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The Indian construction industry is very large and is a growth driver to various sectors of the economy. It employs about 31 million persons – second only to agriculture in terms of employment. It consumes 40-50% of the National Plan outlay and contributes 20% of GDP The cement industry is the most visible beneficiary of the housing and construction boom in the country. The importance of the housing sector in cement demand can be gauged from the fact that it consumes almost 70%-80% of the country’s cement.
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In this volatile market, what should you do as an investor? What strategy to adopt while picking up stocks? The equity markets have been in a volatile mode since last few quarters. Most of the retail investors have been stranded with long positions, after the massive fall in the month of January. Since then their participation in the equity markets has been very low. The reason behind this is that most of the investors are confused in which way the market will head because of the high volatility. |
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Raghu had blogged about the Friday sale of 4% equity in Reliance Petroleum on his blog . This fact has bought RPL under the SEBI scanner and Raghu sincerely hopes that these sharks are taken to task for such dubious acts which ruin the stability of the market.
Mint has carried an article on this and also the so called Smart Traders, who are a hoax group, also made it to the news in Financial Express
Read on to read how this group made Rs 1000 crores within a month! |
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Rajesh Soni is a Chartered Accountant and an avid blogger at his blog, Investment Guru. He is passionate about investing in stocks and he has amazing insights on the fundamental analysis of companies and especially on IPOs. The following has his insights into some common questions which all of us have on the Great Indian Stock Market |
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Mudar Patherya writes on four little known gems in his own inimitable way in Business Standard. M’lawd, I plead guilty to the charge that I remain incorrigibly penny stock-chasing even after successive market meltdowns where they have decimated in value. |
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