The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, January 04, 2005

The sea hath fish for every man
POST tsunami, seafood has disappeared from restaurant menus in Sri Lanka, because reports say that people are afraid that any fish caught would have feasted on corpses. While such a fear may prevail on Indian coasts too, the Department of ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

D-Link India: Institutions' interest seen
COMPUTER hardware and networking company D-Link India witnessed rise in its stock price on Monday. It gained 8.33 per cent at Rs 129.45 on the BSE with volumes of 2.90 lakh shares; on the NSE, it closed at Rs 129, up 8.18 per cent, with 7.52 lakh ... More

ON THE HEDGE

Short-term trend reversal likely in Tata Tea, Hero Honda
THE following strategies are based on Monday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segments on the NSE. The positions are structured to take advantage of a possible short-term reversal in the underlying. The strategy is, hence, inherently ... More

SENSOR

2005 begins on promising note
THE New Year was greeted with enthusiasm by investors, with the benchmark indices continuing to soar well past old record highs. The first trading day of 2005 saw strong buying in both large- and mid-cap stocks. The onset of the earnings ... More

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