The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, May 04, 2002

In Nazis' footsteps
THE reference to Nazis and Nazism, which cropped up in the Lok Sabha debate on Tuesday, is extremely important for the nation because it relates to the perceived conduct of a political party that forms the core of the NDA Government at the ... More

E-DIMENSION

Gravy train to graveyards
OUAGADOUGOU may sound like mumbo-jumbo but it is the capital city of Burkina Faso, a country in Western Africa, north of Ghana. Burkina Faso means `the land of honest people' and the country was earlier known as Upper Volta. It is the world's ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Colour-Chem rises on open offer talk
THE stock of Colour-Chem on Friday was locked in the 20-per cent upper circuit filter. It ended at Rs 150.75 on the BSE and at Rs 152.40 on the NSE. Trading volumes were also sharply higher in the counter. Volumes on the BSE increased from 3,585 ... More

ON THE HEDGE

Selling Satyam 300 calls may pay
THE following are the buy/sell strategies based on the day's trading at the derivatives segment on the National Stock Exchange. Options on Satyam Computer were actively traded during the day. The May 300 call attracted some market interest ... More

SENSOR

Cement stocks, PNB attract buying interest
A strong undertone and optimism in the equity market triggered a marginal rise in indices. Buying in a variety of sectors saw the BSE Sensex end the day at 3380.61 points, higher by 8.05 points (0.24 per cent) in relation to the previous day's ... More

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Inside Kashmir

Guide to derivatives

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