Iwant to buy shares in India, at NSE. What will be the right choice?
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I'm not sure what company your looking to buy but if you don't have a ton of money I would suggest www.sharebuilder.com
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If you want the best option in India, go to this page\nhttp://indiashomepage.com/c.aspx?cid=183#
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If you want to profit from the growth in the economic strength of India, you might want to look into investing in companies that are currently profiting from India.  Companies based in the US, Europe and Japan could be a better, and less risky bet for India.
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Yes. The stockbrokers in India to US stocks. Just contact any brokerage firm in India.
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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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Currently, if youre investing, I would advise Mysore, Karnataka; Jaipur, Rajasthan; Vizak, Cochin, Pune or places in Gujarat. Beware of letigation or fraud properties. It is definitely one of the best times to invest in India right now. And a very good idea to invest and lease. Gauranteed returns. But BE QUICK!
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Nifty is sensitive index of National Stock Ex of India.It is like Sensex of Bombay Stock Ex. It cotains top 50 Company whom shares are traded heavyly in NSE with this they also represnt the all sector of our economy plus thies companies also have nearly 50% market capatalisation of all the Co. listed on NSE\nMarket Capital=Price of share*No of share can be freely trading at Exchange  .
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Hi Alra,\n  I am assuming that you are here in the USA. If so I would highly recommend DRIPS, Dividend Reinvestment Plans (DRPs), if only because of the small amount of cash you have available, you cannot afford to be paying ANY commissions, they will eat through your $200 like a hot knife through butter at room temperature. With DRPS you are buying the stocks directly from the company itself without paying those commissions. I would also suggest that you add a set amount of dollars every month to your holdings. Only pick stocks that you have checked out and believe in, especially those that make products you buy and use and like. Look at this for the long term, gradually your account should increase in value. Then you are able to take some of those profits and trade riskier stocks through a regular trading account. \nGood luck and don't forget to watch Jim Cramer's Mad Money on CNBC    BOOYA
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It is quite good..but what are the comm % u r getting right now? With the Sensex zooming..and so many new schemes coming up..u can make good money by selling units..but u got to have a strong circle of HNI investors..else retail subscription is small money..\n\nhope that answers ur query..else contact me..
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Considering that you are a novice, would recommend that you invest in some Mutual Funds. There are several Indian Mutual Funds that have been on the tear thanks to the run away Sensex situation and overall confidence in the economy. The market looks like overvalued right now. Wait for a correction and then jump right in. Look up Fidelity, HDFC, DSPML, Franklin India etc.\n\nIf you still want to invest directly in the marketplace i.e buy share of a particular company... look for IPO opportunities rather than chasing existing listings.
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You can trade kaushik. \n\nThe present limit is up to $ 25000 according to RBI. So you can have a portfolio of US stocks up to that amount.\n\nOf course you have to register yourself with a broker in US to trade on NASDAQ/NYSE
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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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Well its the balance sheet, management, and growth prospective tht are the most important things u shud look for when investing in it but if u dont ve much knowledge thn   ...its always better to take help of an analyst who can help u with recommendations on a small fee...and help u make huge money.\n\nThe guy who helps me in BSE & NSE has also started a blog recently called:\n\nhttp://spaces.msn.com/paise-pe-paisa
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Yes. You can invest through any of the foreign banks located in India. Citibank, BNP Paribas, ABN Amro bank and HSBC.
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There are different companies that comprise the index. The BSE Index has only a few companies in it whose share prices matter for the calculation, The NSE Indices arte borader hnad have more company share prices to calculate it
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Open a SHAREBUILDER ACCOUNT - either through Sharebuilder.com in the US, or HALIFAX.co.uk in the UK.\n\nThe most important thing to remember to invest safely is DO YOUR RESEARCH BEFORE BUYING THE SHARES..... first off look up the shares at Fool.com / Fool.co.uk and look at the FORECAST figures: The EPS % figure should be at least a +percentage (going up, not down) and the figure in the P/E column should be getting less over the next couple of years. Then look at the amount of dividend being paid out + who is in charge of the company. If they have shares in the company, it means they're showing an interest in the company and it stands a good chance of succeeding. If they don't have shares in the company, it gives off hints that they don't really give a crap about the company, as long as they get their wages.\n\nInvesment suggestions (US)\nAnheuser-Busch (BUD)\nWalmart (WMT)\nUnion Pacific (UNP)\n\nInvestment Suggestions (UK):\nPipex Communications (PXC)\nBHP Billiton (BLT)\nBritish Energy (BGY)\nPlus Markets Group (PMK)\nDebtmatters (DEBT)\nHBOS (HBOS)\nWolfson (WLF)\nHold on to them for as long as possible, reinvest any dividends earned.
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In the U S\n\nconsider HD,  ET, BAC, BBT, MSFT, COP, FTO\n\nfor a closed end fund GAM\n\nopen ended mutual funds  PENNX\n\nOutside the U S\n\nCHL, closed end funds TDF and SWZ, SAY, CAJ, NVS\n\nbest bet SAY but India still may have a way to drop. \n\nWhat ever you decide, just take a few nibbles and maintain a healthy cash reserve.