Jpmorgan Indian Investment Share Discussion Threads

[binladin] 18/1/2012 15:10

essr is not owned by jp morgan indian....

[art cm2] 18/1/2012 11:10

ESSR down by how much was 6 quid last year and yesterday it hit about 1 quid.... how was that company ever in the ftse.... hope they stop these firms floating in London

[binladin] 18/1/2012 11:08

this will rally now that the imf has pumped in 1 trillion pounds in added liquidity.......

[binladin] 18/1/2012 08:34

reliance up 8%

[binladin] 13/1/2012 15:28

this will represent a great buying opportuinity for investors in India.......

[binladin] 13/1/2012 13:14

This was the stock's highest single day percentage gain
since July 27 last year.
Clarity on the wage negotiations and cash usage would remove
two key overhangs on the stock, JP Morgan said in a note.
13 jan 2012

[binladin] 13/1/2012 10:55

no point selling just buy imo..........the graph says it all...............
trading above the 50 day average, a clear bull signal............

[binladin] 13/1/2012 09:21

LIC shifting away from ULIPs: DK Mehrotra, LIC of India
Economic Times - 28 minutes ago

Then given the way how Indian markets have corrected in last one year, valuations are looking attractive. Historically LIC has always invested about 15% of ...
JP Morgan IT fund is the only way to invest in India...........

[binladin] 13/1/2012 08:25

i rechon 350p will be shattered today.straight up......imo

[binladin] 13/1/2012 08:12

This is the last day before all foreinger can buy........so load up........imo

[tenapen] 12/1/2012 15:31

:-) i hope so

GL

[binladin] 12/1/2012 14:48

i am going to hold these all the way to 10uk pounds.............
You have the best brains in India working in the top 20 companies,jp morgan has investments in theses companies and the people behind these companies...it dooes not matter what happens to the rest of the world...Indias population and young highly educated work force will lead India into the future...........

[binladin] 12/1/2012 14:42

should go alot higher now l2 looking good..........

[binladin] 12/1/2012 13:19

Invest In A Foreign Country Using Specialist Funds
Motley Fool UK - 3 hours ago

Instead, I invest in these countries via a specialist fund like the JPMorgan Indian Investment Trust (LSE: JII) and general overseas investment trusts such ...

[binladin] 12/1/2012 12:23

this is trading 40p below its net assets value.........

[binladin] 12/1/2012 12:21

despite the little fall, the funds net asset value is increasing............should go to 400p very easily..........

[binladin] 12/1/2012 11:26

we will see a rally now...........

[binladin] 12/1/2012 08:21

Europe and US are a mess, where else can one park their money in relative safety and still get 20% return..........

[binladin] 12/1/2012 07:49

JP Morgan sees 15-20 pc returns on India equities in 2012
Economic Times - 2 hours ago

JP Morgan expects 2012 to be positive for Indian equities and sees 15-20 percent returns despite a troubled macro environment. The investment bank says that ...

[tenapen] 11/1/2012 18:37

This is Jupiter's India Fund Manager, Mr Avinash Vazirani's view of the indian economy (03.01.2012). I hold this Fund.



Avinash Vazirani comments on the Indian Government's announcement on individual foreign investors and the outlook for 2012

"While I believe the direct impact on foreign investment will be limited, partly due to tax registration requirements for participating investors, the Government's decision indicates a more investor-friendly stance and it is this that is likely to boost sentiment.

"Perhaps more significantly, in 2012 we have already seen the release of PMI (Purchasing Managers' Index) data for December which, at a level of 54.2, indicates better-than-expected economic expansion. I believe that the fall in the equity index over 2011 (over 20% in local currency) alongside the depreciation of the rupee (down 19% against the US Dollar over the year) currently leaves equity valuations at a very attractive entry point for investors.

"I expect inflation to continue to reduce as energy and food price falls feed through, which should allow the Reserve Bank of India to cut rates significantly this year. Food inflation is already at the lowest level for four years and should decrease further in the next few weeks. We expect the overall level of inflation to fall by a further 250bps between now and the end of March 2012 to around 6.5%.

"In our view, given present economic conditions, the Indian central bank will have no choice but to cut interest rates soon and aggressively, however unwilling they have so far appeared to be. We believe that rates will fall by about 200bps this year. They may fall significantly more than this if there continues to be turmoil in the global economy."

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[binladin] 11/1/2012 16:25

desipte the few profit taking the share price is not budging......shows it will go higher.........

[binladin] 11/1/2012 11:42

Net asset value has increased by 10P see RNs today and yesterdays.........