![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, January 01, 2006 |
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MARKETS INVESTMENT BANKING Worbus forays into investment banking THE Pune-based Worbus Management Consultants Ltd has launched investment banking services in India. With a fund access of more than $150 million for India for 2006, it intends to invest in the small and medium enterprise (SME) sector. Mr George ... More INVESTMENTS After eight years, the `dividend dogs' disappoint The Dogs-of-the-BSE 100 trailed the index returns in 2005 for the first time in nine years. Yet this is a strategy that can still deliver value. Our portfolio for 2006: SAIL, Chennai Petroleum, HPCL, Shipping Corporation, Vijaya Bank, GE Shipping, JS W Steel, Allahabad Bank, Tata Steel and ONGC. More INSIGHT
Investors had much to cheer in 2005It's a Sensex story all the way; large-caps made a big come-back WHAT a year it was! Just when investors had established a level of comfort with the Sensex at the 6,500-point level, the index once again proved its ability to pull off a surprise by closing out 2005 well past the 9,000-mark. Indeed, 2005 may ... More MUTUAL FUNDS PORTFOLIO MOVES Reliance Vision DIVERSIFIED funds with a bias for large-cap stocks may be better positioned to tackle volatile market and perform consistently. We take a look at how Reliance Vision, an open-ended equity fund with a diversified portfolio, managed its portfolio ... More
NFO mobilises Rs 25,000 cr in 2005 STOCKS Hits and misses Moderate your return expectations in 2006 and proactively book profits as and when the target rate of return is achieved. More STOCK MARKETS 2005: A sizzling year for stocks
SEBI GUIDE
Fundamentals vs technicals
Nifty poised at a critical level
Satyam embarks on an uptrend
Focus of the week
What do the charts portray?
Russia, South Korea sizzle
`Investors need not be deterred by zooming Sensex' DERIVATIVES MARKETS Nifty may start 2006 on positive note For the following week, we expect the Nifty to begin on firm note. If the Nifty sustains current levels, then it may touch 2890-2900 levels. More
Options guide RECOMMENDATION Great Eastern Shipping: Buy AN investment can be considered in Great Eastern Shipping (Rs 230) in the homestretch to the completion of the restructuring process. There could be value to be unlocked on the upside when the division of businesses is complete and shares of the ... More
Nalco: Hold
Bajaj Auto: Hold
Spinning companies: Weave in a few
Larsen & Toubro: Buy
Templeton India Growth: Invest
NDTV: Buy
Reliance Diversified Power Sector Fund: Hold
Dena Bank: Buy OUTLOOK Bulls, `charged' for 2006 Pockets of out-performers likely THE equity market in 2005 has seen a dream run, but the equity experts we talked to are unanimous that this will be impossible to repeat. While they are all bullish on the Indian economy and say that continuing FII inflow and increased retail ... More
Valuation below long-term average
Investors must look beyond a one-year period
Handle volatile market with care Stock Quotes SE Diary Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Focus Dynamic Tirupur Trends in IT - 2005 FDI in retail sector Indian Aviation: Sky is the limit India Inc's bonus bonanza India Inc's overseas acquisition
In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Tax Talk
Looking back Dec. 25-Dec. 31 It's now time for stock-taking New set of fund managers at UTI Fund managers call for better look at fixed-income market Sense from Sensex Don't just keep count, keep abreast Special one-hour trading in Reliance on Jan 18 for index management Sense from Sensex Removing infrastructural bottlenecks UTI AMC plans to buy tech firm Sponsor-banks to lend marketing support too Thanks to bull run, 161 cos move from small to mid-cap segment `Graduation to continue in 2006 too' |
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