Instead of talking sensex levels, it may be better to look at the growth possibilities in each sector, the implication of the oil prices, the value of rupee, the agricultural yields, the inflation and such. Talking fanciful language like FII, melt-down, credit-crunch, CRR etc.. etc.. are relevant to those big investors who do not invest but trade to take the money from the small investors. When every businessman talks about fear, market mayhem etc.. and still stays in the market and not liquidated his position, there is something that they are not telling you. Invest in the market like you invest in your children`s education. Value returns, money doesn’t. What is gone is gone. Let the small real investors think for themselves and buy or sell the same way they do with any other commodity. The main culprits in this melt down are the brokers turned analysts and their followers because they have been tutored to think on the same lines. They behave like the cine-fans. Result? The stars become rich, not the fans. If the analysts really know why they spending time are doing the researches - they would have already made billions and bought an island of their own!
The world markets are highly bearish and almost all FII are in the withdrawal trend and we may not expect the retail investors to be in a buy mood rather all are panic stricken and not inclined to invest im the present trend.Hence all the retail investors should build confidence and invest in best fundamentally strong stocks and stay invested for a longterm so that we can expect a little stabily and growth in the trend.
Nickel futures were trading lower during the noon trade in the domestic market on Thursday.
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