@hisah we have touched 3,303.75 on the NSE 20 today..

Is it time to buy yet¿¿

@hisah Have you ever considered that the lack of volumes on the NSE might have been caused by very thin supply rather than weak demand¿¿

From what I observe not many sellers are coming to the party on most stocks on the NSE. They are now being paid to hold on by their companies through dividend...

First it was 3,200 now its 3,300 lets talk again at 3,500.. If we do get there that is...

Keep watching. The fireworks are coming this month... I am really hoping guys have hedged themselves against the impending fallout across the global financial markets. When ECB subordinated all greece bondholders, the match was struck. Currently the 1 yr Greece bond yield reads 938% in US session and this train wreck is unstoppable. This was never going to end well and the can has been kicked for an unbelievably looong period.

@mainat - S&P rating Greece on SD (selective default was an admission of a default event). ISDA met yesterday and ruled that the Greece CDS will not be triggered because Sparta has not defaulted. But the bond market today is not taking this sh** anymore!



ISDA ruling - http://blogs.wsj.com/mar...uling-not-the-last-word/

Hisah-breaking news, the game is rigged. Hence why I was so sure there was never going to be a credit event bcos risk dispersion is now a dirty word. I think Greece's problem is simple. Its economy cannot cope with the terms of the deal. EU economists have already admitted this. Greece's collapse is not ze problem. Its the domino effect. Bear Stearns...