What do u see the Indian Stock Market in near future? Will it correct sharply or sustain?
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I think Indian market is a story of non stop upward march save some corrections/profit taking on the way. All fundamentals of the economy and companies are on positive side plus small investors are equally involved so as the mutual funds and FIIS. Select the right company, be care full, book profit and go ahead.
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Today's market is here:\n\nSensex sheds another 3%\nMay 19 2006 3:29PM\n\nThe market erased losses of 265 points towards the closing hours and dropped nearly 3% to end above the 11000 level.\n\n \nMore Stories  SENSEX: May 19 4:00PM\n10938.61 (-452.82)\n  NIFTY: May 19 4:44PM\n3246.90 (-142.00)
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Sorry, I'm a U.S. investor.\n\nBut you better hold off on that question until this Downtrend shakes out. Today was a Reversal Day, and we should get a bounce here. The strength and breadth of this rally should tell us what to do.\n\nWerever your money is parked, it's going to look pretty good when everyone else is complaining about losses in stocks.\n\nGood luck.
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The market will be buyoant. It has already touched if not crossed the 10,000 marc.Possibily the turmoil during the last fortnight was due to rumour mongering by unscruplous partis which madethe FIIs nervour.
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I am interested in investing in it what is the returns to be expected out of it. What is the investment likely to be
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These are ideal conditions for equities. Low interest rates and steady inflation are perfect for asset appreciation. Commodities are also in a bull run. Tea, sugar, gold, etc. are in mutli-year bull markets. In equities emergin markets such as India, Brazil, Turkey look promising.
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stable?!?!? we're gonna have another stock crash and the middle class will become non existent
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The market is alright just now...the boom of around 4-6 years ago has gone, but there are jobs.\n\nGood luck!
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yes, visit www.stocksidea.com they are stock consultants and provide indian stock market advices.
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I would say the consensus of most experts would be: We don't know. But if you can handle the ups and downs, stocks and bonds will do well over the next 20-30 years. I invest for the long run.
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Profit sales plunge Sensex down 99 points to 4617\n\nThe Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange went into a tail-spin today and plunged by 99 points on profit-taking in key scrips, notably those belonging to the infotech and pharma sectors.\n\nThe BSE-30 Sensitive Index ended 98.99 points lower or 2.09 per cent at 4617.82 points as compared to the previous close of 4716.81 points. Opening at 4703.33, the Sensex witnessed a high of 4721.78 and a low of 4586.26. The Sensex, which surpassed yesterday's closing level during the day, plummeted on account of profit-taking in key scrips.\n\nForeign institutional investors off-loaded subsstantial quantity of infotech, pharma, cement and diversified companies' stocks, marketmen informed. Infotech and pharma scrips, which had led yesterday's rally, were on the downward mode.\n\nInfosys Technologies, which reached its 52-week high of 5,518 in the last trading session plummeted by Rs 450 to close at Rs 5,065. The company's ADR listed on the NASDAQ Stock Exchange of the United States fell from a high of $ 118 registered yesterday to $ 90.\n\n''Much of today's fall was fuelled by speculative selling pressure from FIIs. There was also some selling in index scrips by domestic financial institutions,'' said a broker. FIIs sold in Infosys, Pentafour Software, Satyam Computers, ITC and Hindalco counters.\n\nThey reportedly bought the Glaxo scrip. Among the FIs, the Unit Trust of India was a major seller in select scrips.\n\nMirroring the downtrend, the BSE-100 index fell by 41.84 points to end at Rs 2002.60 from the last close of Rs 2044.44. The BSE-200 and Dollex indices ended 9.71 and 3.66 points lower at Rs 457.92 and Rs 176.48 respectively.\n\nMeanwhile, the National Stock Exchange ended 2.59 per cent lower at 1314.70 points, showing a net loss of 34.90 points. Marketmen informed that there was major shifting of positions from the NSE to the BSE, which was one of the reasons for the fall today.\n\nPentafour lost Rs 83 to close at Rs 1,192, Satyam at Rs 1,398, down Rs 90, Ranbaxy at Rs 802, down Rs 14 and Zee Telefilms at Rs 1,900, up Rs 20. \n\n\ni hope i answered ur question..........
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Future of all industries in India is going to be good. As the worlds attention is on this country.\n\nBut whatever industry you begin and where ever it is , you must always have enough extra cash for a good unique representation, and marketing.\n\nAdd a dash of honesty and a pinch of quality. And any industry will do well.
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gud one...lemme go in detail.\nPolitical Situation..its bleak in coming future as CPM is going to be more strong after they win.\nAnd then what cud be there...THE RESERVATIONS IN PRIVATE JOBS and not to forget THE MANDAL BHOOT is still there for reservations upto 49.5%\nThen comes other factors...external factors are also not encoraging think of OIL at 75$ or turmoil In Nepal or hardening interst rates or drying of liquidity or slowing Q4 results from corporates..all signal of a slow down.\n\nWell ...watch out for Monsoons..they will play a major role..never go on indian metrological predictions...they are useless.
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Advisor to the finance minister, Mohan Guruswamy, has come up with a new angle to the 224-point crash in the Sensex on Monday. According to him, a foreign mutual fund had sold stocks to the extent of Rs 100 crore, which could have triggered the fall.\nOn the other hand, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has decided to probe the stock crash on Monday and the role of a bear cartel in pulling down share prices. SEBI officials said a bear cartel might have engineered the crash which created panic in the market.\n\nSpeaking to reporters after attending a presentation on Sebi, Guruswamy denied that his visit to the commercial capital had anything to do with the Unit Trust of India (UTI). He did not identify the name of the FII which sold stocks on Monday.\n\n"This visit was planned over two weeks back to familiarise myself with Sebi's functioning. I have not even talked to the UTI chairman, leave alone visit him. Regarding Sebi, they seem to be doing a good job. The idea was to beaware of the issues and see how they could be further empowered," said Guruswamy.\n\n"There does not appear to be any crisis in UTI. The fall could have been owing to a foreign mutual fund selling almost Rs 100 crore on that day. This aspect should also be looked into," he said. "One does not know why the media is making so much out of this. There does not appear to be any crisis," Guruswamy added.\n\nMeanwhile, the regulatory body Sebi also woke up saying that it might probe the Monday's crash. ``We want to know which FIIs and the role of bear cartels in pulling the markets down by 224 points,'' said a top SEBI official.\n\nBSE officials say that they have received a communication from the SEBI asking it furnish details of large scale trades executed by institutions as well as individuals on Monday. The figures were sought from the exchanges by today itself. A similar communication has been sent to the other stock exchanges, including National Stock Exchange (NSE).\n\n``We want to know who are the heavy sellerson Monday. There could be a concerted attempt by some market participants to pull down the market,'' officials told this newspaper.\n\nOn Monday, the market was agog with rumours that FIIs sold stocks worth Rs 200-250 crore. However, the official figures released by the two exchanges, BSE and NSE, shows that FIIs sold stocks worth Rs 136.7 crore only.\n\nMorgan Stanley, Capital International, Kleinwort Benson and Schroeders were among the funds rumoured to have pressed huge sales at the counters of Reliance, Satyam Computers, HLL, SBI, Bhel, BPCL, HDFC and ITC on Monday.\n\nSebi is looking at details on the role of institutions on that day as foreign institutional investors had dumped stocks in excess of Rs 100 crore on that day. Of this, unconfirmed reports say that figure for a US-based FII could be as high as 90 per cent of the total amount. ``A bear cartel deliberately planted stories in a section of media to make quick money. A probe will certainly bring out the truth,'' SEBI officials said.\n\nSebi is alsokeen to find out to what extent the fall could be attributed to developments at UTI when FIIs themselves had sold so heavily. This aspect would could be looked only once the details of the high traders on that day have been scrutinised.\n\nCopyright © 1998 Indian Express Newspapers (Bombay) Ltd.
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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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I don't there are any exchange traded funs for Sensex. But I beleive ICICI is working on launcing one soon, similar to Spice which was launched with little success! You might as well trade in F&O.
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certainly! a good 1..\n\nits an ever expanding company... so.. returns may be slow initially.. but the prices r bound to go up!!