Weekly Round Up 4th October 2013

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5th October 2013

Weekly Round Up  Week Ended 4th October 2013   Hi Promofree Weekly Round Up gives you all the analysis and reports published by us during the week. Friday Podcast 4th October 2013 FII’s are Just Another Investor Class and should be Treated as Such The word FII (Foreign Institutional Investors) has many different connotations. The government and the RBI look at FII as an external capital source and hence place restrictions on their investment in Indian Rupee (INR) assets. Indian institutional and retail investors have a love hate relationship with FII as one way inflows take up asset prices and vice versa. click here to listen to the podcast Equity Investment Tutorial 48 Introduction to Derivatives Derivatives are defined as instruments that derive value from underlying assets. Equity derivatives are defined as financial instruments that derive value from the underlying asset of equity shares. click here to read full analysis Equity Investments Tutorial 47 Automobile Industry – Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and Auto Component Manufacturers (ACM) The Original Equipment Manufacturers referred to as the OEMs are the vehicle producers that manufacture and assemble passenger cars, utility vehicles, commercial vehicles, two wheelers and three wheelers. click here to read full analysis Video on Ravi Series on Personal Finance Should You Buy The Second Home? Ravi is a hard working professional who wants to take the right financial decisions for securing his and his family’s future. His friend who is a market professional and who wants to do the best for Ravi helps him in his day to day decisions on financial matters. click here to watch the video Currency Article General  CAD 2013-14 - The INR could see a strong October – December 2013 Quarter The Indian Rupee (INR) fell over 5% against the US Dollar in the July-September 2013 period. The INR touched all time lows of Rs 68.80 on the 28th of August 2013, before appreciating to levels of Rs 62.57 as of end September 2013. The INR could well continue on its uptrend in the October – December 2013 quarter. click here to read full analysis Market Movement Analysis October 2013 Central Bank policies and second quarter results to drive markets in October 2013 The Sensex and the Nifty gained 7.21% and 7.84% respectively due to the Fed’s policy decision but lost momentum due to the repo rate hike by the RBI. The Fed’s decision to continue with the stimulus restored confidence in the emerging market assets. click here to read full analysis Weekly Fixed Income Market Analysis High ICDR will force RBI to roll back liquidity measures before 29th October Policy Review The bond market listened to the RBI and bid at market levels in the Rs 14,000 crores government bond auction held on the 27th of September. The auction saw bid to cover ratio at 2.2 times auction size and devolvement on Primary Dealers was negligible. click here to read full analysis Weekly Equity Market Analysis Markets Correct on aftereffects of Repo rate Hike by the RBI The Sensex and the Nifty declined 2.65% and 2.98% respectively in the last week primarily led by the Bank stocks due to effect of the repo rate hike to 7.5% by the RBI and no possibility of an interest rate cut in the immediate future on inflationary concerns. The Bank stocks declined due to the possibility of an increase in the non-performing assets on account of the rate hike. click here to read full analysis Arjun Parthasarathy www.investorsareidiots.com arjun@investorsareidiots.com Information herein is believed to be reliable but the editor of Investors are Idiots.com Arjun Parthasarathy does not warrant its completeness or accuracy. Opinions and estimates are subject to change without notice. This information is not intended as an offer or solicitation for the purchase or sale of any financial instrument. The financial markets are inherently risky and it is assumed that those who trade these markets are fully aware of the risk of real loss involved. Unauthorized copying, distribution or sale of this publication is strictly prohibited. The author of the articles may have investments in instruments that are the subject of the articles. © InvestorsAreIdiots.com. All rights reserved. Not interested in receiving emails from us? Click to unsubscribe.