Wednesday 27 February 2013

How to be Wealthy


How to be Wealthy

Why when I invest in the share market and the market fall? Why? And why my friend earns money from share market? Why?

The thing is when u doesn’t have any kind of knowledge do not put your hand in it.
Here few company is took part in the recent rally and that company gain too much as compare to other company in the same sector/Industry. But what about other those who did not take the part in the recent rally of the share market.

If we watch closely the price of this company who do not take part in recent rally that all company run upside or the stay stable in the down period. And also make at least ten time money in the ten years.

According to me that all company are deal in the product that product cannot became outdated or more renovation or generation of new product with new technology will be in the future.
The thing is the trader behavior in the recession is that if the private company’s share prices fall according to them trading behavior only government organization going to save them in the recent time.

The company which I think give return in the recent ten years is Power Grid Corporation, NHPC, RIL, Hindalco, tata chemical etc as per observation.
       

Wednesday 13 February 2013


Micromax A116 Canvas HD

Price: 13990/-

Micromax’s  first quad core processor phone

 

Screen :
5 inch touchscreen, HD screen has a resolution of 1280×720 and a colour depth of 16.7 million
Powered by: MediaTek’s MT6589 1.2 GHz quad core processor
Run on : Android Jelly Bean 4.1
Battery2000mAh
Camera : 8MP rear camera with LED flash,
Multiple camera settings,
4X zoom and auto focus.
Connectivity : Dual-SIM, 3G, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi hotspot

                       Bluetooth with A2DP
Memory : 4gb internal storage and Expandable up to 32GB


For More detail : (www.micromaxinfo.com).
Source : www.Firstpost.com 

Monday 11 February 2013

MCX-SX

The new stock exchange trading day is today (11/02/2013) 
click on the link for more detail

http://www.mcx-sx.com


Wednesday 6 February 2013


UAE banks to repay crisis cash as value falls


Banks in the United Arab Emirates will this year aim to repay capital placed with them at the height of the global financial crisis, with some turning to the bond market to avoid servicing expensive debt and risking a sudden "capital cliff" later on.

For example, National Bank of Abu Dhabi, the UAE's largest lender by market value, has a $750 million bond maturing in March 2017 that was trading Tuesday at a yield of 2.36 percent – less than half the price it will pay this year on the 3 billion dirhams of government bonds it still has outstanding.

"If you look at how much banks are paying on the bonds compared to where their senior debt is trading, it is a significant difference," said Timucin Engin, associate director for financial services ratings at Standard & Poor's. 

And the price for banks will continue to rise; they are due to pay 5 percent on the bonds this year and 5.25 percent in the final three years to maturity, having paid 4.5 percent in 2012 and 4.0 percent for the first two years of the bonds.

Source : The Daily Star
Read more: http://www.dailystar.com.lb/Business/Middle-East/2013/Feb-06/205207-uae-banks-to-repay-crisis-cash-as-value-falls.ashx#ixzz2K9SouKaf