Here is you free to respond any thing about share and commodity market...

India
March 30, 2008 7:06am CST
I give you this discussion for know the thought about share and market and your knowledge about share market.LIKE That- How you invest your money in share and commodity market. In which sector like properties,infrastructure,automobiles,IT,metals,agri etc. you have invest your money.What is your current investing sector.Are you satisfied after invest in your decided sector. Are you discuss many more time before investing your money?What will your next sector for invest. How we can invest our money in share market.
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@mnsrwt123 (2057)
• India
30 Mar 08
Well, i am not so sure of what a share commodity market is, but its basically something where we can share our investment and then it will return back some profitable interest which a company invest in their investment. Here we can make profit and also may be in loss too. Keep posting!!!
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• India
30 Mar 08
oh you know average about share and commodity market.I don't know how but you can earn money by invest your money in share market when the share market is come down at lower level.
• India
26 May 08
Well, commodity market is something that is alien to me. But i have some knowledge about equity market. I dont know from which country you are hailing.. to generalise on a whole with the global scenario, the world market is not in a good shape, as it is threatened by the Subprime crisis, and rising oil prices. Though the effects of subprime crisis has not bottomed out, many analysts fear that the worst is yet to come. As regards the Indian market,the fiscl 2008 is going to be very volatile, with the sensex range bound from 14000 to 18000 points. Metals, Power, Capital goods , Infra structure ,which were once ruling the market before the Crash that started on January 22nd 2008, will take a back seat. If you are a long term Investor, then you can buy at current levels, and hold on. Bankex and IT stocks will get a new lease of life, in the current scenario, with the rupee level depreciation.
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