Government Unable to Tackle Inflation – 9.72%

It is now evident from Inflation numbers that the Government is Unable to tackle the Inflation and the key question is does anybody in the Government is Concerned at all ? Indian Inflation in September – 2011 is at 9.72%. Going forward, we expect inflation to remain elevated at 9%+ for the next 2-3 months before coming off to 8% and nothing lower than that, unless the (more…)

Insight into Gujarat Tarnsformed – Courtesy Narendra Modi

The Central Government is Paralyzed. Scam after Scam have been unearthed yet their is no sense of Shame or Embarrassment and the Greed for Power is at Peak. Bureaucracy / Secretaries [Brain Child of Indian National Congress] has acknowledged that they are not going to be hands on as their are being made scapegoats of Scams & Controversies [A Detailed Article will soon be posted on this]. Contrary to this, we would like to enlighten readers (more…)

Core Sector – Mining + Power – Some Action

The lethargic and potentially the most corrupt Government in Indian history has finally woken up to the needs of Indian Economy. Feelers from the Joint Secretaries in the ministries of coal, mines, power, and also a member of the Planning Commission is that Government is moving towards the reforms process.

Coal Sector:
Domestic coal availability is an issue of paramount importance and (more…)

Darkest Before Dawn – BUY India – Prashant Jain

Sr. Fund Manager and the Largest Wealth Creator for Individual Investors in India,  CIO of HDFC Mutual Funds Mr. Prashant Jain in a communication released just a while ago to Investors has asked to BUY the Indian Growth Story. Recall, on Oct-13, 2008, minutes after a conference call with Mr. Jain, we pushed the story – Best Time to Invest in Indian Equity and since then you have seen the returns of over 100% in 3 years and all HDFC Funds have beat this benchmark. [ Tax Free Returns ]

Excerpts from Today’s Communication to Investors by Mr. Prashant Jain, (more…)

How the June Rally Fizzled out in Indian Equities

Indian market failed to build upon the June recovery and ended the month of July down -3.4%. The main factors contributing to the downfall are European Sovereign debt crisis, US debt ceiling deadlock and dampened appetite for risky assets. This coupled with a muted Q1FY12 results season held back Indian equities.

Domestic Factors – RBI the Bollywood Police – In Action but too Late – by raising policy rates by 50bps to 8% vs. expectations of (more…)

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