In any developing nation, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) play a large role in enhancing the economy. A bulk of the manufacturing base is made up of SMEs and they contribute significantly to exports too. India too is no exception and the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) sector remains the largest employment generator as well as a significant contributor to industrial activity. 45% of the manufactured output in the country is thanks to MSMEs and these firms are also responsible for 40% of the exports. It also provides employment to 70 million people in the country and contributes 8% to the GDP of the nation.
“Whatever goes up comes down”. “After every bear there is a bull and after every bull there is a bear”. “After every correction, there is a recovery.” These are statements that are often told to retail investors to discourage them from the art of prediction. But those who are in the thick of action in the equity, currency or commodity markets, will always tell you that unpredictable and uncontrollable as the markets may seem, it is indeed possible to process the continuous flow of information and predict what holds in store for the markets. More often than not predictions by experts work out to be accurate and is even used effectively by business leaders.
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