Nifty Closed Above its Resistance 4095.RSI Witnessed bounce back from its triger line Whereas MACD gave positive crossover with its trigger line shows bullish pattern.Support at 4100 Resistance around 4230.

BUY ICICIBANK Support 606 TGT 668-691.

Out of given three levels -`BSE 13,786`, `F&O Nifty 4,080` and `RIL 2,140` two levels have been crossed whose impact can be seen on wednesday.

Investors to be cautious for two to three days as government will face confidence motion in parliament and the market may give cautious approach or make some correction.

After the clearance of confidence motion government will start working on further liberalization and controlling inflation, in that scenario our market will give positive trend.

Why do investors buy shares?

Diversification‘Don’t put all your egg in one basket is one of the most famous sayings about successful investing. There is cycle for markets in shares and property. Some investors are entrap for investing all their capital into one beneficial stock which is at its peak, and then observe another asset takes off without them. Rather than trying to ‘time the market’, it is superior to broaden your horizons, scattering your peril, and take pleasure in the upsurges in markets hyhmbecause you are already in them.
Better returns over the long-term.

It is also observed that a long-term investment have the probability to offer healthier returns after tax in comparison to other major investment. Though it is understood that past performance is not assured for the future returns. In comparison to long-term investment the price with periods of short-term precariousness, where prices can go up or down very quickly. It is generally important to accept a standard to long-term investment view of five years or more.
Shares for capital growth.

The general rise in the cost of living is represented by Inflation. If your investments do not have any capital growth, your money will buy less in the future than it does now. People invest in shares because they offer the possibility that their price will rise. Owning a share with a rising value allows you to grow your investment. In addition to rising share prices, dividends and dividend re-investment plans can multiply the capital growth effect of a share investment. Shares for dividend income.

The allotment of a company’s net profit to shareholders is called dividend. It is a reward for shareholders. Dividend capitulate differ seriously from company to company. The companies at the developing stage provide a low dividend yield while other, more established companies might provide a higher dividend yield. Some companies offer dividend re-investment plans. This allows investors to use dividends to purchase additional shares. This process lets you reinvest earnings into new shares.

Tax benefits.

Shares enjoy very good taxation benefits in comparison to most other investments.

Financial control.

Flexibility and liquidity are key advantages of shares. It is easy and relatively cheap to buy and sell small amounts of shares to free up some cash, rebalance your portfolio or simply lock-in a profit. Many people appreciate how easy it is to invest in shares. There’s no conveyance cost, stamp duty or ongoing expenses. You can do everything over the internet if you wish, and brokerage fees are much lower than typical real estate agent fees. A good approach is to start small, buying shares in companies you know, and take the time to learn as you go. It is easy to gear an investment in shares. You can often borrow up to 70% of their value and dividends can be used to offset the interest payable. So shares can provide leveraged returns.