Going Forward
Well, all of a sudden concern's are beginning to emerge about all sort's of economic issues. Sometimes, I feel like laughing on these so called analysts who lack conviction in what they say. The list in endless and hence there is no point in taking name's here. However, there is one name I would like to mention and that is of Mr Ashu Dutt (CNBC News Editor). Mr Dutt was all gung ho when the market's were trading at 4900. I think he gave a list of zillion reasons as to why the market's cannot breach 4800. Now that it has, today he was saying all the signs of such thing happening was always on cards and now it may slip further. After sometime, he started pointing out that now technically stocks are oversold and they might bounce back. This is just to warn new trader's that what you know is not different from what these guys know. Don't fall into trap by listening to all such market noises.
Anyway now coming back to the main point ... Where do we head from here ?? The way I see, we are over reacting as far as threats on other economies are concerned. If a spain, greece or portugal collapses, it has no relevance (barring psychological) to India. Short term reactions are going to be there and such times are optimum for long term investments. There are some threats on our economy (possibility of a not so good budget, fiscal deficit etc), but market's have taken care of such things earlier and there is no need to anticipate affects of such events. Some of the shares are now looking attractive and are good buy's as of now. Momentum usually takes stocks much lower and we might see some further weakness. However, the likes of 2008 repeating looks bleak. For those who have had an eye on some stocks, this is ideally a good time to accumulate. At this moment take a little long term view and avoid trading.
Tc.