Bulls & Bear Hfund of India

# Life Has Always Been A gamble in the Past , Today and in the Future . # Greed always make the world go round . Greed is Good for Betterment . Sam Trickett (born 2 July 1986 in East Retford, United Kingdom) is a professional poker player. He is best known for finishing second, losing heads-up to Antonio Esfandiari in the Big One for One Drop - winning over $10 million in prize money.He is currently the fifth highest earner in tournament play of all time . Trickett started playing poker in  2005 after suffering a knee injury that ended his career as a professional footballer. He soon became a regular in poker events in Sheffield.[citation needed] Trickett won the Grosvenor UK Poker Tour (GUKPT) Luton Main Event in 2008, taking $215,178 in prize money. He cashed six times in the 41st World Series of Poker. In late 2010, Trickett, alongside the likes of Tom Dwan, John Juanda and Phil Ivey, took part in a series of high-stakes cash games in Macau featuring a number of wealthy Ch

Future Group on Friday announced its tie-up with Baba Ramdev’s Patanjali. As per the deal, Future will get exclusively right to sell Patanjali’s products in its outlets like Nilgiris, Food Bazaar, Food Hall and Big Bazaar. Kishore Bayani, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Future Group told CNBC-TV18 that the company’s aim is to offer superior quality products that fall in line with Patanjali’s vision. Biyani expects to do business of Rs 1,000 crore in coming two to three years with its latest tie-up. "If we have 35 crore people ending up in our stores (for Patanjali products), I believe there will be an addition of another one crore customers because of this," he said. Patanjali, as well, is looking to establish three to five food parks in coming time. The company might even look at tie-up with the Future Group for manufacturing food products. Bayani believes that Patanjali has the potential to become number two or three company in the fast moving consumer goods (GMCG) s

Weaker-than-expected U.S. employment data created some renewed positive sentiment among retail investors and market professionals, according to the weekly Kitco News Wall Street vs. Main Street Gold Survey. Gold prices are preparing to end Friday’s session on a strong note; however, momentum wasn’t strong enough to push prices into positive territory for the week. As of 12 p.m. EDT, December gold futures were trading at $1,136.60 an ounce, down less than 1% on the week. Last-minute voting in Kitco’s weekly survey Friday morning pushed the results statistical tie among retail investors. Before U.S. nonfarm payrolls data was released, there was more bearish sentiment among voters. In this week, 210 people participated in the online survey. Of those respondents, 86 people, or 41%, are bullish on gold in the short-term. At the same time, 89 people, or 42%, are bearish and 35, or 17%, are neutral on gold prices. Sentiment also shifted among market professionals with some analysts cha

Nifty Technical Analysis We can easily identify the long term upward sloping trend-line still in place. This indicates Nifty has more room on the downside and currently we are heading towards 7400 mark if we have to believe this long term trend-line is to hold. If we drag in terms of time correction, we might see this 7400 mark moving towards 7450 or 7500, let us not speculate right now on where this correction could end up. Now let us move to intermediate view on Nifty. Let ’s pull the weekly chart. The zig zag zone that we believed till yesterday was a rectangle, you can find it in the posts below. Now observing this chart closely, we find it to be a perfect flag pattern in formation. RSI still has more room before turning down from in between 50 and 55 mark. Let us zoom this picture closely as to understand when will this zig zag zone comes to an end. Source :  http://forecaster.dalaltimes.com/