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22nd January 2008, 08:28 AM
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Is the mayhem over???.. now what?
 hopefully from today THINGS WOULD GET BETTER... After the horrendous bloodbath and getting maulled left right and centre, there is possibly a silver lining in all this.. possibly best time to look for long term and mid to long term investments. Experts... any suggestions on this?? if so which ones are the most attractive? small, mid, large caps 
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22nd January 2008, 08:37 AM
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Re: Is the mayhem over???.. now what?
Hello to all,
I expect the US market, Dow to fall to 11,000 levels in short term from the current 12,000 level barring any Fed intervention .So the global correction will continue and Indian market expect to fall further despite DII buying. In every bounce there will be a further unwinding. And watch out for the sucker rally during the day and last hour sell off.
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