Vikash
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More foreign and institutional investment. Apart from that in general the economy has grown and also people see real future growth potential in India. But Sensex is not the sole indication of the economic condition of the country. You have to see other indicators also, like GDP, Per capita etc. |
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bharath
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Since more people are interested in investment in Indian stocks and more money is pumping in to indian market - both Indian and foreign nationals |
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delta
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simple economics, demand and supply |
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Udit D
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strong fundamentals of india economy & coporate sector.Good half yearly results came & will come in next 15 days.
NO NEGATIVE FACTOR |
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vinayak g
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share prices are increasing for the following reasons:
1) If demand increase price increases, demand for blue chip company shares is increasing
2) Money supply is increasing, dollars are flooding in the market from overseas. In addition small investors are diverting their investment to stock market.
3) return in share market is higher than any other investment
4) Presently, liquidity is not a problem, you can cash your investment speedily
5) People feel that India is progressing fast
6) There is a hope that the present government will complete its full term.
7) Financial results of corporations are better
8) Industrial production GDP growth is positive
9) Share market is based on sentiments and sentiments are positive
10) Speculations (Satta)
These are the obvious reasons for increase in sensex. |
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Pintu
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more demand less supply |
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sandevyl
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FII's are pumping more money into the Indian Market. The Indian Economy is on the rise. Re has appreciated a lot against the dollar, hence the it makes more sense for the foreigh institutions to put more money into the Indian Market.
If you track the stock market closely, you will see that only the Large Caps (Reliance, SBI, ONGC) have performed better, while the IT companies are being hit. This is also because of the appreciation of Re against the dollar. |
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yulianto ?
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Because business is also increasing, profit will also increase, then share price will also increase. |
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jithika
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aggregate supply increases aggregate demand will also increases so the share market will increase. |
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AssafP
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When more people want to buy a product, and there isn't enough supply to fill that demand, the sellers know they have the upper hand and raise the price of the product - they know there will be a buyer who is willing to pay that price. The same goes to stocks, which in many ways is no different than other products on the market.
If the sellers exaggerate and demand a price which is too high than the buyers limit, the demand will decrease and the sellers (who still want to sell their stocks) will have no option but to lower their requested price. |
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parsar
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due to the heavy investment made by the fii in india. they are buying the stocks at this rate . |
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pranav
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now our country is developing . if there will be no rise in share market ours economy will be affected |
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sreenu
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the asian market is now on fire
the average GDP of the asian countries is growing with 23%
in world the fastest growing countries are 6 in asia
so the friendly relation with other coumtries market is raising & exchange of forigen currency is flowing in india
the total world markets is on raising
the value of rupee is now become 38/- from 45/- at 5 years back
the bears who use for selling is not enough to do that because of raise of prices of some industries like relaience,ongc,infosys tcs etc |
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deepika
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Since most of the stocks are not going down
as simple as that |
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Frank Castle
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Because more people is buying shares each day.
Some people actually buy at least one share each week to save enough money for Harvard and they start as soon as their baby is born. |
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