The 90 point move on the Nifty yesterday, trying to make spectators out of those opting for not such a roller coaster move means that the classic correction/ consolidation prospects have also improved apart from the secondary improbability of conditions improving as no policy execution is likely.

However markets would woot for Goldman Sachs' revised targets and Moodys' cean chit for the subcontinent's Economic goliath "Mumbai dreams" upping growth forecasts to stratospheric ( and they were so "stratospheric" just 8 years ago) levels of above 6% by FY 2015

The Pre Open went along expected lines, traced the line in the sand for bear traps withost rising prices from Bharti and HDFC Bank amongothers correcting to Monday levels before the Pre open ended with a sigh above 5730 , cutting out shorts from the lifelines to the next few millenia. Decks are cleared for all cash subsidies and other such tools that would ensure no Old india thus gets in the way of New India but I would think the more things change the more they remain the same as young India hardly owns any mints esppecially if high priced MBAs ( like us) are as few and young couples that are actually growing Bangalore's per household income and disposable spend levels are actuallya s relatively poor as they are with MNCs leading local IT companies in correcting compensation to an affordable baseline suitable for fatter expansion of numbers on call from more working class ratios like teeth to tail ratio ( ratio of solders to commanders) and enabling keeping existing customers happy as possibly only viable strategy inputs including at banks and marketing consumer companies hitherto fueled by top management / boardroom expansions. 

Of course for the markets that aside is as peripheral to the rally as the Moodys' report they triggered to a big high yesterday and as peripheral as the bickering in Parliament led by that able woman on how to lose the no confidence vote to be tabled by the opposition in Parliament

Banks esp Axis Bank and HDFC Bank that led yesterday could exchange roles with ICICI Bank and because the fourth member of the trading independence consortium of the banks i..e. SBI or Banknifty (PSU - not a defined sub index) is incapable of leading from the front without crashing through it is unlikely that the Nifty will easily cross over the 6000 line yet again. I wonder what gives when the Nifty finally does it in a few weeks from now.  

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