Growing indian market, What about you?

India is saying to world “Your time is off, my time is now”. All known that indian share market is on boom. Today every indian wants to invest their money in share market as well as foreigner. It is clear private equity bankrolls the indian story, with $13 (55,000crore) billion invested in domestic markets in 2007 and experts forecast 2008 to see $20 billion worth in investment. The year 2007 is clearly the year that saw the rise of private equity funds.
Now lets talk about indian people, growing share market makes Mukesh Ambani world’s richest man. Market makes rich not only Ambani but also most of indian investor of share markets. The sensex soars 6,500+ in 2007 and this is now 20,300+. How it is look like? Time is now with indians and if you want to rich then come and invest here don’t dare to go anywhere b’coz it has proved that india is best destiny to invest now.

How can you trading in india without any broker?

You can Buy & Sell share directly from net transaction not from any broker it is simple, Go to nearest ICICI Bank, there you have to open '3 in 1' Account. (Saving account , Demat account, Online trading accout). Then you can get the Usere Id, and password. Then only you can go into 'icicidiret.com' to purchase and sales through net.


What experts says-

Experts expects the markets to touch somewhere close to 20,000 points due to the strong momentum. "However, we are not asking anybody to buy at current levels," experts adds a word of caution.
"If the market (Sensex) corrects (falls down) by 1,000-1,500 point, then it could perhaps be a time to buy."
Invest only in stocks/ companies you believe in; remember, they should be run by responsible people. It's mostly the quality of the management that either makes or breaks a company.
Investing in stock markets is always risky, irrespective of the position of the Sensex. However, at 20,000 points the risk-reward ratio is a bit skewed: that is, the risk is higher and the reward is lower.
The only precaution you can take is to play as safe as possible. This means you need to do your homework. Don't just buy a share because your neighbour is doing so. Buy because you believe in the company and are willing to stay on for the long haul.
In short, let caution be your watchword.