When interest rates increases, investment decreases and saving increases. People don't borrow/spend money much when there is a high interest rate but they try to save more. So there is a decrease in the money supply because people aren't spending for their living say buying new cars , domestic upgrades ,new shares etc.
Economic growth occurs when people spend money and not save money.
so interest rates and money supply are inversely proportional ..
Thanx but my question is vice versa.... I read a statement:When there is more money supply in the market,ppl have more money in there hands so rather than keeping them,they try to invest in securities....This puts a downward pressure on interest rates hence they fall..... Please explain this....
Can any1 tell me book or give a pdf from where one can learn about this pattern. This forms part of technical analysis right ?
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When it comes to TA,BOOKS are not the way to go about it.:biggrin:
A simple question: Why do we need a separate bank account(DEMAT A/C) for trading? Why our regular savings account is not enough? What extra advantages does a demat account provide?
If u are really serious about learning candlestick patterns buy Steve nison's seminar video series on candlestickcharts.com ....Nothing beats that !!!!! I personally have been to his seminars and undoubtedly they are the best resource one can get on CC's.
When it comes to TA,BOOKS are not the way to go about it.:biggrin:
Bhai, thanks for the reply. Will surely think of it. Thanks again.
A simple question: Why do we need a separate bank account(DEMAT A/C) for trading? Why our regular savings account is not enough? What extra advantages does a demat account provide?
DeMat Stands for DE-MATERIALISED Before online trading was introduced, the shares were provided in physical contracts form called the Materialized form. Now to have the shares in Digital form, they need to be dematerialized and stored in a special account which is used to hold stocks. Savings account is used to hold money and hence can not be used to store these dematerialized stocks. Demat account doesnt provide any features as such. All the features would be provided by the trading account provider i.e. your broker. Demat account would simply hold the stocks that you buy.
Would like someone to add to it if I've missed out on something.
By all means I'd prefer LinkedIn. Linkedin is doing much better. It made a spectacular debut on NYSE. It doubled on the day of listing and even today it is almost double than its offer price.
Guys This time recession seems worse than 2008 where gdp was 6.8. Its now 5.3 % and with euro crisis+policy paralysis + inflation whats the future outlook Will this year be gdp growth less than 6%? What will be the affect on job market
There was an interesting article on how much is FB worth at Facebook
Have done a quick analysis by TRADING COMPS method,which i guess is the best way to go about it...i have attached the image of the excel sheet as well....plz pardon sms lingo as i have done everything in a haste...all statistics in m$$'s(except per share data) ....
Now,one Q arises as to how to calculate the exact peer revenue multiple...well,i guess u know the answer....
Have done a quick analysis by TRADING COMPS method,which i guess is the best way to go about it...i have attached the image of the excel sheet as well....plz pardon sms lingo as i have done everything in a haste...all statistics in m$$'s(except per share data) ....
Now,one Q arises as to how to calculate the exact peer revenue multiple...well,i guess u know the answer....
Can you also state all the assumptions you have taken
Growth rate , Abnormal Growth to Constant etc
Have u also tried with other methods of valuation?
EDIT: Sir if you can attach the excel then it would easier to interpret 😃
India (Sensex) still 800 points up than the Dec.11 lows but can break the level anytime.
US has been performing very well for past few months. The only and very solid reason to be optimistic about markets. But now cracks appeared in that too. European worries are still haunting the markets and now the US data has pulled the trigger.
The only positive to take from it is , the hope of QE 3 by FED has been doubled
P.S. Gold may rock till the US Unemployment Fears persist. Its one of the greatest enemy of Dollar 😛 Oil is plummeting like ninepins. Expect cuts in Petrol prices this month if Rupee sustains at this level. :) Will be interesting to see reactions in rupee. Theoretically, bad news in US should lead to depreciation of Dollar against other currencies. But here Euro and Rupee have their own problems so not sure about it.