Saturday, November 27, 2010
Data Communication
The concept of data communication - transmitting data between two different places, connected via some kind of electromagnetic medium, such as radio or an electrical wire - actually predates the introduction of the first computers. Such communication systems were typically limited to point to point communication between two end devices. Telegraph systems and telex machines can be considered early precursors of this kind of communication. The earlier computers used the technology available at the time to allow communication between the central processing unit and remote terminals. As the technology evolved new systems were devised to allow communication over longer distances (for terminals) or with higher speed (for interconnection of local devices) that were necessary for the mainframe computer model. Using these technologies it was possible to exchange data (such as files) between remote computers. However, the point to point communication model was limited, as it did not allow for direct communication between any two arbitrary systems; a physical link was necessary. The technology was also deemed as inherently unsafe for strategic and military use, because there were no alternative paths for the communication in case of an enemy attack. Visit us http://stockinvestmenttips.in
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
LIQUIDITY CRUNCH- A MAJOR PROBLEM FOR THE ECONOMIC PROGRESS
Procurement of excessive revenues of over Rs.100000 crore may be an extravaganza for the government which had already been running into deficits, but simultaneously it is also breeding liquidity crunch in the markets. Bunch of telecom players which have been rampantly vying to win over the 3G licenses are willing to pay as much as to remain afloat in competition with the telecom players. For this they have resorted to heavy loans which resulted in bringing about the liquidity squeeze in the financial markets. In order to finance such loans, banks have resorted to availing the call money loans and have started diverting their finances from the liquid mutual funds to fund the loan requirements of the telecom players. Commercial banks which used to be the prime lenders have become the net borrowers even further aggravating the liquidity problems in the Indian markets. About 5000 crores have been taken by way of Certificate of Deposits. PNB raised over 1100 crores at 6.30% interest for 3 months, State Bank of Hyderabad raised over 51000 crores from RBI @ 5.25%, Canara bank raised over 525 crore, UCO Bank 400 crores.
Such liquidity problem was further aggravated by the Euro crises which had its enormous impact over the Indian markets which tumbled down to close at 4807 on 24th May; 2010. This was because of the fears that the euro crises likely to have its impact globally and FII’s started pulling back their funds from the market on account of such fears.
This liquidity problem is expected to continue further until sincere efforts are put in by the government to make the funds available where they are in demand. Lack of money to fulfill the aggregate demand shall have its ill effects in giving rise to the inflationary expectations in the economy. Where on one hand the Central Banks are contemplating with an idea to increase the reserve rates more in order to tackle the inflation, on the other hand liquidity problem would make such efforts futile.
Liquidity problem is expected to prevail for some more time to come till the funds are being made available to the government in the form of the advance tax payments. However, RBI is trying to deal with the situation by purchasing bonds and making fresh supply of money in the market, but its efforts solely would not help to tackle with the situation till the government parts with its own share. Liquidity squeeze accompanied by heavy credit demand is likely to result in stoking inflation which is already hovering at the higher levels of 13.33%.
Such liquidity problem was further aggravated by the Euro crises which had its enormous impact over the Indian markets which tumbled down to close at 4807 on 24th May; 2010. This was because of the fears that the euro crises likely to have its impact globally and FII’s started pulling back their funds from the market on account of such fears.
This liquidity problem is expected to continue further until sincere efforts are put in by the government to make the funds available where they are in demand. Lack of money to fulfill the aggregate demand shall have its ill effects in giving rise to the inflationary expectations in the economy. Where on one hand the Central Banks are contemplating with an idea to increase the reserve rates more in order to tackle the inflation, on the other hand liquidity problem would make such efforts futile.
Liquidity problem is expected to prevail for some more time to come till the funds are being made available to the government in the form of the advance tax payments. However, RBI is trying to deal with the situation by purchasing bonds and making fresh supply of money in the market, but its efforts solely would not help to tackle with the situation till the government parts with its own share. Liquidity squeeze accompanied by heavy credit demand is likely to result in stoking inflation which is already hovering at the higher levels of 13.33%.
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The technical team tracks not only the post market news and data. It also tracks minute by minute the stock market live. The special support is that you can register in the chat room on stockinvestmenttips in you can put your own stocks and receive advice on the same. You can consult on your existing portfolio.
There is a simple process on which rap research team base their call. First, the data analysis, then the chart analysis. The candlestick chart is what they follow. Then they accommodate moving averages, western chart patterns and finally the beta of the stock. The pivot points are there guiding star for resistance, support and stop losses. It is an established process at stockinvestmenttips in. Each call passes through these tests before sent to customers or pasted on the site.
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The technical team tracks not only the post market news and data. It also tracks minute by minute the stock market live. The special support is that you can register in the chat room on stockinvestmenttips in you can put your own stocks and receive advice on the same. You can consult on your existing portfolio.
There is a simple process on which rap research team base their call. First, the data analysis, then the chart analysis. The candlestick chart is what they follow. Then they accommodate moving averages, western chart patterns and finally the beta of the stock. The pivot points are there guiding star for resistance, support and stop losses. It is an established process at stockinvestmenttips in. Each call passes through these tests before sent to customers or pasted on the site.
Watch out for their intraday calls for profitable trades and positions.
Foreseeing Banking Industry
The Banking scenario in India has achieved its place in the Stock Market. It has proved to be one of high beta sector in the Indian as well as Global Stock markets. India stock market (well known among traders as SHARE BAZAAR) has gained volume and weight age due to banking sector with domestic and international pace. Even after heavy slowdown in the economy, Indian banks were able to sustain with their cost savings. As per ine Information available with Reserve Baan of India, banks used to focus on “REVENUE MODEL” which was equal to cost plus profit. But, nowadays banks shifted their approach to the “PROFIT MODEL” which meant that Banks are aiming at Profit Maximization.
A future projection of this Sector States that India would see a huge number of Global Banks controlling and acquiring big stakes of the entities in the country. This would directly affect the position of shares of Banking Index in the Stock Market. Traders are finding good opportunities to fix their capital as Long term Stock Investment.
With the acquisition, the overseas banking units would bring along with it, Capital, knowledge, skills, technology. This would lead to a big competition in the banking industry along with efficiency of the stock to touch its higher highs. Thus, experts are foreseeing a competitive phase in the Banking Industry.
Banks as a sector are increasing their BRAND EQUITY as they are the major source of financial sector revenue. As per the recent data, The profit pool of Indian Banking Industry is expected to grow to US$ 20 BILLION in the year 2010 and further US$ 40 BILLION in year 2015. This pace would be driven from the chunk of Middle class population. They are contributing worthy percentage in terms of taxes to the Government.
OUR VISION is to make INDIA a Banking Hub of the Globe by the year 2040…IS THIS TOO FAR???????
A future projection of this Sector States that India would see a huge number of Global Banks controlling and acquiring big stakes of the entities in the country. This would directly affect the position of shares of Banking Index in the Stock Market. Traders are finding good opportunities to fix their capital as Long term Stock Investment.
With the acquisition, the overseas banking units would bring along with it, Capital, knowledge, skills, technology. This would lead to a big competition in the banking industry along with efficiency of the stock to touch its higher highs. Thus, experts are foreseeing a competitive phase in the Banking Industry.
Banks as a sector are increasing their BRAND EQUITY as they are the major source of financial sector revenue. As per the recent data, The profit pool of Indian Banking Industry is expected to grow to US$ 20 BILLION in the year 2010 and further US$ 40 BILLION in year 2015. This pace would be driven from the chunk of Middle class population. They are contributing worthy percentage in terms of taxes to the Government.
OUR VISION is to make INDIA a Banking Hub of the Globe by the year 2040…IS THIS TOO FAR???????
Monday, July 19, 2010
Intra Day Tips
An established fact in stock market is volatility on a daily basis. The trader community plays on this, and earns money. As volatility is on a day to day phenomenon for any particular stock, indices and market as a whole, it needs to be tracked. One of the ways to track it is on intraday basis. To help study the intraday fluctuations there are full fledged volatility index already established.
Apart from the volatility indexes; one other group of people who track volatility are intraday advisors or TIPS providers. Most of these advisory is based on Technical analysis. The medium through which these stock investment tips are provided include internet, sms and phone calls.
The numbers of such advisors are flooding the market today. Caution is the word for the retail customer. One should check the source of investment tips before purchasing one. What are the tools that the advisors are applying? The best ones based there calls or investment tips on technical charts and indicators. There are others who are operator dominated. It is advisable to go for science based logical advice as provided by stockinvestmenttips.
The above mentioned site is backed by a group of young dynamic technical analyst team. They have all the NSE listed stocks updated on their site. The technical team is well supported by the IT team. Online subscription with different packages to suit each is their mainstay. Recently on demand they have started mid day calls too, along with their old wine pre market tips. They master Nifty Futures and one of their subscription packages is totally dedicated to same. The site itself is worth a tour every day with a six stocks directional tip on home page and to lure you more one free tip. What one would love is the detail they give on nifty. After a long wait you will find a dedicated website.
Apart from the volatility indexes; one other group of people who track volatility are intraday advisors or TIPS providers. Most of these advisory is based on Technical analysis. The medium through which these stock investment tips are provided include internet, sms and phone calls.
The numbers of such advisors are flooding the market today. Caution is the word for the retail customer. One should check the source of investment tips before purchasing one. What are the tools that the advisors are applying? The best ones based there calls or investment tips on technical charts and indicators. There are others who are operator dominated. It is advisable to go for science based logical advice as provided by stockinvestmenttips.
The above mentioned site is backed by a group of young dynamic technical analyst team. They have all the NSE listed stocks updated on their site. The technical team is well supported by the IT team. Online subscription with different packages to suit each is their mainstay. Recently on demand they have started mid day calls too, along with their old wine pre market tips. They master Nifty Futures and one of their subscription packages is totally dedicated to same. The site itself is worth a tour every day with a six stocks directional tip on home page and to lure you more one free tip. What one would love is the detail they give on nifty. After a long wait you will find a dedicated website.
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