Angel Broking, one of India’s prominent retail stock broking firms, has been in the forefront of investor education programs for several years. Encouraged by the responses it has got and taking forward its commitment to spread awareness among various classes of investors, it is now conducting a mega investor education seminar in Mumbai called “Post Budget Investment opportunities FY’08″on March 10, 2007″.

This is one among many more such events that it plans to conductacross th e country to spread an awareness of various wealth creation opportunities that exist during the post-budget scenario. Angel recognizes the fact that it is in such times that an investor is in dire need of advice and guidance. Such events would provide the investors with a platform to interact and exchange ideas with industry experts and practitioners.

Angel provides personalized services to its retail investors with its various value-added products such as Portfolio Advisory & Management Services and various other wealth management products including distribution of mutual funds backed by sound research. Angel has a proven track record of over five years in this wealth management space.

These seminars will guide participants on how to make the right investments at the right time, and inform them of the various
opportunities that could present themselves with in the equity and commodity markets in the year ahead. Angel has also tied up with Multi-Commodity Exchange (MCX), a premier commodity exchange in India to educate investors about investing in commodities as a new asset class.

Announcing this initiative, Mr. Dinesh Thakkar, Chairman and Managing Director of Angel Broking said, “India is the second fastest growing economy in the world. Due to its low base of economy compared to its population, it has a big advantage and every prospect of sustaining the growth rate of 8% a year, despite concerns about a slowdown of the global economy. Barring a few concerns about inflation, the macroeconomic factors responsible for the secular Bull Run remain intact.”