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If your mantra and objective is “Money Money Money” and you have trying your luck in stock markets then you are at wrong place. At least current conditions are pointing in the similar direction. Stock markets have been devastated and concept of Money Money Money has gone as well.

Money Money Money is the favorite word or phrase for investors as well as traders but 2011 has taught us that stock markets are like a playground where you can’t play unless until you know the game and can’t win unless until you play by rules. Indian stock was doing well and post 2008, there was a euphoria among investors and policy makers who probably thought that India is immune to global issues and nothing can go wrong for Indian growth story.

Money Money Money is fine if we first put things in order. A thing like inflation which has now become a household term in India is merely because of mismanagement. Thousands of tons of food grains has been wasted and instead of working on fixing that, various governments have ignored the matter and RBI will simply increases the interest rates expecting things to settle.

Demand and Supply are the biggest factors influencing any market across the globe, but instead of fixing distribution channels and eliminating corruption which would eventually ease the state and the governments our governments have been trying to do everything else. Auto sales have fallen sharply which has never happened around the festive season of EID and Diwali. But this year was different, even festive season failed to cheer the people.

It is very important for our central bank and policy makers to understand that too much of interest rates raising and doing nothing at fixing basic system is causing all of this trouble and if they continue to move in the same direction, we may see a further downfall. Raising interest rates at this point of moment could be an option but only after doing everything else till then traders should stop saying Money Money Money.

This is an awesome market for long term investors but for short term traders especially those who don’t understand technical analysis should stay away from market. This market is not for short term traders who don’t understand stock charts and indicators. Mutual funds and Exchange traded funds are good bet for them but with a long term perspective.

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