The Investor Street Confidence Index or the ISCI takes into account more than 40 parameters while analyzing and rating the top sectors in the country.
Based on this we have rated the following sectors for the near term outlook. The rating is on a scale of 5 where a higher rating signifies more investor confidence towards the sector. The findings of the ISCI are as follows:
Investor Street is overweight on Power & Infrastructure and these two sectors would be the front runners during the upswing. Post March 2010, Real Estate could witness the maximum inflow coming in and the economy is expected to be at the peak of the recovery mode post November 2010.
We advise investors to stay away from IT and Oil & Gas for the near term. Fresh positions in Power and Infrastructure can be taken with a horizon of 12-18 months.
Based on this we have rated the following sectors for the near term outlook. The rating is on a scale of 5 where a higher rating signifies more investor confidence towards the sector. The findings of the ISCI are as follows:
Investor Street is overweight on Power & Infrastructure and these two sectors would be the front runners during the upswing. Post March 2010, Real Estate could witness the maximum inflow coming in and the economy is expected to be at the peak of the recovery mode post November 2010.We advise investors to stay away from IT and Oil & Gas for the near term. Fresh positions in Power and Infrastructure can be taken with a horizon of 12-18 months.
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