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0 BMA Commodity Gyaan : GOLD /slideshow/history-of-gold/18159722 historyofgold-130404015951-phpapp01
A brief History of Gold]]>
A brief History of Gold]]> Thu, 04 Apr 2013 01:59:51 GMT /slideshow/history-of-gold/18159722 bmawealthcreators@slideshare.net(bmawealthcreators) BMA Commodity Gyaan : GOLD bmawealthcreators A brief History of Gold <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/historyofgold-130404015951-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> A brief History of Gold

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0 Energy Outlook. /slideshow/energy-outlook-15204474/15204474 eo16112012-121116015130-phpapp01
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Energy Outlook. from BMA Wealth Creators

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0 Economic calendar november 2012 /slideshow/economic-calendar-november-2012/14994368 economiccalendarnovember2012-121102041228-phpapp01
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Economic calendar november 2012 from BMA Wealth Creators

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0 Model Portfolio Series IV 10th August 2012 /slideshow/model-portfolio-series-iv-10th-august-2012/13957854 modelportfolioseriesiv10-08-12-120813083657-phpapp02
India's economic fundamentals have deteriorated in the near term leaving the country with weaker growth. The country is grappling with problems of rising inflation and booming fiscal and current account deficits. Global macro-economic environment seems equally gloomy. European debt crisis has been escalating with more and more countries finding it difficult to re-finance their government debt without the assistance of third parties. China's growth has also moderated along with other Asian countries. Against the backdrop of weak global growth and high global commodity prices, the Indian economy has taken a severe beating due to weak domestic political climate. Indian government has failed to reduce the fiscal deficit and to device structural reforms to open supply-side bottlenecks. Rising subsidy bills, slow decision making on behalf of the government due to scandals and back-tracking on reforms due to influence of regional political parties have curtailed the growth potential. Any significant economic reform or any serious effort to curtail the fiscal deficit seems unlikely in the face of general elections due in May 2014. The weakness in the Indian economy is reflected in the Indian equity market as well. Over the last two years, the equity market has given a negative return of nearly 4% while in the last year, it gave a negative return of nearly 8%. Thus, investment in the equity market has been quite difficult. We expect the market to consolidate in a broad range in the remaining part of the year, giving us the opportunity to accumulate stocks at reasonable prices. Thus, we have attempted to create a model portfolio to generate superior returns over the market. Given the weak domestic and global economic environment, we prefer to keep more than 70% of out portfolio in liquid funds. The funds would be deployed as and when the time will be ripe.]]>
India's economic fundamentals have deteriorated in the near term leaving the country with weaker growth. The country is grappling with problems of rising inflation and booming fiscal and current account deficits. Global macro-economic environment seems equally gloomy. European debt crisis has been escalating with more and more countries finding it difficult to re-finance their government debt without the assistance of third parties. China's growth has also moderated along with other Asian countries. Against the backdrop of weak global growth and high global commodity prices, the Indian economy has taken a severe beating due to weak domestic political climate. Indian government has failed to reduce the fiscal deficit and to device structural reforms to open supply-side bottlenecks. Rising subsidy bills, slow decision making on behalf of the government due to scandals and back-tracking on reforms due to influence of regional political parties have curtailed the growth potential. Any significant economic reform or any serious effort to curtail the fiscal deficit seems unlikely in the face of general elections due in May 2014. The weakness in the Indian economy is reflected in the Indian equity market as well. Over the last two years, the equity market has given a negative return of nearly 4% while in the last year, it gave a negative return of nearly 8%. Thus, investment in the equity market has been quite difficult. We expect the market to consolidate in a broad range in the remaining part of the year, giving us the opportunity to accumulate stocks at reasonable prices. Thus, we have attempted to create a model portfolio to generate superior returns over the market. Given the weak domestic and global economic environment, we prefer to keep more than 70% of out portfolio in liquid funds. The funds would be deployed as and when the time will be ripe.]]> Mon, 13 Aug 2012 08:36:55 GMT /slideshow/model-portfolio-series-iv-10th-august-2012/13957854 bmawealthcreators@slideshare.net(bmawealthcreators) Model Portfolio Series IV 10th August 2012 bmawealthcreators India's economic fundamentals have deteriorated in the near term leaving the country with weaker growth. The country is grappling with problems of rising inflation and booming fiscal and current account deficits. Global macro-economic environment seems equally gloomy. European debt crisis has been escalating with more and more countries finding it difficult to re-finance their government debt without the assistance of third parties. China's growth has also moderated along with other Asian countries. Against the backdrop of weak global growth and high global commodity prices, the Indian economy has taken a severe beating due to weak domestic political climate. Indian government has failed to reduce the fiscal deficit and to device structural reforms to open supply-side bottlenecks. Rising subsidy bills, slow decision making on behalf of the government due to scandals and back-tracking on reforms due to influence of regional political parties have curtailed the growth potential. Any significant economic reform or any serious effort to curtail the fiscal deficit seems unlikely in the face of general elections due in May 2014. The weakness in the Indian economy is reflected in the Indian equity market as well. Over the last two years, the equity market has given a negative return of nearly 4% while in the last year, it gave a negative return of nearly 8%. Thus, investment in the equity market has been quite difficult. We expect the market to consolidate in a broad range in the remaining part of the year, giving us the opportunity to accumulate stocks at reasonable prices. Thus, we have attempted to create a model portfolio to generate superior returns over the market. Given the weak domestic and global economic environment, we prefer to keep more than 70% of out portfolio in liquid funds. The funds would be deployed as and when the time will be ripe. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/modelportfolioseriesiv10-08-12-120813083657-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> India's economic fundamentals have deteriorated in the near term leaving the country with weaker growth. The country is grappling with problems of rising inflation and booming fiscal and current account deficits. Global macro-economic environment seems equally gloomy. European debt crisis has been escalating with more and more countries finding it difficult to re-finance their government debt without the assistance of third parties. China's growth has also moderated along with other Asian countries. Against the backdrop of weak global growth and high global commodity prices, the Indian economy has taken a severe beating due to weak domestic political climate. Indian government has failed to reduce the fiscal deficit and to device structural reforms to open supply-side bottlenecks. Rising subsidy bills, slow decision making on behalf of the government due to scandals and back-tracking on reforms due to influence of regional political parties have curtailed the growth potential. Any significant economic reform or any serious effort to curtail the fiscal deficit seems unlikely in the face of general elections due in May 2014. The weakness in the Indian economy is reflected in the Indian equity market as well. Over the last two years, the equity market has given a negative return of nearly 4% while in the last year, it gave a negative return of nearly 8%. Thus, investment in the equity market has been quite difficult. We expect the market to consolidate in a broad range in the remaining part of the year, giving us the opportunity to accumulate stocks at reasonable prices. Thus, we have attempted to create a model portfolio to generate superior returns over the market. Given the weak domestic and global economic environment, we prefer to keep more than 70% of out portfolio in liquid funds. The funds would be deployed as and when the time will be ripe.

Model Portfolio Series IV 10th August 2012 from BMA Wealth Creators

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0 Currency Corner /slideshow/currency-corner-13569226/13569226 currencycorner26-06-12-120707052411-phpapp02
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Currency Corner from BMA Wealth Creators

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0 Currency Corner /slideshow/currency-corner/13457296 currencycorner26-06-12-120626071427-phpapp01
USD was little changed against the INR as it sustained above the 56.5 mark. The next resistance is seen around 57.35 . If the currency breaches 57.35 on a closing basis, it might surge to 57.8 in the near term. On downside, a short term support is seen around 56.5 and a strong support is seen around 56.]]>
USD was little changed against the INR as it sustained above the 56.5 mark. The next resistance is seen around 57.35 . If the currency breaches 57.35 on a closing basis, it might surge to 57.8 in the near term. On downside, a short term support is seen around 56.5 and a strong support is seen around 56.]]> Tue, 26 Jun 2012 07:14:26 GMT /slideshow/currency-corner/13457296 bmawealthcreators@slideshare.net(bmawealthcreators) Currency Corner bmawealthcreators USD was little changed against the INR as it sustained above the 56.5 mark. The next resistance is seen around 57.35 . If the currency breaches 57.35 on a closing basis, it might surge to 57.8 in the near term. On downside, a short term support is seen around 56.5 and a strong support is seen around 56. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/currencycorner26-06-12-120626071427-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> USD was little changed against the INR as it sustained above the 56.5 mark. The next resistance is seen around 57.35 . If the currency breaches 57.35 on a closing basis, it might surge to 57.8 in the near term. On downside, a short term support is seen around 56.5 and a strong support is seen around 56.

Currency Corner from BMA Wealth Creators

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0 USDINR Is The Upmove Over..? /slideshow/usdinr-is-theupmoveover/13069303 usdinristheupmoveover-120524232804-phpapp02
USD is currently trading at record high against INR. The probability is quite high that the currency might reverse direction from the current levels and slip to 53 in the near term (3-4 months) and to 50 in the long term (8-9 months). If, on the other hand, the currency breaches 56.5, (probability seems quite less), it might surge towards 57.8.]]>
USD is currently trading at record high against INR. The probability is quite high that the currency might reverse direction from the current levels and slip to 53 in the near term (3-4 months) and to 50 in the long term (8-9 months). If, on the other hand, the currency breaches 56.5, (probability seems quite less), it might surge towards 57.8.]]> Thu, 24 May 2012 23:28:02 GMT /slideshow/usdinr-is-theupmoveover/13069303 bmawealthcreators@slideshare.net(bmawealthcreators) USDINR Is The Upmove Over..? bmawealthcreators USD is currently trading at record high against INR. The probability is quite high that the currency might reverse direction from the current levels and slip to 53 in the near term (3-4 months) and to 50 in the long term (8-9 months). If, on the other hand, the currency breaches 56.5, (probability seems quite less), it might surge towards 57.8. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/usdinristheupmoveover-120524232804-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> USD is currently trading at record high against INR. The probability is quite high that the currency might reverse direction from the current levels and slip to 53 in the near term (3-4 months) and to 50 in the long term (8-9 months). If, on the other hand, the currency breaches 56.5, (probability seems quite less), it might surge towards 57.8.

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0 EQUITY RESEARCH: RESULT UPDATE LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED /bmawealthcreators/equity-research-result-update-larsen-toubro-limited lt-120515071732-phpapp02
Larsen & Toubro Limited – Q4 FY12 Result Analysis]]>
Larsen & Toubro Limited – Q4 FY12 Result Analysis]]> Tue, 15 May 2012 07:17:30 GMT /bmawealthcreators/equity-research-result-update-larsen-toubro-limited bmawealthcreators@slideshare.net(bmawealthcreators) EQUITY RESEARCH: RESULT UPDATE LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED bmawealthcreators Larsen & Toubro Limited – Q4 FY12 Result Analysis <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/lt-120515071732-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Larsen & Toubro Limited – Q4 FY12 Result Analysis

EQUITY RESEARCH: RESULT UPDATE LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED from BMA Wealth Creators

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0 Rupee-The Way Ahead /slideshow/rupee-thewayahead/12683954 rupee-thewayahead-120425070121-phpapp01
India’s rupee has been the worst performing currency in Asia, excluding Japanese yen since August 2011. It declined by nearly 22% from August 2011 to December 2011. Although the currency stabilized somewhat in February 2012 after the intervention from Reserve Bank of India, the pain seems far from over. Given the macro-economic situation, both domestically and globally, we might see further depreciation in rupee and we might have to adjust ourselves with lower levels of currency in times to come.]]>
India’s rupee has been the worst performing currency in Asia, excluding Japanese yen since August 2011. It declined by nearly 22% from August 2011 to December 2011. Although the currency stabilized somewhat in February 2012 after the intervention from Reserve Bank of India, the pain seems far from over. Given the macro-economic situation, both domestically and globally, we might see further depreciation in rupee and we might have to adjust ourselves with lower levels of currency in times to come.]]> Wed, 25 Apr 2012 07:01:19 GMT /slideshow/rupee-thewayahead/12683954 bmawealthcreators@slideshare.net(bmawealthcreators) Rupee-The Way Ahead bmawealthcreators India’s rupee has been the worst performing currency in Asia, excluding Japanese yen since August 2011. It declined by nearly 22% from August 2011 to December 2011. Although the currency stabilized somewhat in February 2012 after the intervention from Reserve Bank of India, the pain seems far from over. Given the macro-economic situation, both domestically and globally, we might see further depreciation in rupee and we might have to adjust ourselves with lower levels of currency in times to come. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/rupee-thewayahead-120425070121-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> India’s rupee has been the worst performing currency in Asia, excluding Japanese yen since August 2011. It declined by nearly 22% from August 2011 to December 2011. Although the currency stabilized somewhat in February 2012 after the intervention from Reserve Bank of India, the pain seems far from over. Given the macro-economic situation, both domestically and globally, we might see further depreciation in rupee and we might have to adjust ourselves with lower levels of currency in times to come.

Rupee-The Way Ahead from BMA Wealth Creators

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0 Union Budget 2012 - 13 Review /bmawealthcreators/union-budget-2012-13-review unionbudget2012-13review-120319162956-phpapp01
Union Budget 2012 - 13 Review by BMA Wealth Creators Research Team. For more visit www.bmawc.com]]>
Union Budget 2012 - 13 Review by BMA Wealth Creators Research Team. For more visit www.bmawc.com]]> Mon, 19 Mar 2012 16:29:54 GMT /bmawealthcreators/union-budget-2012-13-review bmawealthcreators@slideshare.net(bmawealthcreators) Union Budget 2012 - 13 Review bmawealthcreators Union Budget 2012 - 13 Review by BMA Wealth Creators Research Team. For more visit www.bmawc.com <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/unionbudget2012-13review-120319162956-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Union Budget 2012 - 13 Review by BMA Wealth Creators Research Team. For more visit www.bmawc.com

Union Budget 2012 - 13 Review from BMA Wealth Creators

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0 Union Budget 2012-13 Preview /bmawealthcreators/union-budget-201213-preview unionbudget2012-13preview-120307001656-phpapp02
The Union Budget for FY13 is to be presented in the parliament on 16th March. This will be a crucial Budget as it sets the tone for policy stance relating to not just fiscal issues but also monetary policy and economic reforms. Also, it is being announced at a time when the economy is looking for a boost from the government through appropriate policy announcements In a scenario of high inflation, liquidity crunch, high interest rates and subdued business sentiment, the Budget is expected to provide certain policy directions which will shape the course of the economy in the coming months Ideally, the response from the policymakers should be a quick reversal in less productive government spending, and at the same time initiating policy measures to boost private investments. Apart from this, the government should consider expediting the disinvestment process and ensure key reforms such as GST are implemented quickly With this, we also need to tackle the implementation risk that has often been associated with the Indian economy for many years. Particularly, on the expenditure growth target, the implementation of the promise in the budget is more important than the promise itself Industry expects the government to give policy directions to re-build investors' confidence. Yes, not all of the issues are directly addressable in a Budget, but the Budget this year can be a starting point towards such enabling policy making If the Budget assures a certain degree of fiscal prudence, without compromising on growth excessively, the sentiment should improve. Nonetheless, in order to surge ahead, industry will seek signs of at least an optimistic outlook from the FM]]>
The Union Budget for FY13 is to be presented in the parliament on 16th March. This will be a crucial Budget as it sets the tone for policy stance relating to not just fiscal issues but also monetary policy and economic reforms. Also, it is being announced at a time when the economy is looking for a boost from the government through appropriate policy announcements In a scenario of high inflation, liquidity crunch, high interest rates and subdued business sentiment, the Budget is expected to provide certain policy directions which will shape the course of the economy in the coming months Ideally, the response from the policymakers should be a quick reversal in less productive government spending, and at the same time initiating policy measures to boost private investments. Apart from this, the government should consider expediting the disinvestment process and ensure key reforms such as GST are implemented quickly With this, we also need to tackle the implementation risk that has often been associated with the Indian economy for many years. Particularly, on the expenditure growth target, the implementation of the promise in the budget is more important than the promise itself Industry expects the government to give policy directions to re-build investors' confidence. Yes, not all of the issues are directly addressable in a Budget, but the Budget this year can be a starting point towards such enabling policy making If the Budget assures a certain degree of fiscal prudence, without compromising on growth excessively, the sentiment should improve. Nonetheless, in order to surge ahead, industry will seek signs of at least an optimistic outlook from the FM]]> Wed, 07 Mar 2012 00:16:55 GMT /bmawealthcreators/union-budget-201213-preview bmawealthcreators@slideshare.net(bmawealthcreators) Union Budget 2012-13 Preview bmawealthcreators The Union Budget for FY13 is to be presented in the parliament on 16th March. This will be a crucial Budget as it sets the tone for policy stance relating to not just fiscal issues but also monetary policy and economic reforms. Also, it is being announced at a time when the economy is looking for a boost from the government through appropriate policy announcements In a scenario of high inflation, liquidity crunch, high interest rates and subdued business sentiment, the Budget is expected to provide certain policy directions which will shape the course of the economy in the coming months Ideally, the response from the policymakers should be a quick reversal in less productive government spending, and at the same time initiating policy measures to boost private investments. Apart from this, the government should consider expediting the disinvestment process and ensure key reforms such as GST are implemented quickly With this, we also need to tackle the implementation risk that has often been associated with the Indian economy for many years. Particularly, on the expenditure growth target, the implementation of the promise in the budget is more important than the promise itself Industry expects the government to give policy directions to re-build investors' confidence. Yes, not all of the issues are directly addressable in a Budget, but the Budget this year can be a starting point towards such enabling policy making If the Budget assures a certain degree of fiscal prudence, without compromising on growth excessively, the sentiment should improve. Nonetheless, in order to surge ahead, industry will seek signs of at least an optimistic outlook from the FM <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/unionbudget2012-13preview-120307001656-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The Union Budget for FY13 is to be presented in the parliament on 16th March. This will be a crucial Budget as it sets the tone for policy stance relating to not just fiscal issues but also monetary policy and economic reforms. Also, it is being announced at a time when the economy is looking for a boost from the government through appropriate policy announcements In a scenario of high inflation, liquidity crunch, high interest rates and subdued business sentiment, the Budget is expected to provide certain policy directions which will shape the course of the economy in the coming months Ideally, the response from the policymakers should be a quick reversal in less productive government spending, and at the same time initiating policy measures to boost private investments. Apart from this, the government should consider expediting the disinvestment process and ensure key reforms such as GST are implemented quickly With this, we also need to tackle the implementation risk that has often been associated with the Indian economy for many years. Particularly, on the expenditure growth target, the implementation of the promise in the budget is more important than the promise itself Industry expects the government to give policy directions to re-build investors' confidence. Yes, not all of the issues are directly addressable in a Budget, but the Budget this year can be a starting point towards such enabling policy making If the Budget assures a certain degree of fiscal prudence, without compromising on growth excessively, the sentiment should improve. Nonetheless, in order to surge ahead, industry will seek signs of at least an optimistic outlook from the FM

Union Budget 2012-13 Preview from BMA Wealth Creators

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