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Aashi Thursday, November 09, 2006 - 7:02 am:      US मधल्या shares analysis/ratings साठी तुम्ही कोणती sites refer करता? २-३ years horizon वर IT, Banking साठी काही suggestions?

Yogibear Thursday, November 09, 2006 - 2:51 pm:      Rajup: >> "how Capital can be adjusted against cumulative losses " Is this question we regards to losses in Stock Mkt as an individual or are you referring to Company financial losses? Aashi: There are tons of sites which provide such ratings for sectors/stocks/bonds/ETFs etc. But every site has a different school of thought and different way of analysis. Few popular sites: 1. Barron's Online 2. Morning Star You will find many more on Google.

Aashi Thursday, November 09, 2006 - 6:12 pm:      Thanks Yogibear. That helps! Google gave tons of sites, that's the reason I posted it here.

Ajay Friday, November 10, 2006 - 3:51 pm:      I subscribe to Wall Street Journal online edition. In my humble opinion it is worth every cent. I have tried subscription to same journal print copy, but it is too much to read, costly and you can't search quickly for any particular security. It is not just about investments but talks about long term issues in marketplace in general. http://www.wsj.com

Yogibear Friday, November 10, 2006 - 4:34 pm:      Ajay: u bet, but for someone who is a beginner, it could be overwhelming to get all that information and hard to read between the lines.... Although, undoubtedly WSJ is a gr8 source of market information.

Kedarjoshi Friday, November 10, 2006 - 5:10 pm:      I think your local Lib will have WSJ copy. And there is anohter weekly journal ( i forgot the name now) which gives comprahensive info about US market. (that too is costly $1200 pa, sometimes I refer the online copy from my Lib.) which has everything you need even with the target price after 2-3 months etc. You can also subscribe to thestreet.com which is good.

Ajay Friday, November 10, 2006 - 5:25 pm:      That is about main/traditional journal. But a section called personal journal has some columns like "fiscally fit" , "Love and money", "tax report" and "Getting going" are quite simple. Infact I get amazed many time how these columnist explain complex concepts in simple words. For example not many publications tackle the difficult subject of how your outlook on investing can create issues with your personal relationships (whether with spouse, kids or parents) but you can read about that in "Love and Money". Or "getting going" has very practical, specific advice for somebody who is new to investing or have little money to invest. There are several gems in WSJ if you are willing to let go your initial fear. I think they offer free 2 weeks subscription, it is definitely worth a try. And offcourse "career journal" is completely free and worth visiting often even if you are NOT looking for a job. It is NOT just a "heavy" publication as most people think. I suggest goto library, read the section "personal journal" and you may decide if it is worthwhile to subscribe.

Aashi Saturday, November 11, 2006 - 4:42 am:      Thanks Yogibear, Ajay & Kedar. मी ह्या तीन्ही sites बघितल्या. चान्गल्या आहेत. as a begineer, खुप research करावा लागणार आहे दिसतय!

Savyasachi Monday, June 18, 2007 - 1:33 am:      what are good CD options in US? Ingdirect gives 5.25 for 9 and 12 months currently. how good it is?

Amitv Monday, June 18, 2007 - 2:02 am:      CD peksha HSBC online saving option mala bara watto.. 5.05%

Yogibear Monday, June 18, 2007 - 2:20 pm:      Bank deals blog इथे जास्त माहिति मिळेल... Savya: check out FNBO Direct Savings, World Savings CD.

Kedarjoshi Monday, June 18, 2007 - 7:20 pm:      सव्या, अरे CD अन ते ही US मध्ये कशाला करतोस. भारतात ३९० दिवसांसाठी सध्या १० टक्के रेट आहे तिकडे टाक. वा बेस्ट म्हणजे भारतातील शेअर बाजारात पैसे गुंतव. अमेरिकेतील काही फंड पण भारतात गुंतवतात तु तिथेही टाकु शकतोस. ( ते MF आहेत). योगी काय म्हणतोस?

Arch Monday, June 18, 2007 - 7:25 pm:      केदार, पण ते रुपयात convert होतील न. इथले mutual funds recommend करू शकशील का?

Kedarjoshi Monday, June 18, 2007 - 8:30 pm:      आर्च खालील लिंक बघ. सध्या जगात रशिया, ब्राझील, चायना आणि भारत ह्याच अर्थव्यवस्था डेव्हलपींग मधुन डेव्हलप्ड कडे जात आहेत तेथील फंडस मध्ये पैसे टाकल्यावर सहसा जास्त परतावा मिळतो व ते MF असल्यामुळे प्रत्येक शेअर चा रिसर्च करावा लागत नाही. अजुनही काही फंड आहेत ते मी शोधुन देईल. http://biz.yahoo.com/p/tops/intls.html ETFs Also check out follwoing tickers, they are ETF. Ticker APB APF IFN IIF MSF

Savyasachi Monday, June 18, 2007 - 11:41 pm:      आर्च म्हणते ते बरोबर आहे. ते रुपयात होईल. पण आत्ता रु पण फ़क्त चाळीस मिळतोय डॉलरला. त्यामुळे ते करावस वाटत नाही. आणि भारतातील स्टॉक्स मधे आधीच भरपूर गुंतवले आहेत. आता बिनधोक्याची गुंतवणूक पाहीजे आहे. (आणि एक वेगळाच प्रश्न... पुर्वी एक जाहीरात होती. जिवनाला वेग हवा रिस्क हवी, दरवर्षी नवीन मॉडेलही हव. त्यात ती मुलगी कोण होती आठवतय का कोणाला? मला दिपिका वाटते. सिता झालेली.) भारतात एफ़डी मधे बघता येइल. यालाच अनुशंगुन, डॉलरचा भाव ४३ कडे परत जाईल अस वाटतय का? योगी तु सांगीतलेल पण बघतो.

Yogibear Tuesday, June 19, 2007 - 2:51 am:      Kedar: मी मजेत, तु काय एकदम गायबच झालास! इथेच आहेस का पुन्हा फ़िरती सुरु झाली? Also check out ticker INP

Kedarjoshi Tuesday, June 19, 2007 - 1:38 pm:      हो रे परत भ्रमन सुरु झाले आहे. मागच्या आठवड्यात tulsa तर या वॉशींग्टन.

Prr Thursday, March 06, 2008 - 3:20 pm:      @Savyasachi .... डॉलरचा भाव ४३ कडे परत जाईल ...तुझ्या तोंडात साखर..जे हवे ते पडो Can anyone guide for CD investment? @Yogibear ...Invest in short term (3/6/9 months) CDs >>> does short term investment give more APY?