Nifty Crossed 8000...What next..?

Today Nifty crossed 8000 marks…..What next..?

Today, CNX Nifty has closed the above 8000 marks at record high for the first time on the back of April-June quarter,14 GDP data. In 1QFY15 India has posted a robust growth of 5.7% compared to 4.7% growth in 1QFY14. The reason behind this fantastic improvement is significant improvement of industrial sector. Manufacturing and electricity generation have been major contributor to the industrial sector.

The CNX Nifty has rallied almost 13% since election results. We have witnessed the significant move in Capital goods, Banks, Power and Metals sector indexes. The rally in the Indian markets which began on hope post Mr. Narendra Modi’s anointment as the Prime Ministerial Candidate of India in September of last year, would continue to sustain, now that he is in charge of the world’s largest democracy. Initial signals – on foreign policy, economics (including reforms of FDI and otherwise in various sectors), continuity of constructive policies of the UPA and also a reach-out to every citizen to be self accountable in his Independence Day speech has helped continue the wave of optimism.

Now the big question is what should do the existing or new investor. New investor means who want to take advantage from market but still has not entered in the market. After posting a near 60% rally on the Nifty since the August 2013 lows of 5100, investors should invest very carefully in growth and value stocks rather than taking a sector overweight/underweight call at this point in time.

I also help to choose these types of stocks to my clients besides financial planning and other providing advice for other asset class investment.. In past many of our investors has created a significant wealth compared with other asset classes. After doing research and analysis I have found re 10 stocks portfolio for the 3 year time frame and we would also review these 10 stocks quarterly and annual basis during this investment period. For some reason I am not mentioning here the all 10 stocks here. For your guess companies like Colgate and Bata India are the part of these 10 stocks portfolio.

There is no reason for cheering up for the nifty no. like 8,000, 10,000 or 15,000 if you do not make profit or create wealth. If anyone interested for investment in companies through direct mode I am always available to you. For getting the personal advice you can mail me on arvind.trivedi79@gmail.com or call me on 09892724426.

If you want more information regarding investment or you have any other query about investment feel free to ask us.

Warm regards,

Arvind Trivedi

Certified Financial Planner

arvind.trivedi79@gmail.com

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Why lose money in Stock Market..?

Main reasons behind lose money in share market

I often meet the people who often complain about losing money in shares. Majority of the people do not know even the difference between trader and investor. It is very clear and surprising that both buyer and seller at the same think they have taken prudent decision. First we analyze that why people lose money in share market. The some reasons behind the lose money in stock market given below:

Little knowledge: The biggest reason for lose money in the market that people trade without any research and knowledge. Most of time, they rely on broker, friends or so called tips.

Greed and fear factor: Although as a human being, we cannot control our emotions in 100% manner but we can control and mange it better. Many times people make buy/sell decision in very hurried manner after rumours or TV/ newspaper headlines. After viewing headlines, ticker on TV or reading headlines in daily newspaper people were forced to take hast move without any analysis. They sudden jump into conclusion and often make worst decision.

Lack of discipline in trading: The thumb rule for trading is that you should determine your profit/ loss before any trade execution. Know the difference between trader and investors but the funny thing is that if the trader’s expected rate do not come then the forcibly become investor. Always put the stoploss for any intraday trade.

Too much averaging in one stock: People often average a particular stock and block their amount for long term and lose the bright opportunity to make the money in another stock. You do not know whether a particular stock price come to above your buying average in your life time.

Trade in leverage product without knowledge: People often trade in high leverage product and do not understand the margin requirement from the broker side. If they do not fulfil sudden requirement of the margin money, broker square the position and trader suffer very heavy loss special in derivative product or high intraday leverage product.

Too much trade: You will lose more money as your trading frequency increase. There are many charges like broker’s commission, govt charges for each trade.

Key point to remember to enter in stock market:

• Spend time in your own research about companies business, management, quarterly result, sector trend rather than tips from broker, operators, manipulators, friends or totally rely on TV anchors.
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• Decide your category first whether you want to be trader or investor. In my personal view, the chance of losing money is much lower when you enter in the market as investor.

• If you are short term trader keep strict stoploss in each trade and never chase any particular stock for averaging in each time of falling the stock’s price. You cannot always win in each trade.

• If you have deeper knowledge, conviction and understanding of your stock’s business, sector and management, you can better control the greed and fear factor in decent manner.

• Please understand about margin requirement from your broker well before doing trade in future, options or commodity futures.

Once again my best wish to all of you for good financial health and physical health on the eve one year 2014. For more detail and any other query related investment, you can contact me through my email.

Warm regards,

Arvind Trivedi

Certified Financial Planner

arvind.trivedi79@gmail.com