| Topic : Investment Strategies during Economic slowdown |
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last activity : 07 06 2010 20:18:09 +0000
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Investing in mutual funds seems to be better right now...
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Invest as per the Risk Appetitie of the Investor..
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Low risk strategy
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INVEST in ROTI , KAPADA , MAKAAN SECTORS ??
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Real estate
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FARMING
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It seems the infrastructure-based mutual funds can move to centre stage. The investment vehicle of choice for middle-class investors—mutual funds are sanguine that Budget announcements can push up markets gradually and mainly from the infrastructure sector. So, I think investing in Infrastructure Mutual funds will be better for an individual at this present circumstances Do checkout the latest on Budget 2010 on which sectors should this year budget 2010 focus on.
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yes, I totally agree with you, mutual fund is the best option for investment in any circumstances. As far as concern about post budget the government is likely more to allocate for the infrastructer so it will be beneficial to investment in infrastructure fund.
But if you want to conserve your investment and you are a conservative type of investor than the investment in diversified fund and balance fund will be the better option. so, that you can at least conserve your investment for any circumstances andsave your loss.
Mutual funds are always the best option. But do opt for systematic investment plan SIP instead of lumpsum , as SIP give more profit. Other than infrastructure also do go for energy & Power based funds.
Purchasing shares like suzlon, sail , RNRL , idea, adlabs, ranbaxy, educomp , unitech, REl infra , GVK power ,. etc through delivery and and maintainig it for long term may give good returns. Oil sector & airlines sector looks bit dull so better to go for others. Investing in shares related to shipping industry and logistics may be good provided we have to wait long.
Though investing in Mutual funds would a good option, I would limit myself to only this option. However, it would be prudent enough, whoever the investor and whatever the risk taking capacity, I would rather suggest that an individual needs to first asses as to what amount of liquid money would be required in the coming 6-8 months and then accordingly invest in diversified funds, some balanced funds, some sectoral funds(with a long term view) and other liquid instruments till as such time there is stability in the market.
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I believe that the investor must be patient and must not take hasty decisions. He must understand his risk appetite and then take a call rather that following others. Mutual Funds, Gold, Real Estate, Equities, many options are there for him, but he must stick to basics and only invest as per his risk appetite... |
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I agree with you Mr. Japan. An investor should always invest according to your risk appetite know matter the market is bullish or bearish. Once the investor goes beyond his limits of risk appetite he suffers losses which is out of his control.
I agree with Japan....He has said it all....From my side I need to add..is that..".When you see a good healthy correction, enter with a stop loss or minimum risk hedging mechanism... in built in your style of investing....
Risk taking is part of life...avoiding it can be disatrous...too...
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For a salaried person, any investment which works out more than 3% per year should be a good option than stagnating in SB account. e.g. Tata steel declared 16 Rs/share of dividend in this year of downturn - works out to 4% on an investment at Rs.400/share. Even if the share retraces the investment would fetch 4% per year. If share price booms .....you know it..... this is a low risk strategy. |
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THE BASIC NECESSITIES FOR ANY HUMAN BEING ARE FOOD , CLOTH , SHELTER ( EXCEPT THE FAMOUS INDIAN SUN YOGI WHO DOESNOT NEED THIS - HE DERIVES ENERGY FROM SUN IN THE MORNING DIRECTLY). INVEST IN FOOD SECTOR :: CLOTH SECTOR :: & :: REAL ESTATE :: GOLD MINES THIS NOT FOR THE BEGGARS ( INCLUDING ME ) WHO DOES NOT BELIEVE IN BETTING AT MAHALAKSHMI RACE COURSE |
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As per my knowledge real estate is the good option, if we check the past records, the price is increasing day by day. In future the situation will be same . |
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PRESENT SCENARIO IT IS BETTER TO INVEST IN LANDS ,SINCE INVESTMENT IN REAL ESTATE IS RISKEY DUE TO UNEXPECTED RISE AND FALL IN THEIR RATES. |
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A set of people believe that dreams change and hence buying a dream home just increases the maintenance cost whereas renting one is relatively better option. In today's world where the property rates are increasing like nothing else. Which... |
JV needs more dedication and yes sir back stabbing approach kills it all. The end result of a well set JV with values gives more value. |
No we are not.. not right now. We are still in recovery stage and this time I do not think the same mistake will be repeated. Having tough time is one thing and going back to recession is totally different, we cannot mix them. |