Hey I am a Financial Analyst based in India and hope you must have
heard about the hype surrounding emerging markets in your country. Let
me first give you a few facts about India. India is the second largest
growing economy in the world. It has large talent pool of English
speaking and IT - skilled people. Due to the low labor costs as
compared to other developed countries India has become now the
preferred destination for global outsourcing. This boom has put more
purchasing power in the Indian middle class with the demands of
consumer goods, real estate(especially single occupancy houses), and
luxury goods has blossomed. India is also proving metal in the
manufacturing sector with some of the Indian Brands like Tata Tea,
Bharat Forge, M & M ,Hero Honda ... setting global benchmarks. The
corporate sector is well supported by the government under the
prudence of PM Mr. Manmohan Singh a prudent economist. The man has to
his credit bring about financial reform in India paving way for
today?s growth way back in 1990 as his stint as Finance Minister. The
government is encouraging corporate India to think big and news of
$1-100 million dollars acquisitions made by Indian companies for
overseas foray is now banal. ICICI bank a leading private sector bank
has opened fully owned subsidiary in Canada. The entire back office
work is outsourced to low cost support in India. The bank has
transferred the savings thus made to the consumers by offering 35-75
basis points more than the local banks .The result the bank has
already enrolled 22000 customers and is opening 1500 new accounts per
week. Corporate India is full of such stories in the recent budget the
FM has stressed the need for rural India modernization. This has set a
new wave of infrastructure, telecommunication, power sector and
consumer goods boom.
In sum, the Indian economy is well in place and is poised to grow @
6-7% in the next decade. This is very strong figure as compared to
developed economies which grow at 2-3%. This growth is being reflected
in the Indian Stock Markets. The sensex of BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange)
the oldest Stock Exchange in India equivalent to NYSE in US has zoomed
100% from 4000 levels last may to 8000 levels as of today in
September. Even after such exponential rise the market still quote at
a P/E of 14 which is not expensive. The corporate India is expected to
grow @ 20% thus these leaves rooms for further appreciation in years
to come. Now my expertise as a financial consultant is tracking those
stocks which are unnoticed by the markets. There are close 5000
scripts trading on the sensex and detailed study on each one of them
is not possible. Over the last one year my recommendations have turned
out to be multibagers and investors making as much as 1500 -100% over
their initial investments. If you don?t believe this just check out
the link below giving the returns of some picks on the Indian bourses
over the last one year.
Hence I am proposing you to invest in the Indian Stock Market. Of
course you could invest in other emerging markets also like Brazil,
Korea etc. but investing in all the countries directly wouldn?t be
feasible and while taking the mutual fund route the returns will be
limited and would not be your goal. You can forward the money to our
company and will act as your proxy in India to invest in the equities
here. We charge a flat rate of 15% as operational - managerial costs.
I do realize to trust your life-time money with a stranger that too
from your soil but I can guarantee you return of 100% in a year?s time
frame. Also you can start by investing just 10% of your intial
targeted investment and as you gain confidence and trust in us you
could gradually increase the sum. If the above proposal is fine with
you then u can contact me on kriru@hotmail.com.
Hoping to hear from you soon. |