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last activity : 02 26 2011 05:38:52 +0000
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Buying a mutual fund which solely invests in infrastructure related stocks
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Be a Part or Step to Boom
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Whether long or short term
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To get exposure to this growth, we should consider buying a mutual fund which invests solely in infrastructure-related stocks. A fund is a better bet than buying individual stocks because funds invest in a number of companies and thus reduce the risk that one company's failure could decimate your portfolio. |
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Good option to support the infrastructure development work.
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Sonali it is right that infrastructure sector is very good sector for any economy. But it is very riskier too than other sectors. At the time of financial crisis it is the number one sector which 'ld affected drastically. We can participate in the sector but during appropriate period. However it is the right time to invest in the sector for long term because most of shares are undervalued or under performed in market. But as a part of your portfolio. And as per your suggestion there are so many mutual fund available in market(differents AMC) related to the sector. But due to under performing of infrastructure sector in market all are failed to provide good returns to investors.... |
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Its depends on the investor, whether it is for short term or long term. If it is for long term, investing in infrastructure related stocks or funds is beneficial but for short term its not.
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In next two years your credit history will determine whether you can get loan or not!! Yes, it is because the present scenario is far from perfect where borrowers seek loans on the same rate regardless of their payment record and financial... |
Sir can you please give a broader view through your experience that how are banks with bigger customer base grow better? HDFC bank started with only one branch and it took very less time to establish into what it is today. The customer base has... |
I dont have much Idea...lets see how beneficial the policy is.... |

