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Investments in Indian Markets

 
Created by : Varun Sood, Associate, JP MorganChase  | 08 20 2008 13:32:55 +0000
Industry : Investment BankingFunctional Area : India(Markets)
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Investment professionals must continue to make informed judgements about where the market is headed, based on both our investment experience and using historical data.Please give your opinions on this topic
 
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Indian market have almost lost 50% from their all time high.If we see past trends after any bull run markets has not gone down more that 50-55% from the high.If past history of market is tracked then it seems markets are bottom out. Besides ,If we take economic indicators in view than Indian economy still holds strenght if one factor is kept aside ie Liquidity.As we are globilised economy ,to have impact of other countries slow down on us is very obivous.The imp. is how much time the markets will take to revive.I feel Indian maarkets will lead the race once situtation improves across the globe as Indian will be the only favoriate destination seeing the earnings level, consumption pattern,demographics.Also,If govt. allows pension funds, post office and investment of other govt. funds than certanily markets will head northwards .
By sandeep mehta, Relationship Manager, Idbi Bank Ltd  10 16 2008 15:58:59 +0000
 
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I think Recently India’s market sell-off has been intense and this is accompanied by higher credit costs, inflation, lower industrial production, and several high-profile earnings disappointments.This is a cause of worry for investors , also rising commodity prices, particularly oil, of which India is a net importer, are likely to strain margins and earnings growth for the foreseeable future.
By Varun Sood, Associate, JP MorganChase  | 08 20 2008 13:32:55 +0000
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I think Indian market is now in the balancing act, given the growing clout of the rural consumer. (Union Minister Sharad Pawar rightly says the current price rise is due to the increased buying capacity of the rural people.) Since the counsumer strength in the rural India is much more than that of the top rung, marketing prospects at the bottom of the pyramid are much brighter. Hence it is a matter of common sense that today's marketing strategies need to be formulated to meet this growing sector.
By George Karimalil, Head - Corporate Communications , LANCO Infratech Limited  | 02 08 2010 15:08:08 +0000
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Well today, India's GDP growth is forecast at 7%+, versus only 6.3% in 1994. In short the economy, as well as the market, are in better shape today.But much depends on where oil prices are heading, not something anyone can confidently predict.Combined with a growth to valuation profile that remains attractive compared to global peers,i would say that the Indian market can avoid a further significant de-rating, unless commodity prices continue to rise.                                                                                                       
The most important lesson from history one can learn about equities is that one should not base one’s investment decisions based on prevailing sentiment, feel good factor or lack of it

By Alok Kumar Singh, Sr. Associate, UBS  | 08 20 2008 13:35:50 +0000
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