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"Manzil unhi ko milti hai, Jinke sapano mein jaan hoti hai.
Pankh se kuch nahi hota, Hosle se hi udaan hoti hai"

 "OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS THE DOOR ONCE"......

opportunity is always knocking,we just need to open the door or rather remove the door to welcome it.

 

Investment is like a staircase, trading is like a lift, lift may fail, but staircase is sure to take you to the top.

BASICS OF INVESTMENT:

What is Investment?

 

Investment is - instead of keeping the savings idle, use it to purchase financial instruments or other assets in order to gain profitable returns in the future.

 

Why should one invest?

 

One of the most compelling reasons for to invest is the prospect of not having to work your entire life. Bottom line, there are only two ways to make money: by working and/or by having your assets work for you.

If you keep your money in your back pocket instead of investing it, your money doesn't work for you and you will never have more money than what  you  have saved today.  And  by keeping money idle your money will lose the value because of rising inflation. And so one of  the most  important  reasons why one needs to invest wisely is to meet the cost of Inflation. Inflation is the rate at which the cost of living increases. The cost of living is simply what it costs to buy the goods and services you need to live. Inflation causes money to lose value because it will not buy the same amount of goods or services in the future as it does now or did in the past. So one must invest wisely their idle money to earn healthy returns for a specific goal in life and make a provision for an uncertain future. It really doesn't matter how you do it. Whether you invest in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, options and futures, precious metals (GOLD/SILVER), CRUDE OIL, real estate, your own small business, or any combination thereof, the objective is the same: to make investments that will generate more cash for you in the future.

The sooner one starts investing the better. By investing early you allow your investments more time to grow. The three golden rules for all investors are:

* Invest early.

* Invest regularly.

* Invest for long term and not for short term.

 

 

BUDGET (2010-2011)HIGHLIGHTS:

*     Budget cannot be a mere statement of government account but will also signal policy for future.

  • First challenge is to return to high GDP growth of 9% AND  Second is to make development more inclusive.
  •  Business sentiment was weak at the time of last Budget but confident now, averted crisis, and Indian economy is in far better situation.
  • Extend 2% interest subvention on export credit for 1 year.
  • Company's Bill to address regulation in corporate sector.
  • Capital for banks to help meet CAR aim.
  • RBI to give additional banking licenses to private sector and NBFC..
  • Working towards making FDI regime simple.
  • Will reduce fertiliser subsidy.
  • PSU divestment mop-up seen at Rs 25,000 cr in FY10 AND higher in FY11.
  • Actively engaged in finalizing structure of GST rollout.
  • Finance panel has proposed withdrawal of stimulus. Need to review stimulus and get back to fiscal consolidation.
  • Process of building a simple tax system is near completion.
  • High fuel prices added to inflationary pressures, should bring down inflation in the next few months.
  • Focus to improve food security and healthcare systems.
  •  Rs 40,100 cr for NREGA.
  • Rs 61,000 cr for rural infra development.
  •  Banking for all villages with population of 2,000.
  • Allocation to Health Ministry at Rs 22,300 cr.
  • FY11 education plan outlay at Rs 31,030 crore.
  • Spending on social sector upped to Rs 1.37 lakh cr.
  •  Ready with draft Food Security Bill.
  • One time grant of Rs 200 cr to Tamil Nadu for textile.
  • To set up 20,000 mw of solar power by 2022.
  • Allocated Rs 500 cr to set up solar, small hydro power units.
  • Allocated Rs 500 cr to set up solar, small hydro power units.
  • To launch competitive bidding for captive coal mining and to

                set up coal regulatory authority.

  • To loan Rs 16,752 cr to rail development projects.
  •  IIFCL to double re-finance to banks for infra.
  • Road development allocation hiked to Rs 19,894 cr.
  •  Allocation for road transport raised by 13%. And to construct 20 km of national highway each day.
  • ECB's now available for food processing sector and also to set up 5 more Mega Food park projects.
  • To provide 2% loan subsidy to farmers.
  •  FY11 bank farm loan target raised to Rs 3.75 lakh crore.
  • Propose Rs 300 cr for Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana and   Rs 200 crore for climate resilient agri initiative.
  • Rs 400 crore to extend green revolution to Eastern India.
  • Committed to SEZ plans to boost exports, employment.
  • FY11 net market borrowing pegged at Rs 3.45 lakh crore.
  • To continue with practice of oil, fert subsidy in cash.
  • FY10 fiscal deficit revised to 6.9% of GDP,  FY11 fiscal deficit pegged at 5.5% of GDP,  FY12 fiscal deficit pegged at 4.8% of GDP and FY13 fiscal deficit pegged at 4.1%.
  • Total expenditure this fiscal at Rs 11.87 lakh crore.
  • Revised estimate for tax collection at Rs 7.47 lakh cr.
  • Defence allocation at Rs 1.47 lakh cr.
  • To soon finalise symbol for Indian Rupee.
  • Allocated Rs 1,900 cr for UID project.
  •  To set up financial sector legislative reforms panel.
  • Allocated Rs 5,000 cr to Social Justice ministry.
  • Allocated Rs 2,600 cr for Minority Affairs ministry.
  •  Launched women farmer fund scheme with Rs 100 cr.
  • Village & child development outlay up 50%.
  • Propose to launch skill development programme for textile sector.
  • Propose to launch skill development programme for textile sector.
  • Unorganised sector social security fund at Rs 1,000 crore.
  • Health insurance extended to NREGA beneficiaries.
  •  National Security Fund allocated Rs 1,000 cr.
  • Micro finance & equity fund doubled to Rs 400 cr.
  •  Allocated Rs 2,400 cr for micro, SME's.
  • Allocation for slum redevelopment increased to Rs 1,270 crore.
  •  To extend 1% interest subsidy scheme for affordable housing to Mar 2011.
  • Allocation for urban development at Rs 3,500 crore.
  • Indira Aawas Yojana allocation at Rs 10,000 cr.
  • Bharat Nirman FY11 plan outlay at Rs 48,000 crore.
  • Services tax retained at 10%,Service tax not being raised as stimulus rolled back.
  •  Service tax to GDP ratio 1%.
  • Rs 2,500 crore net revenue gain for FY11.
  • FY11 net service tax gains seen at Rs 3,000 crore.
  • Net revenue gain of Rs 43,500 crore from custom, excise proposals.
  •  Excise on locally refined gold at Rs 280/gram. Basic customs duty on gold ore reduced.
  • Basic customs duty on gold ore reduced.
  •  Not to levy import tax on some equipment in road proj.
  • Uniform, concessional 5% duty on all medical appliances.
  • Customs duty rationalized on music, gaming, software.
  •  Businesses with Rs 60 lakh turnover have to audit a/c.
  • Excise duty on CFL halved to 4%.
  •  Central excise on LED lights cut to 4%.
  •   Rs 50/t cess on Indian coal.
  • Increased excise duty on all non-smoking tobacco.  Excise on cigars, cigarettes to go up.
  •  CET on petro products hiked by Re 1.
  •  Partial rollback of excise duty on large cars.
  •  Partial rollback of excise duty on cement, cement products.
  •  Excise duty hiked to 10% vs 8%.
  •  Professionals with Rs 15 lakh income need account audit.
  • Weightage deduction on R&D increased to 200%:
  • Weighted deduction from 150% to 200% for in-house R&D.

  •  Surcharge for companies reduced to 7.5% from 10%.

  • MAT increased to 18%.
  •   Nil tax for Rs 1.6 lakh income but 10% tax for income between Rs 1.6-5 lakh.?20% between5 to 8 and 30% above 8 lacs for all.

20 GOLDEN RULES ONE MUST FOLLOW, WHICH IS UNIVERSALLY VALID FOR STOCK TRADING.

*  Never risk more than 10% of your trading capital in a single trade.

*  Always use stop loss orders.

*   Never do overtrading.

*   Never let a trading profit run into a loss.

*   Don't enter a trade if you are unsure of the trend.

*   When in doubt, get out, and don't get in when in doubt.

*   Only trade active markets.

*   Distribute your risks equally among different markets.

*   Never limit your orders. Trade at the markets.

*   Extra monies from successful trades should be placed in a separate account.

*   Never average a loss.

*   Never get out of the market because you have lost patience, or get in   because you are anxiously waiting.

*  Avoid taking small profits and large losses.

*  Never cancel a stop loss after you have placed it.

*  Avoid getting in and out of the market too soon.

*  Be willing to make money from both sides of the market.

*  Never buy or sell just because the price is low or high.

*  Never change your position without a good reason.

*  Don't try to guess tops or bottoms.

*  Don't follow a blind man's advice.

*  When you lose don't blame it on luck.

 

 
     
     
 
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   The recommendation given herein do not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any of the securities mentioned, though all proper care has been taken while presenting the data. No representations can be made that the recommendations contained herein will be profitable or that they will not result in losses. Readers using this information contained herein are solely responsible for their own action. Information given here is obtained from the sources deemed to be reliable, but is not guranteed as to accuracy and completeness. The recommendation made here do not reflect the fundamental validity of the script, but is based on the theory of Technical Analysis.
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