which is best investment to NRI?
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now a days best investment for an n r i is buying land only.\nbut u have to buy secured land only
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Totally disagree with taran goyal. Valuation of a mutual fund's NAV never depends on what's happening in the holding company but on what's happening in those companies/sectors where the mutual fund has made its investments.\n\nAtleast 10 of Reliance MF schemes are doing very well, top ones being Diversified power sector, growth, equity opportunities, media & entertainment, vision, index sensex and pharma. Then the newly launched Equity fund NFO has been the most successful NFO of all time in India in terms of highest collections during NFO period (Rs. 5000 crores).\n\nThe AMC is using some experienced brains out there.. See if you can use yours :)
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After struggling a lot in your life, you would have come to a good position during 1996. Mangal Maha Dasha ruled you from April 1996 to April 2003. You would have made some meaningful resources during this period! \n\nNow the Rahu Maha Dasha is in operation. If you do any service (Teaching etc-where investment is almost zero, then you will be safe; on the other hand if you select any speculation field (share investment etc) you are gone-SORRY TO SAY SO! Be alert and think twice or thrice before going for any investment. \n\nYou would have got easy money during your service (AGAIN SORRY TO SAY SO)  but your birth chart very clearly says that the way they came in ...will go out if you are not alert!!!\n\nYour best deal is with advisory concerned job so continue the same!\n\nIt is going to be very bad time from May 2008 to April 2011-
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Reliance can be a good option because the fund liquidity is maximum as they provide you ATM cum Debit card, from where you can get your money refunded anytime.
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I was looking at investing in Goa but boy is it a kettle of fish. First, if you are a NRI, meaning non resident Indian you get dinged here and there and then some more. There are so many laws about foreigners owning property you will need a good lawyer who speaks perfect English, Hindi and have some people in their office that speaks a few other languages as well. India is booming so fast right now you will have to get while the getting is good. And also, just so you know...this is the land of bribes..you still have to grease palms. Also if you do invest be careful about the deed. One place we looked at and almost bought had this snag in the deed, The guy selling it to us had the deed yes...but how it works is there could be 40 people on the deed, cousins, third cousins etc...they all have to agree to sell and sign, problem being is that a lot of land was passed down on verbal contract. So you could buy the property, be doing your thing and 5 years down the road they can drag you into court and actually win because the property was illegally sold. Just make sure you do your homework or you can get royally screwed.
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mr. i think u should go to a market consultant as the market is realy verrry speculative now a days and i will suggest u not to invest without a propper guidence ..........
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Invest,\nReal Estate, Stocks
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Great question.\n\nAnalyst reports about an industry or a company are very valuable in deciding where to invest.\n\nProbably the best and easiest free report finder is Yahoo! (see link below)
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Try doing some more research on property investment in India before you part with your money seek expert advice also.\n\nThe websites below may be of interest to you tho about investing in a property in India:\n\nhttp://www.indianground.com/\n\nhttp://www.mgiworld.com/doingbusiness/BusinIndia.php\n\nhttp://www.thinkinvestments.com/property-market-in-india/growth-in-the-indian-property-market.html\n\nGood Luck with your venture.
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There is not enough information to answer your question.\n\nI suggest you to ask:\nWhat is the best small project for (Amount of money you want to invest)?
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It depends on whose money it is. Some people would say the best place is call options on the NASDAQ, other would say mutual funds, others would say bonds, others would say real estate, others would say GICs.\n\nIt depends on your goals and your understanding of investments. Don't blindly trust other people for advice like this. Learn to judge for yourself.
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reliance, rel energy, tata power, wockhardt & punjab tractor
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Buy For Atleast One year : \n1.LIC Housing Finance \n2.Siemens\n3.HLL\n4.Reliance Industries Ltd.\n5.Bharti Tele \n6.BSEL Infrastructure\n7.Satyam Computers\n\nBuy For Daily Trading:\n1.VLS Finance\n2.Mahindra Gesco\n3.Antartica Grap
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It depends what you mean by the best. If you like ETFs try India Fund Inc. (IFN)
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Great idea to invest in Canada!  Alberta is by far the best province for this type of investment, as it is going through an oil boom because of the tar sands.  This will last for 20-30 years!
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People ask questions like this all the time, but the very nature of your question is not clear. What do you mean by "best investment"? You always have to consider risk/reward ratio. How much risk can you take? What are your goals in investing? How much can you afford to lose? There are no easy answers. You need to first clarify what your goals are and what kind of pain you can or cannot handle. Once you've done that, you need to find an investment that meets those parameters. No holy grails out there, my man. Good luck.
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Dear friend, Nandan Exim is Re. 1 paid up share and currently quoting between 11 and 12 rupees. They are investing in Textile park, they are leading denim manufacturers. they announced dividend of 0.08 per share and will be giving bonus in ratio of 1:1, market is on uptrend it will show Rs. 16 level as volume is also increasing in the same. I will suggest to hold the same.