Lower Crude Prices and Slow down in China, Good for Indian 1.25 Billion Customer Domestic Economy

w4wealth · Jan 22, 2016

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RBS may be right for western economies. West has enjoyed their first movers advantage in science and technology .They have exploited third world by their industrialised superirty, but now that advantage has gone down with rest of world picking the technology.Now western economies are plagued by higher life style cost due to inflated wages and higher social security cost Now world is going to equilibrium and this will continue for next 25 years till all excesses are out of the system and their life style cost reduces to World average. So for next 25 years ,there will be permanent Recession in west.As China has also decoupled from rest of world since last 10 years,so it will company western economy although to a less extent of mild slow down.So India is in sweet spot for atleast next 10 years,all that money being pulled off will find its way to India in next one year after a artificial crisis.So we are going through a pause in A Super Bull Run in India.Enjoy Down Fall of Crude and Chinese plight,in short run take your positions in compnies which will benefit from current turmoil but in long term all compnies catering to 1.25 billion Indian domestic customer will not only survive but thrive.
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friend i find you super bullish on india like me. it is a very definite thing to happen that india will be a super power economy by 2030 if not 2025. only thing we investors to do is to find companies with businesses that will grow leaps and bounds, businesses that are stable, and have a bright future. invest and help others in investing. dont flood your portfolio with stocks like 25-30-80-90 stocks. place your conviction on the bets with minimum 10% of your portfolio. that means dont go beyond 8-10 stocks that are most interesting to you.

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Lower Crude Prices and Slow down in China, Good for Indian 1.25 Billion Customer Domestic Economy

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SEBI to consider lowering margins cost of derivatives by 30-35%

Lower expense ratio for mutual funds by SEBI is a Welcome Step

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Shd you buy a Stock trading at lower than Book Value?

Should I bid for upper band or lower band in IPO?

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