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Re: Lehmann Brothers bankrupt!

Postby kartik_sxn on Sun Sep 21, 2008 12:01 am
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hehe ... first lemme laugh... haha ..
Gandhi treacherous man in himself, is deliberately getting companies to come into the Super category....

ur popular man!

anyways.. i would reply only here.. not like you f****** the forums.

Lemme tell you a few things ,
1) The TnP reserves this right to call companies in whatever category they want
2) companies want more people to sit , and the cream ,hence tnp has to make them super to allow more people
3) whatever "campaign" you do , nothing will happen. instead worship ur PCs who are at least trying hard to get companies and not sitting idle.
4) Read the above 3 points

Chill man , relax ... take a deep breath
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Postby dragon on Sun Sep 21, 2008 12:12 am
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Don't even bother mate.. he is pallav.. Bloody a**h**e doesn't learn his lesson..
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Re: Lehmann Brothers bankrupt!

Postby ravimanoram on Sun Sep 21, 2008 12:19 am
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born2rule wrote:CDOs - Collateral Debt Obligation instrument caused the Sub-Prime crash and the 'Financial Earthquake' on Wall Steet.
So, what Next - how about a 'Financial Tsunami' - CDS? Whats that you may wonder?
Collateral Debt Swaps - The instruments total US$ 16 Trillion - Please note - it is 'T',
not B.
As we are entering era of 'Financial turbulence', not sure when CDS will implode. Better fasten your seat belts and sit tight!!

Worst is yet to come we havnt even started yet


/cdo the tterm u used mate means the same I wrote before, ppl who have nothing as a proof to show that they can payback take a home loan on an obligation to pay back with the property itself as a security....that went bust... ...

CDS and stuff like that.... lemme tell u, its only the sub prime crisis that is looming as a threat... at the moment dont attach that to everything else....
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Re: Lehmann Brothers bankrupt!

Postby RaptoR on Sun Sep 21, 2008 9:41 am
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I guess the first indian casuality will be Citibank, it already has a wobbly history in india...

also about the US treasurey(fort knox et al) & the bail out money US is piling on the US economy, isnt that the taxpayers's money?? :shock:
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Re: Lehmann Brothers bankrupt!

Postby whyiamdointhis on Sun Sep 21, 2008 10:15 am
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Is there ny chance of lifting up of both IT and FINANACE sector even in coming few years.....as the situation is too bad US government is just investing to console the various investors...if there is HIT to these two sectors then none of the sector can remain stable...someone please shed some light over this..
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Re: Lehmann Brothers bankrupt!

Postby dragon on Sun Sep 21, 2008 12:51 pm
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also about the US treasurey(fort knox et al) & the bail out money US is piling on the US economy, isnt that the taxpayers's money??


It is the taxpayers' money, going to save the taxpayers' money.. Circular..
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Re: Lehmann Brothers bankrupt!

Postby born2rule on Sun Sep 21, 2008 1:00 pm
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Usa economy is in dire straits ...
even other sectors like airlines,automobiles are in red and close to bankruptcy
GM,FORD ALL R IN huge losses and struggling for survival..

huge job cuts are on the cards till 2009 in usa and will hit indian IT /bpo n kpo sector th most..

I heards even adventity fired 300 people last month and nvidia has fired 125 people in last 10 days
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Re: Lehmann Brothers bankrupt!

Postby ravimanoram on Sun Sep 21, 2008 1:23 pm
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born2rule wrote:Usa economy is in dire straits ...
even other sectors like airlines,automobiles are in red and close to bankruptcy
GM,FORD ALL R IN huge losses and struggling for survival..

huge job cuts are on the cards till 2009 in usa and will hit indian IT /bpo n kpo sector th most..

I heards even adventity fired 300 people last month and nvidia has fired 125 people in last 10 days


yes it is possible that adventity fired 300 ppl, at the moment it is very risky to get into the financial sector and it is best to stick to the core sector..... get a job anywhere but the finance sector, adventity I guess does work in the finance sector..... the last years ppl who were placed in lehman bhaiyya have also been fired from the mumbai office along with the 180 ppl that were fired....... the finance sector is very volatile at the moment... in the IIMs those who had PPOs from lehman and merril lynch have lost it... they will be vying for any position that they get, preferably in the consultancy sector.... or maybe in the core sector in the finance domain, going into the finance sector wud truly be tough,..

wat u say bout adventity and nvidea could be true...the fearshave not died down and will not in the near future to come.........
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Re: Lehmann Brothers bankrupt!

Postby RaptoR on Sun Sep 21, 2008 1:26 pm
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dragon wrote:It is the taxpayers' money, going to save the taxpayers' money.. Circular..


its circular jus' for the investors.... :!:
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Re: Lehmann Brothers bankrupt!

Postby ravimanoram on Sun Sep 21, 2008 1:31 pm
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whyiamdointhis wrote:Is there ny chance of lifting up of both IT and FINANACE sector even in coming few years.....as the situation is too bad US government is just investing to console the various investors...if there is HIT to these two sectors then none of the sector can remain stable...someone please shed some light over this..


its not that the IT sector is hit, its just that the IT sector in India is hit, the reason being that our IT sector is mainly
services based but in the US they are product and business based......at the moment the outsourcing is slow because there is less business in the US as they are not getting the requisite capital to start new stuff, never the less both are being lifted, almost all the major central banks are pumping in money in the market, easing regulations and decreasing the interest rate.....
have patience everything is going to go well, every economy has a cycle, first boom, then recession, then aain growth and this growth is not as great as the boom but now this growth stays constant..... we are in the second phase.... soon we will be in the 3rd.... globalization was a new phenomena... the boom happened, this is recession... soon we will be out of this.. have patience........
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