was at 2,500 with 4,000crores of volume. Now the sensex is at 15,800 odd and has multiplied itself 6times. So if you take relative volume into consideration, based on current prices, 4000crores of volume then = 25,000crores of volume now. Besides, in a bull market interest is often high and participation is active. Volumes increasing by 4 times from the bottom of a bear market to the current situation in the bull market seems to be no big deal at all

Sincerely yours.

hi
allright.
Kay Sera Sera
whatever will be will be
the future is not our's to see
Kay Sear Sear.

oxusmorouz · #28 27th July 2007, 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by jatayoo

hi
allright.
Kay Sera Sera
whatever will be will be
the future is not our's to see
Kay Sear Sear.

Hmm, now what was that for?

jatayoo · #29 27th July 2007, 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by oxusmorouz

Hmm, now what was that for?

hi
That was for the inevitable and INTRINSIC VALUE thing.

oilman5 · #30 28th July 2007, 07:44 PM

dear jatayoo,
ur writing deserve a treat...unfortunately i was in delhi...10/7 to 13/7...ur article publish later.....hope whenever ...i come @delhi...i call u a hotel for dinner...
pl write like this...same thought provoking

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