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Tatasteel bellow 500/470
Yesbank above 200/220
Nifty 10800/600/400
Banknifty 26635
Axisbank 586/592
Hdfcbank 2060/42
Icicibank 346/342/320/300/280
Drreddy 3000/3220/3400/3600
Bharti if Abv 321 tgt 330/40/50
Reliance 1152/40/1112/1100/1060/1040
Ashokleyland 100/96/90


Thoughts..... ;)
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Tatasteel bellow 500/470
Yesbank above 200/220
Nifty 10800/600/400
Banknifty 26635
Axisbank 586/592
Hdfcbank 2060/42
Icicibank 346/342/320/300/280
Drreddy 3000/3220/3400/3600
Bharti if Abv 321 tgt 330/40/50
Reliance 1152/40/1112/1100/1060/1040
Ashokleyland 100/96/90


Thoughts..... ;)
Check your way...
As it can be always wrong!

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Mota bhai if comes to 1040 ill give buy you beer :p
 
What does it mean for Crude and world economy ?
Qatar's exit from OPEC is inconsequential since they do not produce as much oil as to significantly influence the world demand - supply dynamics. Iran and Norway even though are not part of OPEC can do that. Russia is also not part of OPEC.

Qatar however is the world's biggest gas producer and exporter. It can influence natural gas prices accordingly but not oil or shale for that matter.
 
This also means push towards fuels like LNG which is considered to be clean energy.
Qatar playing smart game by focusing on the big gas asset. Think they hold more than 30-40% of the worlds known LNG reserve.
Natural gas is still a bridge fuel. It cannot wholly replace the oil demand. That gap is being filled up by solar installations now.
 
The annual UN climate change conference (COP24) opened in the Polish city of Katowice on December 3, with the goal of finalising the implementation guidelines for the Paris Climate Change Agreement.

World Economies are preparing to move away from fossil fuel to alternative green energy, possibly in another 15-30 yrs.
This means more production and push for electric vehicle, solar/wind/nuclear...etc energy.
which means gradual drop in consumption/demand for fossil fuel.


So the natural question would be at what price and production capacity they would be able to continue to
exhaust their oil fields at the earliest.
Oil still has a good 15 years to go. As much as I want the world to transition to clean tech based energy sources, I think we still have about 12 to 20 years before we achieve a critical mass in that space.

The hydrogen FCEV lobby was scuttled for years by big oil. You can google that for more info :) just type in Mazda FCEV tech and oil. The entire story will be in front of you ;)
 
For those of you who are investing on a longer term horizon, how do you identify companies that pay dividends on a regular basis? Sorry if this is a silly question. I am now looking at long term investments.
 

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