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19/03/2020

PM's Advice.

1. Social Distancing the only Solutions. No Social Gathering.
2. Can't be Lackadaisical & Endanger Health.
3. Leave Home only When Necessary.
4. Seniors Above Age 60 Adviced to Stay Home.
5. It's Time for Janta Curfew from this Moment onwards.
6. Curfew for the People & By the People.
7. Janta Curfew will Test the Resolve of INDIA.
8. Janta Curfew will Prepare us for Challenge
9. Salute those Serving the Nation.
10. Don't put Pressure on System.
11. Take Advice from your Family Doctors on the Phone itself.
12. Avoid Non Essential Visit to Hospital. Please Postponse Visit to Hospitals.
13. Take due Care of People coming Home to Serve You. Think to Their Health too.
14. Assures Indians on Essential Services, No Shortage of Essential Servcies & Goods.
15. Don't Hoard Essential Goods.
16. There will be Difficulties, Don't Panic.
17. Supply Chain won't be Disturbed.
18. No Social Gathering, He has High Hope's & Collective Responsibility of Each & Everyone of us.
Jai Hind.

09/03/2020

Wishing You A Happy Holi

09/03/2020

Big time concern
*Coronavirus is spreading fast in developed countries. Italy saw 1492 new cases and 133 death in a day.
* US 10 Yrs treasury yield dropped to 0.5% first time, continuously making all time low.
*Crude oil price dipped to year 2004 level, Brent at $35
*Dow futures down by 1100 points.

04/03/2020

Why Travel Insurance ?

03/03/2020

US FED CUTS RATE

The global markets will bounce back and the corona impact is now gone for the time being

US FED cust rates by .50 and hence markets will bounce back.

They are just cutting down rates and hence one fear of slowdown is now serious .

For the time being markets will rejoice but it is just a tampering over the current situation.

The question is how long this rate reduction strategies will get growth for global economy.

Simply cutting down rates will not drive sales neither will increase borrowing when demand is slack.

The top line will not grow but yes some relief to bottom line.

Regards

Indraneel Sen Gupta

28/02/2020

India’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth in the October-December quarter of 2019 (Q3 of FY20) stood at 4.7 per cent, showed official data released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) on Friday. The data also showed that projections for economic growth in full FY20 had been retained at 5 per cent in the second advance estimates.

The rate of the country’s economic growth had stood at a six-year-low of 4.5 per cent in the previous quarter (Q2) and 6.6 per cent in the same quarter a year earlier (Q3 of FY19). India’s GDP growth in full FY19 had stood at 6.8 per cent.

The low rate of expansion in the economy seen in the December quarter was mostly an extension of the weak manufacturing, falling exports and weak consumer demand and private investment witnessed in the previous quarter against the backdrop of a global slowdown.

Gross value added (GVA) growth during the third quarter stood at 4.5 per cent, against 4.3 per cent in July-September quarter this year and 6.3 per cent in the December quarter of FY19.

28/02/2020

BLOOD BATH CAN BE EXPECTED
The market might witness more downfall as the virus spread seems to be beyond control

The places of new outbreak raises many question and one of the key point is that the virus strengthen when climate is cold.

Hence major part of many countries will be under cold climate which raises the threaten.

The US markets have slipped badly and more could happen as the virus expands.

Global supply chain and cost of production have already started indicating that profits will be negative in Q1 across the globe.

Global GDP cut downs will soon fall.

Today indian GDP numbers for 3rd Quarter will be released. Seems to be less exciting numbers and more pains.

Coming to investments well have wait and watch mode and split lumsum to get maximum benefit.This does not mean SIP.Invest lumsum as per lumsum .Shift from Debt to Equity gradually.

Regards
Indraneel Sen Gupta

27/02/2020

Sebi’s Mahalingam urged MFs to create a framework that makes them gauge liquidity risks in a timely manner and mitigate liquidity pressure during stress scenarios.

The regulator in the past had also asked the industry to focus more on driving the growth of direct plans