can we continue to raise when the US market is falling?

bobomonkey · #1 5th January 2008, 12:58 AM

the dow is plummeting has wiped out all of 07 gains.

anjubhatia · #2 5th January 2008, 01:07 AM

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Originally Posted by bobomonkey

the dow is plummeting has wiped out all of 07 gains.

Dear,
my view is that we will also fall, all economics are inter-related.
supply-demand.
my view- tech,it stock may see gud downfall in next week.(may be on monday)
on monday we may also see nifty -60 to -100,sensex -400
at this time
nasdaq......-90
dow....-240
wat redred???blod bath

vsangeeth · #3 5th January 2008, 01:10 AM

I think the key factor that will drive the market will be jan11,federal minutes....with US job data showing no signs of improvement,falling market,a recession in the pipeline...
this may prompt the fed to cut rates again by .25%....

But inflation is also a major worry for the federal....

I expect a range bound market next week,until jan11;next thursday

FII's are net sellers from jan2 onwards....

anjubhatia · #4 5th January 2008, 01:16 AM

this time i feel fed will cut .50 basis point.
this time very serious problem in wall street as we cn see.
indian market may fall upto 400-700 points before 11jan.
sm mumbai,delhi brokers said(sharekhan,religare)
nasdaq-94
dow-254
nifty fall will be depend on ambani brothers share,bt techn.stocks will be dumping

krishnamishra · #5 5th January 2008, 01:20 AM

we have not wooried from usa market becoz its their credit card issuem i think our market will be same in posative trand market open + 85 sensex and 26+ nifty
god bless
krishna

bobomonkey · #6 5th January 2008, 07:32 PM

I hear contradictory statements from analysts. On the one hand they say that US economy is slowing down and since US is the largest consumer all other world economies will suffer. But on the other hand they say that money is being taken out of the US markets and deployed in growing economies like Asia and latin america.
This is my take on this. Although it's quite simplistic and straightforward.
If the US markets falls badly that means people are pulling out their money and if they choose to re-deploy that money in equities then India will be a prefered destination due to its stable democratic government and free market policies. That means we will see a sharp divergence between the US and Indian markets. US markets will fall and Indian markets will rise over the next 5 years.

deepsa52 · #7 9th January 2008, 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by bobomonkey

I That means we will see a sharp divergence between the US and Indian markets. US markets will fall and Indian markets will rise over the next 5 years.

Longer term very likely, but the growth rate may slow down and I think we may see less returns than we are used to. But in the short term we may have very rough bumps and typically Indian markets are more volatile. As always, no one can predict, we go with the flow

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