Election results have been interesting with NDA getting less than 300 seats and BJP falling 30 short of the absolute majority. However, our bullish market view on Indian equities remains intact.
Indian GDP projections remain strong with RBI estimating it to be 7% in FY 25 along with falling inflation of 4.5%. Our bullish market view on Indian equities remains intact.
Indian GDP showed an impressive 8.6% growth in Q3FY24 and along with other impressive economic credentials, our bullish market view on Indian equities remains intact.
The interim budget on Feb 1 was very responsible, especially in an election year. This bodes well for the Indian economy and therefore we remain constructive on the Indian equity markets.
Year 2023 ended on a good note and in spite of the present high levels, our view remains intact. The long-term economic progress in India and the equity uptrend is likely to continue, though with episodic corrections.
Even with increased geopolitical tension due to Israel Hamas war, the long-term economic progress in India and the equity uptrend is likely to continue, though with episodic corrections.
Election results have been interesting with NDA getting less than 300 seats and BJP falling 30 short of the absolute majority. However, our bullish market view on Indian equities remains intact.
Indian GDP projections remain strong with RBI estimating it to be 7% in FY 25 along with falling inflation of 4.5%. Our bullish market view on Indian equities remains intact.
Indian GDP showed an impressive 8.6% growth in Q3FY24 and along with other impressive economic credentials, our bullish market view on Indian equities remains intact.
The interim budget on Feb 1 was very responsible, especially in an election year. This bodes well for the Indian economy and therefore we remain constructive on the Indian equity markets.
Procrastination is a great stealer of happiness and Money can be used judiciously to decrease its impact significantly.
It’s time to retire the fear of retirement. Unlock your golden years with strategic planning, safe investment practices, and a bit of discipline.
There are three dimensions of happiness and knowing them is the first step for enhancing it
There are five major contributors and creating interlinkages is an effective happiness tool
Money is the most controllable contributor to happiness and the blog will keep on exploring innovative ways.
Procrastination is a great stealer of happiness and Money can be used judiciously to decrease its impact significantly.
It’s time to retire the fear of retirement. Unlock your golden years with strategic planning, safe investment practices, and a bit of discipline.
There are three dimensions of happiness and knowing them is the first step for enhancing it
There are five major contributors and creating interlinkages is an effective happiness tool
Money is the most controllable contributor to happiness and the blog will keep on exploring innovative ways.
Election results have been interesting with NDA getting less than 300 seats and BJP falling 30 short of the absolute majority. However, our bullish market view on Indian equities remains intact.
Indian GDP projections remain strong with RBI estimating it to be 7% in FY 25 along with falling inflation of 4.5%. Our bullish market view on Indian equities remains intact.
Indian GDP showed an impressive 8.6% growth in Q3FY24 and along with other impressive economic credentials, our bullish market view on Indian equities remains intact.
The interim budget on Feb 1 was very responsible, especially in an election year. This bodes well for the Indian economy and therefore we remain constructive on the Indian equity markets.
Year 2023 ended on a good note and in spite of the present high levels, our view remains intact. The long-term economic progress in India and the equity uptrend is likely to continue, though with episodic corrections.
Even with increased geopolitical tension due to Israel Hamas war, the long-term economic progress in India and the equity uptrend is likely to continue, though with episodic corrections.
Election results have been interesting with NDA getting less than 300 seats and BJP falling 30 short of the absolute majority. However, our bullish market view on Indian equities remains intact.
Indian GDP projections remain strong with RBI estimating it to be 7% in FY 25 along with falling inflation of 4.5%. Our bullish market view on Indian equities remains intact.
Indian GDP showed an impressive 8.6% growth in Q3FY24 and along with other impressive economic credentials, our bullish market view on Indian equities remains intact.
The interim budget on Feb 1 was very responsible, especially in an election year. This bodes well for the Indian economy and therefore we remain constructive on the Indian equity markets.
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Anybody can have a career and financial setback but there are ways to overcome and channelize
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