Is there any positives about the future of the market?

Things are forming a bloodbath again??Holding the position restlessly and nervously.,
If there is any positives about the future of the market please feel free to provide.,

dindon1 wrote:Things are forming a bloodbath again??Holding the position restlessly and nervously.,
If there is any positives about the future of the market please feel free to provide.,

Why so negetive? Forign investment only for the moment is more than 27 bln. Locals have some problem but keep in mind our institutions are doinig well and at any moment instituional activities and HNWIs activities can be expected. We do not have a war now. Kepp your hope.

Today for sure dark green...........

dindon1 wrote:Things are forming a bloodbath again??Holding the position restlessly and nervously.,
If there is any positives about the future of the market please feel free to provide.,

Blood bath is a strong word and very negative. Can you explain your thinking for such a big thing.

dindon1 wrote:Things are forming a bloodbath again??Holding the position restlessly and nervously.,
If there is any positives about the future of the market please feel free to provide.,

Market is waiting for TK to go, if he doesn't resign or gets fired the market may fall to 4,200. Which will then allow the "Regulator Mafia" to buy shares for cheap prices.

Its the bottom. All the factors were negative last qtr, even the weather was not favourable.We can have the effect for sometime.but not everyday.things should reverse

positive sign is foreign funds comming in. Sure not to have a blood bath

Govt should not worry about blood bath or steam bath

Let the cart go.

Govt should not try to manipulate stock market by using Public FUNDS
all purchasing should based on valid economic reasons

So far govt has made following blunders with regard to economic management and stock market
!appointment of wrong person as Central Bank Governor
2. appointment of Mrs Sugathadasa as SEC chairman Her behavior was like bull in a china shop.Although she has taken some correct decision.
.3. getting advice from main manuplotors

4. use of public fund to manipulate stock market

I cant understand why Economist like PBJ do not give proper advice to GOVT

In short term If market will not break 5000-5100 L,Most probably we can have a negative trend.

But still i am in a positive side.

dindon1 wrote:Things are forming a bloodbath again??Holding the position restlessly and nervously.,
If there is any positives about the future of the market please feel free to provide.,

Jiggysaurus wrote:

dindon1 wrote:Things are forming a bloodbath again??Holding the position restlessly and nervously.,
If there is any positives about the future of the market please feel free to provide.,

Market is waiting for TK to go, if he doesn't resign or gets fired the market may fall to 4,200. Which will then allow the "Regulator Mafia" to buy shares for cheap prices.

May I know how this figure 4,200 came to your mind?

May I know how this figure 4,200 came to your mind?

4,200 is when the market PE comes to around 8-10. This is when it becomes attractive for billionaire fundamental "minority" investors to start buying.

You also draw a line in a chart and do some technical jilmarts like 50% fibonnaci retracement etc but then you may get lower numbers.

BLOOD BATH is a word use by MAFIA

D.G.Dayaratne wrote:Govt should not worry about blood bath or steam bath

Let the cart go.

Govt should not try to manipulate stock market by using Public FUNDS
all purchasing should based on valid economic reasons

So far govt has made following blunders with regard to economic management and stock market
!appointment of wrong person as Central Bank Governor
2. appointment of Mrs Sugathadasa as SEC chairman Her behavior was like bull in a china shop.Although she has taken some correct decision.
.3. getting advice from main manuplotors

4. use of public fund to manipulate stock market

I cant understand why Economist like PBJ do not give proper advice to GOVT

I can not disagree with you.

I cant understand why Economist like PBJ do not give proper advice to GOVT

This is a serious lack in top officials.They should give proper advices....They should have courage to explain the right thing in right manner (Remember this is the most important thing....if you use the wrong way then you might loose not only approval to ur suggestion but also ur position.)

Whitebull wrote:

D.G.Dayaratne wrote:Govt should not worry about blood bath or steam bath

Let the cart go.

Govt should not try to manipulate stock market by using Public FUNDS
all purchasing should based on valid economic reasons

So far govt has made following blunders with regard to economic management and stock market
!appointment of wrong person as Central Bank Governor
2. appointment of Mrs Sugathadasa as SEC chairman Her behavior was like bull in a china shop.Although she has taken some correct decision.
.3. getting advice from main manuplotors

4. use of public fund to manipulate stock market

I cant understand why Economist like PBJ do not give proper advice to GOVT

I can not disagree with you.

I cant understand why Economist like PBJ do not give proper advice to GOVT

This is a serious lack in top officials.They should give proper advices....They should have courage to explain the right thing in right manner (Remember this is the most important thing....if you use the wrong way then you might loose not only approval to ur suggestion but also ur position.)

@Whitebull
Million time I agree with you.

Whitebull wrote:

I cant understand why Economist like PBJ do not give proper advice to GOVT

This is a serious lack in top officials.They should give proper advices....They should have courage to explain the right thing in right manner (Remember this is the most important thing....if you use the wrong way then you might loose not only approval to ur suggestion but also ur position.)

Well if he joins opposition, he may have his say

IMF expresses concern over SEC chief’s resignation
Friday, 17 August 2012 19:49
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Friday expressed concern over the resignation of Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Thilak Karunaratne, saying “it is sad to see the SEC lose yet another strong chairperson, and in such a short period too.”
Karunaratne stepped down after repeated attempts by powerful traders to scuttle probes and investigations by the regulator against market manipulators and insider dealers. His resignation comes after his predecessor Indrani Sugathadasa resigned in similar circumstances last December.
IMF’s Country Director for Sri Lanka Koshy Mathai told TimesOnline in email comments that from all credible accounts, Mr Karunaratne and his team were taking ‘exactly the right steps’ to ensure that stock market participants obey the rules.
“And as the SEC chairman has rightly said in the past, making STRUCTURAL changes in rules on broker credit is not the right response to CYCLICAL downturns in the market,” he said.
“In any country, it is only with a firm set of regulations and an active regulator to enforce them that foreign and domestic investors will have confidence that the stock market is indeed a level playing field for all and not just designed for the benefit of a select few. This is an important issue, as development of the capital markets is a key priority in ensuring Sri Lanka's continued growth and prosperity,” Dr Mathai said. – Ends-