Comments for Sub Prime Resolved http://www.subprimeresolved.com No More Foreclosures - A book by Anil Selarka Mon, 28 Feb 2011 17:27:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 Comment on Confused Mind Clear Answers (2011-02) US, HK, Indian Stocks by admin http://www.subprimeresolved.com/confused-mind-clear-answers-2011-us-hk-indian-stocks/confused-mind-clear-answers-2011-02-us-hk-indian-stocks/#comment-1648 admin Mon, 28 Feb 2011 17:27:54 +0000 http://www.subprimeresolved.com/#comment-1648 <p><strong>COMMENTS FOR FEBRUARY ARE NOW CLOSED</strong></p> <p>Please post your comments in the March 2011 section of Confused Mind Clear Answers which is transferred to old blog - http://anilselarka.com</p> <p>You may scroll down this page  a little to find the link under Announcement.</p> <p>Anil Selarka USA, 28/February/2011</p> COMMENTS FOR FEBRUARY ARE NOW CLOSED

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]]> Comment on Confused Mind Clear Answers (2011-02) US, HK, Indian Stocks by Manjunatha Shetty http://www.subprimeresolved.com/confused-mind-clear-answers-2011-us-hk-indian-stocks/confused-mind-clear-answers-2011-02-us-hk-indian-stocks/#comment-1647 Manjunatha Shetty Mon, 28 Feb 2011 16:35:40 +0000 http://www.subprimeresolved.com/#comment-1647 INDIA, BUDGET, Reg: Your opinion on Budget   Respected sir, Could you please throw some light on Indian budget, how could it impact on stock market. Do you think concerns were taken care for inflation and other core issues?  Where would stock market headed for next 2-3 months based on the budget?   Regards kmshetty, Atlanta, USA, Feb 28 2011 <strong> Author, Anil Selarka, replies on ...Monday, February 28, 2011 </strong> I am yet to go through the budget speech of the Finance Minister. On the face of highlights, it is a "dud" budget with lot of over expectations. There may be some pockets of strength which I have to identify. With so much hike in inflation, the Finance Minister should have raised the Tax Exemption limit to Rs 300,000 at least. He has to put more money in the pockets of consumers to help them spend to meet higher costs. He has ignored the "youth" and promoting the "Old or Senior Citizens" . In other words, he is prolonging the life of senior citizens and shortening that of youth who constitute over 50% of total population. At the most his budget is idealist, populist, socialist and devoid of realities. He is unnecessarily raising the effective taxes when he can as well realize the budgetary shortfall by selling wholesale the stakes in various PSU. When he can realize over Rs 300,000 crores per year in stake dilution, he can afford to fund the infrastructure projects and also reduce taxes on corporate sector. Even if he does not reduce the tax on individual he can reduce the tax on corporates which may boost the market and give more capital gains to the investors. Most Indians now invest in stock market than ever before. Selling 60 year old assets at massive gains and giving the benefits to tax payers is the only way he can bring prosperity to Indians and reducing fiscal deficits. FM has to read my book "Sub Prime Resolved" and in particular the chapter on "Dynamic Theory of Taxation" which applies to almost all countries. INDIA, BUDGET, Reg: Your opinion on Budget
 
Respected sir,
Could you please throw some light on Indian budget, how could it impact on stock market. Do you think concerns were taken care for inflation and other core issues?  Where would stock market headed for next 2-3 months based on the budget?
 
Regards
kmshetty, Atlanta, USA, Feb 28 2011

Author, Anil Selarka, replies on …Monday, February 28, 2011
I am yet to go through the budget speech of the Finance Minister. On the face of highlights, it is a “dud” budget with lot of over expectations. There may be some pockets of strength which I have to identify. With so much hike in inflation, the Finance Minister should have raised the Tax Exemption limit to Rs 300,000 at least. He has to put more money in the pockets of consumers to help them spend to meet higher costs.

He has ignored the “youth” and promoting the “Old or Senior Citizens” . In other words, he is prolonging the life of senior citizens and shortening that of youth who constitute over 50% of total population. At the most his budget is idealist, populist, socialist and devoid of realities. He is unnecessarily raising the effective taxes when he can as well realize the budgetary shortfall by selling wholesale the stakes in various PSU. When he can realize over Rs 300,000 crores per year in stake dilution, he can afford to fund the infrastructure projects and also reduce taxes on corporate sector. Even if he does not reduce the tax on individual he can reduce the tax on corporates which may boost the market and give more capital gains to the investors. Most Indians now invest in stock market than ever before. Selling 60 year old assets at massive gains and giving the benefits to tax payers is the only way he can bring prosperity to Indians and reducing fiscal deficits.

FM has to read my book “Sub Prime Resolved” and in particular the chapter on “Dynamic Theory of Taxation” which applies to almost all countries.

]]> Comment on Confused Mind Clear Answers (2011-02) US, HK, Indian Stocks by Ramandeep Singh http://www.subprimeresolved.com/confused-mind-clear-answers-2011-us-hk-indian-stocks/confused-mind-clear-answers-2011-02-us-hk-indian-stocks/#comment-1643 Ramandeep Singh Mon, 28 Feb 2011 08:49:40 +0000 http://www.subprimeresolved.com/#comment-1643 Dear Sir   I am about 50% invested in market now and have around 2 lac to invest. Should I invest further once your best entry levels are reached or should I just keep this in hand and wait for market crash? Just an Update - I have invested in the Platform I talked about previously for general good of society and I am in touch with various NGOs to make it work. Hopefully, it will be one of the biggest revolutions on net against prevalent ills in society. I'll inform once I'm done with this. Regards Ramandeep Singh Amritsar(Punjab) - India <strong> Author, Anil Selarka, replies on ...Monday, February 28, 2011 </strong> When the best entry levels come, just go for it.   Dear Sir
 
I am about 50% invested in market now and have around 2 lac to invest.
Should I invest further once your best entry levels are reached or should I just keep this in hand and wait for market crash?
Just an Update – I have invested in the Platform I talked about previously for general good of society and I am in touch with various NGOs to make it work. Hopefully, it will be one of the biggest revolutions on net against prevalent ills in society. I’ll inform once I’m done with this.
Regards
Ramandeep Singh
Amritsar(Punjab) – India

Author, Anil Selarka, replies on …Monday, February 28, 2011
When the best entry levels come, just go for it.
 

]]> Comment on Confused Mind Clear Answers (2011-01) US, HK, Indian Stocks by Rahul http://www.subprimeresolved.com/confused-mind-clear-answers-2011-us-hk-indian-stocks/confused-mind-clear-answers-2011-01-us-hk-indian-stocks/#comment-1641 Rahul Mon, 28 Feb 2011 07:53:29 +0000 http://www.subprimeresolved.com/#comment-1641 <strong>Budget 2011  Sir, How do you see budget 2011? , Please share your views.  Thanks Rahul </strong> Noida ,India  <strong> Author, Anil Selarka, replies on ...Monday, February 28, 2011 </strong> I am yet to go through the budget in full, but on the face of it, my reaction is negative. The Finance Minister has missed the bus. My bearish expectations have materialized and the market may develop downtrend in second half. The GDP may come down to 3.5% to 4.5% from 9% expected. The banks who have lent to developers for purchasing land will come into serious problems from second half. Defer buying properties until September and October. Much depends on monsoon in June/July. Budget 2011 

Sir,

How do you see budget 2011? , Please share your views. 

Thanks
Rahul
 Noida ,India 

Author, Anil Selarka, replies on …Monday, February 28, 2011
I am yet to go through the budget in full, but on the face of it, my reaction is negative. The Finance Minister has missed the bus. My bearish expectations have materialized and the market may develop downtrend in second half. The GDP may come down to 3.5% to 4.5% from 9% expected. The banks who have lent to developers for purchasing land will come into serious problems from second half.

Defer buying properties until September and October. Much depends on monsoon in June/July.

]]> Comment on Confused Mind Clear Answers (2011-02) US, HK, Indian Stocks by Rajkumar http://www.subprimeresolved.com/confused-mind-clear-answers-2011-us-hk-indian-stocks/confused-mind-clear-answers-2011-02-us-hk-indian-stocks/#comment-1638 Rajkumar Mon, 28 Feb 2011 06:01:17 +0000 http://www.subprimeresolved.com/#comment-1638 Hi Sir,   I am one among the many silent followers of your blog. I did a mistake by entering mahindra satyam at 101... I bought 500 stocks at 100 rs. I believe your words in mahindra satyam.   Do I need to average this stock or let me wait, waiting for your kind answer.   Thanks Rajsel, Karnataka,India <strong> Author, Anil Selarka, replies on ...Sunday, February 27, 2011 </strong> Just buy it now. The price difference is too much to wait for better bargain later. Buy 500 more and then it will take care of itself by 3rd week of April, 2011 Hi Sir,
 
I am one among the many silent followers of your blog.
I did a mistake by entering mahindra satyam at 101… I bought 500 stocks at 100 rs.
I believe your words in mahindra satyam.
 
Do I need to average this stock or let me wait, waiting for your kind answer.
 
Thanks
Rajsel,
Karnataka,India

Author, Anil Selarka, replies on …Sunday, February 27, 2011
Just buy it now. The price difference is too much to wait for better bargain later. Buy 500 more and then it will take care of itself by 3rd week of April, 2011

]]> Comment on Confused Mind Clear Answers (2011-02) US, HK, Indian Stocks by admin http://www.subprimeresolved.com/confused-mind-clear-answers-2011-us-hk-indian-stocks/confused-mind-clear-answers-2011-02-us-hk-indian-stocks/#comment-1637 admin Mon, 28 Feb 2011 05:33:14 +0000 http://www.subprimeresolved.com/#comment-1637 <p><strong>IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT</strong></p> <p><strong>"CONFUSED MIND CLEAR ANSWERS " </strong>has been re-transferred to its original base - http://anilselarka.com (The Financial Wisdom by Kalidas) to differentiate the two markets.</p> <p>This blog will continue its journey for US related economy, stocks, commodities, politics, and all investment issues for which detailed articles will be posted from time to time. Kindly therefore post your comments from 1st March 2011 to our old blog. Click this link to go that page directly <a title="CMCA-March 2011" href="http://www.anilselarka.com/confused-mind-clear-answers-2011-index-page/confused-mind-clear-answers-2011-index-page-2/" target="_self" rel="nofollow">CMCA March, 2011</a></p> <p> </p> <p>Anil Selarka, Author (also known as Kalidas) USA, February 28,2011</p> <p><strong> </strong></p> IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

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