Is This A Right Time To Buy Stocks ?

[mindless]

my aim is to invest in a good stock and leave it for a while. i mean say like 3 to 6 months and then sell them for a profit. long term goal. 

 

long term ayithe ,.... Blue chip stocks konukko... dividends kuda vasthay

[BRUCE_LEE1]

long term ayithe ,.... Blue chip stocks konukko... dividends kuda vasthay

 

 

[TOM_BHAYYA]

Penny stocks gurunxhi cheppandi jera

[LordOfMud]

US 

 

2015 Risky

 

[BRUCE_LEE1]

Penny stocks gurunxhi cheppandi jera

 

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[BRUCE_LEE1]

2015 Risky

 

 

 

“...If there is no risk, there is no reward.” 

[LordOfMud]

“...If there is no risk, there is no reward.” 

2015 US Risk......its all up to U

 

Good news for those wanna invest in India

 

 

Emerging Markets Near Record Outflow: India Is The Most “Crowded”

Call it capitulation if you will. Emerging markets funds reported $5.9 billion outflow last week, putting year-to-date outflow to $38.2 billion, just shy of the record outflow of $39 billion in 2008.

Emerging Asia funds reported $4.1 billion outflow, versus $1.6 billion in previous week.

India appears to be the emerging markets safe haven. UBS calculated 2-year cumulative net flows into each market, adjusted for their performance, and concluded that India was the most “crowded” emerging market, followed by Qatar, Russia (believe it or not!), and Brazil. On the other end of the spectrum, the UAE and the Philippines are the least “crowded.”

How do we interpret this? Is it good that India is the most “crowded” emerging market? On the one hand, it is considered relatively safe, so if you have to park your money somewhere in the emerging markets asset class, India is the place to be. On the other hand, if global investors are blindly pulling out, India could take a hit.

India is certainly not immune to selloffs. The rupee hit a two-year low trading at @ 66.61 per dollar,

[BRUCE_LEE1]

2015 US Risk......its all up to U

 

Good news for those wanna invest in India

 

 

Emerging Markets Near Record Outflow: India Is The Most “Crowded”

Call it capitulation if you will. Emerging markets funds reported $5.9 billion outflow last week, putting year-to-date outflow to $38.2 billion, just shy of the record outflow of $39 billion in 2008.

Emerging Asia funds reported $4.1 billion outflow, versus $1.6 billion in previous week.

India appears to be the emerging markets safe haven. UBS calculated 2-year cumulative net flows into each market, adjusted for their performance, and concluded that India was the most “crowded” emerging market, followed by Qatar, Russia (believe it or not!), and Brazil. On the other end of the spectrum, the UAE and the Philippines are the least “crowded.”

How do we interpret this? Is it good that India is the most “crowded” emerging market? On the one hand, it is considered relatively safe, so if you have to park your money somewhere in the emerging markets asset class, India is the place to be. On the other hand, if global investors are blindly pulling out, India could take a hit.

India is certainly not immune to selloffs. The rupee hit a two-year low trading at @ 66.61 per dollar,

 

 

US lo seppu baa 

[BRUCE_LEE1]

Shutter term ki pharma companies man. Product okari approve ayithe full zoom. Identify 4 pharma companies with an early maturing pipeline and invest. Oka 2 click ayina full returns

Long term min 10 year plan ayuthe google, amazon. Veetilo money pettesi 10years lo market kante ekkuva sampadinchochu.

 

 

$ 600 each unnayi. 10 years lo malla mana karma kaali market down aithey bisket paduthundemo. 

 

next 5 years entha unadchu ee stock price ?