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January 28, 2010

How to earn money in stock markets

Filed under: Economy — Tags: arbitrage strategies, assumption, expiry, financial markets, futures contract, futures contracts, futures market, investing in the stock market, investor, investors, last thursday, likelihood, losses, market swings, price variations, principle, profits, segment, Stocks, taking the risk — admin @ 5:14 pm

Want to earn high returns from the stock market without taking the risk

Is this really possible that you can earn high returns from the stock without actually taking any risk? Well this principle is actually called arbitrage and this strategy does for work for many people. No wonder that there are a number of fund houses that have actually launched many fund schemes known as “arbitrage funds”. Advertised as risk free, apparently there is no likelihood that a person will suffer losses when investing in the stock market.

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November 19, 2009

When to book profits or Profit Booking

Filed under: Economy — Tags: book profits, financial crisis, financial strategy, investor, investors, long periods, losses, market values, mutual fund, profit booking, risk factors, sensex, stock prices, stock trade, target price, tendencies — admin @ 4:02 pm

Over the past ten years investors had to contend with large losses and large gains due to the down and hike in the sensex. To overcome the loss of investors, the need for a financial strategy which enhances returns is very important. Profit booking is such a strategy which enhances returns.

indian rupees When to book profits or Profit Booking

Profit booking is the term that we use mostly in stock trade. Booking profit is nothing but encashing the stock when it reaches its target price or ‘gain in a share by selling it this is called profit booking, making profit by selling a share which has gone above its purchase price. It can be done by individuals or by big operators or by brokers.

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September 9, 2009

SIP or VIP When Investing In Mutual Funds

Filed under: Economy — Tags: abolition, backdrop, financial goals, inflation, investing in mutual funds, investment tool, investors, losses, lump sum, power of compounding, profits, real estate, recession, rs 500, rupee, scenarios, sip, stock market, systematic investment plan, term investments — admin @ 1:24 pm

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During the scenarios when the stock market behaves extremely volatile, people may find it difficult to invest especially when they aren’t sure about how the market may swing. Add to that factor, the recession makes it very unattractive for a regular investment to park their funds.
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August 20, 2009

Common Mistakes Of Equity Investors

Filed under: Stocks — Tags: assumptions, attractive investment, dangerous thing, diversification, eggs in one basket, enormous pressures, equity investment, equity investors, feature price, hard earned money, investing in equities, investing in the stock market, losses, market timing, ot, risk factors, sense of self, stock market stock, stock prices, unexpected event — admin @ 8:09 am

Common Mistakes of Equity Investors

Equity investment is an attractive investment ,but it also possess some risk factors. Investors have to think before investing in equities, as there are chances to lose money in stock market by their own mistakes. Some investors wants to accumulate wealth too quickly, so they keep looking for tips and often resort to assumptions ,they makes loss in their investment. Lets discuss some of them.

Plan 300x198 Common Mistakes Of Equity Investors

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May 22, 2009

No control over the petrol diesel prices for the Govt

Filed under: Economy — Tags: auto fuel, bk, bpcl, chaturvedi, common man, diesel prices, fast track, hpcl, ioc, losses, marketing companies, oil prices, oil sector, petrol, priorities — admin @ 3:38 pm

petrol pump 300x225 No control over the petrol diesel prices for the Govt

The oil marketing companies are rising higher as the hopes Govt plans to bring free pump prices of petrol and diesel. The oil retailers HPCL,IOC, and BPCL are suffering losses on sale of auto fuel and cooking gas as these items are sold by them at the prices that is fixed by the Govt. BPCL share was 10% up at Rs 445. HPCL and IOC was at 15% up at 323 and 529 respectively, in the volatile market too. The new govt is expected to make reforms on the fast track. The reforms in the oil sector is one of the priorities of the new govt. The govt loosing the control on the oil marketing companies would make the companies capable for fixing the prices of the petrol and diesel.

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