The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, July 06, 2004

IMPRESSIONS
In bureaucrats we trust
POLITICIANS are supposed to believe in doing good to the public and accordingly lay down policies while the salaried bureaucrats are expected to implement them without fear or favour. This is yet another postulate which ... More

SAY CHEEK
Budget for dummies
AS expected, the latest reports speak of `stormy start' of the Budget session, with one side shouting `tainted' and the other not quite fainting. More predictable in Parliament news are words such as adjourned, uproar, deadlock, disrupt, slogans, ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Hero Honda rides on bonus hopes
RUMOURS of a bonus saw the counter of Hero Honda Motors witness sustained buying support on the bourses. Dealers said one could expect a run up in the stock price before the announcement of its Q1 numbers. The company is generally among the ... More

ON THE HEDGE
Tata Motors: Outlook negative, sell July futures
THE following strategies are based on Monday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segments on the NSE: Tata Motors: The stock closed at Rs 378 in the spot market. The outlook appears negative. The stock could find support at Rs 362. ... More

SENSOR
Stocks take a beating over Budget fears
THE stock market seems to have been already hit by Budget blues. Clubbed with the uncertainty associated with the policy direction that the Budget may take, some of the indicators given by the new Government regarding taxation and regulations for ... More

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