Tuesday, February 07, 2012

6/2/2012


MMsingh and Chidambaram should quit:Bhushan.Read here.
M M Singh the silent but dangerous economic for India.Read here and here.
World Economy due to collapse shortly.Read here.
Illegal drug and clinical trilas in India PIl field.SC notice to the UPA.Read here.
Maharashtra Ration Card digitization a hoax.Read here.
Rupee weakens after RBI relaxes restriction on Derivatives in Forex.Read here.
Food Ministry goes to SC against Planning Commission and two State Congress Govts.Read here.
Many US Nuke Plants are "leaky'.Read here.
GMO giant Bayer stops EU operations.Read here.
US to move Marines from Japan to Guam:Fukushima radiation.Read here.
Western banks over-leveraged.Read here.
The US banking system as a whole is leveraged at 13-to-1. While this is not horrible relative to Europe’s banking system (more on this in a moment), these levels still mean that an 8% drop in asset values wipes out ALL equity.
Then you have Europe’s banking system, which is leveraged at 26-to-1. This is borderline Lehman Brothers (30 to 1). At these levels, even a 4% drop in asset prices wipes out ALL equity.

Japan’s banks are leveraged at 23 to 1. France’s are 26 to 1. Germany is 32 to 1.

You get the idea.

However, worse than any of these the US Federal Reserve. With $2.8 trillion in assets and only $52 billion in capital, the Fed is leveraged at 53 to 1. Yes, 53 to 1.
Wall Street cons?Read here.
Sensesx  +102;17707
vix[fear index]:-
India  -      24.85 at 10.34 IST Hrs on 7/2/2012
USA            17.76;200 DMA 25.93
Institutional Purchases:-
Foreign    D/M/Y :-    Rs Crores -  +998
Indian        Rs Crores :-       -183        
BDI              648;Below 200 DMA of 1553;Shipping and Markets in trouble.
Gold       1720 $/US Oz
Silver     1081 $/kg
Copper   3.8351 $/lb  
Reuters CRB Index US $  314.20    
Crude     96.80  $/bbl                            
US Dollar Index  79.18
Re V Dollar          48.93
The Indian  Markit/HSBC purchasing managers' index, based on a survey of around 500 companies, rose  sharply to 57.5 for January 2012, from 54.2 for December, 2011.
Above 50 indicates growth.
Nifty Futures [Monthly] 13.15 Premium,3/2/2012
P/C  0.66 ;2/2/2012

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