Posted on August 14th, 2011 by admin

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Iman Mosaad
Ned Davis of Ned Davis Research offers several stock market tips to identify times when the stock market is nearing a top. Right now his indicators are saying that the bull market has more room to run.
As a risk manager, Davis says there are a number of things that concern him about the market now, but overall he is still in the bullish camp for the time being. The four indicators that Davis uses to assess whether the market is nearing a top are valuation, sentiment, market breadth and interest rates. Right now the market is giving a mixed message depending on which valuation metric you look at, but sentiment is quite high and this is the most bearish indicator right now. Market breadth, on the other hand is the most bullish indicator, and interest rates are cause for concern but not outright bearish.
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Posted on July 8th, 2011 by admin

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pagastesi
The Government of India still has a market share in the Indian stock market which is more than the market share of the top 10 privately owned companies.
According to latest estimates the government companies are worth Rs 20,000,000 crore on the Indian stock market. This estimate has been arrived at after analyzing the data available with the BSE and the NSE.
The top private players on the Indian stock market are the Tata conglomerate, followed closely by the Reliance group and the HDFC group. Infosys, ITC, Bharti, Adani , ICICI and the Aditya Birla groups are also the major private companies which cumulatively account for more than 60 listings on the Indian stock market. Their current value is around Rs 19,43,000 which is till a shade less than the government stock.
There is a strong support for the government listed units on the Indian stock market as the investors deem them safe. The government also raises money through disinvestment in the various PSU's.
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Posted on July 8th, 2011 by admin

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Stinkie Pinkie
Dubai stock market plunged to its lowest ebb because of a fall in price of crude and a slump in global share prices, in the last week of June.
Uncertainties of the Greek government on austerity measure issues, necessary for bailouts, resulted in fall in global prices of shares.
Crude prices also fell after The International Energy Agency made an announcement for release of 60 million barrels of oil.
As a consequence Dubai stock market fell by more than 1% and settled at 1521.15 points.
Among the losers were, Aldar Properties and Dubai stock market gainer was, Emirates NBD, the countries biggest bank.
Dubai's ambitious airport expansion plans, also failed to provide the necessary trigger to Dubai Stock market.
Further as Ramzan happens to be in the month of August recovery in the Dubai stock market is likely to be slow in the third quarter.
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