I am enjoying the cold weathet of wintet with my family during the Christmas holidays with lot of satisfaction that DSIJ research team did exemplary job in 2009 to live up to our readers' expectations. We guided our readers during every major event during 2009, something that we have been doing since last 23 years. When FCCB was turning into a major confidence crisis at the beginning of2009 and many pundits predicted that it was a bomb that is bound to explode in the face ofIndia Inc., we advised our investors to remain calm. We also predicted correctly that RBI would extend FCCB buyback facility to accommodate India Inc.
We also guided investors that the Indian banking stocks were the best bets for the investors, despite the whole banking world collapsing across the globe. We went ahead and recommended banking stocks that created huge wealth for the investors. We saw huge potential in making money in mid-cap stocks and went on to recommend 20 stocks that created huge wealth for the investors. There are many such instances when we created wealth for the investors.
When we look back at the year 2009, DSIJ research team created ample opportunities for the investors to create wealth. Our Choice Scrip, Low Price Scrip and Cover Story recommendations notched up more than 90 per cent success ratio. In other words, out of every 10 recommendations, as many as nine have performed as per our expectations. But the noteworthy feature has been the 'Book Profit' SMS, a unique concept in the history of Indian publishing industry that helped subscribers book profit from time to time.
But we must also congratulate SEBI, RBI, Department of Company Affairs (DCA) and the government who managed the economy pretty well during the confidence crisis. SEBI acted proactively to relax guidelines on rights issues, IPOs, MFs and buy-backs to ensure that market confidence remained buoyant. RBI managed the monetary policy well to spur growth. The DCA ensured that the collateral damage due to Satyam episode was limited. It also ensured that AS 11 was modified to help manage forex volatility, giving some breathing space. The government's stimulus packages ensured that India Inc continued to grow at over six per cent when most other countries across the world were witnessing degrowth. These wellcoordinated efforts saw Indian economy and stock indices surging.
In short, in 2009 almost everything went perfect, and now with a stable government at the Centre, it's like icing on the cake.
All the abovementioned steps ensured that FIls kept pumping money into the Indian equity market. In 2009, FIls pumped over Rs 82,000 crore and this time our cover story looks at whether this inflow would continue in the year 2010.
Before signing off, the complete DSIJ team joins me in wishing our readers Very Happy and Prosperous 2010.
We also guided investors that the Indian banking stocks were the best bets for the investors, despite the whole banking world collapsing across the globe. We went ahead and recommended banking stocks that created huge wealth for the investors. We saw huge potential in making money in mid-cap stocks and went on to recommend 20 stocks that created huge wealth for the investors. There are many such instances when we created wealth for the investors.
When we look back at the year 2009, DSIJ research team created ample opportunities for the investors to create wealth. Our Choice Scrip, Low Price Scrip and Cover Story recommendations notched up more than 90 per cent success ratio. In other words, out of every 10 recommendations, as many as nine have performed as per our expectations. But the noteworthy feature has been the 'Book Profit' SMS, a unique concept in the history of Indian publishing industry that helped subscribers book profit from time to time.
But we must also congratulate SEBI, RBI, Department of Company Affairs (DCA) and the government who managed the economy pretty well during the confidence crisis. SEBI acted proactively to relax guidelines on rights issues, IPOs, MFs and buy-backs to ensure that market confidence remained buoyant. RBI managed the monetary policy well to spur growth. The DCA ensured that the collateral damage due to Satyam episode was limited. It also ensured that AS 11 was modified to help manage forex volatility, giving some breathing space. The government's stimulus packages ensured that India Inc continued to grow at over six per cent when most other countries across the world were witnessing degrowth. These wellcoordinated efforts saw Indian economy and stock indices surging.
In short, in 2009 almost everything went perfect, and now with a stable government at the Centre, it's like icing on the cake.
All the abovementioned steps ensured that FIls kept pumping money into the Indian equity market. In 2009, FIls pumped over Rs 82,000 crore and this time our cover story looks at whether this inflow would continue in the year 2010.
Before signing off, the complete DSIJ team joins me in wishing our readers Very Happy and Prosperous 2010.
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