Will this latest Govt. move boost Indian stocks?

FIIs pumping money in and out has small investors in trouble most of the time. do u agree? do they just go in and out or make money each time they do this? how can small investors cope with this cycle?

do u just monitor these comments or answer some of them?

regards

We cannot say it is going to have a positive effect. We have to wait and watch. If FII are moving away from Indian market, naturally the foreign individual invester will be hesitant to invest.

The thing we have to concentrate at this point of time is how we could improve ourself. We all know the problems we are facing. If we could overcome these issues naturally the things will brighten up.

This will give an opportunity to the politicians and administrators who hold unaccounted money in foreign banks to invest this amount in stock market and convert this into white.

2011 is the worst year for the parliament democracy and coalition politics is no good for the general public. This is the clear example of UPA-2. Our great opposition parties saw to it that they have stalled the working of the Parliament for any bull shit reason. Finally the Government did not function, policy paralysis and what not. One thing is very clear our politicians do not look beyond 5 years and they care a damn for the country and its citizens. Everything is quickfix solutions without thinking about longterm benefits.

I fully agree with the investment towards rural development and increase in agriculture productivity will have greater effect on our GDP than anything else.
There is one important point missed out is that India perhaps has the worst weather forecast system in the world despite launching so many satellites!! People working in our meteorological departments needs to be trained abroad to decipher out the data provided from satellite images regarding weather and forecast it in an accurate manner for the benefit of farmers, fisherman,highway/road building,etc. I think this is also an urgent priority, as our weatherman are really bad in their forecast.

Surely boost the market.

It is most unfortunate that we all have too many democratic rights. In addtion to reaosns that noted in the artical, there is an another reasons i.e. total irresponsibility of opposition parties,without understanding the imporance of Indian economy, opposing all steps taken by the Government to improve economy. If any political party wins with clear majority and allowed to run the state for 10 years, then we can meet and beat everyone in economy.

Why are we Indians always obsessed with foreigners and why can't we shake off this inferiority complex ? Rather than allowing foreigners to invest directly in Indian stock markets to boost them why can't the Government increase the Section 80C limit from the present Rs.1 lakh to at least Rs.3 lakh and then see what effect it has on providing depth to Indian stock markets through domestic retail long term investments. Considering the poor retail participation by domestic retail investors in Indian stock markets, is this not the most obvious source of giving impetus ? Neither SEBI nor AMFI seem to be clear in even attempting something like this which is a tragedy for the Indian stock markets as well as struggling mutual fund industry.

India is with in second to fourth position ( as per TOI survey)in the world , in production of Food Crop, Dairy Products and Hatchery Products.
In spite of that our 35% population is under poverty. The reason being that there is improper or corrupted distribution system, controlled by the corrupted Politicians.
A hooping 40% of our Food Production are wasted during Harvesting, Storing and Distributing and , due to the lack of proper handling system - which has been admitted by Mr Sharad Pawer, Minister, in a recent interview with Mr Phugalia of CNBC Awaz.
The only problem in India is CORRUPTION. Which is being fuelled by MOST of THE POLITICIANS OF ALL POLITICAL PARTIES.
Probably we are heading towards a fate as happened at Libya, Sirya and Egypt.
All politicians are be fooling the Am Janta and Looting their hard earned money paid as Taxes.

I do not think this would have any material impact.
The move is clearly designed to enable powerful people to bring back their money having colour other than white. With polititians and administrators competing for their place in Guiness Book Of Records for topping the list of 'Most Corrupt Individual' in BRIC region, and Government telling the world that it can not even count its export; chances are bleak that any genuine foreign investor would be lured to invest in India. Stock market may see marginal boost though.