16 September 2010

My Guess (Sectors /Services to Dominate)

I am Guessing that the Following sectors/services will Dominate Most in the India's Growth (In Next 5-6 years)... My Instinct (May be frm Various Paper,Media, Web) Puts me to Write this Article. Entrepreneurs and Other Analysts may take this article a Little consideration.  This Is JUst My Guess Only.




1) 3G  +  Broadband+ Wi-Fi




2) Mobile Services + Mobile Accessories + VAS (Value Added Services)




3) Hospitality 
(Includes Hotels, Shopping Malls, Hospitals etc)




4) Low Cost Housing, House Loans Etc





Srisai

Stocks and Market Reports







Disbelief rally continues

 








Reliance Industries - Sep 15 2010



Daily Technical Report - Sep 16 2010




Daily Fundamental Report - Sep 16 2010

 

Daily Market Outlook - Sep 16 2010

 

Small IT cos' valuation charm may fire up Deal Street




Nifty to face resistance above 5,900

 

Cairn India Ltd, the energy firm that London-listed 






State Bank of India's (SBI's) stock, which has caught the fancy of ..

 Where are the markets headed?

 

Trading desk 

 

Tata Steel: Securing growth

  






13 September 2010

Morning calls




Escorts: Missed the train?

 

Reliance Industries analysis

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TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: Index outlook: Sensex breaks new ground
Sensex slipped through the 18,500 ceiling to the intra-week peak ...

STOCKS: Divi's Laboratories: Buy
Investors with a long-term perspective can consider accumulating the stock of Divi's Laboratories, an established player in the global pharmaceutical outsourcing market. Divi has well-established working relationships with a number of the top ...


STOCKS: IDBI Bank: Buy
Fresh investments with a two-to-three year time horizon can be considered in the stock of IDBI Bank, the youngest of the public sector banks. The bank focuses mainly on infrastructure lending, a segment expected to contribute heavily to ...


STOCKS: Orient Ceramics & Industries: Buy
The revival in demand for tiles with pick-up in real-estate activities, the company's growing retail presence and modest valuations are reasons for investing in the stock of Orient Ceramics ...


TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: Query Corner: Hold Nava Bharat for long-term gain
What is the medium and long-term outlook for Nava Bharati Ventures? Can I invest more in it? — ...


TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: Stock Strategy: Bank Nifty seems to be in highly overbought zone
Bank Nifty: The relentless rally in Bank Nifty futures may slow down as it now appears to have entered the ...


TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: Cover your long on Nifty
The CNX Nifty not only managed to break past its resistance last week, it did it with panache. In spite of it being a short week for trading, the turnover in index options continued to remain strong. We suggest traders to go long on Nifty ... 


Value Creators

 

 

13 Sep 2010
 
 
 
Stock Analyzer




 Src: DP blog, Businessline.Brameshtech blog, SOM BLog , HDFCSEC and etc

12 September 2010

Stock and Market Views

Classical Price Breakout in Bank India



Nifty and Bank Nifty Weekly Technicals



The Problem with Reliance Capital

 


GMR Infrastructure LTD Weekly triangle




3 weekly technical picks from Edelweiss
Tata Chemicals, Chambal Fertilisers, SREI Infra >>more



6 stocks with `Buy` rating 
United Spirits, Apollo Tyres... >>more



Weekly technical calls from brokers



Weekly Fundamental Pick: Phillips Carbon Black




Fundamental pick for the week: Syndicate Bank




3I-INFO FAB-15 Stock update

 

 

Weekly Stocks Report - Sep 11 2010

 

 

Weekly Equity Wrap - Sep 11 2010

 

KEC International

 

Aurobindo Pharma

 

ICICI Bank

 

Edelweiss Capital

 

Src: Marketcalls, DP blog, SM blog, NCP BLog, Myiris and etc

 

Mukesh Ambani to be richest man in world

'Mukesh Ambani to be richest man in world'


 ril|richest man|mukesh ambani|carlos slim
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BOSTON: With a net worth of USD 62 billion, Indian business tycoon Mukesh Ambani would be he richest man on earth in 2014, according to a forecast issued by the prestigious Forbes magazine.

"One of the predictions is that Reliance Industries' chief Ambani, who currently has a net worth of 29 billion dollars, pips the world's richest man Mexican businessman Carlos Slim to top Forbes' rich list in 2014," it said.

Ambani's net worth swells to USD 62 billion while Slim is "hit hard by Mexican political, financial chaos," according to the prediction by Forbes.

53-year-old Ambani currently ranks fourth on Forbes' list of the world's billionaires.

Forbes has listed a number of events that could happen over the next 10 years in the field of politics, energy, medicine, finance, society and technology. The publication asked its staff and contributors to forecast some of the "noteworthy events" till 2020.

"A vision of the coming decade sketched from real data, projections and facts whenever possible -- though we've injected a dose of rigorous science fiction to fill the gaps," Forbes said about its special 2020 report called 'What Happens Next -- Our Look Ahead'.

Another forecast in the field of finance and economics is of fraudster Bernard Madoff's death in his prison cell in 2011. The convicted Ponzi-scheme perpetrator is found hanging in his cell and "prison officials will not rule out foul play," according to the Forbes forecast.

"Futurism favours the bold. Look more than 30 years ahead... and critics will forgive your inaccuracies. We've attempted a thought experiment with far tougher standards: predicting the future that's just around the corner," Forbes said.

In 2012, social networking site Facebook debuts on NASDAQ. Its IPOs value USD 40 billion and founder Mark Zuckerberg becomes the first 20-something who is worth USD 10 billion-plus.

Then by 2020, Wal-mart employs five million people worldwide and its sales pass the one trillion dollar mark. The company "cites successful India and Brazil expansions" for the landmark.

In 2017, Harvard endowment doubles in seven years to USD 50 billion. It offers free tuition to lure top students from China.

The US job scene finally improves in 2018 as unemployment drops below seven per cent and worst of quadruple-dip recession is likely over, Forbes predicts.
 
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 Some fundamentals to help you pick stocks
A fundamental analysis delves deeper into a company's actual
business, economic well-being and future prospects.
 
 

 


Src: ET, Smartinvestor.in