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Investment Outlook of 2009 Indian Equity Market
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Let there be no doubt that the ongoing rally in India is driven in a massive way by a surge of inflows from Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs). Participation by mutual funds and insurance companies has paled in comparison. As a result, this market has been beneficial for speculators, traders and high-risk taking retail investors.This pattern is no different from what we have witnessed in the past in India. FII flows have recovered by about $ 10 billion from the lows of 2009. They had been net sellers of Indian equities to the extent of about $ 2.5 billion by mid- March,taking equities to a low for the year.Inflows from FIIs since then has been on an upward trend and is approaching $ 9.5...
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Narayan Seetharaman Thathai
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Agree fully with the article. The recent drive in asset prices could see a reverse turn on liquidity dry up, tightening of intt rates on the back drop of increase in inflation. For India, the inflation could spiral especially in the back drop of a...
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Padmanabhan R
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Nice work sir thanks for sharing , yes extra liquidity can heat up discrepancies in valuation to alarming levels if goes unchecked and later correction will dry up liquidity to grave levels. Easy credit and good return will attract speculators.
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suchita Ambardekar
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Wonderful article ...and a very keen observation.....Vaidya, This means the that whole of this century we will be facing one bubble after another.This also means that in principally, the flow of the money into an asset class will give rise to a...
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One should invest
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Esha Johar
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I believe it is. The prices of agricultural commodities mostly rise up as seen from a long term perspective.. Agriculture will continue to be core sector of economy in India for many more years. India seems to be switching direct to the service...
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Japan Shah
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I agree to all that it is the right time to invest in the agri-commodities at this point of time in India. I believe that the year FY 2009-10 will be very good for the agro commodities, we have already seen the prices of few comodities going up....
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markets have discounted the growth and expected it.
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no there is still some scope for improvements in share prices
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sandesh saboo
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the market have responded preety well to the results and adjusted to the results pretty fast. how would you trade now to benefit from the trends.
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Mathew Cherian
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"markets have discounted the growth and expected it."
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The Industrial out put has gone up by 2% from previous quarter same time last year. Then the wage hike has been curtailed and interest rates are high. The financial results of companies look satisfactory for this confused state. So there are...
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Market will bounce back once the speculator frenzy is ove with
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Stick to your GOAL
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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Yes set a goal for long term will be definitely a winner.
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Bhupendra Shah
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As there is Long term Goal, you should not worry the market movement. Let the investment ripe the fruits.
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SEBI (DELISTING OF EQUITY SHARES) REGULATIONS, 2009 The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has notified the SEBI (Delisting of Equity Shares) Regulations, 2009, “Regulations”, thereby superseding the old SEBI (Delisting of Securities) Guidelines. These Regulations provide three different set of provisions for delisting of equity shares under different circumstances. The main delisting provision pertains to the voluntary delisting sought by the promoters of a company. The second delisting provision relates to those circumstances where a stock exchange is as per its guidelines forces a company to delist its equity shares. The third provision pertains to delisting of small compa...
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Ruchira Gupta
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Thank you all for giving your important inputs on the write-up. Although the process has been made more strict and clear, certain grey areas still remain, as is the norm with any SEBI Regulations, like if the company's shares are listed on more...
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Aditya Sharma
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Yes Ruchira Ji it is good insight. The confusion if there was has gone. The functioning process will go on smoothly. The small investors will be protected. It is not that only small investors count. But small investors invest their hard earned...
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Mathew Cherian
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This is question of more rationality being pumped into the environment. The question of what the government's policy is towards the age old debate of public vs private ownership. Public ownership of corporations( I exclude PSU's) is a warm welcome...
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The developed world is well on its way to facing up to an economy that will be shrunk in size in a manner unexpected by government, mainstream economy pundits, media and equity markets. It is clear that the ballooned scale of the economy that prevailed till about a year ago - on the back of low cost of money and excessive borrowing is not going to return for several years. If by chance, the massive liquidity being created across these countries works and the scale returns in the short-term, it will not be of a sustainable kind. The still-shrinking and eventual shrunken state of the economy is what is now being referred to as the `new normal’ by those who saw this crisis coming. This world o...
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S. Muralidharan
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The emergence of plastic money has increased the public spending beyond proportions. Per capita debt of an average American was $100,000 in the year 2005. In an economy such as India, per capita income of an average BPL is less than Rs.100 a day,...
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Kumbakonam S Venkataraman
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Thanks for reference Mr. Jacob Mr Vaidya Nathan has painstakingly analyzed this subject. The problem has attained such serious proportions as a result of financial indiscipline, encouraged by governments and some management pundits. The golden...
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Dear friends`….. The closing of today’s equity markets was 77 points below its previous close after rising 156 points where the BSE, the Sensex, closed at 14,345.62 points, from 14,476.15 points,...
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Mathew Cherian
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Delayed monsoon might create a scarcity for commodity and the prices can shoot up. Then the government can intervene and import the deficit so that the prices won't rise. This is for planned environments like ours. In free market environments...
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Manoj
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It's just a sentiment and won't have a longer effect on the sensex.
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We have had a sharp bounce from the lows of March 2009 in a compressed period of about 45 days. A bear-market rally is underway across global markets. The decisive election outcome for India has, however, probably led to a situation where even when there are corrective phases in the ongoing bear market, Indian equities may not reach the lows of March 2009.We may be having a higher floor in place in India, courtesy the verdict of the people. The key question for investors is how to approach investing in the equity market. We examine this aspect with a quick snapshot of where we are in the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression of the 1930s to do a quick reality check. Macro backdro...
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Veejay Bhatia
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Nice Insight! Keep posting such article at times, just to remind investors, not to chase even the rallies but grab the opportunities of investments on dips As Warren Buffett keeps saying: "Be fearful when people are Greedy and Greedy when others...
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Charles davison
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I have a feeling that there is going to be big crash coming very shortly. All the recovery plans and Hype going on is just cosmetic.More common people are going to be trapped in share business. Pls be aware that market hasnt got up still.Its just...
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Equity Market
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Commodity Market
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Akash
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Equity market is risky. Commodity market has lessernos. of factors affecting it than equity market.
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Amit Karnani
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Commodity Market is more risk averse than Equity Market.
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Vipin Bhasin
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Vikash Both markets are good for return and risky too. But i don't think so that equity market is more riskier than commodities. I am giving an example:- If a retail investor don't have much knowledge about both of markets even then he can invest...
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Yes
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SURENDRA TEWARI
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My dear Prashant, If you go to submit your form to the AMC, would you prefer to take leave from your office? If not, you would be mis-selling your services. Would you not incur any expenses for going to the AMC/ Registrar of AMC for submitting...
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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Yes mutual fund with switching option is good take in current situation.
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