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	Stock research report
	Client sent me this report. Some of you will find this useful.
To stockjunkie From stockjunkie using Gmail 06/02/2008 11:49 AM (0) \| 78 views
	The Prelude To Double Digit Inflation
	Wake Up Mr. Reddy-Raise Interest Rates and Burn The Speculators. Otherwise You Will Be Presiding Over Double Digit Inflation Soon. ** Nearly all the pieces are now in place for inflation to strike with increasing speed and fury, catching Wall Street by surprise, throwing government policy into turmoil and, at the same time, opening up broad opportunities for investors. I know. I've seen this movie once before. And the script will forever be ingrained in my mind. It was 1978. Jimmy Carter was president. Oil prices had been surging for nearl...
To stockjunkie From stockjunkie using Gmail 06/02/2008 11:39 AM (0) \| 69 views
	Where Wal-Mart went wrong
	Where Wal-Mart went wrong Abhineet Kumar / Mumbai June 02, 2008, 4:46 IST Late 2006, Mukesh Ambani-promoted Reliance Retail opened its first store in Hyderabad. Around the same time, Wal-Mart Stores Inc, the world's largest retailer in terms of sales, announced its partnership with Bharti Enterprises to begin operations in India. Eighteen months hence, Reliance Retail is a 600-store chain, while Wal-Mart, which had planned to start operations by the year-end, has deferred the launch to 2009. "Our August announcement (to start by 2008-end) was a...
To stockjunkie From stockjunkie using Gmail 06/02/2008 11:34 AM (0) \| 51 views
	Sun Pharma is a buy
	* Sun Pharma: Buy * Kumar Shankar Roy Investors with a 3-5 year perspective can buy the stock of Sun Pharmaceutical Industries (Sun), an integrated speciality pharmaceutical company that manufactures and markets generic medicines in India, US and several other markets. Though competition and pricing remain concerns for generic companies with a US exposure, Sun Pharma's strength lies in its product basket and superior cost management in testing times. That explains Sun's better profitability as well as performance against competitors. MORE -->...
To stockjunkie From stockjunkie using Gmail 06/02/2008 11:25 AM (0) \| 32 views
	Birla MF revises load structure
	Birla Mutual Fund has revised the load structure of Birla Dynamic Bond Fund, an open-ended income scheme. With effect from 30 May 2008, the scheme charged an exit load of 0.20% of applicable NAV for units redeemed/switched out within 30 days from the date of allotment. Earlier the scheme will charge an exit load of 2.00% of applicable NAV for units redeemed/switched out within 180 days from the date of allotment. However there is no change in entry load. As earlier the entry load in the scheme is nil. The revised load structure will be applicab...
To stockjunkie From stockjunkie using Gmail 05/30/2008 11:48 AM (0) \| 27 views
	Deutsche MF launches DWS FTF Series 51
	29 May 2008 \| 12:45 Deutsche MF launches DWS FTF Series 51 Name of Fund: DWS Fixed Term Fund Series 51 Scheme: It is a close-ended debt fund with maturity of 370 days. Objective: The objective of the fund is to generate regular income by investing in fixed income securities and money market instruments, usually maturing in line with the time profile of the fund. Investment Options: The investors will have the choice of two plans viz. regular plan and institutional plan. Each plans offers growth and dividend option. The dividend option offers su...
To stockjunkie From stockjunkie using Gmail 05/30/2008 11:46 AM (0) \| 33 views
	Buffett sees "long, deep" U.S. recession
	http://biz.yahoo.com/rb/080524/buffett_us_recession.html BERLIN (Reuters) - The United States is already in a recession and it will be longer as well as deeper than many people expect, U.S. investor Warren Buffett said in an interview published in German magazine Der Spiegel on Saturday. ADVERTISEMENT He said the United States was "already in recession" and added: "Perhaps not in the sense that economists would define it" with two consecutive quarters of negative growth. "But the people are already feeling the effects," said Buffett, the world'...
To stockjunkie From stockjunkie using MessageDance 05/25/2008 12:55 PM (0) \| 81 views
	Book Review: The 10 Biggest Investment Mistakes Canadians Make and How to Av...
	Applies to all countries so here it is. via Million Dollar Journey by FrugalTrader on 5/20/08 Nobleea is back! This time, he has written a review on one of the books that has changed his views on stock picking. Who is Nobleea? He is a regular reader, commenter, engineer, and personal finance enthusiast. Since I started investing, I thought that my extensive reading of business news and stock tracking would allow me to get better than market returns. Besides, it’s glamourous! After beginning to read a lot of the PF blogs out...
To stockjunkie From stockjunkie using Google Reader 05/25/2008 12:51 PM (0) \| 61 views
	Residential Projects Register A 25% Slump
	Residential Projects Register A 25% Slump. “New Delhi, India: Till recently, houses were selling like hot cakes… [Now] residential projects are feeling the heat of the US subprime crisis and poor market sentiments. The most hit is the North India property market with project sales witnessing a steady dip in transaction volumes. New project launches and even [existing] ones… are not finding enough buyers. Royal Bank of India: For 2007-08, growth in bank credit in housing has gone up from Rs 2,24,758 crore to Rs 2,51,668 crore, an increase ...
To stockjunkie From stockjunkie using Yahoo Mail 05/25/2008 01:41 AM (0) \| 49 views
	Hedge Funds See Best Prospects in Emerging Markets
	via India Stocks News and Analysis from Seeking Alpha by on 5/7/08 Research Recap submits: Most hedge fund investors have a bearish outlook for 2008, but they still expect more than $200 billion to flow into the industry, according to Deutsche Bank’s sixth annual Alternative Investment Survey. Much of that money is likely to end up in emerging markets. “Hedge fund investors’ prediction that the Middle East and North Africa will be the top performing region in 2008 indicates a clear redistribution of capital towards ...
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