Jim Rogers suggests INVESTING in commodities.But I am not sure how one does that.For example sugar is low priced now and will remain so even into the next year-how does one take advantage of this?Can the method of commodity indexes of passive investing be replicated on a smaller scale by us?Is it possible to buy [...]
Posts Tagged ‘India’
Hi, I live in India. How can I invest in US and Japanese markets. Do we have any mutual funds for the same?
Posted by admin on April 14th, 2011
Do India have any mutual fund, that can invest our money in US and Japanese markets.
Posted in Mutual Funds News 
Tags: Funds, India, Invest, Japanese, Live, Markets., Mutual, same 
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Posted by admin on April 11th, 2011
Can NRIs invest in Mutual Funds of India?
Posted by admin on April 9th, 2011
I understand NRI’s generally cannot invest in US based companies like Franklin, but can they invest in other Mutual Funds like Reliance, Sundaram Paribas and so on? Someone from HSBC told me I cannot do that, if I am a resident of US.
Can someone please clarify?
Thanks
What are some ETFs and/or Mutual Funds focusing on India?
Posted by admin on March 26th, 2011
OR some good Indian stocks to invest in?
Benefits Of Investing In Land In Delhi, India
Posted by admin on March 20th, 2011
My good friend, Ajay Dabas returned from the USA in 2005, and we huddled together to identify the areas where he could invest his hard earned money. The brief was clearly to focus on three factors, on which to scale the investment strategy.
RISK On a 5 year horizon, how much would each investment avenue [...]
The scope of Online Trading in India
Posted by admin on March 18th, 2011
Online Trading is an internet based investment activity which eliminates the association of a broker. Anyone who has a computer, enough money to open an account and reasonable financial history has the ability to invest in the market. Nowadays there are many online trading companies working as portals for the biggest stock houses like the [...]
The India Market Diverse Investment Options
Posted by admin on March 16th, 2011
When investment options are diverse, there is no dearth of investors. A similar situation is witnessed in the Indian market. No matter whether it is the share stock market or mutual funds of India or the commodity market, the investors count is only increasing by the day. It is all thanks to the people’s awareness [...]
any one know about stock market & mutual fund india?
Posted by admin on March 15th, 2011
i would like to know about mutual fund in india very simple way
approximatly if i invest in mutual fund 50 000 rupees in india, then how will i can get after 1 year?
what are the best plans in india?
please let me know
thanks in advance
bye
CAPITAL MARKET REGULATORY SYSTEM IN INDIA
Posted by admin on March 14th, 2011
The objective of any economic activity is to promote the well-being and standard of living of the people, which depends on the distribution of income in terms of real goods and services in the economy. For the growth process in the economy, production plays a vital role. Production of output depends upon material inputs, human [...]
Norms Relaxation of IPO in India
Posted by admin on March 11th, 2011
A number of decisions in relation to relaxation of IPO norms were taken by Securities and Exchange Board of India. Board also took decision in amendments to venture capital norms and amendments to mutual funds regulations. All the changes took effect in this year. The Securities and Exchange Board made new rule to the offers [...]
Guide To Investing In Share Market And Mutual Funds In India
Posted by admin on March 10th, 2011
Making extra money is what everyone dreams about. And in the light of today’s scenario, it is easier to make extra money and that too without investing much. It is not who has big bank balance, but the one who is well informed and who holds the capability to make it big in the different [...]
FII inflows in India
Posted by admin on March 9th, 2011
FII INFLOWS IN INDIA
By
Pankaj Kumar
The FII inflows into the primary market in India comes mainly through the conversion of foreign currency convertible bonds (FCCBs), private placement to qualified institutions placements (QIPs), initial public offers (IPOs), follow-on overseas offers, conversion of warrants and preferential offers.
PREFERENTIAL ALLOTMENT OF SHARES
Meaning
Every firm needs capital for investment. They need [...]
BSE Of India, NSE Of India, And Mutual Funds
Posted by admin on March 9th, 2011
For every country, it is its stock exchange that is responsible for the growth of its capital market; India is no exception. No wonder almost every leading corporate house in India is listed in the BSE of India, the country’s, in fact, Asia’s oldest bourse. And each listed company has raised funds from the public. [...]
NSE Of India, BSE of India, Investment Advisory Services, And Mutual Funds
Posted by admin on March 7th, 2011
The very utterance of the Indian share market transports us to the terrain of the BSE of India and the NSE of India. These are the two principal bourses that have also pioneered the development of the Indian capital market introducing the latest technologies in trading. Thousands of companies are listed in these bourses; putting [...]