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vedik
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F&O CUES
Total Nifty Futures added 6.4 lakh shares in OI

Stock Futures adds 2 Cr shares in OI

Nifty PCR remained unchanged at 1.03

India VIX closed at 13.71 up by 5.14%

FIIs in F&O on October 23
FIIs net buy Rs 88 cr in Index Futures; Index Futures Open Int contracts up by 17458

FIIs net buy Rs 457 cr in Index Options; Index Options Open Int contracts down by 953

FIIs net sell Rs 368 cr in Stock Futures; Stock Futures Open Int contracts up by 45998
Post Thu Oct 25, 2012 7:08 am
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HillariMacroni
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If we invest money on share market, sometime it may be risk. But we are save money on bank. We can get pure money with interest.

That's my opinion.
Post Fri Aug 16, 2013 5:52 am
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I’m with you on that stopandthink. Silver and even gold are seriously undervalued now, (and that’s bit strange to me). The economy is shaping up into a perfect environment for precious metals to be one of the most rewarding assets. Disclaimer: I belong to the camp that suggests an economic meltdown is fast approaching. Y0re, I’d suggest - listen to all and follow none. Draw your own conclusions.
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What is "pure money"? It seems to be implied that it is without risk. If that is the case, how does one account for inflation risk?

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Post Fri Aug 16, 2013 1:36 pm
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Originally posted by stopandthink
Hey Yore,

I personally would invest my money into Precious metals. Physical Silver and Gold would be a good option. Housing and the stock markets have historically done well over the last 40 years but they will not be doing well into the future. Now i know this is a bold statement but here is my reasoning. Since 1971 we were taken off the gold standard and put on floating FIAT currency system. The US Petrodollar system has been the reserve currency of the world since that time. So what I am saying is the world relies on the US dollar. However this currency is in its end game and will soon lose it reserve status. Now the effects of losing the reserve status on the United states economy will be disastrous. When that happens assets that are denominated in US dollars will lose the majority of their value. My suggestion is you avoid the housing and stock markets till after this happens. The stock market is so manipulated that the majority of trades almost 80% are done by computer algarythums. Essentially controlled by wall Street and fund mangers. The housing market is good but the timing is not right. The houses in Canada and the US are still in a bubble and their prices need to fall substantially in real dollars before they are will be a good buy. My suggestion is buy physical assets that are undervalued. Gold and silver are my suggestions. Hope this helps


Gold and silver historically have made a terrible investments compared to stocks because they are non-productive. And I would definitely not concur that they are undervalued. When interest rates go up it will appreciate the dollar which is bad for metals. Gold and silver have declined recently in anticipation of that.

Furthermore gold and silver are above mining costs which is another indication they aren't undervalued. Lastly, we haven't seen much inflation since the 2008 crash, yet metals are substantially higher. I would not recommend a significant amount of money in metals at this time.
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Whenever I hear someone use the phrase "fiat currency," I immediately think "tin foil hat." I realize the phrase is accurate, but those who use it tend to believe in conspiracy theories and some all-seeing government manipulation scheme run by a few dozen guys in a hotel ballroom.

The recent leaks by Snowden and Manning should prove that any such conspiracy would eventually be outed, yet the fiat crowd thinks it's been going on since 1880 or so without any hard evidence actually coming out.

I'm sure some fiatter will now cite tons of circumstantial evidence which I won't read. Frankly, their theory is more preposterous than Big Foot and Alien visitors combined: the Big Foot is an Alien Visitor Theory. If he isn't an alien, then we'd have a body or some other evidence. He shows up, then he takes off again in his space ship.

Disclaimer: This is not meant as a reflection on the member who posted the "fiat currency" statement. It is merely my thoughts concerning the phrase.
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If you want to invest your money then must be invest in gold or land. If you invest your money on it you never face any loss.
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Honestly, buying real estate is the best bet when aiming for both growth and income - If you get a good property in a nice area it shouldnt be hard to rent - pay for it in cash and make a huge 'dividend' with the rental income - Just do your research firt and and find out the best spots to buy around you where you're going to get the most bang for your buck - Hold on to it and sell it later on if you need to - but pulling out the rental income (if it's expendable) you can dollar cost average into the market and truly recap substantial earnings from your investment - this way you're earning in three ways - income from rent - that you use for securities which hopefully provide their own dividend and increase in cap gains, and equity in the home. Win - Win - Win

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