The markets are booming in because of the foreign FII and
FDI. It appears to be natural on their part to expect a lot of things,
reforms and infrastructural strength in the economy so as to continue fresh
flow of investments. If the finance minister fails to present a promising
budget for the FDI’s, then it may turn out to be disastrous for the markets.
All the valuation of the markets that is solely depending on the foreign
investment can collapse and this in turn can break down the momentum of the
markets.
In such a situation, the markets can collapse, but this is
not a time for the general investor to panic and move out of markets, because
being fundamentally strong and promising, the Indian economy might be
vulnerable to ups and down because of volatility in markets, but as time will
progress, the markets would move towards great heights in the coming time of
6-12 months ahead.
Another situation is if the budget appears promising to
various segments, the markets can achieve much great heights than they are today.
So, it is advisable for investors to stay in the markets with a long term
horizon, so as to get the best out of your savings and investments.
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