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CFVF for sure, No quick gains.gotta hold em..Bargain wrote:Try to understand bargains. Who says wata,toky, cfvf bargains?
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reyaz wrote:Banking and Insurance made thumping profits and are acting like beggars, anyone disagree? give your reasons, I am all ears
I totally agree with you of the second part of the post. but first I am not so sure?Bargain wrote:Who says this market doesn’t have solid runners? Try to understand high-quality value stocks at undervalued prices.
In developed countries interest rates are very low b'cos their currencies are strong unlike here. See how rupee has depreciated you will understand.celtic tiger wrote:reyaz wrote:Banking and Insurance made thumping profits and are acting like beggars, anyone disagree? give your reasons, I am all ears
prevailing rates and policies MAKE these sectors lazy money making businesses(All they have to do is to site down all day on a nice chair ) . In develop countries deposit rates 1.5 to 3
lending rates 5 to 7.5
mortgage rates 1.5 to 4.5
Sri lankan rates has to change if we wants to become a production driven economy.
I wish.Kipling wrote:Samaritan
Is 151 on the cards.
When interest rates are rising both businesses and consumers will cut back on spending this will cause earnings to fall and stock prices to drop.samaritan wrote:In developed countries interest rates are very low b'cos their currencies are strong unlike here. See how rupee has depreciated you will understand.celtic tiger wrote:reyaz wrote:Banking and Insurance made thumping profits and are acting like beggars, anyone disagree? give your reasons, I am all ears
prevailing rates and policies MAKE these sectors lazy money making businesses(All they have to do is to site down all day on a nice chair ) . In develop countries deposit rates 1.5 to 3
lending rates 5 to 7.5
mortgage rates 1.5 to 4.5
Sri lankan rates has to change if we wants to become a production driven economy.
Correct.But it won't take one year.It will be soon with current or next quarter companies financial release , country's covid/corrupted economy fall,political infighting,etc.kasun_gimhana wrote:The market is going up while economic conditions are deteriorating, This is mainly due to the quantitative easing. If this continues the market will go up further but the government can't continue quantitative easing forever. quantitative easing creates a gap between the market and the economy. so there will be a market correction in the future but can't predict when maybe one-year ahead. But as an investor, it is better to prepare anything and diversification will help. I think it is better to have gold, at least 10% in the portfolio.
Serious investors sees more opportunity in a county that had- WORST past- BAD present- but BRIGHT futureRare wrote:Something wrong. Why is this market rising?
Pakistan’s Stock Market becomes The 2nd Best Performer Globally
https://propakistani.pk/2020/08/03/pakistans-stock-market-becomes-the-2nd-best-performer-globally/
Pakistan’s benchmark index, KSE-100, was the second-best performer globally in the past month according to Bloomberg’s data and has gained 47% since reaching the lowest this year on March 25. The stocks have recovered all the losses caused by the coronavirus.
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Hit 21-week high. KSE-100 crosses 40000-point barrier.celtic tiger wrote:Serious investors sees more opportunity in a county that had- WORST past- BAD present- but BRIGHT futureRare wrote:Something wrong. Why is this market rising?
Pakistan’s Stock Market becomes The 2nd Best Performer Globally
https://propakistani.pk/2020/08/03/pakistans-stock-market-becomes-the-2nd-best-performer-globally/
Pakistan’s benchmark index, KSE-100, was the second-best performer globally in the past month according to Bloomberg’s data and has gained 47% since reaching the lowest this year on March 25. The stocks have recovered all the losses caused by the coronavirus.
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