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Good times to come soon-we are at 6 now!

rag...@raghavs-picks.com (Raghvendra Narendra Dhoot) — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 13:01:45 UT

We are at 5 right now......GOOD TIMES RETURN AT 6, SO CHEER UP!

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"The Crisis & What to Do About It" by George Soros (New York Review of Books)

rag...@raghavs-picks.com (Raghvendra Narendra Dhoot) — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 03:20:13 UT

In a new essay, George Soros addresses the current financial crisis in the New York Review of Books and offers new theories about how markets work. I hope it is of interest to you.
Regards,
Michael Vachon
The Crisis & What to Do About It
New York Review of Books

Where Are The JOBS In India

rag...@raghavs-picks.com (Raghvendra Narendra Dhoot) — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 11:46:46 UT

Citigroup on Tuesday cut 53,000 more jobs, triggering fears of more layoffs by other companies across industries. TOI, however, has decided to be contrarian. Instead of only writing about pink slips, it hunted out companies that are actually hiring. Here's the lowdown on JOBS in India
FINANCE & CONSULTANCY

[20-11-2008] Market Wrap & Pivot Trading Strategies

rag...@raghavs-picks.com (Raghvendra Narendra Dhoot) — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 18:22:15 UT

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India's New Roads May Buffer Economy From Recession

rag...@raghavs-picks.com (Raghvendra Narendra Dhoot) — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 16:35:31 UT

India's New Roads May Buffer Economy From Recession Nov. 19 (Bloomberg) -- The 100 kilometers (62 miles) of rural roads India is adding each day may save Asia's third- largest economy from the worst of a global recession.
New roads built so far under the $27 billion program have brought urban markets within reach of 60 million village dwellers over the past five years, letting them earn money selling fruits, vegetables and milk that would have spoiled otherwise. They are now spending their cash just as the world economy falters.

Sunday Newsletter for 16-11-2008

rag...@raghavs-picks.com (Raghvendra Narendra Dhoot) — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 14:26:31 UT

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What lower oil prices mean for the world

rag...@raghavs-picks.com (Raghvendra Narendra Dhoot) — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 16:10:39 UT

What lower oil prices mean for the world
By Daniel Yergin
Oil prices are a barometer of the world economy. Rising prices between 2003 and 2007 reflected the best global economic growth in a generation. This high economic growth was brought to an end not only by underpricing of risk, excess liquidity and over-confidence but also by an increasingly unsustainable commodity boom – of which oil was a crucial part. Now, as the world has dropped into recession, oil prices have fallen by more than half.

Recession Deniers Peddled the Same Lame Excuses

rag...@raghavs-picks.com (Raghvendra Narendra Dhoot) — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 15:32:33 UT

Recession Deniers Peddled the Same Lame Excuses
Nov. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Every recession has its own set of drivers, its own unique circumstances, all put in motion by the central bank's eternal quest to find the appropriate overnight interest rate to deliver economic Nirvana.
The 2001 recession witnessed the bursting of the dot-com bubble and pullback in business investment. This time it was the implosion in housing that infected banks, impairing their capital and prompting them to constrict the supply of credit to businesses and consumers.

Sell Calls on Short Term Buy Pick(s)

rag...@raghavs-picks.com (Raghvendra Narendra Dhoot) — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 01:16:25 UT

The following Short Term Buys given on Raghav's Picks Premium are now being closed with a SELL Call:
Scrip Date Recom Price 10-11-2008 % Change Sensex Then Sensex Now % Change
CIPLA 13-Oct-08 195.6 198.65 1.56 11,309.09 10,536.16 -6.83
TTML 20-Oct-08 16.55 17.75 7.25 10,223.09 10,536.16 3.06

[11-11-2008] Market Wrap & Pivot Trading Strategies

rag...@raghavs-picks.com (Raghvendra Narendra Dhoot) — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 01:25:20 UT

Stock Queries:Reliance Natural Resources, IFCI,ICICI Bank, Nitin Fire Protection,Bombay Rayon Fashions,JM Contra Fund

rag...@raghavs-picks.com (Raghvendra Narendra Dhoot) — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 17:02:29 UT

Q.I have purchased 450 RNRL last week @ average 49.5.Please suggest suitable stop loss and targets.Thanks.
A:Keep a trailing stop loss at 51 and hold on for short term targets of 53 and 55.
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Sunday Newsletter for 09-11-2008

rag...@raghavs-picks.com (Raghvendra Narendra Dhoot) — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 05:39:54 UT

Market Updates & Corporate Announcements on BSE

rag...@raghavs-picks.com (Raghvendra Narendra Dhoot) — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 13:17:40 UT

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Morgan Stanley's view of President-Elect Obama's Policies

rag...@raghavs-picks.com (Raghvendra Narendra Dhoot) — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 07:42:26 UT

Senator Barack Obama's electoral victory, complete with expanded majorities in the House and Senate, gives the Democrats control over the legislative and administrative processes for the first time since 1994.

Attached is the Analysis of the Policies of President-Elect Obama by the Morgan Stanley Government Relations team. The team analyses the significant ramifications of the election results for the new Administration's policies to deal with the economic crisis, as well as domestic priorities on taxes, health care, energy, the environment, labour relations, and trade.

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