Why is not the world's economics detered from investing in U.S. when in fact thedollar is not backed by gold?
Answers: ALL currency in EVERY country of the world is "fiat currency" aka "funny money" backed by NOTHING but the government. Therefore, we are no worse off than any other country, and far better off than those with no pretense of a rule of a law or stable government.
The Gold Standard being in effect or not would have nothing to do with Foreign Direct Investment. That was simply a tool to maintain Current Account Balances for countries.
FDI is high in the US because it is the most prolific and active market in the world today (which most people seem to lose sight on, since everyone thinks this belongs to China). Moreover, this whole economic crisis we are facing has little to do with our Markets and more out Economy. The equity markets have been running hot for several years, and pose as a strong investment for Foreign Investment. The problems of the Subprime and Debt Securities caused an unfounded drop in equities, which any saavy investor would fly to those severly undervalued stocks in a heart-beat...which is exactly what happened.
they ain't, and it is showing.
Wats the minimum amount of rupees can be invested in the stock market ?
Answers: Well as long as you can buy a Share you are in.
There's nothing like minimum amount. At the minimum you can buy a single stock of any company in the stock market. Now the price depends on the cost of that stock. It can be as low as 50 paise or as high as Rs. 10000.
But remember some brokers impose minimum amount on the trade orders placed with them.
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Countrywide stock open at 5.66 today. Bankrupt or no?
Tell me what you think. I can transmit you right now that I work for Countrywide and everything seem to be fine here, but with the stock gap at 5.66 today, what do you think?Answers: This is exactly why so-called "analysts" are a disease to the financial market. Countrywide Financial (CFC) has be around since 1987 and is the leading mortgage lender contained by the U.S. The reason it took such a tumble is because of some rumor of ruin, and a "bearish" "report" from Lehman Brothers. In CFC's case, as resourcefully as ETrade (ETFC, which is taking a beating appreciation to Citigroup "analysts"), its at a point where even playing harmed control will not work.
CFC will not go broke, but it will take a while for them to restore your health. All good companies, beside sound business models, stand the assessment of time.
I just notice you work for them...how has the environment be there since the subprime situation??
i be hoping you can tell me..
some loser spreaded rumors motto Countrywide is going bankrupt.. i dont even know who it be
From your end, everything will appear fine. The Board and the CEO are required by tenet to ensure so! Otherwise, an employee could nouns the bell of a sinking ship and that would send the stock down prematurely.
As for the Stock, its too soon to bring up to date, but I fully anticipate this stock to drop. Last year's subprime fall-out was zilch in contrast to the $1 Trillion of adjustable rate mortgages that are due to readjust this year.
This is a exceptionally big issue, as it is not only the Subprime flea market that has default under as a result of these resets. Now the President's emergency plan have post-poned some of these loans from reseting, but not all of them, and countrywide is still hugely much so exposed to them.
I fully anticipate Countrywide will be in for a rough ride. Bankruptcy is looming. Their z-score undeniably indicates this, but they would need to generate more revenue to counter this trend. Given the deadlock in the credit market, issuing mortgages will be more difficult than last year. This is undoubtedly going to affect their bottom-line.
The main foundation a company goes in debt is because they (a) they generate insufficient cash flow and (b) their sources of liquidity are insufficient.
In Countrywide's situation, so long as the FHLB Atlanta continues to provide liquidity contained by the tune of billions of dollars (something like $51 billion), i.e. it continues to adopt Countrywide's collateral for the loans, it's very difficult for Countrywide to be face with a situation where on earth it is forced to file for liquidation in the on the spot future, i.e. 1 to 3 months.