The Hindu Business Line : Friday, February 06, 2004

OFFHAND
Chance to come clean
BOTH the US President, Mr George Bush, and the British Prime Minister, Mr Tony Blair, yielding to the mounting pressure from within their own parties, not to mention their powerful political rivals and the restive ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Gains on active interest
IN yet another volatile trading day, the Infosys Technologies stock saw heavy volatility. However, at close the stock gained mainly on back of active buying from institutional investors. According to market talk, several funds sold heavily in ... More

ON THE HEDGE
ACC: Outlook negative, buy February 250 puts
THE following strategies are based on the spot and the derivatives segments on the NSE: ACC: The stock closed at Rs 255 in the spot market. The outlook appears negative. The downside price target is Rs 225. If the selling pressure ... More

SENSOR
Volatile trading marks the day
MARKETS witnessed volatile trading activity as the benchmark BSE Sensex turned bearish again on Thursday. Sensex dropped by 36.13 points (0.63 per cent) to close at 5720.63 points. The index opened marginally lower than the previous day's ... More

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