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Given this background what kind of growth can we expect in FY11? In our judgment, with the support from fiscal policy set to constant in the coming year, further economic expansion will hinge on continued growth in private final demand- both consumption and investment. Assuming a normal monsoon, we expect GDP growth to surge to 8.5% during FY12, driven by the robust  industrial growth and resilient performance of the service sector. The focus of government spending on infrastructure sector would continue to support growth. The overall risks to the outlook however remain slanted to the downside. Risks to the outlook can stem mainly from poor monsoon and the possible need for further monetary tightening if inflationary pressures do not abate. There are also looming concerns over a second round of convulsion in the advanced economies. If this is to happen, the recovery process is bound to be impacted to a certain extent. We expect Consumption demand to be the major contributor to GDP growth in the coming fiscal, which in turn will augment investment demand. The impetus to consumption demand will come from healthy growth in income levels as job creation gathers pace. The broadening of the income tax slabs will leave more disposable income in hands of consumer and should boost spending. The other elements that would support the growth in industrial production include the prospect of a rebound in investment activity, increased thrust of the government on infrastructure projects and the renewed growth of exports. With the surge in industrial production, and favorable financing conditions, we expect capex plans to gain traction and investment rate to increase to 38-40% in FY12.



EQUITY MARKETS: Sensex however, did not cross its January 2008 high of 21,206 to end on a mediocre 12% return. That this was despite the net $ 28 billion pumped by FIIs into equities should possibly lead us to look deeper behind the euphoric coverage on market outlook. Indian markets were even ahead of China and Brazil. The MSCI Emerging Asia Index for India exceeded its normal 11% weight by about 50%. The Sensex is poised to end 2010 on a trailing PE of 23 and a 2011 PE of 20. It is at a hefty premium to the MSCI Emerging Market Index even when the Indian retail investor has not participated. We believe a market so precariously placed could trigger fickle FIIs outflows due to negative perceptions on the global and domestic front or even positive economic developments in the US. However, our strong faith in the India long term growth story firmly in place. Globally, the real threat is in the sovereign debt space, especially in the euro zone. There is the possibility of capital moving out of emerging markets to fund losses and support balance sheets.

Today, everyone wants to make some extra money. And, when there are a lot of opportunities, right at your doorstep, it becomes even more alluring. The best thing is that you don’t need to invest huge amounts of money; you just need to be well informed. Out of all the money making opportunities available, the stock market is the best. And while it is pretty unpredictable, it has, in recent times, given its investors various reasons to celebrate. Therefore, prudence suggests that now is the perfect time to invest in the NSE and BSE market.

However, there are some tips that one needs to follow before investing in the stock market. The first and the most important tip, is to follow affairs of NSE and BSE market and monitor the updates regularly. Not only will this provide you with a better understanding of the market and its changing trends, it will also help you understand the crucial aspects such as which sector is delivering positive results, which companies are basking in gains etc. All this becomes easy, as you can have a quick view of the live stock market, at the click of a mouse.

The smartest move is to gather as much information as you can about the stock that you are planning to buy. The most crucial information that one must extract is the changes in the movement of stock prices, according to the market trends, over a certain period of time. One should also conduct intensive research about the past and present performance of the company. Further, one should track the growth record of the company based on the pictures presented by BSE live, share market live and various other factors.

Now, the most crucial tip is not to panic over small losses, as profit-loss is the part and parcel of the stock market game. The wise thing to do is to understand the very core of the market and its functioning by observing the performance of NSE and BSE market regularly. Slowly and steadily, experience will teach you maintain balance between profit and losses and also make profitable deals out of them, more often than not.
So, the crux of this game is that if you are a smart and well-informed investor, you can mint a great deal of money from stock market trading.

Read more: http://www.nsebse.com/tips-for-those-who-intend-to-invest-in-nse-and-bse-market/

I can't understand that why people are always fantazing about doubling their hard earned money through online share trading in just two or three months. Without bothering about the credentials of a company, most small investors follow a herd mentality and invest blindly thereby adding to asset bubbles. Some people decide to invest in the stocks of a company just because they get to hear from some source that its stock price has doubled in the last two years. Don't play your hard earned money in a gamble like this. NIFTY & SENSEX are actually one of the biggest playgrounds of international speculation in the country (Although it's official). Every day, many people find their luck changing here. Some earn big and some loose even bigger. Indian stock market provides an excellent opportunity to those investors, who are ready to put time, money and energy in their investments. 

More interestingly, if you search Q&A on NIFTY & SENSEX over Google , you will find thousands of results for it. The thing which you will find common in most of the question is this ‘ Hi, I am pretty much interested in online share trading and wants to make huge money in it. Kindly tell me some scheme [Rather say it a shortcut] where I can make great amount of money quickly'. Maximum number of queries regarding online share trading display this type of tonality, which seems over optimistic. And they ask these type of questions on such public platforms where a lot of people answer as if they are the relatives of Warren Buffet. Being optimistic is not bad, but not having the patience to hold stocks for the long term is something which hurts a great majority of investors. 

NIFTY & SENSEX both require different attributes and investment strategies. No one must ever think in their wildest of dreams that their investment will double in a month or two (Okay! Until and unless something really big happens). It is always advisable for investors (Whether, novice or an expert) to direct their queries to market experts. It's not that they are far better than everyone but yes they are actually better than those, who don't have a genuine understanding of the market. Many people ask about investment schemes for reaping incredibly high returns in a short span of time through online share trading. All the media hype is just hog wash. There are no such schemes which can offer you increase in investments in just a month or two. 

There is an old saying about equity trading that ‘only those people will make money here who have the patience of seeing their money sinking and then again floating'. The idea is that one has to wait for a considerable time say at least one year for seeing the performance of their investments and to analyze the rate of returns. It is also advisable to invest the money in different set of investment options because it's very rarely happens that all options rise or crash simultaneously. Investing in different instruments not only diversifies the collective risk but it also helps in earning decent amount of money. 

So the main mantras for successful equity trading are as follows: 

1. Never dream about getting your money doubled in just one shot.
2. 3 things: money, efforts and patience will help you in achieving all you want.
3. Neither be over-confident, nor be over pessimistic.
4. Invest in diversified portfolio to mitigate the risk of any sudden slide in the market.
5. Always ask your stock related queries only to market experts.
6. Wait for sometime in order to get the fruits from your planted tree.
7. Always make a strategy before investing in any option. 

So, these are the seven golden rules for getting great returns on your investment. Follow these and you will certainly make good money in stock market. For more information on investing in stock markets visit http://www.moneysukh.com
 
Till then , Keep Playing! Good Luck!!
The author is an expert in financial markets and offers valuable tips on equity trading for small investors. Keep visiting this page regularly for more tips and tricks related to online share trading and see your portfolio double in a short time! 

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By Mark Peters and Tess Stynes
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
Tyson Foods Inc. (TSN) rebounded in the fiscal fourth quarter from a prior- year loss driven by a $560 million write-down, as the meatpacker captured higher prices at most of its businesses.
Helping the latest results were lower grain costs Tyson had locked in ahead of a recent run-up in commodity prices and a jump in average sale prices, particularly in the pork business. The Springdale, Ark., company expects overall production to climb next year, while domestic availability of chicken, beef, pork and turkey should remain flat as exports grow.
Rising grain costs used for feed are a major concern for the chicken sector, yet Tyson executives expect to offset higher feed costs with higher prices, changes in the mix of products and operational improvements. The company in the fourth quarter realized a $78 million drop in grain cost from a year ago. Tyson executives said the company has "good (hedge) coverage" for the first quarter and did some additional locking in of prices for the second quarter.
Going forward, though, "inputs--especially corn--are going to be a challenge," Chief Executive Officer Donnie Smith said during a conference call Monday.
Shares of Tyson climbed on the earnings report, which on an adjusted basis surpassed analysts' expectations. The stock rose 60 cents, or 3.8%, to $16.24 in recent trading.
U.S. chicken supplies have been ballooning, threatening profits of large poultry producers that continue to expand their flocks. Analysts say cutbacks will be needed to keep prices from dropping sharply. Average chicken prices for Tyson fell 0.7% from a year earlier in the fourth quarter as sales volume dropped 0.5%.
Tyson is cutting back on chicken production in the near term after inventories grew above forecast levels, yet executives expect an overall, low-single-digit climb in production in 2011.
Companywide, with the first quarter slightly more than halfway complete, Smith said "it is shaping up to be a strong quarter and another good year." He added the aim of the coming fiscal year is to repeat the performance seen in 2010 and doesn't expect Tyson to make any major acquisitions.
Executives predict the company could offset higher commodities costs at its prepared-foods segment this fiscal year with price increases and operational improvement. While Tyson expects a gradual reduction in cattle supplies, it doesn't "expect a significant change in the fundamentals" of that business.
For the quarter ended Oct. 2, Tyson reported a profit of $213 million, or 57 cents a share, compared with a prior-year loss of $457 million, or $1.23 a share. Excluding the write-downs and other impacts, earnings jumped to 64 cents from 27 cents. Revenue increased 3.2% to $7.44 billion even as the prior-year period included an additional week.
Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters most recently forecast earnings of 56 cents on revenue of $7.75 billion.
Gross margin rose to 9% from 6.4%.
Revenue in Tyson's beef segment--its biggest on that basis--rose 1% as sales volume declined 12% and average prices improved 14%. Its smaller pork business saw revenue rise 30% as prices soared 42%, helping result in a 6.7% volume drop.
Analysts at J.P. Morgan in a note to clients described Tyson's earnings as a good quarter, yet they have concerns across the sector about whether companies will be able to raise prices to match cost inflation.
"We are not suggesting that prices cannot rise next year--indeed they may, and ex-feed the industry is in good shape--but this is a commodity industry," they wrote.
-By Mark Peters and Tess Stynes, Dow Jones Newswires, 312-750-4141; mark.peters@dowjones.com

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