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Quick look at Citi again
I’m keeping this brief as wife is waiting at the door. Citi has already moved up by 14% since we bought it below $11.80. Don’t be dismayed if it comes down today. This is supposed to be a
Let’s join the “Rescue Citi” effort!
A lot of Sovereign wealth funds have invested in Citi around $40 per share, and a whole bunch of impatient investors have gotten long at various levels on the way down. But we identified long back that a reasonable level to buy this banking giant will be below $11.80, perhaps down till $10.40. Yesterday the [...]
SPY struggles
This is going to be brief, folks. A safe sell level over the next two trading sessions will be at 95.55 with a stop at 96.85. Further out there is some more resistance at 97.11, but at present even a move to 96.55 looks remote.
Double your money- the easy way!
On 16th October I wrote that one could double his/her money by buying Citi in stages from $11.80 down to $10.40. Today, I came across this funny (old) quip about how to easily double one’s money, and decided to share it with you:
Be ready to buy Citi on the next dip
The market gives some subtle clues to the alert investor of an impending bottom. One such clue is a diagonal triangle at the bottom of a fifth wave. Citi has come a long way from $40 where I had recommended you to sell.
Hesitant Moves By Kuwaiti Stock Market
While the stock markets in the rest of the GCC have surged in tandem with the rest of the world, one might wonder why the moves in Kuwait are so hesitant.
GE under siege
I read this very engrossing story in Fortune and decided to look up that stock. Interesting to see that it has closed near the day’s high on Friday and on volume not seen the whole week. We know Warren Buffett has invested some decent money. Should we also throw in our pennies to support GE?
Bloodbath on Indian Bourses
Can India be immune to what is happening elsewhere in the world? The answer is a resounding no. Last week the benchmark index or the “Sensitive Index of the Bombay Stock Exchange” crashed to 10,239. This level is about 2,000 points below my target for the index (I had written that we will see 12,200 when the index was above 21,000 earlier this year)