Capitalize on the Most Explosive Markets of the 21st Century!

Capitalize on the Most Explosive Markets of the 21st Century!

In 2050 the world's largest economies [in order] will be China, USA, India, Japan, Brazil and Russia -- Goldman Sachs
As I travel the world seeking for "the next big investment trend" I have come to the realization that for growth investors, there is only one viable option: emerging markets. Sophisticated investors, bankers and other investment professionals have delivered a clear verdict: invest abroad or be doomed to mediocre returns.

Consider India, China, Russia, Brazil and a host of other Asian, Latin American and Eastern European countries whose economies are developing at a frenetic pace. They are the next wave of growth markets. There's only one issue. Although in the long-run most of these markets will deliver capital gains dwarfing those of more developed economies (while also providing great dividends), in the short-term, many will be volatile. In order to profit,
So get set ready to do research and rare insights into the world's emerging markets--information that will allow you to take advantage of the most lucrative long-term bull markets of the 21st century.

Yiannis G. Mostrous
Editor, Growth Engines

NIFTY INTRA

TATA SONS STAKE INCREASING SPREE

MUMBAI: Tata Sons Ltd has picked up a 2.97 per cent stake in its group company Tata Chemicals Ltd through market purchases, taking its total stake in the company to 15.28 per cent.

In line with the group's decision to up stake in all flagship companies, Tata Sons acquired 64 lakh equity shares aggregating to 2.97 per cent of the total paid up capital of Tata Chemicals during August 30 to September 12.

Following the acquisition, the stake of Tata Sons in Tata Chem stands at over 3.28 crore shares aggregating to 15.28 per cent stake, up from 12.31 per cent previously, Tata Chemicals informed the National Stock Exchange.

Recently, Tata Sons had increased its stake in Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd by 2 per cent to 7.64 per cent through open market purchases, thus taking the promoter group's consolidated equity stake in VSNL to about 49 per cent.

Also, domestic FMCG major Hindustan Lever Ltd had offloaded around 1 per cent stake in Tata Chem through block deal window recently and last month had sold nearly 2 per cent stake in Tata Chem for over Rs 94 crore to Tata Sons.

In July, Tata Sons had increased its stake in Tata Steel through the preferential route - a development that had followed Tata Sons Chairman Mr Ratan Tata's address to shareholders at the AGM stating that the only safeguard against hostile takeovers was to increase the promoter's shareholding. - PTI

NIFTY 15TH SEP

NIFTY moving in an channel as shown in the above chart if can cross red line can target upper trendline of channel.If nifty fails to cross this red line we see some downside nifty in congestion range so trading has to be done with care, as break of this congestion either side can be big so trade with sl.
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rish