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COLUMNS MICROMOTIVES: Trade set-ups: Options for the downturn The Indian stock market has been starved of positive developments for sometime now. It was, therefore, not surprising to some when the stock market climbed up, perhaps, as a response to the ruling party surviving the trust vote. There are, ... YOUNG INVESTOR: Reading the economy’s pulse Before you get down to building a portfolio you need to know how to pick a stock. This is where the EIC analysis — Economic Analysis, Industry Analysis and Company Analysis — comes in handy. ... BOOK VALUE: Economic growth does not guarantee good returns The developed world – comprising the US, Canada, Western Europe, Japan, Australia and New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan, and Hong Kong – contains less than 15 per cent of the world’s population, yet it produces over ... TAX TALK: Claiming deduction on education loan I am a retired Central Government employee. For the financial year 2007-08, I have only interest income from bank and post office for which tax has been deducted at source. ... SIMPLE ECONOMICS: Why gifts are socially efficient A friend picked up an argument with me over my article in this column last week. It was about how birthdays can be depressing when you do not get want you want. My friend contends that cash is always the best form of gift. That way the ... YOUNG INVESTOR: Investment Nuggets Known for his proficiency in emerging markets, Mark Mobius, Executive Chairman of Templeton, guides the judgment of many fund managers across globe. Joining Templeton in 1987 as president of the Templeton Emerging Markets ...
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