Financial planning:
Financial planning is the process for you to meet your financial goals keeping in mind your assets, liabilities, income expenses and price inflation together.
But do you really need financial planning. Not really if you have a machine at your home and you can print as much as money as you want. But that is not the case even with Mr. Mukesh Ambani or Mr. Bill Gates.
Everyone needs financial planning to answer questions like

How much do I need in ten years time to buy a house?
How much should I invest now to get that money in ten years?
What should be my return on investment?
What instruments would give me those kinds of returns.
Are the instruments suitable for me based on my risk tolerance and risk taking capacity?
How do I monitor the investments?

Many times people are not able to differentiate between risk tolerance and risk taking capacity and that is where expert financial planner comes in to picture. They help you differentiate between the above two and answer and implement all your questions above.
Financial planning includes

Investment planning
Risk Management and Insurance planning
Retirement planning
Tax planning and Estate planning

In case you wish to know more or avail this service please contact

Mr. Vivek Pandurang Datar
Flat no. 1 Mulund Chitralekha society
Deshmukh wadi Mithagar road
Mulund East Mumbai 400081

Phone 022- 21638988
Mobile 9322204430/ 9223237379

Technical Event® Details
State Bank Of India (STABAN:NSE)
Competitors: ICIBAN:NSE, RELIND:NSE,
UTIBAN:NSE, HDFBAN:NSE,
PUNBAN:NSE
Event Details for: Price Crosses Moving Average
A moving average is an indicator that shows the average value of a security's price over a period of time. This type of event occurs
when the price crosses a moving average. Three moving averages are supported: 21, 50 and 200 price bars. A price cross of a longer
moving average indicates a longer term signal. A bullish signal is generated when the price rises above its moving average and a
bearish signal is generated when the price falls below its moving average. More...
Event Date: Apr 15, 2009
Opportunity Type: Long-Term Bullish
Close Price: 1,303.25
Price Period: Daily
Volume: 4,606,891
Price crossed above the 200-day moving average.

Bank Shares

It is seems that the bank shares included in nifty are attracting the attention of the long term investors and following stocks are likely to perform better from this categary as these stocks are beaten down heavyly during the downtrend of last 6 monts

1) HDFC BANK Target for 12 months Rs. 1450.00

2) ICICI BANK Target for 12 months Rs. 870.00

3) SBI Target for 12 months Rs. 1800.00



For all these stock the potential downside is maximum 10%

While the upside targeted prise is return of 20% to 25 % on your capital