Sunday, 13 September 2015

Investment Timings, Market Revival & Common Sense …



With Recent turmoil in world markets and our Indian market, all thanks to china… the Indian equities have started to look far much cheaper than they used to be…

Many a people I see are busy discussing about the time when turnaround happens in markets, so they can time the market. Different people have different theories… but not many I found have applied common sense (ironically it is not so common to have common sense prevailing) in investing. I guarantee not the biggest investment gurus have the ability to time the market with perfection.so make sure you can never time the market.


Next what should be the timing to invest??When will markets revive??   

Fundamentally speaking, the common wisdom is that the stock market follows the economy in turnaround. The economy gives various signals based on which stock market reacts. Now consider a few facts:

India’s indirect tax collection has risen sharply by around 36 %, though petrol duties were part of it, but it does indicate a revival in economic activity too.

Sales of commercial vehicles have been increasing steadily, signs that higher demand for shipment of goods.

Industrial output, the IIP has risen to 4.2 % in contrast to 3.4 % YoY. The Manufacturing PMI is at 52.7 in august, up against 51.3 in June.

These indicators are clear triggers for stock prices to rise, hence time is ripe to pour in money into our domestic market and let’s not get too much carried away by the problems of the whole world.

Low commodities prices will surely help India Inc.’s profit margins which will strengthen their balance sheet in future, thereby they will disburse more profits to their employees in form of bonuses, salary hikes and who in turn will spend more in raising their standard of living. This will fuel domestic demand and thus the cycle will continue unless and until an external factor pours in.

So it is not the time to worry, but time to invest, so you can reap the benefits in future and raise your standards of living.

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