Few years back, I used to read spam emails about "India would become Super
Power by 2050 and there will be something called "Harra Patta" (antonym of
US Green Card and work permit for India).

I guess friends"Time has come". Not because that we have done something
really big,smart or wonderful. But the world has screwed up "Big Time". Few
countries have declared Bankruptcy and some are on the verge of doing it.

Thankfully and fortunately we are not export oriented countries like China,
Japan, Taiwan or anyother Asian countries. An Indian economy has 80%
internal usage and only 20%export based. Hence India is mostly dependent on
its own production and consumption.

Another blessing in disguise is the CPM being part of the government did not
allow Congress to do much so-called reforms and hence our banking system is
not directly impacted by the financial turmoil across the globe.

Now NRI's all across the globe are looking for safe placements of their
money, forget about the returns. If Indian banks can tap in that mammoth
amount of quality FDI funds and that too is available for real long term
tenure, we should be able to solve some of our liquidity problems.

Moreover, government needs to do more by dropping the CRR rate more,
increase Pension, Insurance etc groups participation more in the stocks
(remember this should be temporarily -otherwise we might end up like US
today).

Indians on an average have savings of 35% of their income (for e.g. service
class has 12% provident fund,around 10% in Insurance premium by them or by
their companies and assuming another10% savings in their bank accounts).

One better thing is that our industries/companies have not been performing
like in US or other parts of the world. They were making profits till the
last quarterly results.In the worst case their profits will be hit in this
and few next quarters but they will not be locked down or will file for
bankruptcy as in US.

Our Forex reserves are still over US $280 Billion.

*We can re-build our Nation sooner andfaster than anyone else. It is not the
time for Panic (or panic selling)!*



We have been recommending quality shares with the potential to grow.
Unfortunately due to global meltdown, financial infrastructure demolition,
liquidity crunch, Bankruptcy filings, FII fund pullout etc they are in
losses today. However, going forward they should perform well.

Nifty is now 47% lower than what it was at the beginning of this year and we
are today at the price of August 2006. PE wise Nifty was 28times and Midcap
index at 23 when at its peak in Jan 2008. Today Nifty is of about 14 times
and Midcap around 8.5 times.

So is it the time to buy OR wait 'n watch?

On one side the valuations of shares are dirt cheap, oil prices corrected
below $80 per barrel, commodities prices are falling and inflation receding.
It seems, today there is mere a liquidity crunch and once that is made
available by government or NRI's or public/private institutions,interest
rates will also fall down.

On the other hand, global meltdown, financial infrastructure demolition,
Liquidity crunch, Bankruptcy filings, Redemption pressures etc will lead to
poor production and profitability. Hence the lower values of shares which *look
attractive may not be so attractive*.


 What a week it was! World market crashed from 28% to 10% over the entire
week. Our Sensex dipped 15.96% to close at 10527 and Nifty fall 14.12% to
end at 3279.

India's industrial production rose at a paltry 1.3% compared to a healthy
10.9% in August2007 or 7.4% of July 2008.

US $ to Rs fell upto49.07 and is now around 48.4

Crude Oil is now under $80per barrel.

Inflation numbers at11.8% from the last weeks 11.99%

FII's & Domestic MF have sold over 3800 Cr and 851 Cr respectively
until 8thof Oct.

SEBI removed restrictions on offshore derivative instruments (ODIs) in both,
the cash as well as futures & options segments of the market. Also the SEBI
chief C.B. Bhave said the 40%cap on ODIs, including participatory notes
(PNs), out of the total assets under custody in the cash market will also be
done away with.

RBI changed the CRR cut from the proposed 0.5% to 1.5% and is now at 7.5%

Q2 September results have started coming out with a weak note and cutting
earnings and revenue guidance.

Market is yet to reach its bottom. There could be minor bounce backs and one
should not get into its trap. There is a good possibility that we might see
9700 in Sensex and 2900 in Nifty i.e another 10% from here. It is time to
create the wish list of quality shares. For execution, wait for some more
time.

*It's better to lose an opportunity than erosion of Capital!*



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