Budget 2009

Budget 2009

During the whole budget Mr. Pranab Mukherjee (FM) has a naughty smile on his face. However this was not due to the fact that he was hiding something which he can do from the remaining politicians and the other millions who watched the Budget eagerly.

The FM has very little head room to move. As he is the one on the fiscal side representing the Govnt. of India (GOI) and their measure on the Indian economic condition, he was squeezed into a corner from where he has to fight his way back into the center of attention.

India's increasing Fiscal Deficit, unfavorable Balance of Payments (BoP), and not so strong global currency are to be kept in mind for global evaluation. Domestic concers are like interest rates and inflation. However they all form a loop which add additional pressure on the FM to do what he wishes to do.

Just days before the Budget 2009 was presented, the Economic Survery 2009 (ES09) was tabled. According to the ES09, many huge expectations were built up. The biggest were from investors and traders of the stock market of India led by BSE and NSE brokers.

However expectations like....

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Budget 2009

Budget 2009

During the whole budget Mr. Pranab Mukherjee (FM) has a naughty smile on his face. However this was not due to the fact that he was hiding something which he can do from the remaining politicians and the other millions who watched the Budget eagerly.

The FM has very little head room to move. As he is the one on the fiscal side representing the Govnt. of India (GOI) and their measure on the Indian economic condition, he was squeezed into a corner from where he has to fight his way back into the center of attention.

India's increasing Fiscal Deficit, unfavorable Balance of Payments (BoP), and not so strong global currency are to be kept in mind for global evaluation. Domestic concers are like interest rates and inflation. However they all form a loop which add additional pressure on the FM to do what he wishes to do.

Just days before the Budget 2009 was presented, the Economic Survery 2009 (ES09) was tabled. According to the ES09, many huge expectations were built up. The biggest were from investors and traders of the stock market of India led by BSE and NSE brokers.

However expectations like....

Mubin Panjwani Blog

Good morning to all GSIFS'ians,

The updated blog site of Mubin Panjwani is http://mubinpanjwani.blogspot.com andhttp://mubinfpanjwani.blogspot.com

- Mubin Panjwani

GSIFS.com revamped and relaunched

Hello all GSIFS'ians,

We have great news for our fellow members. GSIFS will soon be revamped and relaunched very soon. We wish if you stay in touch through our blogs and notify all your colleagues who are interested in the same. GSIFS will be more efficient and more transparent and offer more services than ever before.

Like in past our track record was unmatched. We shall try to maintain our track record.

We wish to get the same support from all our members which we received in the past.

Thanking you,

Mubin Panjwani,
co-Founder, GSIFS.com

BUDGET 2008

Hello GSIFS'ians,

This is Mubin Panjwani, writing to the GSIFS family after a long time.

The Budget will be presented tomorrow. And If i were in your postition i would keep a close track on

1. Agriculture stocks
2. Fertilizer Stocks
3. Education Stocks
4. Infra Stocks (mostly rural)
5. Power stocks
6. Banking sector

Mubin Panjwani

Don’t Worry-Be A Happionaire!

The markets have been extremely volatile lately and several stocks have become much cheaper than what they were a few weeks ago. If something is good it always makes sense to buy cheap. Do not worry about stock prices-specially if they are lower than what you bought them at. Those with a few years of experience would very well know how things work and how it makes sense to buy when stocks are cheap.

I have bought more during this recent correction a few quality picks. The official blog for my book- Invest The Happionaire Way is finally ready! You can check it out at www.blog.happionaire.com

I would love to hear from all of you!
Keep smiling!


Yogesh Chabria

Hibernation Mode for GSIFS Premium!

I hope everybody entered the New Year in a safe and peaceful way. I know this might not be related to the world of investments or wealth creation, but the horrific incidents that happened in Mumbai and other parts of the country with women is a disgrace. May people be blessed with intelligence and the power to treat every human with respect. With what has been happening around us in society I am even more certain the wealth and money are not at all the only thing and much more needs to be done.

Over the past few months my focus has been moving towards education and sharing of ideas through The Happionaire Way. Even though it is possible to grow your investments simply by following the views and stocks ideas shared by us at GSIFS premium, I feel it if everybody has the power to choose stocks on their own they will be further rewarded.

It is better to learn fishing rather than simply eat the fish fished by us. I am a vegetarian and I mean that only as an analogy.

At the moment for all those who have sent e-mails regarding GSIFS Premium, we have put it in hibernation for new users and thus wouldn't be able to accept them. Previous users shall continue to be subscribed. However I would also like to add that if any user who is already a member feels that they are not getting what they want-you are most welcome to tell us and we shall certainly make sure we help you or give a refund in case we are unable to.

May you be blessed with abundance!

Yogesh Chabria

What Has Been Going On?

Firstly let me hope all of you are in the bet of health and have a smile on your face. I hope 2008 brings several more smiles.

I have been very occupied over the past few months with my book- Invest the Happionaire Way. Finally I am through with it and it should be out in a month or two. During this process I was unable to detect any new undervalued stories.

The last ones I detected have done well by the grace of God. My focus has been moving towards spreading more awareness and knowledge so that people can pick and detect companies on their own. This would be great because it would empower people with knowledge.

I in my small way have decided to take the path of informing retail investors in India that it is possible with knowledge to create wealth in a safe manner over a period of time. I know this might seem boring to people who like to trade constantly but I for some strange reason have always found it easier to invest rather than trade.

I once again apologize to the e-mails which have been unanswered. I hope what I have written for all of you would be helpful and good enough compensation for un-replied e-mails.

Wish all of you a very Happy New Year.

Yogesh Chabria

Warren Buffet's stock investing strategy

By Yogesh Chabria

The stock market has been hovering around the 19,000 to 20,000 mark for the last two weeks now. On one hand we have people celebrating the rapid rise of the Sensex. On the other hand, some feel left out for not being a part of this rally.

If we look closely, only a handful of index stocks have taken the market to these astronomical highs. Many small investors may not have gained much from this high. For instance, I know of people who have sold stocks such as RPL (Reliance Petroleum Limited) at Rs 100, a few months back and are feeling terrible -- because the price has crossed Rs 200 today. Had they remained invested, they could have benefited 100 per cent growth.

However, the fear of the market continues to persist. Investors constantly ask me, "Aren't prices just too high. Or can I invest at this time?"

Pick the bears

I just advise them to ignore the index and look for one rupee coins that are being sold for 50 paise. Even today, there are several sectors and companies with strong business fundamentals that have underperformed.

They have assets that are worth much more than the entire market cap and have great cash flows along with aggressive expansion plans. But their stock prices have not moved up.

Reason: the markets are imperfect in the short term. But eventually the fundamentals of such companies are quite likely to be discovered.

For instance, a while back this year, some folks invested in a company called Sesagoa, when the price stood at Rs 1,200. Very few were aware that it was a 'hot' stock. The price had stagnated for sometime, but it didn't matter to some because of its strong fundamentals and the iron ore mines it had. It was obvious that if the demand for steel goes up, iron ore prices will also rise.

Today Sesagoa's stock price is over Rs 3,500.

Similarly, even today no matter where the markets stands, you can always find companies that have a high value but low prices with excellent brand value too.

The best thing an investor should do in such a scenario is to look at sectors which have not participated in the rally at all. Look for companies with strong fundamentals and growing profits. Don't just follow the flock that are going up 10 per cent everyday. Instead look for one rupee coins that are being sold for 50 paise. It is one of the safest and least risky ways to create wealth.

One Rupee for 50 paise?

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The best Investment Is No Investment

Sometimes the best thing to do is do nothing. Lately markets have been very volatile with no clear direction. I know of many people who have gone bankrupt due to futures trading in scrips like RPL.

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