Shailesh Desai

Some of the important points to remember related to the Countrywise domestic investors participation rates in the domestic equity market: 1. Japanese are highly risk averse with households holding only 6% of their total assets in stocks compared with 33% in the U.S. and 15% in Europe according to the Bank of Japan. 2. Among the developed countries, Australia has the participation rate at over 40% and Belgium has the lowest rate at 5.0%.  3. At 26%, the U.S. has a high participate rate relative to most developed countries.  4. Emerging countries such as India and Turkey have very low participation rates.  5. Investors in Nordic countries trust the stock markets more than their European counterparts in countries like France, Germany, Italy, etc.  6. Rich households always have high participation rates. Poor and middle-class households always have lower participation rates according to one study.  7. The data shown in the above chart are for the period from 1997 to 2000 and only represent

  Skybus Several safety features, which are developed as technology initiatives for Konkan Railway operation and also innovative developments made specifically for SkyBus Metro, are given below.   1.     DERAILMENT ARRESTERS The bogies are equipped with Derailment Arresters. The Derailment Arresters, which are instrumented solid rubber wheels, are connected to the 20 journals of the wheel sets of bogies projecting upwards (inside the concrete structure) leaving a gap of 15 mm to 20 mm between the rubber wheels and the surface of the concrete box top . During normal running conditions, these rubber wheels of the Derailment Arresters do not touch the inner roof of the concrete box maintaining the gap. When a running wheel of a bogie tends to leave the rail (i.e. when a running wheel climbs or wheel axle rises leading to derailment), before the flange clears the rail top, the rubber wheel of the Derailment Arresters attached over that erring bogie wheel touches the roof’s bottom ins

Technical analysts believe that investors collectively repeat the behaviour of the investors that preceded them. "Everyone wants to in on the next RELIANCE" "If this stock ever gets to around ₹900 again, I will buy it" "This company's Steps & Powerful Motto will revolutionize in industry, therefore this stock will SKYROCKET" "Wow JIO….!! De Dana Dan…!! Buy Reliance again & again at every dip if u got chance" – these are all examples of investor sentiment repeating itself. To a technician, the emotions in the market may be irrational, but they really exist. Because Investor's behaviour repeats itself so often, technicians believe that recognizable and predictable price patterns will develop on a chart definitely again & again. Technical analysis is not limited to charting & Indicators which shows you buy or sell signals directly, but it always considers price trends, Investors Sentiments & Market Conditions.