How To Invest In Indian Stock Market

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Once you have decided to invest in Indian Stock market, you should have set your trading goals and planning that meets your satisfactions. you should get some basic ideas and market updates about the different types of stocks available in the stock market. No doubt there are anonymous number of firms who provide stock recommendations, but I can say that we are the best.

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Stock Market Ends In Green

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Stock Market  hikes +123.39 on F&O Expiry.

After two days of lull market trends SENSEX ended the day of expiry of F&O market in Green. The market gains positive pts.(+123.39) after the great volatile session. The BSE SENSEX settled at 17,503.47(+0.71%) and NSE NIFTY settled at 5,254.15(0.74%).

The main reason for the same might be hinting of fiscal sops by Financial Minister. Stocks from the banking sectors, automobiles, and commodity added positive sign to the Stock Market Indices.
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Effects of IPL on Indian Stock Market

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IPL the Indian Premium League is become a famous Global Brand. It has obtained world wide popularity and renownability. In India, the IPL has become one of the most popular events of the year. In Indian history IPL made an memorable  impact. The IPL brand alone has a value of over $311 million. It is a money-spinner for media, business companies, industries, organizations, local sponsors, vendors and almost all people involved in it specially speculators.

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Ten Stock-Market Myths

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Ten Stock-Market Myths That Just Won't Die
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
By Brett Arends

The Dow Jones Industrial Average last week ended up pretty much where it had been a little more than a week earlier. A rousing 200-point rally on Wednesday mostly made up for the distressing 200-point sell-off of the previous Friday.

The Dow plummeted nearly 800 points a few weeks ago — and then just as dramatically rocketed back up again. The widely watched market indicator is down 7% from where it stood in April and up 59% from where it was at its 2009 nadir.

These kinds of stomach-churning swings are testing investors' nerves once again. You may already feel shattered from the events of 2008-2009. Since the Greek debt crisis in the spring, turmoil has been back in the markets.

At times like this, your broker or financial adviser may offer words of wisdom or advice. There are standard calming phrases you will hear over and over again. But how true are they? Here are 10 that need extra scrutiny.

1 "This is a good time to invest in the stock market."

Really? Ask your broker when he warned clients that it was a bad time to invest. October 2007? February 2000? A broken watch tells the right time twice a day, but that's no reason to wear one. Or as someone once said, asking a broker if this is a good time to invest in the stock market is like asking a barber if you need a haircut. "Certainly, sir — step this way!"

2 "Stocks on average make you about 10% a year."

Stop right there. This is based on some past history — stretching back to the 1800s — and it's full of holes.

About three of those percentage points were only from inflation. The other 7% may not be reliable either. The data from the 19th century are suspect; the global picture from the 20th century is complex. Experts suggest 5% may be more typical. And stocks only produce average returns if you buy them at average valuations. If you buy them when they're expensive, you do a lot worse.

3 "Our economists are forecasting..."

Hold it. Ask your broker if the firm's economist predicted the most recent recession — and if so, when.

The record for economic forecasts is not impressive. Even into 2008 many economists were still denying that a recession was on the way. The usual shtick is to predict "a slowdown, but not a recession." That way they have an escape clause, no matter what happens. Warren Buffett once said forecasters made fortune tellers look good.

4 "Investing in the stock market lets you participate in the growth of the economy."

Tell that to the Japanese. Since 1989 their economy has grown by more than a quarter, but the stock market is down more than three quarters. Or tell that to anyone who invested in Wall Street a decade ago. And such instances aren't as rare as you've been told. In 1969, the U.S. gross domestic product was about $1 trillion, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average was at about 1000. Thirteen years later, the U.S. economy had grown to $3.3 trillion. The Dow? About 1000.

5 "If you want to earn higher returns, you have to take more risk."

This must come as a surprise to Mr. Buffett, who prefers investing in boring companies and boring industries. Over the last quarter century, the FactSet Research utilities index has even outperformed the exciting, "risky" Nasdaq Composite index. The only way to earn higher returns is to buy stocks cheap in relation to their future cash flows. As for "risk," your broker probably thinks that's "volatility," which typically just means price ups and downs. But you and your Aunt Sally know that risk is really the possibility of losing principal.

6 "The market's really cheap right now. The P/E is only about 13."

The widely quoted price/earnings (PE) ratio, which compares share prices to annual after-tax earnings, can be misleading. That's because earnings are so volatile — they're elevated in a boom, and depressed in a bust.

Ask your broker about other valuation metrics, like the dividend yield, which looks at the dividends you get for each dollar of investment; or the cyclically adjusted PE ratio, which compares share prices to earnings over the past 10 years; or "Tobin's q," which compares share prices to the actual replacement cost of company assets. No metric is perfect, but these three have good track records. Right now all three say the stock market's pretty expensive, not cheap.

7 "You can't time the market."

This hoary old chestnut keeps the clients fully invested. Certainly it's a fool's errand to try to catch the market's twists and turns. But that doesn't mean you have to suspend judgment about overall valuations.

If you invest in shares when they're cheap compared to cash flows and assets — typically this happens when everyone else is gloomy — you will usually do very well.

If you invest when shares are very expensive — such as when everyone else is absurdly bullish — you will probably do badly.

8 "We recommend a diversified portfolio of mutual funds."

If your broker means you should diversify across things like cash, bonds, stocks, alternative strategies, commodities and precious metals, then that's good advice.

But too many brokers mean mutual funds with different names and "styles" like large-cap value, small-cap growth, midcap blend, international small-cap value, and so on. These are marketing gimmicks. There is, for example, no such thing as "midcap blend." These funds are typically 100% invested all the time, and all in stocks. In this global economy even "international" offers less diversification than it did, because everything's getting tied together.

9 "This is a stock picker's market."

What? Every market seems to be defined as a "stock picker's market," yet for most people the lion's share of investment returns — for good or ill — has typically come from the asset classes (see No. 8, above) they've chosen rather than the individual investments. And even if this does turn out to be a stock picker's market, what makes you think your broker is the stock picker in question?

10 "Stocks outperform over the long term."

Define the long term? If you can be down for 10 or more years, exactly how much help is that? As John Maynard Keynes, the economist, once said: "In the long run we are all dead."
 

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Stocks Which Can Do Well In The Stock Market

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Trading or Investing is an activity which completely rely on stocks/shares of a particular company, and the profit or loss depends on the performance of the same company. Stock Market can be considered as a playground where stocks play the games. Its very difficult to identify that which stock is to be burst or which will be going to fail.

Here only Professional team can help you out to suggest which stocks can do well in the stock market. Remember they can only give you their best result, but they can't be assured you cent percent. I  am associated with one of the best Research Team(ISO Regstd), who guides to buy/sell penny stocks that can do well in the stock market. With the help our insights and researches you will be able to get desire profit what you want.

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DAILY STOCK TRADING TIPS

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Get daily stock trading tips with more than 90% accuracy. We provide daily stock trading tips on your mobile by sms, so if you want to receive daily stock tips on mobile then send your mobile no, email id and full name along with the services in which you want daily stock trading tips.

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FREE STOCK/STOCKS TIPS

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Are you intraday trader and looking for free stock/stocks tips on your mobile by SMS, then avail our services. We provide you Free stock tips, which have more than 90% accuracy. We also provide free stock tips through chat messenger along with SMS facility.

The tips we generate are completely based on hard core technical researches. So, you can trade in stock market with safe hand and enjoy profit.

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HOW TO SET STOCK TRADING GOALS AND ACHIEVE THEM

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The fast moving era of Stock Market, doesn't let you chance to set your objectives and targets, while it is necessary to identify pre-defined objectives before investing. Every trader/investor should set trading goals and strategies before entering to the stock market.

Following are some suggestion that may help you to set your objectives and achieving them.

1. Analyse and identify what you want to achieve, and set appropriate strategies according to your aim.
2. Before trading or investing understand your stock portfolio.
3. Be flexible and keep passions.
4. Decide at first either long term planning or short term planning.
5. Take advises from Financial Advisers or professionals.

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Top 10 Investment Strategies: Grab It

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Here are top ten Investment Strategies that must follow while you entered in Share/Stock market trading.

1. Get Information Before You Invest, Not After
2. Set a well defined objective for each individual investment.
3. Be specific.
4. Be reasonable in expectations.
5. Consider Risk.
6. Be measurable.
7. Buy Low, Sell High. Buy High, Sell Higher.
8. Buy on the Rumour, Sell on the News.
9. Buy the Stock That Splits.
10.Never Buy a Stock Only Because It Has a Low Price.


One additional advice from my side: Avoid Over trading.
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How You Trade In Indian Stock Market?

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Stock Market: the word has it's unique identification and value. I think everyone will aware about this word, and most of them to be associated with it. Trading in stock market is not easy as it looks, it's a place where future is uncertain. A smallest mistake can lead to a biggest loss. Traders who trade in stock market must have very keen and valuable knowledge to the market.
Profit or loss in stock market depends on the way of trading in stock market.

Here are some rules that must follow a trader at the time of trading. Check how much you good in trading.

1. Collect information before You are going to invest.
2. Set a pre define objective that meets your need.
3. Keep yourself be specific towards stocks what you are going to buy/sell.
4. It has both phases good(profit) and bad(loss), so don't get panic when you in-curd loss.
5. Always try to be reasonable for your expectations.

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Telecommunications

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Net additions continue to be strong in April
The GSM net additions for March 2010 stood at 13.95 million subscribers (excluding Reliance Communications (RCom) and Tata Teleservices, which are yet to disclose their numbers for March 2010), indicating a growth of 7.2% on a month-on-month basis. The total subscriber base (excluding those of RCom and Tata Teleservices) stood at at 405.6 million, reported a growth of 3.6% over February 2010.

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Stock Market Trading Is An Art Or A Science

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How many of you think that stock market trading is an Art, and how many of you think it's a Science? The person who think that stock market trading is science, they might be right, because someone has written an article "Newton's Third Law of Trading" which shows trading requires basics of science. However most of people consider trading as an art. No one can deny that trading is not an art, of-course it requires tactics of art.

I also have faced some contradictions with my friends on this subject. So finally I want to know from you people what stock market trading is actually.

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Share Market Tips For Beginners

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Share Market: A place where shares, stocks and bonds are bought and sold.
In brief we can say that a stock market / share market is a public market for the trading of company stock and derivatives at an agreed price. The stocks are listed and traded on stock exchanges which are entities of a corporation or mutual organization specialized in the business of bringing buyers and sellers of the organizations to a listing of stocks and securities together. Stock market some times considered as speculation market, because it is very risky market. If you are novice to the market then be careful.


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Get Stock Trading Tips

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Get Free Stock Trading Tips on your mobile with high accuracy. We provide valuable stock recommendations that will maximize your profit and utmost security.

So if you really want to make excel profit from your investment in Indian Stock Market then avail our services and trade according to our calls.

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RES I / II
SUP I / II
GOLD-JUN
22280/22570
21810/21550
SILVER-JUL
56250/58000
51600/49750
COPPER-JUN
405/415
392/386
CRUDE-MAY
4555/4640
4380/4300
NATGAS-MAY
195/201
184/178
LEAD-MAY
106.75/109.2
102/99.40
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100.4/103
94.70/92.10
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Stock Market Trading as per Newtons Third Law

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Stocks: A “stock” is a share in the ownership of a company.
Stock Market: A place where stocks and bonds are bought and sold. In stock market stocks are bought and sold at the same time respectively by buyer and seller that are generally known as traders. In brief we can say that a stock market / share market is a public market for the trading of company stock and derivatives at an agreed price. In this article I am going to describe how stock market trading is similar to Newtons third law.
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Are You Investing Or Gambling?

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Gambling can be defined as:

   1. a: to play a game for money or property
       b: to bet on an uncertain outcome

   2. to stake something on a contingency : take a chance.

When trading is looked at, gambling takes on a much more complex dynamic than what is presented in the definition. Many traders are gambling without even knowing it; trading in a way or for a reason that is completely dichotomous with success in the markets.

In this article we will look at the hidden ways in which gambling creeps into trading practices, as well as the stimulus that may drive an individual to trade (and possibly gamble) in the first place.


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Hello Everyone...........

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Hello everyone, my name is Pinky Wadhwani. I've started a blog that may help to those who indulged in stock market trading. This will help you to know more about stock market, and helps to trade in the market.
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