Dear Investor alert for you

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Dear investor 
alert for you
if you are investing in stock market  blindly  you must be aware of each and every
measures of stock market 
like

 Geopolitical tensions 
Political ( Indian politics )
Financial news ( around the world )
Trade tensions ( us/ china ) 
( US world leader/china want to become world leader buy hook or by crook )
I found nothing wrong in this

 everyone is fighting to come forward depends on how much we are aware
about  such situations

 sector effected  by all this mostly  before ( coronavirus )

 Auto
metal
oil
 travel - the worst hit
NBFC - the worst hit

 less effected

 healthcare 
IT
insurance
chemical
pharma
Fmcg 
paper
telecom 
media& entertainment 

change your focus on less effected sector 


 Data shows  all in the last 6 months  in upcoming days this will affect more after getting into all news and date with me (  all rating agencies / IMF/ world bank / big investment companies )

 investing is good but investing without knowledge is not good
even though the stock market is so risky tool to invest  some people have made big money with
tracking all  parameters 

  be alert be smart to  keep learning
My own  experience  ( Hemant pagi )
9898559842
Hemantpagi@gmail.com
tweeter id -hemantpagi2
lives -Gujarat ( Vadodara )



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