The BSE Sensex has already rallied 9-10 per cent so far in the month of May and most experts are confident that this is the starting of a long-term bull market and investors should buy right stocks and hold on to them for maximum returns.
Retail investors, who have largely stayed away from the Indian markets and have missed 20 per cent plus rally seen in the BSE Sensex since September when the BJP officially announced Narendra Modi as their Prime Ministerial candidate, may come back to the markets on the hopes of superior returns than other asset classes.
FIIs have poured in close to Rs 14,000 crore so far this month on the hopes that the new BJP government, which took charge earlier this week, will introduce pro-growth reforms to revive economy and boost investments.
Retail investors, who have largely stayed away from the Indian markets and have missed 20 per cent plus rally seen in the BSE Sensex since September when the BJP officially announced Narendra Modi as their Prime Ministerial candidate, may come back to the markets on the hopes of superior returns than other asset classes.
FIIs have poured in close to Rs 14,000 crore so far this month on the hopes that the new BJP government, which took charge earlier this week, will introduce pro-growth reforms to revive economy and boost investments.
