One of the biggest fears for an
investor in a bear market is the fact that he is in a sense trapped.The value
of his investments is very very low. At this point he has to make a choice –
either stay the course till his investment posts a return giving him a PROFIT or pull out immediately thus accepting
a certain degree of LOSS .
If he decides to stay the course
then he has to contend with the bear market.A market that is ‘played’ by people who try to make money
even in such a climate. Sellers not
buyers call the shots and at such a time many traders get together to form
infamous groups called ‘BEAR CARTELS’.
The Indian stock market is not immune from attacks by such cartels. Many
companies in the current marketplace have fallen victim to such cartels. Any of
these companies could have been ones that you invested in and many companies
you are investing in right now could fall prey to these cartels in future.
The fashion powerhouse Giorgio Armani has finally entered India.
Incidentally it did so in the very same way many of it’s competitors have: by
partnering with real estate giants DLF.It’s
a convenient platform for Armani as a partnership with DLF empowers it to set
up stores in the hundreds of malls being built by DLF across the country and
partnering with a real estate giant also ensures land to set up exclusive individual
stores as well .The headache for Armani as for every other designer label will
be to tap into the Indian market and market their brand through the retail
chain.
Submitted by Financeman on July 16, 2008 - 8:49am.
New Delhi, India, November 20, 2007 - DLF Ltd has announced that the Company has attracted participation of private equity real estate funds in its township projects by diluting 49% equity stake at a premium, in seven residential projects to a Merrill Lynch & Co entity for a consideration of Rs 1481 crore.
The mid-income housing projects, located in Chennai, Bangalore, Kochi and Indore would get fully developed in about 7 - 8 years time frame.
The downturn in the US economy
has led to many companies looking for ‘greener’ pastures. One of those
companies is the hotel chain: The Hilton
Group. Hilton had announced earlier in 2007 that it would be pursuing a
gigantic expansion plan especially towards the Asian continent.
You may not believe at first but it’s true that the second wave of the telecom revolution in India is being led by real estate developers of India. It has come into the notice of The India Street that real estate developers like Indiabulls Real Estate Limited, DLF, Unitech and Parsvnath Developers have applied for universal telephone licenses.
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Most of you will agree with my opinion that construction industry is the one sector that has benefited most visibly from the India growth story. Then it is hardly a surprise that titanic-sized tower cranes busily moving blocks of concrete and steel are quite a common sight across Indian metros. However, I am confidant that you have not noticed the performance of lots of construction companies that have built solid fortunes amidst the boom.
The Indian economy is in full form, much like the Indian cricket team. According to experts, Indian companies are flocking to the stock markets in droves to raise capital.
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Move over Donald Trump, India has embraced the celebrity endorsed real estate phenomenon and early word is that Indian celebrities increase purchase prices by 10-15%. The India Street has examined a number of the most prominent celebrity endorsements for real estate builders and projects and has rated them accordingly. The rating is not a statement of the project quality, but a statement on the suitability of the brand ambassador.