The Hindu Business Line : Friday, April 16, 2004

OFFHAND
Enthralling election
ELECTIONS in India never cease to enthrall. A dull moment there never is. True, the nerves of everyone involved — parties, candidates, media persons, officials — are frayed. There is plenty for them in every ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Quiet accumulation
SOME Kolkata-based punters were said to be accumulating shares of Infosys and Tata Motors. Infosys shares slipped on Thursday after rising sharply on Tuesday on surprise bonus-cum-dividend package from the company. Further, a foreign broking ... More

ON THE HEDGE
Negative outlook for GAIL, BoB
THE following strategies are based on Thursday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segments on the NSE: GAIL: The stock closed at Rs 239 in the spot market. The outlook appears negative. The downside price target is Rs 218. Buy ... More

SENSOR
Selling pressure leads to downslide
AFTER witnessing a sharp rise fuelled by the impressive results declared by Infosys on Tuesday, the markets had a rather less thrilling day on Thursday. The Sensex declined by about 61 points to close at 5843.97, down from 5904.52 points. The S&P More

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