Equity Markets

[himanshu_989]

Originally Posted by er_gaurav211085

Dude b+ but at this stage we can't say anything.
Statements given by few people/ organisations:-
1. There is not any fundamental problem with the Indian Financial Market- FInance minister.
2. The world financial economy is not going to improve before 2010 - Interenational Monetary fund(IMF).
3. you should invest in the mutual fund keeping in mind the minimum time frame of 3-5 years - Reliace Securities.
4. There is not any liquidity problem and if so then its temporary- UCO /Indian/ bank.
5. Interest rates need to be cut down. - again many banks

what i am trying to say is India is currently undergoing a vicious circle. When you cut CRR the liquidity increases but on the other hand inflation controlling becomes a challenging task. And when inflation controlling is done then there is not enough liquidity.
The finance minister clearly said that fundamentally our market is strong but the public sentiment is highly negative this time. Had the fundamental problem been with the indian markets then DII would have not been investing.
FIIs are on the other hand selling there 2-3 years old holdings because they need money to clear there debts but they need dollars to clear there debt. So after getting Rs. from indian markets they need to convert them to dollars because of which the dollar is seeing buying. And as a result of this the dollar is appreciating against rupees.

But still it cant be said that the market will touch 8000 or not. It may even see some consolidation in the range of 10500 - 11800 points

cheers

Another perspective that could be seen here is that till now only FIIs n foriegn investors are drawing out their money...but there are talks that Indian mutual funds and banks borrowing in money market for as high as 17% which clearly indicates the situation of market and its just a matter of time that these mutual funds could start selling their stocks to ease the redemption pressure on them like SBI Mutual Funds...there r some measures taken by government like pn relaxation n CRR reduction but still one has to be wary of the market situation...

[satyamfiredme]

is it true that morgan stanley may collpase if it is not able to raise 9 billion$ as promised

[er_gaurav211085]

Originally Posted by himanshu_989

Another perspective that could be seen here is that till now only FIIs n foriegn investors are drawing out their money...but there are talks that Indian mutual funds and banks borrowing in money market for as high as 17% which clearly indicates the situation of market and its just a matter of time that these mutual funds could start selling their stocks to ease the redemption pressure on them like SBI Mutual Funds...there r some measures taken by government like pn relaxation n CRR reduction but still one has to be wary of the market situation...

yeah you are correct even the banks have reached their maximum limit of 25% for the SLR. The RBI will have to act on this and should extend the limit.

[Dhaval Patel]

Can someone suggest some good companies to invest at this point of time.

[raghav507]

Originally Posted by Dhaval Patel

Can someone suggest some good companies to invest at this point of time.

hi bhai,
you can have a look at the blue chip companies like reliance L&T DLF etc,
but only for a long term perspective...

[Inlinebusiness]

Equity companies can obtain investment by either borrowing money through bank loans or other debt (like bonds) or they can raise equity capital by issuing stock. The equity capital that they raise usually trades on the exchanges, thereby giving the investors price information and a chance to sell for capital gains. It also helps the Company establish the value of their equity and information to use if they need/want to raise additional equity capital.

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[er_gaurav211085]

Originally Posted by Dhaval Patel

Can someone suggest some good companies to invest at this point of time.

As you can see that the market has shedded almost 10000 points since January. But there are few stocks whose valuations were so strong that they did not under perform as much as the sensex did. Some of those companies are Ongc, Educom solutions, Bharti, Hdfc and Hdfc Bank, ITC, Axis Bank even the NTPC and Bhel were ok. amongst the blue chip companies I am talking about. But the whole reliance Pack was amongst the top loosers.
Now to your information you can invest in companies like reliance industries now Why i am talking about this is because some where near december RPL refinery will start up so the direct impact will be seen in the parent company. Reliance capital has been corrected a lot nows its valuations have become quite attractive. Same with L&T. You can also go for NTPC, Bhel as they will be benefited by the nuclear deal. SBI may be even good. Actually speaking right now banking sector is quite safe but if you are going for psu banks. And the stocks which I mentioned in the first paragraph are also a better option for investment.

[khushi_adi]

i have to invest 1 lakh right now can you please tell which would be the most suitable option at this point of time.

[myinvestors]

I did a search on international equity mutual funds and they've performed well in the past few years; however, the majority have a very poor "since inception" rate of return. There seems to be a period around 2000 where the international market suffered.

[er_gaurav211085]

Originally Posted by khushi_adi

i have to invest 1 lakh right now can you please tell which would be the most suitable option at this point of time.

what kind of time frame you have in mind? First let me know about that