Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Valerie Adams


समझो हम अफसर है हम मंत्री है, मुख्य्मंत्री है, चाहे कुछ भी है बड़े लोग है
जनता मै गयी राजनीती, और बना उदाहरण तो समझ लेना ये बड़ा रोग है
इसलिए दुनिया में आओ, हकीकत मत समझाओ , मूल्यों का सिर्फ और सिर्फ पाठ पढ़ाओ
राजनीती बड़ों की थी, है, और रहने दो, ये लोकतंत्र का पाठ टुकड़ों मै चलने दो ,

पाठ जल्दी पढ़ा लिया होता तो वे पैंसठ साल राज नहीं करती
जनता में कब की बँट गयी होती पूंजी, पैसा, और धरती

इस लिए जानो, तुम भी बड़े हो, इस तरह क्यों अड़े हो
बड़ो के हित का हमेशा ध्यान रखो,राजनितिक सुख मजेदार है, आराम से चखो
प्रदर्शन, धरना, ज्यादा मत दो,नाक नीची मत करो
जनता के ज्यादा करीब मत जाओ ,जाओ मगर सर पर मत बैठाओ
ज्यादा बारीकियां मत समझाओ ,कोई जोर देता है तो नैतिकता समझाओ
हित हमारा ही सर्वोपरि है, इन्हे तो सिर्फ त्याग का पाठ पढ़ाओ

अनुयायी चाहिए तो जरुरी है वाक चतुराई ,
बिना करे ,जीत मिल जाये तो क्या बुराई
जनता की नब्ज पहचानो,प्रवचन करना जानो
देशभक्ति की ताबड़तोड़ बाते सुनाओ,खूबसूरत विकास का जाल बनाओ
ऐसी करदो तारीफ की चने की झाड़ पर चढ़ा डालो,
मर मिटने को हों तैयार ऐसी तारीफ़ कर डालो

जल्दबाजी बड़ी दिकत का काम है
सपने दिखाओ,
लम्बी दौड़ दौड़ो
तभी तो भाई नाम है
यही तो राजनीती का तामझाम है

































Valerie Adams
Olympic athlete
Valerie Kasanita Adams, ONZM is a shot putter from New Zealand. She is a four-time World champion, three time World Indoor champion and two-time Olympic and three-time Commonwealth champion. Wikipedia
Born: October 6, 1984 (age 30), Rotorua, New Zealand
Height: 1.93 m
Nationality: New Zealand
Spouse: Bertrand Vili (m. ?–2010)
Parents: Sid Adams
Siblings: Steven Adams, Warren Adams


Valerie Adams in aircraft accident near miss in Tonga 
Olympic shot put medallist Valarie Adams has had a near miss with an aircraft accident involving a Chinese plane that started to skid off a runaway in Tonga.

New Zealand Foreign Minister Murray McCully has been warning Kiwis for the last year not to travel on the Real Tonga Airlines Xian MA60 aircraft saying it is not safe.

Adams has been holidaying in Tonga over Christmas with partner Gabriel Price, at the family village of Houma, on Tongatapu.

  

Before boarding the aircraft at Fua'amotu International Airport Adams posed for photos with other Tongans travelling to 'Eua.

That caption says the photo was taken just before they boarded "the real Tonga Airlines on their way to 'Eua only to find out the breaks don't work as the plane started to slide off the runway.... Thank goodness everyone was safe and no one got hurt".


Thursday, September 13, 2012

Why Mutual Fund Investors Should Care About the iPhone 5

Japan mutual funds value inches up, weak performance offsets inflow
Reuters
TOKYO, Sept 13 (Reuters) - The asset value of Japanese mutual funds inched up in August, its third consecutive monthly gain, as investors bought into less risky bond funds, but overall performance was lower due to dividend payouts by equity funds, ...
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Zacks #1 Ranked Healthcare Mutual Funds - Best of Funds
NASDAQ
The fund invests the majority of its assets in common stocks of companies whose primary operations are related to healthcare products medicine or life sciences. The fund focuses on investing in large and mid-cap firms. The healthcare mutual fund has a ...
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Aviva exits China funds sector amid rising competition, falling assets
Chicago Tribune
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - British insurer Aviva Plc has exited China's struggling $380 billion mutual fund industry, a source said, becoming the second foreign investor this year to abandon the once must-go destination for global asset managers. Aviva ended ...
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Why Mutual Fund Investors Should Care About the iPhone 5
U.S. News & World Report
Unless you spent Wednesday under a rock, you probably heard about the unveiling of the iPhone 5. If you don't plan on waiting in line for the phone, you might have drowned out the news. But if you own a mutual fund, chances are you have more invested ...
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U.S. News & World Report
Aviva Exiting China Mutual Fund Market
Barron's (blog)
Aviva Plc is exiting the $380 billion mutual fund business in China, ending a five-year effort to win a license to operate a fund, according to sources close to the situation. As Reuters reports (via the Chicago Tribune) the British insurer is the ...
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Mutual fund revival plan started: Sebi
Indian Express
Market regulator Sebi today announced implementation of a number of steps for the benefit ofmutual fund (MF) industry, including an additional levy on investors for catering to smaller cities and availing the services of a whole new class of persons ...
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Reliance Mutual Fund in distribution tie-up with IOB
Economic Times
Reliance Mutual Fund, a part of Reliance Capital, today said it has entered into a distribution tie-up with IOB. MUMBAI: Reliance Mutual Fund, a part of Reliance Capital, today said it has entered into a distribution tie-up with Indian Overseas Bank (IOB).
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German president signs permanent bailout fund
KEYC TV
Total U.S. money market mutual fund assets rose $8.04 billion to $2.578 trillion for the week that ended Wednesday, the Investment Company Institute said Thursday. Total U.S. money marketmutual fund assets rose $8.04 billion to $2.578 trillion for the ...
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A Red-Hot Fund Plays the Housing Revival
TheStreet.com
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Since the financial crisis, real estate has ranked as the top mutual fundcategory tracked by Morningstar. During the past three years, real estate funds have returned 22.4% annually, compared to 13.5% for the S&P 500.
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ETF Insights: Q&A With David Fry
Business Insider
David Fry (DF): I've been in the financial industry for nearly 40 years and took interest in ETFs as early as 1999 as I found their structure and liquidity appealing compared with mutual funds. I started the ETF Digest in 2001 where at the time there ...
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All mutual funds are not Bad and all bankers are not bad
But
due to few
all are facing same problems


personal loan scams,
payday loan scams,
business loan scams,
loan scams online,
home loan scams,
student loan scams
debt consolidation loan scams,
car loan scams,


 bank scams,
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citizens bank scams,
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Wednesday, September 12, 2012

All Bank Consumer Protection Group



All Bank Consumer Protection Group


All Bank-Consumer-Protection Group
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Is the Mutual Fund Industry in India a big scam ?

I have personal experience with HSBC, Axis, HDFC, Citibank, Tata AIG and of course ICICI & Reliance in last 5 - 7 Years. I have lost lot of money in Mutual Funds

Who made Big money ?

MF
Bankers
Brokers


Who lost Big money ?

Investors like Me :(

I completely agree to the fact that most of the mutual funds do not deliver. We tend to forget that the investor has to bear the overhead of the fund. Wherever you come across an advosor wearing a tie, be on your guard. I have personal experience with Citibank, Tata AIG and of course ICICI & Reliance take the cake as the smoothest and biggest swindlers. Retail investors should not, rather must not fall for these glib talking so called fund managers. Rest assured almost all of them cannot read a balance sheet, let alone analyze it for your benefit. He/she is, rather naturally, interested in their target and commission. You can't fault them on that count. I would have done the same. Tell me how many fund managers, including the greats like Udayan Mukherjee insisted that you sell out in Dec'08 or in Oct'10? None. Why should they? Lonely voices like Simi Bhowmick, Shankar Sharma get drowned in the silk smooth con-talk of the wolf pack circling for your hard earned money.Richard Nixon, in his defense to Watergate reasoned that most of the people hate to take their own decision, they would rather out-source it to politicians. So, retail investor friend,-- take your own decision,at least you will have the consolation that it's your decision. You are not held a sucker by a mutual fund manager of dubious integrity.

Indian MFs charge relatively MUCH HIGHER fees compared with most US funds - Average of over 2% vs 1.1% for US funds and this despite paying lower salaries.

Also MFs keep starting a plethora of funds with fancy names. This in a world where you can only LEND or BLEND. The large number of confusing MFs is not for the benefit of investors but the fund houses.


Mutual funds are saprophytes sucks the blood of investors, their should be some kind control over it.any way poor middle class is here to getting cheated swindle their earning up to their bone. Nothing is going to happen other than attractive empty advertisement and continues cheating.