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Quote PrashantS Replybullet Posted: 14/Feb/2007 at 11:09pm
but is holding some cash in hand a bad idea...say 5 to 10 %?
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Quote deveshkayal Replybullet Posted: 14/Feb/2007 at 11:44pm
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I had thought about some place named Red Lounge or something in some Mall-cum-multiplex either in Kandivali/Malad/Andheri.
 
Red Lounge is a part of Cinemax screen in Andheri. the ticket price starts from 300.
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Quote kulman Replybullet Posted: 14/Feb/2007 at 12:04pm
Is it popular, does it draw crowd? What all is included in 300 bucks?
 
 
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Quote deveshkayal Replybullet Posted: 14/Feb/2007 at 12:19pm
All the TV stars and Movie stars come here for being in Lokhandwala.. not for a people like me. I dont know what they give for 300 bucks. I think PVR also the same thing in Bangalore. There they provide snacks.
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Quote monu_duggad Replybullet Posted: 14/Feb/2007 at 12:29pm
Prashant...
 
Holding cash is never a bad idea....u can deploy it on correction days like today...again it depends on investor...if u r ultra-aggressive u will be 100 % invested all the time...
 
if u r cautious BULL...u will carry some cash in hand..
 
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if u r mungerilal...u will always hold more than necessary cash and "wait on sidelines" to "buy on dips"...am i rite kulmanji ?.....as mr bhag lega was holding 15-20 % cash in sep when markets had touched 11000
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Quote kulman Replybullet Posted: 14/Feb/2007 at 12:43pm
"wait on sidelines" to "buy on dips"...am i rite kulmanji ?.....
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And also some exotic terms like "start nibbling", "get your toes wet", ""bottom fishing" !!!
 
I wonder what this all means really. Maybe vagueness & ambiguity are pre-requisites to become "expert analyst".
 
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Quote vivekkumar_in Replybullet Posted: 14/Feb/2007 at 3:33am
Originally posted by basant

let us take that call before they do; let us see what companies Buffet bought or the kind of companies Buffet and Lynch would have bought in India  because they was never interested in interest rates and he was never interested in interest rates because he never bought any interest rate sensitive company.
 
I don't think that is entirely true.. Two of Buffet's major holdings were in American Express & Wells Fargo Bank..  American Express asa Credit Card company & Wells Fargo as a Bank & Lender I belive Buffet did have exposure to rate sensitive companies...
 
But his view point is the cycle (inflation - economy overheating - interest rate hike - liquidity crunch - economy slow down/recession - Housing markets down - Feds easing interest rates - Sun shines again..) happens over and over again in a period of economic growth.. A good bank/lender will survive & grow stronger..So he bought a good bank with predictable earnings at a good price.. Why bother about these interest cycles was his theme...


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Quote PrashantS Replybullet Posted: 14/Feb/2007 at 10:45am
monu ji...

i do hold 10% cash .Otherwise i will be broke.emrgency situations like a 1000 point correction I can make something when it recovers .and i bet if i deploy those 10% and wait i cant go bargain hunting .It is like pocket money.I am a greedy investor ..always want  to make profits and stay in the green.Wink

Honestly speaking  i am small guy with small goals everyday (not in the markets, in my life too ,staying cautiou isnt a bad thing i guess)..i cant be like Warren buffet and Lynch . But i will learn everyday and get better.I dont know how mungeris are ,may be i am one
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