The Hindu Business Line : Friday, April 23, 2004

OFFHAND
Guru watching
SOME watch stars, some wild life, some birds, some jailbirds. I avidly watch the management gurus whose gaggle provides humankind with no end of entertainment. The concoction made out of their cerebral fermentation ... More

MICROSCOPE
Satyam aided by volume growth, stable pricing
BUOYED by good volume growth and stable pricing environment, Satyam Computers has turned in an encouraging performance for the second successive quarter ended March 31, 2004. However, rupee appreciation towards the close of the latest quarter ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Institutional appeal
THE counter of MTNL was on the buy list of several institutional investors on Thursday. Dealers said the interest in the stock has re-emerged, with most of the buying coming from institutional investors. The volume in the counter also doubled ... More

ON THE HEDGE
GAIL: Outlook positive, buy May futures
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 238 in the spot market. The primary trend appears positive but the stock could see some downside ... More

SENSOR
Cement, pharma, auto stocks prop up Sensex
THE positive sentiment following the recent exit poll results continued on Thursday. For the third consecutive day, the markets have closed in the positive territory. Cement stocks dominated the show, while select pharma and auto stocks ruled ... More

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