General Trading Chat

[TradeJoker]

Cases growing exponentially, shutdown from monday?

 

[iwillwin]

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[timepass]

Cases growing exponentially, shutdown from monday?

Maybe the government is waiting for a "public demand" for shutdown. But shutting down trains is a huge move, didn't happen even in 1974 railway strike.

No new trains to run on Sunday, those on run won't be stopped
https://news.abplive.com/videos/new...n-sunday-those-on-run-wont-be-stopped-1179676

The shutdown may happen gradually, in installments, state by state :

No lockdown in Delhi for now, but will have to do it if need arises: Kejriwal on Covid-19
https://www.livemint.com/news/india...t-if-need-arises-kejriwal-11584788867512.html

 

[siddhant4u]

sir, i'm sorry to hear your loss. last few days Nifty was around a reasonable support level, so you should have taken precautions... i was not thinking about the small traders like us, but the huge hands. yeah, sometimes it can matter when there'd be only sellers... i was thinking these unnatural huge shorting can put undeserving depreciation on companies, the aftereffects of which could be a large number of NPAs in the long run.

Not an economist, but as par my knowledge once companies have sold shares to get capital, day to day price movement doesn’t matter. For example if people are shorting IRCTC it doesn’t affect their day to day business. Only when promotors decide to sell more shares, current share price comes to picture. But in that case too share price will rally if market thinks its cheap pricing.

As for NPA and things you are saying it means some biz are leveraging and buying stocks. Now they cannot repay and going burst. Tata Motors doesn’t get affected if its share prices are 100 or 70. Its just other share holders. Long term investors if they think company fundamentals is good they will and should keep holding stocks. Short term holders, reading news of closing of JLR factories in uk would want to exit. Short selling will be there to take advantage of current situation.

 

[timepass]

Those thinking of long term investment, careful. Wait for a bottom. Let's remember that Japan's Nikkei hasn't seen its 1989 highs so far..

https://www.macrotrends.net/2593/nikkei-225-index-historical-chart-data

 

[Dr. Jan Itor]

Cases growing exponentially, shutdown from monday?

Not exponentially, not yet at least. Right now it's just panic. Amplified by "breaking news" channels.

 

[timepass]

Dalmia Bharat, Motilal Oswal announce share buybacks
2 min read . Updated: 21 Mar 2020, 06:36 PM ISTSwaraj Singh Dhanjal

• Sun Pharma also plans to buy ₹1,700 crore worth of its shares, while Emami said it will acquire shares worth ₹194 crore
• Kalpataru Power Transmission too has announced its intention to undertake a share buyback

https://www.livemint.com/companies/...l-announce-share-buybacks-11584794925993.html

 

[AJK]

Not exponentially, not yet at least. Right now it's just panic. Amplified by "breaking news" channels.

we are not yet, yes.. but we must avoid such instance, that's why this panic ads.
this one is very informative and would give a glimpse i think

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1240921016634953728

 

[AJK]

this one great video, accurately points out how exactly the disease spread.. for those who haven't seen.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1241257296996364288

 

[AJK]

Dedicated Twitter page for Coronavirus updates and info..

https://twitter.com/i/events/1240662046280048646