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Blogbusters: Dow down again
Dow down again
Posted by Blogosano at 7/25/2008 7:08 AM and is filed under uncategorized
Even though I am not much of an
investor I have put some money in the stock market and here in India
like other global markets our stocks are mostly dependent upon the Dow and the NASDAQ.
Today the 25th July 08 after almost a week a pullback bullish rally
I am expecting India to open with a gap down because of Dow which last more
than 200 points. At least Indian Stock market has given the investors over the
years some good returns but what is wrong with the American market. Yes it
started with the sub prime crises but I find that literally for the past five
years it ha done nothing for its own investors. My colleague tells me that Americans
spend heavily and whatever little investment they do they do so in mutual funds
than direct equities. I hope my portfolio turns positive at least by the end of
this year.
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