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Buying and selling shares is no sin

After days of dazed TV-watching, here are Khan, Dakshnimoorthy, Sridevi and Jogin, to gossip about the markets. Let's get serious.

Jog: I call the chat house to order!

Sri: Yes, loudspeaker! :-) Will they buyback bank shares?

Kay: What're you talking, Sri? At what price?

Dax: I'm bullish on SBI. Won't its

EPS move up

by 20 per cent?

Sri: Last week's crash was only

notional loss, they say. True?

Kay: Too crude because there're

always those who can't take in

fluctuation and so square up and

then lose their shirts.

Jog: Crude prices volatile, but

CMP ka kya vichar hai?

Dax: Any stock by that name?

Sri: Common Minimum Programme,

you *%{circ}@! Heard about ONGC downgrading?

Kay: Don't panic because FIIs are selling because

that's a global phenomenon.

Dax: I'm avoiding sugar. Sugarcane production down

and quotas can go up.

Jog: You're all forgetting Thursday, Futures ka din.

I see heavy selling on Wed, Thu to push down cash market.

Sri: Dax, do you know that what I see in IOC is same

as what you see in SBI?

Kay: Corporates are afraid of a higher tax. Budget

seems to get too close!

Jog: After fall in large-cap stocks, mid-cap stocks should

also witness selling, as loss in large-cap stocks has to

be compensated from profit in mid-cap stocks.

Dax: Kya, madcap bola? I'm growing afraid of regulation-

heavy stocks such as oil, gas, power and banking.

Kay: Play defensive, everybody. Means FMCG and

pharma.

Sri: Hey, it's raining. I've minimised the met office

screen!

Jog: Somebody says buying and selling shares is a sin.

How to wash it?

Dax: Ganga jal doon, kya?

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Lee, with inputs from Vir, Nat and Ryn.

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