Wednesday, 27 February 2013

Latest E Newsletter "Investors are Idiots" Issue 42

 

 

 


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Latest issue of the E Newsletter “Investors are Idiots” is released for the fortnight of 1st March 2013. In issue 42

1.Ten must see charts from 2012-13 Economic Survey –Budget Reality Show Part 6

2. Portfolio performance based on IT Sector’s weight in your portfolio- Learn to be your own fund manager series 22

3. How to add on to long “In the money” trading positions- Upgrading your trading skills series 5

4. Market volatility to increase in an event filled month of March – Market analysis March 2013

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Latest Newsletter “Investors are Idiots” fortnight of 1st March 2013 Issue 42

 

1.Budget Reality Show Part 6- Ten Must See charts from the 2012-13 Economic Survey

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The economic survey is an exhaustive document running into many pages. We present a pictorial snapshot of the survey that will give you a perspective on the issues facing the economy. 

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2.Learn to be your own fund manager series 22 - Portfolio performance based on IT Sector's weight in your portfolio 

The IT (Information Technology) stocks put together have a 15.20% weight in the BSE Sensex. Portfolios that are benchmarked against the Sensex will have to fine tune the weight in IT stocks in order to outperform the Sensex. A bullish or bearish view on IT stocks should reflect on the stocks weight in the portfolio. 

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3.Upgrading Your Trading Skills Series 5-  Adding on to long “In the Money” trades 

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Dipen bought 1000 shares of Jet Airways at a price of Rs 400 per share. The position was a trading position as he had heard of the news of a corporate action on the stock. Dipen wanted to sell the stock once the news came out. The news of a foreign airline taking stake in Jet Airways came out soon after Dipen had purchased the stock and the stock price went up to Rs 550. Dipen’s position was deeply in the money with a gain of Rs 150,000. Ideally Dipen should have exited the stock at Rs 550 to take the profits . 

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4.Market analysis-An event filled March will increase volatility in the markets 

March 2013 will see a new Pope at the Vatican and a new government in Italy. The month will also see kicking in of USD 85 billion spending cuts in the US (also known as the “Sequester”).  Japan will get a new central bank chief in March. India will be analysing the last full budget of the UPA government that would have been presented in the parliament on the 28th of February 2013. RBI mid quarter review of monetary policy in mid March will be watched for rate cuts.  

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