![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, October 23, 2005 |
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MARKETS OPEN OFFERS Sangam India: Reject MUTUAL FUNDS Kotak Mid-Cap: Hold UNITHOLDERS of Kotak Mid-Cap can retain their holdings. The fund has delivered a return of 32 per cent since its launch in February. Its performance over the past six months closely matches that of several new mid-cap funds launched over the past ... More
Standard Chartered Classic Equity: Hold
FT India Life Stage Fund of Funds: Invest
Dividend spree from MFs
FUND TALK
PORTFOLIO MOVES STOCKS Mid-caps: Going beyond their face value Contrary to the popular notion, mid-cap stocks are not instant money-spinners. They are only for the patient investor and require a fairly long investment horizon. More TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Query Corner Should I hold or sell Ennore Foundries bought at Rs 190? Shridhar Bhat Ennore Foundries (Rs 143.6): Though there is a possibility of a rally to Rs 165-170, such a pull back would be in the nature of a technical correction. ... More
Positive short-term outlook
Moderate upside in pivotal stocks
Focus of the week STOCK MARKETS Behind the correction Global reasons dominate Global linkages, and not fundamentals, are causing undue volatility in stock prices in the short term. Domestic investors, too, seem partly to blame as their entire behaviour is reactive. Better industrial performance and higher economic growth can b reak this cycle, but fiscal and monetary policies should facilitate the right environment for this. More DERIVATIVES MARKETS `Derivatives require more attention than small stocks' A more urgent focus is required on the effect of a huge derivatives market on the cash market given the magnitude of open positions and contracts. More
F&O POINTERS
Suzlon makes debut REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS Letter of offer and pricing The shares of the target company will be deemed to be infrequently traded if the annualised trading turnover in that share during the preceding six calendar months prior to the month in which the Public Announcement is made is less than 5 per cent (b y number of shares) of the listed shares. More RECOMMENDATION Crisil: Buy Crisil's acquisitions are proving to be significantly accretive to earnings making the stock attractive from the valuation perspective. Crisil is into a number of businesses such as rating of debt instruments, infrastructure advisory, fund ... More
Zee Telefilms: Sell
Wendt India: Reject
Yes Bank: Buy
APW President Systems: Invest
TVS Srichakra: Book profits
Petronet LNG: Hold IPOS Bannari Amman Spinning: Invest at cut-off
Vikash Metal and Power: Avoid
PBA Infrastructure: Invest PUBLIC OFFER
Banks account for bulk of equity market mobilisationOVER the past decade, the banking segment has remained the single largest consumer of capital from the domestic markets. Out of every Rs 100 invested in capital offers, at least Rs 40 would have been invested in a bank. That is, barring ... More Stock Quotes SE Diary Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Focus Indian Aviation: Sky is the limit Stock splits India Inc's bonus bonanza Dabhol power regenerated Sethusamudram Canal Project India Inc's overseas acquisition
In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Tax Talk
Looking back Oct. 16-Oct. 22 SBI Caps to tap rural biz through parent's network Is it now a season for dividends? Long-term gilt funds face reversal in investor mood Black Monday revisited |
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