Recent | Unanswered what is the pe fund In Investment | Asked by mahendar_talla No answers to this question. With so much of fluctuation, is it advisable for the small investors to venture into the market ?? In Stocks | Asked by Aravind Why not? Why to keep waiting? Answered by Avro Do you think we shall have so much of reforms which we never had in last 60 years... or its just a hype ???? In General | Asked by Aravind I think, we need to think broadly now. Just see , who Mr T.N.Sheshan changed the election system.How Mr Lalu yadav gave profit in railways, How reliance,Infosys, Wipro have been formed and running successfuuly. These are just very few example of that how one person can can change the entire system. yes, if will definately will take time...hwo can\'t you produce you a baby in 1 day..it will take 9 months. So now, we all have solid goverment and top of that a Fresh young leader, Support him ,support the country by not crticisng. Now we are going ahead and no one can stop INDIA. Answered by nareshkjain Why is there so much advertisements for soaps, shampoos, pastes etc these days? Is the present generation dirtier than the previous ones? In Advertising & Marketing | Asked by Avro Good healthy diet,lifestyle and routine workout will automatically makes you healthy and fresh looking.Previous generation used to maintain the above norms regularly which made them more younger and good looking.Also pollution was less in those days.But now fast food,bad life style,over pollution is making people use all those products for good looks and freshness. Answered by Tom1979 what is the pe fund In Investment | Asked by mahendar_talla No answers to this question. I have invested in diversified equity funds of mutual funds in India, with an option for dividend payout. Is it necessary to have an investment in bond fund also? In Investment | Asked by Rajaram No answers to this question. More Questions >>
Recent | Unanswered what is the pe fund In Investment | Asked by mahendar_talla No answers to this question. Do you think Warren Buffet has lost his charm? In Investment | Asked by Azad the market meltdown has brought this wizard in the category of persons who have lost in the stock market for the first time. his falliability in the stock market has come to the fore. judgement about future market conditions is always a probability, Answered by rpsingh1951 Companies are trying to popularise Gold funds now for investment. Is this not another Scam in the making ? Isn\'t it better to invest in real Gold rather than paper Gold ? In Investment | Asked by rasiya Invest in physical gold if you are comfortable owning gold and have a place to keep it (locker etc) safely. If you are not, then Gold funds are an option because you do not have to handle gold physically (meaning, ensuring that you are getting true value for the gold, that it is not impure, that you are getting the right price when you sell it in the market, not attracting undue attention for having a lot of gold, cost of storing in the locker or turning it into ornaments etc). Gold funds is not a scam if you are buying mutual funds from reputed MF companies. However, you are unlikely to get the full value you would have probably got if you were astute at gold handling, as MFs are pooling their funds and are not necessarily holding gold on your behalf. For the rest of us, Gold Funds will do the job. Besides funds have variations like there is the DSP Gold Mining companies fund etc which are not directly correlated to the price of gold per-se. I am not a broker nor a gold fund peddler, but it is unwise to look at everything as a scam. Do your research, don\'t expect that anything you touch has to turn into gold, expect swings, but in the long term, gold funds are a good diversification mechanism. Ideally you should own some physical gold too - but only what you can manage. Answered by jayadev_nair I would like to opne forex trading a/c in usa, In Investment | Asked by gnene Open an online share trading or forex trading or currency trading account whose registered Regulatory office is based anywhere out side Indian Jurisdcition. Then open an International Personal Banking Account in the same country bank where you hold trading account and I would like to say that it is allowed as per the LRS scheme FAQ point number 36 mentioned on http://www.rbi.org.in/scripts/FAQView.aspx?Id=53Once you open a trading account AND also an international personal banking account in jurisdiction which falls outside India, then you can first of all send the money to you international personal banking account using the LRS scheme. And once it\'s remitted the powers of Indian jurisdiction is over. Then from that bank account simply transfer to your trading account which is also in the same country and does not falls in Indian Jurisdiction. This is the way and legal way to do forex trading using the LRS scheme and within legal limits. Answered by Karan I have invested in diversified equity funds of mutual funds in India, with an option for dividend payout. Is it necessary to have an investment in bond fund also? In Investment | Asked by Rajaram No answers to this question. what is the pe fund In Investment | Asked by mahendar_talla No answers to this question. More Questions >>
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