Friday, September 28, 2007

Reliance Money to quadruple its kiosks!

Anil Reliance Money to quadruple its kiosks!Ambani owned Reliance Money is making all possible efforts to take the count of its web-enabled trading kiosks from the present 2,500 to 10,000 by March 2008. The company has joined hands with coffee chain Barista for setting up 100 stalls at its outlets across the country. Reliance Money provides a trading stand for carrying on deals in stocks, commodities trading, insurance, mutual fund, and other products. The company will also put up an institutional desk to transact with foreign institutional investors. Reliance Money, a relatively new entrant in the market, already has a turnover of close to Rs.6 billion.

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Monday, September 24, 2007

Feel good factor reigns!

Setting Feel good factor reigns!new records and then breaking it is not new for Wall Street. Once again, the Dow Jones industrials and S&P 500 have touched new peaks, while the Nasdaq closed at its highest point in six years. Investors welcomed positive readings due to growth in the rate of jobs, manufacturing and inflation, as well as a strong earnings report from Dell. All this gathered up the momentum to instigate positive results in the stock market. After a slight slump on Thursday, Friday happened to be a good day. On June 8, the Dow Jones industrial average managed to add 1.19%, the broader S&P 500 index added 1.14% and closed at a peak point, making it the index’s third record close at a stretch while Nasdaq composite gained 1.27% and ended at a new six-year high. The Russell 2000 small-cap index added 0.7%, also finishing at a new peak three days at a stretch. May was the third big month in a row for the Wall Street, with all three major weighing parameters and the Russell 2000 gaining between 3% and 4.5%. The month of June also started off on a positive note as investors welcomed the economic news, including a better-than-expected May jobs report, a strong ISM manufacturing reading and a drop in a key measure of inflation. The reports seemed to suggest the blend of rock-solid growth and gentle inflation that stock investors tend to prefer. However, gains were annoyed off by some unwillingness after the recent run – and by a big sell off in Treasury prices, which sent the yield on the benchmark 10-year note up to 5.12%.

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Thursday, September 13, 2007

A race to the bottom? Who dares sins!

The industrialisedYea’ Tony! We will discuss global wa... er... what’s that? world – consisting mainly of the US, UK, France, Germany, Canada, Australia and Japan – maintain a vice-like-grip over global affairs. If you thought they just intend to control trade in goods, services & global financial capital (top 300 industrial corporations control 25% of the world’s $20 trillion stocks of productive assets), you may be in for a surprise. The developed world intends to extends its poisonous tentacles into the whole gamut of human activity on planet earth, by subsuming all economic, political and cultural institutions.

The creation of the Bretton Wood twins in the early seventies (World Bank controlled by USA & IMF by Europe) to change the structure of international exchange rate mechanism was the first salvo fired to re-colonise the third world and break their monopoly over natural resources. The Bretton Wood twins extended a tranche of loans to the third world nations coupled with strict conditionality to carry out ‘structural reforms’ of their economies. The pliable & corrupt leadership in the third world fell into the Fund Bank trap, only to discover that the prescriptions only pauperised their nations. Nation after nation (Argentina, Mexico, Brazil , East –Asia, Russia) went bankrupt in succession. And now we have the spectre of WTO over our heads. They want the Third World to liberalise agriculture sector, without lowering the massive agricultural subsidies being offered in the West. They are also insisting on liberalising the trade in services, without giving an assurance about free movement of labour. They blame the third world for sweat shops, and themselves twist rules as per their convenience. And when it comes to global warming, they have had their fill of excesses, and now want the third world to adopt green measures. Surely, their hypocrisy knows no limits!!!

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Friday, September 07, 2007

This is, of course, about the fight against global warming; and about the ludicrous ideologies opposing it!


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“Global warming?!? Mercury RisingWhat global warming? Solve our damned water and electricity problems first and then we’ll talk about... what was that again?!?” Ask any average working Indian Joe about how worried he or she is about global warming, and we bet that the deeply choleric and ill-tempered scowl you see with the ruthlessly ‘warm’ and snappy retort mentioned above would be more than enough for you to conclude your search for enlightenment right there in your tracks... Relax, it happened to us too, and we hadn’t even started discussing the international analyst forecasts that because of global warming, India would suffer a major freshwater shortage by 2030... “2030?!??” Oh alright, we get it... But what about the really poor Indians? Allow us, please. You see, poor, homeless, destitute, illiterate, jobless Indians (400 million plus of them), really had it good before global warming set in. And now, they’re all running scared and worried stiff about the fearful destruction this ‘warming stuff ’ is going to unleash upon them... Got it? Phew, it’s already getting hot!

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Monday, September 03, 2007

Smarter Choice


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DESCRIPTION: A girl Smarter Choiceexplains what’s multi-tasking for her – dating many guys. For a boss, it is giving 10 different orders to 10 different people at the same time, including one to fire an employee. For a musician it’s playing many instruments. The ad ends with a VO, “Are you as good at multi-tasking as the AMD dual core processor? Participate in the AMD King of multi-tasking contest...”

4Ps TAKE: Well, this is the age of multi-tasking and the ad cashes in on the quest of more and more people to manage several tasks at one time. The ad ably brings about the singleminded focus, which is to promote AMD’s dual core processor. The storyboard is gripping and well executed. The communication is bang on, as it targets anyone who is all for multi-tasking through a contest. Don’t know how many will participate in it, but AMD will surely establish its prowess through the event and the ads around it. Now, that’s what we call a multi-tasking ad.

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