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Use Corrections As Opportunities For Fresh Buying

Global sentiments had made a dent on the Indian stock markets during the second week of September thus stopping the consistent rise of last few days all of a sudden, slightly dampening the mood of the investors in this festive season. Confusions overdecision on rate hike in the USA pulled down the markets here. Meanwhile, government shared the positive inflation numbers after closure of the markets on September 12. The shared numbers may lead to rate cut by country's apex bank, now being run under the leadership of new governor, Urjit Patel. The next morning Fed stepped in and cleared the cloud of confusion on probable rate cuts thus helping their markets to bounce back and close in deep green. I am sure following these global and local happenings, Indian markets will continue to perform well in the coming few months. Time to pick the right stocks and invest. Corrections do happen and such healthy corrections can be encashed for fresh buying. 

In this edition of your favourite investment fortnightly, our focus remains on infrastructure space. Our Research Team has carried out an extensive analysis of the buzzing sector on the wake of several government steps and identified few stocks where you can put your hard-earned money at this hour. Meanwhile, I must remind you things are pretty good when it comes to our economy. Government's revenue collection in the first five months of the current fiscal reflects an impressive performance with indirect taxes going up by 27.5 per cent and direct taxes being upped by 15.03 per cent . The IIP data for July month should not be given undue importance as there is good traction in the economy with several experts including Piyush Gupta, CEO of Singapore based DBS claiming ‘achhe din' are around the corner and dubbing India as an island of economic growth stability. Even Onno Ruhl, World Bank's country director in India said that the country must be in one of its most dynamic periods of the history. Words coming from personalities like Ruhl must give further confidence to the investors when it comes to investing in Indian markets. Talking about the GST Bill and the speed at which such a crucial Bill has turned into a law, I must say that worldwide a strong sign of the stronger wills of the government has been sent and this again is going to boost the confidence of the FIIs when it comes to Indian markets and companies here. 

We also have prepared a detail report on investing in the SME space when it comes to the retail investors. A space apparently ignored by a large section of retail investors in India, has been buzzing in activities these days. Risks are involved but if one makes the correct choices, investing in SME stocks can bring in good fortune for our reader-investors. I am sure market regulator SEBI and two key stocks exchanges in our country, BSE and NSE will take further steps to relax certain norms allowing more SMEs to get listed and so letting a large number of retail investors to take further interests on the stocks listed on the SME platforms. I am sure, our reader-investors will find this edition too worth its value. 

Meanwhile, by the time you will read this, one of the major festivals in India would just get over and we will be gearing up to embrace further festivities including Navratri and Deepavali. Stay tuned and study the markets to park your hard-earned money wiser in the stocks which may make your festive season further dazzling and brighter. 
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