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Andhramass
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Vkishore:

By the way do you trade actively on the Australian stock exchanges ...any ideas how Australia will fare over the coming years ?

Will the mining driven boom translate to domestic growth?




ledhu andii, 16 months back nunchii no trading, only investing on land.


only minor section of people will benefit from mining boom. still majority of Aussies were still struggling. maa country lo mining tax lo loopholes unnayii so in rality it's not giving much back to country.

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/money/on-struggle-street-mortgage-and-rent-stress- leaving-families-homeless/story-e6fredkc-1226203237155
anni dananallo Annadanam Minna lal salam
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Vkishore
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Andhramass:

bonus gaa chinese economic growth slow ayindii


CLIPART--clap

Chala correct point catch chesaru...I beleive this is the key rather than anything else.Chinese growth slow ayite exports debbadi poyi...Rest of the world ki gunapam sure....

Also the chinese are consuming huge amounts of copper and other raw materials in the race to construct houses...buildings...

By the way do you trade actively on the Australian stock exchanges ...any ideas how Australia will fare over the coming years ?

Will the mining driven boom translate to domestic growth?
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Andhramass
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Vkishore:

Euro zone recession to problem..it will not just stay with Europe...Usa ki kuda double impact sure...




bonus gaa chinese economic growth slow ayindii
anni dananallo Annadanam Minna lal salam
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Vkishore
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Andhramass:


http://www.businessspectator.com.au/bs.nsf/Article/Eurozone-already-in-recession -banking-grp-NVSHH?OpenDocument&src=hp4




Hmmm....other articles kuda choosanu that Euro lo recession tappadu ani...Globalization vacchaka laidback euro lifestyle survive avvatam kastham anukuntanu...

Also Germany does not deserve to take on the load of the lazy greek and other countries.

Baga gurtu 1992 time lo India default ainappudu vedhavalu enni conditions pettaro...IMF ki choopinchataniki gold ammalsi vacchindi...


Euro zone recession to problem..it will not just stay with Europe...Usa ki kuda double impact sure...
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Andhramass
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Vkishore:

Euro zone lo countries default ayite matram...raktabhishekame....




http://www.businessspectator.com.au/bs.nsf/Article/Eurozone-already-in-recession -banking-grp-NVSHH?OpenDocument&src=hp4
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Vkishore
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Nitho:

right time to jump in ani maa office lo vallu chepparu....

andhuke konchum study chestunna




Wrong advice Nitho...markets stability ki vacche varaku...chinna investor aina pedda investor aina wait cheyyalsinde...untill unless you want to play with options and short the hell out of this market....
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Vkishore
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Posted on Wednesday, November 23, 2011 - 4:20 pm:    Edit Post Delete Post View Post/Check IP


Nalla_baalu:

annai naaku nijam ga teliyadhu




Baalu bhai...Financial industry uses the IT software to manage its operations.This could be big institutions like banks for managing their websites etc or trading firms in NYSE which could be using trading platforms.Also online payment companies like Paypal etc use IT packages.

IT industry is not the same as Finance industry..though I think what you were asking really was ...is there going to be any impact to IT jobs.

Financial industry 2008 lo laga padite matram sure shot double dip recession vastundi. 2008 lo lehman padina danike shake...Euro zone lo countries default ayite matram...raktabhishekame....

General advice mama...subject knowledge kante general perception vundatam important..might help you in the job search.

Anywaz neeku nijangane teliyadu ani paina vyasam rasanu...ippudu vacchi joking annavu anuko...doubt vastundi db lo inka evaru answer cheppakapoyesariki...
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Nalla_baalu
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Posted on Wednesday, November 23, 2011 - 3:18 pm:    Edit Post Delete Post View Post/Check IP


Sinnodu:

MOVIEART--dv.exp1


annai naaku nijam ga teliyadhu MOVIEART--bemmi.abba
Aug 11th weight -- 84 kg \bemmi.muniga icon
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Sinnodu
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Nalla_baalu:

financial market and IT market veru veru aa




MOVIEART--dv.exp1
Dont show me ur attitude.I have got my own
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Nitho:




appude kaadu annai. atleast oka quarter anna wait cheyyi may be next yr first quarter ki position ela undo dani batti cheyochu. ippudu mari risky
Dont show me ur attitude.I have got my own
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Nalla_baalu
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bignole annai meeku kuda teliyadhaa .....naaku evaranna septhe meeku calling thed esthaanu MOVIEART--bemmi.laugh
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MOVIEART--JP1
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Osceola
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Nalla_baalu:

financial market and IT market veru veru aa


MOVIEART--bemmi.etakaram
Rama Rajyam ante Ramudu Sevinchina Rajyam
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financial market and IT market veru veru aa
Aug 11th weight -- 84 kg \bemmi.muniga icon
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Nitho
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Farex:

evaru cheppindhi




ante small investment ayyithe time kadhu.... big invester like 1 million attta cheste good time ani chepparu...

andhuke chustunna..
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Nitho:

right time to jump in ani maa office lo vallu chepparu....




evaru cheppindhi MOVIEART--bemmi.sarle

infront MOVIEART--ittadi
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Farex:




right time to jump in ani maa office lo vallu chepparu....

andhuke konchum study chestunna
Jai Rajanna, Jai Jai Jagan anna
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endhi gucha,,,ee roju fultu market news midha paddav,,,,,,,modalettava aata nuvvu kooda MOVIEART--bemmi.muddu
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http://seekingalpha.com/article/309947-global-market-outlook-warning-lights-flas hing

It’s getting worse by the day. And warning lights are increasingly flashing across the board.

Last Friday I posted an article on the FINS – France, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain – and the debt problems that are building among the four economies that make up 56% of the eurozone. I followed that post on Sunday with another article that listed 22 systemically important financial institutions that were worth watching as leading indicators that a financial crisis was about to unfold. Given the pace at which the situation is now deteriorating in Europe, it is worthwhile to take a close look across the dashboard to evaluate the latest warning signals as we head into the holiday weekend. Starting at the top, let’s evaluate the FINS.

FINS Warning Light Check

France

France 10-Year Government Bond Yield

July 22: 3.41%
August 8: 3.15%
October 4: 2.56%
November 18: 3.48%
November 23: 3.70%
Flashing Red: A 22 basis point increase in 10-Year yields over the last three days indicates that stress is continuing to get worse. This is a critical development, for if the infection at the core of the eurozone continues to spread, all bets may soon be off.

Italy

Italian 10-Year Government Bond Yield

July 22: 5.41%
August 8: 5.29%
October 4: 5.49%
November 18: 6.64%
November 23: 6.98%
Flashing Red: The European Central Bank is fighting against the tide in trying to keep Italian 10-year bond yields below 7%. If yields begin to spike out of control beyond 7%, it could only be a matter of time before a full-blown crisis were to unfold.

Netherlands

Netherlands 10-Year Government Bond Yield

July 22: 3.17%
August 8: 2.69%
October 4: 2.13%
November 18: 2.51%
November 23: 2.61%
While a 10 basis point increase in Dutch 10-year bond yields is not perfect, it’s not necessarily lighting up the warning board either. And with absolute yields still at low levels relative to its peers and before the latest phase of the crisis broke in July 2011, this does not present an area of concern at the moment.

Spain

Spain 10-Year Government Bond Yield

July 22: 5.77%
August 8: 5.16%
October 4: 5.10%
November 18: 6.38%
November 23: 6.67%
Flashing Red: Like Italy, the situation in Spain is teetering on the brink of full-blown crisis. 10-Year bond yields have jumped 29 basis points since last Friday and are trending sharply toward the critical 7% level. If the problems in Italy weren’t enough, growing debt fires in Spain are only adding to the pressure.


Beyond the FINS, some additional notes bear mentioning:

Germany

Flashing Yellow: The relationship between U.S. 10-Year Treasuries and German 10-Year Bunds has suddenly diverged, as U.S. Treasury yields continue to move lower while German Bund yields have reversed and turned higher. Adding salt to the wound was an exceptionally poor German 10-Year Bund auction on Wednesday, which further fueled the idea that the crisis is increasingly infecting the very core of the Euro Zone. Further developments on this front must be watched closely in the coming days and weeks.

Belgium

Flashing Red: Belgium 10-Year Bond yields exploded above 5% to 5.46% on Wednesday as the complications associated with the Dexia bailout are increasingly bubbling to the surface.

In summary, the situation across European sovereigns looks much worse than it did just a few days ago. What about the banks that are directly impacted by these developments? Are any showing signs of going over a literal cliff in terms of their stock price?

Bank Warning Light Check

US Banks

Bank of America (BAC)

Flashing Red: Although it remains above the catastrophically low levels from early 2009, Bank of America is now on the brink of breaking below the previous lows from early October at $5.13 per share. The next stop is a drop below $5, which is also not a good sign.

Citigroup (C)

Flashing Yellow: A slightly better story, but still troubling in its own right with the stock price making a sharp move toward the early October lows at $21.40 per share. And viewing this through a different lense, when backing out the 1:10 reverse stock split carried out by Citigroup in May 2011, this translates to a pre-split stock price of $2.14 per share.

Goldman Sachs (GS), Morgan Stanley (MS), JP Morgan Chase (JPM), Wells Fargo (WFC)

Flashing Yellow: These remaining charts essentially speak for themselves. What they demonstrate is that today’s problems are not bank-specific. Instead, the current crisis is plaguing the entire sector.
Jai Rajanna, Jai Jai Jagan anna

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