Equity Markets

virtual money? as in what?

are you looking just for tp or learning?

well, www.moneycontrol.com has a portfolio manager for free.
i think even rediff has introduced rediff portfolio.

Naaahh im looking dor a proper sim sorta thing..
all indian sites have just the standard portfolio tracker.

im talking something like investopedia has got.

hi thr- i am also a equity market fan and after a lot of convincing got ,y dad to gimme 25k. well i want to invest in ipo. which good ipo r comiong ?
also my dad has 6000 odd uti mutual fund shares from ipo. shd we sell out since sensex is close 2 8000 ??


virtual money? as in what?

are you looking just for tp or learning?

well, www.moneycontrol.com has a portfolio manager for free.
i think even rediff has introduced rediff portfolio.



Naaahh im looking dor a proper sim sorta thing..

all indian sites have just the standard portfolio tracker.

im talking something like investopedia has got. ohhh yeahhhh ......... somehwre i can makeout how much im in red yaaarrrr
Can anyone explain the terminology "support and resistance levels" and how this levels are calculated?....I have the basic idea about the matter but want to know technical details abt it....
desperado. Says
Been looking for exactly the same thing but havent found any yet.... Any pointers anyone????


try www.moneybhai.com

Hello all
I am a newbie into this equity market.
I want to try my hand at MFs(Dont want to lose money the first time itself by going into equity shares at this moment so MFs )
Could someone suggest as to which one is the better of the two upcoming MFs
1.SBI Magnum Multi CAP Fund.
2.Sundaram Capex Oppurtunities Fund.

Any gyaan is welcome

ankursanghi Says
And is the return fixed on ELSS? I think that for a Mutual fund, the return is fixed by the AMC in between a limit... m i rite??


Hey , For ELSS schemes the return is not fixed normally ...but for other schemes like monthly income plans ...dividend yield plans etc ...do guarantee for regular incomes ...but again ...as everyone says ...

Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks , please read the offer document carefully before investing




Sasken oversubcribed 78 times...is it overall oversubcription? wat abt retail oversubcription? any idea????


It has been oversubscribed 54 times in the retail category
Hello all
I am a newbie into this equity market.
I want to try my hand at MFs(Dont want to lose money the first time itself by going into equity shares at this moment so MFs )
Could someone suggest as to which one is the better of the two upcoming MFs
1.SBI Magnum Multi CAP Fund.
2.Sundaram Capex Oppurtunities Fund.

Any gyaan is welcome


Hi,
In my view SBI MAgnum is much better option to 2nd .In last one yr is has appreciated nearly 100% , where as no Sundaram opportunity has given such rtn.Any how you can wait a liittle , till market correction takes up , so you will get at lesser NAV to get better rtn, SBI mrm porffolio also shows they have invested most of the peforming sector , that means they analysis better to else.
nakul05 Says
try www.moneybhai.com
But it aint working ................ anyother options ...... this is xeactly what i want ........ anyother options ........

Hi guys,
I am new to the world of Cows and Bulls. I have recently developed some keen interest in the market but have never really invested money in Mutual funds or directly put in some shares. I also went to check out the ICICI infrastructural Fund last month and the new Reliance Tax Saver(ELSS) Fund, but my inexpirience said why to risk my money.
Can any one throw some light on how these work and is it getter to get the hold on Mutual Funds first and then step into the real dirt of stocks....

I am too confused on how to start but really wanna try out some schemes.

-Samaksh

same confusion here.....

How to begin investments..... with MFs or by jumping directly in the more risky stock markets (learnings from loosing :wow:) ?


same confusion here.....

How to begin investments..... with MFs or by jumping directly in the more risky stock markets (learnings from loosing :wow:) ?

Well it depends on ur choice.

If you feel you neither have the time or expertise for tracking the scrips and do not have much of a risk appetite ,then MFs are good for you as they are controlled by professional money managers.

I personally feel the bourses are the best place to be as you have the control over your money and nothing compares to the excitement and tension of Stock trading.You have to pay heed to every rumours thats flying and pay heed to your instict.


Originally Posted by ankursanghi
And is the return fixed on ELSS? I think that for a Mutual fund, the return is fixed by the AMC in between a limit... m i rite??


Hey , For ELSS schemes the return is not fixed normally ...but for other schemes like monthly income plans ...dividend yield plans etc ...do guarantee for regular incomes ...but again ...as everyone says ...

Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks , please read the offer document carefully before investing

As far as I know ,no MF scheme assures you fixed rate of return.They are market linked and hence depends on market risks. The monthly income plans invest on Gilt,G-secs and money markets and hence are less riskier.



dividend yield plans etc ...do guarantee for regular incomes ...but again ...as everyone says ...


Again dividend yeild plans are tried and tested formula for investing. It is seen that companies with high-dividend yield are generally large-caps and not much affected with small market fluctuations. Being blue-chips they are more secure. But they do not guarantee regular income.

Comments and corrections welcome.

hello,

how is the money refunded for IPOs if i dont get any or partial allotment? do they directly credit the money to your account or send you a cheque??

Thanks!

hello,

how is the money refunded for IPOs if i dont get any or partial allotment? do they directly credit the money to your account or send you a cheque??

Thanks!


They send u the cheque for the refund amount
hello,

how is the money refunded for IPOs if i dont get any or partial allotment? do they directly credit the money to your account or send you a cheque??

Thanks!


they will send u the cheque...its actually a propal by SEBI that these refunds should be done electronicallly but as of now...its the postman who will get ur money back!!
hello,

how is the money refunded for IPOs if i dont get any or partial allotment? do they directly credit the money to your account or send you a cheque??

Thanks!

nakul05 Says
they will send u the cheque...its actually a propal by SEBI that these refunds should be done electronicallly but as of now...its the postman who will get ur money back!!


Hi ,

You are paid through cheque , if you are trading through our side broker ,But if you do trading through ICICI Direct , or few other big House , the balance amt will be credited to ur account electronically.

Hey junta ....

SEBI has banned discretionary allotments to QIBs ....
Major changes in the allotment procedure for IPOs ...though it kinds of levels the playing field for retail investors like us ....

Read on

http://ipo.moneycontrol.com/backends/News/frontend/news_detail.php?autono=178067

hi anybody heard of a mf named fedility or something which sounds similar somebody tells me that it gives massive ROI

dhadu_sagar Says
hi anybody heard of a mf named fedility or something which sounds similar somebody tells me that it gives massive ROI


Hey dude ,

Fidelity is the worlds largest mutual fund from US ...it has also various schemes running in India ...

Hi guys,

These days Reliance is running really low. Is it a good bet for a long term investment? your views...