can u give your views for current indian stock market.?

Question

market will rise or fall. Any perticular scripts to watch?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The Indian market is currently is what might diplomatically be referred to as a correction phase. All markets go through cycles. That is they rise for a while and then they fall for a while. One of the interesting things about these cycles is that they normally tend to last longer and swing wider then most people would expect. The driving forces are greed and fear. At the moment fear has the upper hand. The future is uncertain and very few can predict what will happen.

There is an old saying. Buy low, sell high. But few investors or speculators understand the meaning of that saying. Instead they tend to do exactly the opposit. They buy high and sell low. The Indian market is not likely to recover until all the buy high sell low forks have liquidated their positions. When that happens, the market will begin to recover. In the mean time this should be looked upon as a buying opportunity. That does not mean to run out and dump all of your money into the market. That means look for companies that promise to have a good future and begin accumulating them, a little at a time if they are not selling at too high a price. You do not know how low the market will fall, and 6 months from now it might be a great deal less expensive than currently, so you want to be able to take advantage of that opportunity if it should arise.

One of your responders answered that at the moment cash is where you should be. And that is a good answer in general. However, two months ago you should have had more cash than you do now. And if the market continues to fall you should have less cash in the future than currently as you continue to accumulate what you consider good buys a little at a time.

When there has been a prolonged rally, you should be liquidating your positions and adding to your cash reserve not the reverse.

India has a rapid growth rate and some industries have a very bright future and should continue to grow. However, when the PE of a company is sitting at 35 or 40, one must question the wisdom of investing in such an enterprise.

Answer 3

As most of the experts and analysts have been saying, the Indian stock market will remain volatile in the short term. In the same breath, they have been confident about the long term Indian economicy story. So, if you are in for a longer term (2-3 years and above), you should definitely continue to buy. Identifying specific scripts is always a risk proposition, why dont you explore the diversifited Mutual Funds route, with a Systematic Investment Plan. You can visit www.valueresearchonline.com to learn more.

Answer 4

Okay, sorry for the idiots before me...
The Indian Indexes are going to trade sideways for the rest of the summer and then in mid-September to late October, the US stock market will experience a major correction to the tune of the correction we should have had during the dot.com bubble- only now we have more money, so theoretically it won't be so bad. Only it will still be bad, especially for the emerging markets.
Best thing to do is have your money in cash or, even better, Canadian Bond Funds at least until the end of November.
Then, according to some charts and projections I have seen, there will be a bull market of unprecedented proportions for the next ten to fifteen years.
Best of luck to you!

Answer 5

Well, teepees are going down right now. Turns out people want to live in actual houses.

Also the cost of loincloths has all but vanished.

Feathers are doing pretty good and I think they're on an upward trend. If you're investing in Indians, I'd go with feathers. That seems to be the safe bet.

Hope this helps.

Answer 6

I`ll give u my spectacle.

Answer 7

India has a stockmarket? India has an economy? WTF, why are all indians running out of india then?