Archive for August 31st, 2009
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Posted by smcinvestmentindia in agriculture, Business, Capital Market, capitals, Commodity market, Company, Economics, Equity & Derivative Trading, Finance, financial planning, india, India corporate world, Insurance, Investment, IPO, Monsoon, Private Equity, securities, SMC Depository, SMC Research Based Advisory Services, Stock, Trading. Tagged: bourses, BSE Movers and Shakers, corporates, Economic indicators, economic prospects, Equity Update, Europe, FDI, FII inflow, food items, global economy, global indices, Global markets, India's domestic-demand driven economy, Indian and Sectoral Indices, inflation rate, investor sentiment, market, Markets, money market, monsoon rains, Mutual Fund, Mutual Funds, NCDEX, negative European markets, Nifty, NSE, NSE (F&O), NSE and BSE, NSE Movers and Shakers, online equity & derivative trading facilities, online investment, Planning Commission, poor monsoon, Private Equity, private equity investment, Reliance Industries, retail investor, risk assessment, Sensex, Shanghai, SMC, smc capitals, SMC Depository, SMC Global, subsidiary, Terms Insurance, US, US consumer sentiment report, weak Asian markets. Leave a Comment
After closing almost flat in penultimate week, in the week gone by markets closed in green terrain following the global markets which rallied to 10-month highs buoyed by renewed hopes that the global economic recovery is gathering pace and is pulling out of its deepest recession since the 1930s. Closer home, revival of monsoon rains, [...]
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Posted by smcinvestmentindia in agriculture, budget, Business, Capital Market, capitals, Commodity market, Commodity Trading, Company, Distribution of Mutual Funds & IPOs, Economics, Equity & Derivative Trading, Finance, financial planning, General, income tax, india, India corporate world, Investment, IPO, Private Equity, securities, SMC Depository, SMC Research Based Advisory Services, Stock, Trading. Tagged: 52-week highs, cash flows, catch-up mode, China, corporate earnings, diversified nature of the economy, dividends payouts, domestic investors, economic slowdown, Economy, Foreign institutional investors, frontline stocks, india, investor expectation, investors, P/E ratios, price charts of many companies, price to book value, price-to-earning multiples, price-to-earning ratios, profit growth, rapid rise in cash flows, recession, revival of investor interest, stock market, stock markets, stock price, stock price trajectory, stock price trajectory of most stocks, stock prices nearly doubled, USA, World Bank, World Bank statement, world economic crisis. Leave a Comment
From the positive happenings in the economy, let’s see how the stock markets have behaved amidst all this? The price charts of many companies reflected that the investors were in a catch-up mode. This was evident from the stock price trajectory of most stocks, which saw a sharp spike in few days. In many cases, [...]
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Posted by smcinvestmentindia in agriculture, budget, Business, Capital Market, capitals, Commodity market, Commodity Trading, Company, Distribution of Mutual Funds & IPOs, Economics, Enviroment, Equity & Derivative Trading, Finance, financial planning, Global warming, income tax, india, India corporate world, Insurance, Investment, IPO, IT, Medicine, Monsoon, Mutual Funds, Private Equity, securities, SMC Depository, SMC Research Based Advisory Services, Stock, tax, Trading, Wealth. Tagged: a strong farm sector, agriculture sector, Asean, Asean economic ministers meeting, Association of South-East Asian Nations, business sentiment, cement industry, cement makers, demand and supply, drought hit economy, duty-free import, farm sector, FDI flow, FIIs activity, Finance Minister, fiscal measures, FMCG sector, foreign direct investment, Foreign institutional investors, foreign investors, Free Trade Agreement, FTA, Goods & Services Tax, GST, IIP, IIP numbers, Indian economy, Indian FMCG industry, Indian markets, Inflation, infrastructure development programme, inward investments, kharif crop, Manufacturing, manufacturing sector, Monsoon, net purchasers of Indian stocks, overseas investors, prices of food articles, prices of items of mass consumption, purchasers of Indian stocks, robust savings rate, services sector, Union Budget, upbeat foreign investors, urban India, wholesale price index, WPI, WPI based inflation. 2 Comments
The Indian economy’s business sentiment has improved indicating a path of recovery. Let’s see, why do we say this? A surprise improvement was witnessed in the IIP numbers for June 2009 at 7.8%. The WPI based inflation has softened to below zero level. However, the prices of items of mass consumption (food articles) show no [...]
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