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Who has a good Sharpe ratio?

The Bull-to-Bear ratio has moved squarely into Bullish territory with a ratio of a little over 6-to-1 in favor of the Bulls this week.

Finance Minister P. Chidambaram appeared disappointed over the RBI move and said the government would walk alone to face the challenge of growth. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Tuesday cut cash reserve ratio (CRR) for banks by 0.25 percent but kept interest rates unchanged, despite pressure from the government. Stock Tips for short term holding by optiontips.in EID Parry Current: 225 Stop Lose: 215 Target: For More Details Read on: http://www.kyachadega.com/2012/10/rbi-vs-fm-by-optiontipsin.html

Stock Tips by optiontips.in Nifty breaks the lower level of 5630 and trading at lower circuits. Market sentiments are not good for sectors like PSU Banking, Infrastructure. RBI cuts CRR by 0.25%; keeps policy rates on hold The Reserve Bank on Tuesday slashed the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) by 0.25 percent - the percentage of deposits banks keep with central bank - but refrained from reducing lending rates in view of high inflation. Following the cut, CRR will now come down to 4.25 percent while the repo rate, at which the central bank lends to the banks, would remain... Read More on: http://www.kyachadega.com/2012/10/rbi-cuts-crr-by-025-economic-growth.html

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Hong Kong opened lower after Tuesday's sharp rise and retreated further in the early afternoon in line with a drop in Asian and Mainland Chinese markets but gained back some losses before closing.

Investors shouldn't ask, Should I hold on or sell?. The real question is, How much risk am I taking on if I do not sell? Risk is not always one-sided.

With the semiconductor segment seemingly at its bottom, there are several components that have demonstrated they could be well positioned to make gains should the sector tick higher again.

Unidentified factors may be artificially and temporarily pushing the market higher. If confirmed, then the market is moving higher only on non-structural events not tied to economically strong underpinnings.

All sectors in the market are in a technical short condition and more than 90 percent of all Industries are in a technical short condition. But are signs pointing to a bullish trend?