Rakesh Jhunjhunwala aka.Big Bull met the prime minister and died few months afterwards. What does that indicate. Politicians are mortal enemies of businessmen like a mouse and a puuss. Had Jhunjhunwala been alive today he would have shut them all down in a minute.
Anyhows… 1 crore or 1 cr or 1Cr = 10 million rupees.
Big bulls bleed! Radhakishan Damani, Jhunjhunwala family & other top investors lose Rs 81,000 cr in market rout. by Rajesh Mascarenhas, ET BureauLast Updated: Feb 18, 2025, 01:14:00 PM IST
DMart founder Radhakishan Damani has seen value of his holdings shrink by ₹64,000 crore, or 28%, since October 1, falling from ₹2.31 lakh crore to ₹1.67 lakh crore, according to primeinfobase.com data.
I was just about 2 weeks from TA checking Adani when the 106 page Hinderberg report came out on it. I am glad I did not buy it even before that and long before it even took off. I sincerely feel that the US government should sponsor hinderberg back into business without their (hinderberg) having to short stocks. The best thing is that they exposed the nexus and even provided hard evidence which no person would have thought to have had existed. The thing is they even found out the SEBI chairperson was in on this and in some kind of hidden involvement but then they took revenge from all kinds of angles (even spiritually) and Hinderberg shut itself down…
Indian regulators have manipulated the laws against the public’s financial interest’s and made the markets into a bazaar aka… “a den of criminals” similar to drug dens in the United States… they have done it exactly that way in which roadside drug dealers get victims and get them addicted to the stash they sell, then it becomes turf… eg. SBI has launched a mutual fund programme in which misled/misinformed participants can invest as little as 250 rupees/85 USD/inr into their mutual fund programme thanks to the new SEBI rules and misinformation which is fed to them by the media to SIP or not to SIP. Then they will bawl that they don’t get any fixed deposits from customers, and to make up for that lost profit they mislead and make fools out of customers to exit by selling the SIP back to the bank (for peanuts) via open market operations… bank will buy the SIP and hang on to it and make 3X returns and above on that money.
You guys should go to do the research of the Indian bazaars and see what kind of cheating/fraud and evil is done in those kinds of places. I do reeses very frequently (for myself) on the Indian bazaars and have been doing so for the past 2 decades and have drawn some really mind blowing parallels from those observations… and not to forget dire warnings I got from people who are my good wishers…
These regulators think they can ruin the markets and turn them into bazaars aka.garbage dumps complete with all the kinds of scummy characters and gangsters which lurk in the bazaars of which those making the rules and regulations will refuse to venture into those same kinds of high end bazaars at any time of day or night… they’d rather go to high end malls and die there.
Well billions of dollars of investors money are at stake… and if they continue with such kinds of rules and regulations and colluding with media to scam the public investors then nobody can guarantee their safety anywhere in the world they run to and that’s what I have been able to figure out.
Large Indian investors are holding losses of USD$$ 9,529,411,764.70 on their investments, meaning from the time the market started to collapse until today their losses amount to that figure above. I have no idea whether their positions were in losses before or became so after the collapse. When retail investors come into the markets then we have problems because they buy senselessly, they got no patience,.. have no technical skills and don’t even know good company from bad company but still they make monthly contributions into companies nevertheless, then make frivolous complaints to regulators… They should be complaining against the media having rivalry against financial professionals and trying to shut them down via collusion with regulators so as to manipulate retail investors towards buying newspaper subscriptions.
This is a very serious thing in India, and the media has no censored shame.
Count your blessings that you got good regulators… We need those kinds of people here…
What have I been saying about the target at USD$3000.40 and since when?. Just see how they do a copy and paste. The reporters have no analytical skills as an analyst and cannot hire analysts because SEBI had them shuttered… so how would a reporter be so accurate on a call like that? it’s obviously by plagarism.
Gold prices are in melt-up mode. Will the rally hit the USD3,000 wall?
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/prime/money-and-markets/gold-prices-are-in-melt-up-mode-will-the-rally-hit-the-usd3000-wall/primearticleshow/118367454.cms
Gold ETFs offer up to 40% return in 1 year. Are you a gold bug?
By Surbhi Khanna, Feb 20, 2025, 12:13:00 PM IST
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/mf/analysis/gold-etfs-offer-up-to-40-return-in-1-year-are-you-a-gold-bug/articleshow/118409198.cms
Gold ETFs turned Rs 10,000 monthly SIP into over Rs 9 lakh in 5 years. Did you miss the gold rush?
By Surbhi Khanna Feb 19, 2025, 01:23:00 PM IST
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/mf/analysis/gold-etfs-turned-rs-10000-monthly-sip-into-over-rs-9-lakh-in-5-years-did-you-miss-the-gold-rush/articleshow/118381281.cms
Mutual fund investors pour Rs 3,063 crore in largecap funds. Time to shift your portfolio?
By Surbhi Khanna Feb 19, 2025, 10:13:00 AM IST
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/mf/analysis/mutual-fund-investors-pour-rs-3063-crore-in-largecap-funds-time-to-shift-your-portfolio/articleshow/118375563.cms
As gold prices soar by Rs 8,300 per 10 gram in 2025, here’s how to buy jewellery via SIP
By Shivendra Kumar Feb 18, 2025, 12:45:00 PM IST
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/stocks/news/as-gold-prices-soar-by-rs-8300-per-10-gram-in-2025-heres-how-to-buy-jewellery-via-sip/articleshow/118349978.cms
Recently SEBI took action against registered advisors by implementing some kind of new rule and the result was that many have shuttered their businesses and exited the markets to the public, and then… well everyone has no choice but to turn to the newspaper and pay ONLY 2000 per year. when you multiply that by 150,000 extra subscriptions then it adds up to a considerable amount…
Oh… the investor is in the red by 25% or more perhaps by 2 million rupees or more so what is the comparison between that 2 mio rupees and ONLY 2000 rupees for a yearly newspaper subscription, a 3 year subscription would go at a cheaper price considering the per month cost of a newspaper. Wait I’ll post a a few articles and prove it. The large investors are holding losses of up to 81000 crore which is 81000*10million rupees divided by the USD/INR Exchange rate. They are the first ones to get suckered into buying a newspaper subscription.
Bamboozling markets?
First the newspapers took concerted steps to mislead and trap retail investors into doing SIPS into stocks, and MF’s… Now everyone is trapped and is stuck with having to hold losses of up to 2 million or more. Now reporters have started doing that same trick on retail investors by using XAUUSD as the bait. Just look at the writer’s name, the date and time… and most of all the wordings used in the headline topic. Talk about bamboozling markets… The media is causing retail investors to get trapped just in order for them to suffer fear and take a newspaper subscription at steep discounts of up to 40% off!!!
USDJPY DAILY CHART – Major level cited

JP, the stalemate was broken when 150 was firmly broken as stocks extended slide
Break of 149.34 exposes the major support at 148.63, the base of the move to 158.85
If you go to the weekly, it shows a risk for 139.50 if 148.63 gives way.
At a minimum, 149.34-39 needs to be regained to slow the threat but only 150+ would negate it.
a refresher from the Fed on “communication” (propaganda to some)
jefferson casting some light on past, current and future methods of bamboozeling markets of its intentions and ultimate market digestion and reaction goals
Reading between the Lines? Textual Analysis of Central Bank Communications
February 21, 2025
Vice Chair Philip N. Jefferson
EURGBP DAILY CHART – Weighing on EURUSD

I got an email calling this Freaky Friday but there is some logic behind EURUSD falling (tests 1.0450, holding so far) despite weak US data
1. EURJPY selling (biggest weight)
2. EURGBP selling (adding to it)
10-year bund is down 7bps while 10 year gilt is up 3bps
GER30 is down for the 3rd day after coming very close to 23000.
There could also be some flows ahead of the German election.
Whatever the case, .8262 is a key support with next level at .8222
Note, EURJPY selling is a greater weight on EURUSD
More downside misses in US data… risk off… yields dip… JPY getting the flows… USDJPY back below 150… JPY cross offsetsa lifting thr USD elsewhere… stocks down

Source data headlines: Newsquawk.com
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