10Y yield crosses 7%. If anyone getting less than 7% in FDs, you can consider staggered switching from FDs to bonds to lock in rates at 7% for many years⊠@neha1101
World indices dropped. Nifty dropped. World indices didnât recover fully. Nifty recovered fully. Today is SENSEX expiry. Nifty didnât recover in the morning but just in time for closing. Even IN10Y Bonds didnât recover. I will say Jane because of these. You will say thatâs not proof. But itâs proof enough for me and I believe most people here.
Just because Jane brought it up doesnât mean rally wonât continue either. Just because itâs manipulation doesnât mean Algos and bots would stop buying. To be clear, Jane involvement doesnât necessarily mean you shouldnât invest.
Didnât you say, people who wouldâve bought wouldâve bought already? If people were going to invest, and NIFTY goes to 19k, wouldnât they thank me for saving them? If NIFTY goes to 30k, wouldnât they thank you for helping them? Are people really reading our opinions in this small forum to invest? If so, I think your bullish views and my bearish views would create a balance and help them make a informed decision. Why should only bullish views be expressed? Why should only âzero manipulationâ views be expressed?
That thought crossed my mind⊠@Jason_Castelino mustâve read my message yesterday about my complaint that gap not being filled, and nifty being weak and He decided to fill the gap to show nifty as strongâŠ
But you sold today at top⊠didnât you? Yet, you want others to buy at the âtop todayââŠ
You canât fool the Indian market, we are always one step ahead!
We know that Tmrw is a Market holiday, and Trump might drop something new in the News. So we decided to move in advance , by splitting the day into two.
During the first-half, we will go down⏠as anticipated, but for the second-half, we will go upâ«, to compensate for Tmrw.
Yes. Actually it closed at 7.12% on Friday. On Friday, if you bought it at closing price, you wouldâve got most liquid bonds 10Y at that rate. You wouldâve got 7.12% for 10 years. If youâre investing in 30Y bonds, the rate was 7.8%(IN30Y Price â The Government Bond Chart â TradingView).
If 10Y bond increases to 8% next week from 7.12% last Friday, the price of the bond will reduce more. Price down, Yield up. Your invested capital will lose value. Think of it as penalty when you break a FD âearlyâ, but penalty is linked to current interest rate: if interest rises to 15%, you might lose 50% of capital, if you sell âearlyâ. But if held till maturity and India doesnât default, thereâs no capital loss( just like FD). Price up, yield down. If interest rate reduces, the capital will gain(something not offered in FDs), if you decide to sell âearlyâ. If held till maturity there will be no capital loss/gain(except the discount/premium you purchased at). âLongerâ term bonds react more volatile to interest rate changes. If youâre into fixed income, you can consider staggered purchase into bonds(or even gilt funds). Start small.
No tds. No forms. I concur with almost every thing said by @cvs
Yield(Interest rate) curve comparison over time:
Click âCustomizeâ to choose tenure and see how interest rate changed over time.
You can also buy bonds direct from RBI. RBI sells them regularly. Some of them are new.
Remember when I gave Iran ten days to MAKE A DEAL or OPEN UP THE HORMUZ STRAIT. Time is running out - 48 hours before all Hell will reign down on them. Glory be to GOD! President DONALD J. TRUMP
Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran. There will be nothing like it!!! Open the Fuckinâ Strait, you crazy bastards, or youâll be living in Hell - JUST WATCH! Praise be to Allah. President DONALD J. TRUMP
, by splitting the day into two.
India leading from the front. 