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Old 2nd January 2008, 06:27 PM
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Great news. Money invested by indian insurance companies surpass total money invested by FIIs.
No longer investors can fear of FII pull out.

Indian MFs and Insurance cos have enough money to absorb FII selling, if any.
They expect 80k crores in the next 6 to 8 months, which can absorb any kind of FII pull out.
In a nutshell , FIIs can leave India if they wish to.


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Old 2nd January 2008, 06:59 PM
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Great to know we achieve this milestone so early. And still we have long way to go and their is more money to come from indians.

we already started aquiring foriegn assets soon we can rule their Stock exchanges with our capital Rs.

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Old 2nd January 2008, 11:07 PM
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Great to know we achieve this milestone so early. And still we have long way to go and their is more money to come from indians.

we already started aquiring foriegn assets soon we can rule their Stock exchanges with our capital Rs.
Too early and too quick
Anyways a balance is always welcome as don't forget FII investment in a stock or sector has got more notional value than face value

SB

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Old 3rd January 2008, 04:32 PM
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Great to know we achieve this milestone so early. And still we have long way to go and their is more money to come from indians.

we already started aquiring foriegn assets soon we can rule their Stock exchanges with our capital Rs.
another funny imagination - hope it will come true sooner or later..
there will be IDRs listed in our exchange, like ADRs in U.S.

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Old 3rd January 2008, 08:29 PM
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Great news. Money invested by indian insurance companies surpass total money invested by FIIs.
No longer investors can fear of FII pull out.

Indian MFs and Insurance cos have enough money to absorb FII selling, if any.
They expect 80k crores in the next 6 to 8 months, which can absorb any kind of FII pull out.
In a nutshell , FIIs can leave India if they wish to.
one should not be in any illusion.FII's have been and will be driving force behind "the great Indian stock race". As long as Indian economy shall be growing by 8% and more,FII's shall be pumping foreign currencies in Indian stock market.Indian stock market still runs on sentiments and herd mentality.
The moment FII's shall be drawing money out of India to invest in some other emerging markets(it shall set a panic wave among Indian investors), MF's and Insurance companies(also considering lock-in period) shall be flooded with redemtion pressure, and shall be forced to selling; with indices plunging down desperately.
What goes up comes down.
Trade cautiously and watch the Indian economy and Govt policies.

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Right time to clamp down on the Hedge funds & other short-term FII players - bring them under the business income tax net and block the PN & other non-transparent routes completely.

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