Banks are now allowed to invest up to 25% of their paid-up capital in other listed or unlisted companies. Before, they are only allowed up to 5% in selected blue chips. This means that there will be very much more money in the market to buy shares.
Blue chips have become very blue (expensive). Will the banks start buying blue chips now or will they push them down before they buy. Do they have the muscles to do that?
What kind of stocks will they be looking into? Baby blue chips, dividend counters, or mesdaq counters? If you can figure that out correctly, the money is there for the picking.
Put on your thinking cap. Beat the banks. If you have a good idea, please comment.
2 comments:
I think it is not easy to push down the blue chips.Perhaps other elements would cause it and the banks are waiting for this.In my opinions,dont expect big action from banks in the beginning of 2007.Around March or April the battle shall begin when the goverment shrink its share in the market.
Yes, I agree that the banks will not do anything yet.
If the government wants to sell their shares around March or April, they will push up the price now.
Why do you think the government will sell their shares in March or April? Can you explain?
Thanks.
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