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Topic : Money Investment 2010
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Started by : Jyoti Rath, Sr. Associate, Barclays   12 29 2009 13:16:24 +0000
Industry : Equity Research/AnalyticsFunctional Area : Equities(Markets)
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In the stock market, as per technical analysis, setting itself up for a larger bull run that is likely to begin sometime in 2010, we can see to buy scrips in the mid-cap space next year. Value stocks— better known as sleeping giants — have generally concentrated in this segment.

I would like to ask the investors on this platform where they would like to invest in 2010?

 
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1 Gold
2 Share Market
3 Charity for Peace..or say [Investment for Peace...]
4 FD's and Equity
5 Real Estate
6 Charity for Peace..or say [Investment for Peace...]
7 saving instead of Investment
8 Risk free investments
9 Invest in Metal and Oil
10 A Well Diversified Portfolio
11 In different Sectors like It, Pharma, Oil and Gas
idea posted by Jyoti Rath Sr. Associate, Barclays

I would like to invest in Gold sector. In the short term, the gold's outlook looks promising. Given the demand-supply mismatch and flight of money into metal, gold is a good hedge against likely inflation and currency fluctuation.

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by R.K.MALHOTRA , country head  | 01 10 2010 05:41:39 +0000

GOLD, high in demand and low in production, it is an alternate currency.Presently looking at global economies, different stock markets and most importantly $, all precious metals going up, technically showing bullish and even fundamentallyStronger. Gold not very volatile in comparison to other commodities/stocks, so less risky. Always invest in less risky commodities/stocks. Money you have earned is precious and not to be wasted in speculation. Please do trade not speculation. You will sure earn profits.

There has been a technical breakout in silver which suggests that if silver is able to hold on to the current prices till Monday then it can rise another ten percent. Gold has been caught between a stronger US dollar and reduced safe haven demand. Technically gold is bullish but the rise will be dependent on the ability to break $1133. Key technical resistance is $1130-$1133, it needs to break this to target $11523 and closing over $1130-$1133 will be a positive sign. If does not break this then may can fall up to $1109-$1100.

Bullish over $1110---- $1133 Bearish below $1100---- $1091 and $1082 as target.

Neutral Zone $1100-----$1110

In Indian Market must break Rs.16980 & settle above then target is Rs.17110-17220. If does not break Rs.16980 then Rs.16735-16662 can be the target.Be careful.

Happy Trading.

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by GOPALAN PARTHASARATHY, Head/VP/GM-Credit/Risk, BANKMUSCAT  | 01 08 2010 11:54:49 +0000

Gold is an asset I want to seriously allocate investible money in 2010. May borrow to invest in Gold. Will not borrow to invest in Equity. For equities, I will look for value play, long term opportunities, while focus on trading for short term will be less, in a relative allocation perspective. Central Banks have just started accumulating Gold. They will take time to offload (which is a risk to retail accumulators in a situation of crisis, which is not seen for Gold and right now seen for currencies like USD). Gold is a hedge against inflation as well as USD. With Oil prices looking up back at USD 100, hedge against both USD and Inflation seem to be very necessary. Gold as an asset and as a hedge. And of course as a rebalancing tool for any portfolio overweighed in equities, whose rally in India is more than what fundamentals call for, particularly macro economic fundamentals including and not limited to the fiscal imbalances.

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by GOPALAN PARTHASARATHY, Head/VP/GM-Credit/Risk, BANKMUSCAT  | 01 08 2010 11:41:14 +0000

Gold is an asset I want to seriously allocate investible money in 2010. May borrow to invest in Gold. Will not borrow to invest in Equity. For equities, I will look for value play, long term opportunities, while focus on trading for short term will be less, in a relative allocation perspective. Central Banks have just started accumulating Gold. They will take time to offload (which is a risk to retail accumulators in a situation of crisis, which is not seen for Gold and right now seen for currencies like USD). Gold is a hedge against inflation as well as USD. With Oil prices looking up back at USD 100, hedge against both USD and Inflation seem to be very necessary. Gold as an asset and as a hedge. And of course as a rebalancing tool for any portfolio overweighed in equities, whose rally in India is more than what fundamentals call for, particularly macro economic fundamentals including and not limited to the fiscal imbalances.

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Share Market

idea posted by Ziaul Haque Ansari Legal Advisor, Rahuta Union Co-Operative Bank Limited

In 2010 and thereafter i would preffer to invest my money into share market. Its risky but profitable.

 

No Risk No Gain
Know Risk Know Gain

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by Happy 2 Help, Research Person, R T  | 01 10 2010 20:42:44 +0000

me too wiil b investing in share market

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by Sharad Kiyal, Financial Planning Advisor, Aviva Life Insurance  | 01 10 2010 10:55:46 +0000

Share market is very huge in order to invest so if you are suggesting to invest money in share market then you should also give some sector or specific share which you are thinking is fruitful this year. Kindly if you suggest in share market then also suggest either one shoul invest in equities, mutual funds, etc.

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Charity for Peace..or say [Investment for Peace...]

idea posted by Satwinder Singh Program Manager, Confidential

Ppl might treat it as joke or unreal or way of saving tax or a show off, etc

But trust me - Our Supreme Father has a Great Mission of creating World Peace and to win Science with power of Silence, nearly 43 countries are already doing it..!!

And I'd lke to contribute towards BrahmaKumaris mission anyday, anytime of my life..!

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FD's and Equity

idea posted by Manish N Chugh Officer Trainee, Stock Holding Corporation of India ltd.,

Looking at the immediate chances of increase in interest rates i feel FD's of various Banks and private corporates should be a good bet for those with less risk taking capacity and for others i personally feel the equity rally should be good from the second quarter of the 2010 financial year. ... Thank you, Manish N

Cheers!! 

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by SANJAY KUMAR PANDA, CTO/CIO, DGS&D, MINISTRY OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY  | 12 31 2009 14:55:13 +0000

Happy new year 2010 to all my friends!

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by SANJAY KUMAR PANDA, CTO/CIO, DGS&D, MINISTRY OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY  | 12 31 2009 14:53:02 +0000

Fd's are more secured.

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Real Estate

idea posted by SHARATH CHANDAR REDDY Business Development Manager - Insurance, I T C Ltd

I feel the correction, if any, in real estate prices has already happened. Over mid term or long term, real estate (particularly in India) is definitely not a risky investment.

Particularly, I feel investment in land is better than the constructions. More particularly, investment in agricultural land will be a better bet.

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by manikanta raj, Deputy Manager Finance, project financing, leading Financing company  | 01 04 2010 07:35:13 +0000

yes investment in land in particulary in agriculture now proves to be better investment and never go downturn when they are wisely invested.

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Charity for Peace..or say [Investment for Peace...]

idea posted by Satwinder Singh Program Manager, Confidential

Ppl might treat it as joke or unreal or way of saving tax or a show off, etc

But trust me - Our Supreme Father has a Great Mission of creating World Peace and to win Science with power of Silence, nearly 43 countries are already doing it..!!

And I'd lke to contribute towards BrahmaKumaris mission anyday, anytime of my life..!

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saving instead of Investment

idea posted by Ameet Ranjan Regional HR - North India, Maclellan Integrated Services India Pvt Ltd

We don’t have any crystal ball, and we can’t tell what 2010 will bring for us, much less anyone else. But we can plan about how we can do a step forward. For 2010, plan should be savings, avoid debt, put some money away for the future, and enjoy life the best we can. It’s a simple plan, which should make it easier to follow than other complicated goals

  1. Keep a budget. If you don't know where your money is going, you won't know where your money went. Budgeting is the first step toward good money management.
  2. Save at least 10 percent of your income: If you can tithe to your pastor every week, then you can afford to tithe to your savings. Your pastor isn't going to save you if you get into a financial bind, and although 10 percent may seem like a lot to save, the truth is that you can do it if you cut the fat out of your budget.
  3. Put your money to work: The key to wealth building is getting to the point where your money works as hard for you as you do for it. Put your money into investments and other instruments that can lead to natural progress in your personal financial situation.
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Risk free investments

idea posted by RAMANATHA PRABHU N Chartered Accountant

I am not mainly engaged in investment business, I am a professional engaged in the profession of accountancy and other incidental services. I hardly find time to other activities, so I prefer risk free investments like gold, fixed deposit with bank, Government securities etc...

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Invest in Metal and Oil

idea posted by ASOKE KUSARI Domestic Private Banking-Executive/Manager, A large leading PSU Bank - India

I shall like to invest my (surplus) money in various metals including Gold. Rest for Oil.

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A Well Diversified Portfolio

idea posted by Sharad Kiyal Financial Planning Advisor, Aviva Life Insurance

As an investor I would like to have a well diversified portfolio instead of a particular insturment. According to saying, "one must not keep his all eggs in one basket", reason behind this is, suppose you invest in IT sector selecting two - three stock like TCS, MAHINDRA SATYAM, INFOSYS, etc thinking that this year IT sector will be at boom but by chance it crashes and all your investment goes down so you loose. So I suggest to invest 30-40% equities or mutual fund, 20-30% Gold, 10%PPF, remaining in Fixed income instruments or long term instrument or Real Estate. This type of diversified portfolio will always keep your money growing reducing the  chances of loss.

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In different Sectors like It, Pharma, Oil and Gas

idea posted by Ankit Gandhi MBA student, Omegan School of Business

Future is very uncertain, no one can predict it. So, it is advisable that expect fotr the best and prepare for the worst.

So, first of i'll identified those sectors who gave consistent returns in the last five year horizon and put my money accoedingly. You can use fundamental or technical analysis also for the investment. So, whatever trend goes in the market investment in different sectors always will help you out.

Always put your money in different places in other words we can say that Don'r put your eggs in one basket. So, invest money in differnt sector will give you steady and safety reurns and also provide the facility to diversify your investment so, that you can easily earn profit from that.

So, i'll prefer Put your Eggs in Different Basket.

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