Market will end in green in tomorrow

Shajesh wrote:There is a convincing performance by global stock market . Our economy is doing well right now and expected to grow up at very good rate compared to most of the countries in the world. High growth is evident in the financial performance of our listed companies. As usual, our maket is manipulated by certain people from time to time, but they can not do that forever which is evident in today's recovery. in my opinion, it will enter into the green territory from tomorrow onwards........... Our good time about to come bit slowly but firmly.

Shajesh wrote:There is a convincing performance by global stock market . Our economy is doing well right now and expected to grow up at very good rate compared to most of the countries in the world. High growth is evident in the financial performance of our listed companies. As usual, our maket is manipulated by certain people from time to time, but they can not do that forever which is evident in today's recovery. in my opinion, it will enter into the green territory from tomorrow onwards........... Our good time about to come bit slowly but firmly.

Universalgoal wrote:shajesh HNWI s still collecting they will invite the bull when their buckets overflow

"May god fill HNWIs buckets Soon"

bcs CSE on the dead bead

csehistorian wrote:

Universalgoal wrote:shajesh HNWI s still collecting they will invite the bull when their buckets overflow

"May god fill HNWIs buckets Soon"

bcs CSE on the dead bead

The frist thing you need to learn about equity markets is that they are designed to take money from losers and pass it on to winner. The market is Robin Hood in reverse. When retailers are buying HNWI are selling. When HNWI are selling retailers are buying. Well that's what usually happens. However CSE is a special case.

HNWI and institutions sold to a bunch of retailers, they sold to another bunch and so on, even now, those who are buying appear to be yet another bunch of retailers. So the past 15 months only people who made money form the CSE is the government and brokers.

econ wrote:
dude,, I know many HNWI guys who have billions of unrealized losses.. so do not think every hnwi are short term players.

econ wrote:

csehistorian wrote:

Universalgoal wrote:shajesh HNWI s still collecting they will invite the bull when their buckets overflow

"May god fill HNWIs buckets Soon"

bcs CSE on the dead bead

The frist thing you need to learn about equity markets is that they are designed to take money from losers and pass it on to winner. The market is Robin Hood in reverse. When retailers are buying HNWI are selling. When HNWI are selling retailers are buying. Well that's what usually happens. However CSE is a special case.

HNWI and institutions sold to a bunch of retailers, they sold to another bunch and so on, even now, those who are buying appear to be yet another bunch of retailers. So the past 15 months only people who made money form the CSE is the government and brokers.

dude,, I know many HNWI guys who have billions of unrealized losses.. so do not think every hnwi are short term players.

csehistorian wrote:

econ wrote:

csehistorian wrote:

Universalgoal wrote:shajesh HNWI s still collecting they will invite the bull when their buckets overflow

"May god fill HNWIs buckets Soon"

bcs CSE on the dead bead

The frist thing you need to learn about equity markets is that they are designed to take money from losers and pass it on to winner. The market is Robin Hood in reverse. When retailers are buying HNWI are selling. When HNWI are selling retailers are buying. Well that's what usually happens. However CSE is a special case.

HNWI and institutions sold to a bunch of retailers, they sold to another bunch and so on, even now, those who are buying appear to be yet another bunch of retailers. So the past 15 months only people who made money form the CSE is the government and brokers.

dude,, I know many HNWI guys who have billions of unrealized losses.. so do not think every hnwi are short term players.

Lol! you are talking about people like Dr Senthilverl I think. They are in for the long haul and they are very different from you. For example they didn't buy chicken like you did because chicken stocks had one great quarter. (and they didn't tell everyone to buy and hold chicken like you did)

There exists a second bunch of HNWI who tried to manipulate the market but the market turned back and bit them and bit them really hard. That bunch will be wiped out, exactly like you and your followers will be.

There is a lot of difference between buying JKH or COMB and planning to hold for 10 years and buying CLPL or GREG warrants and planning to hold for 10 years - you simply can't do that, because they will expire next year

Shajesh wrote:There is a convincing performance by global stock market . Our economy is doing well right now and expected to grow up at very good rate compared to most of the countries in the world. High growth is evident in the financial performance of our listed companies. As usual, our maket is manipulated by certain people from time to time, but they can not do that forever which is evident in today's recovery. in my opinion, it will enter into the green territory from tomorrow onwards........... Our good time about to come bit slowly but firmly.