![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, January 16, 2005 |
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INVESTMENT WORLD INSIGHT
Equities for the long termAllocating more than 30 per cent of your portfolio to equities is not recommended now. Such a proportion would be justified only if the volatility of returns from debt increases considerably. This is likely when administered interest rates are cut sh arply. Till then, a dominant part of your long-term portfolio should be invested in small-savings schemes. More
RBI Governor did not link FIIs and volatility AUTOMOBILES AUTO TECH
Crumbling in, for your safetyMUTUAL FUNDS HDFC Prudence: Invest in small lots
STOCKS
Century Textiles: Long-term BuyAN investment can be considered in the stock of Century Textiles with a one-to-two year perspective as its profitability and scale of earnings could improve. Its revenues and earnings are dependent on the cement and textiles business. These ... More
Exide Industries: Hold
TAXATION
Weighed down by tax in securities transactionsTECHNICAL ANALYSIS Weakness ahead in Reliance Reliance Ind (Rs 513.4): The stock is yet to close above the crucial positive trigger level of Rs 548. Though it did move past this level on Monday, the break was not too convincing and the stock closed on a weak note at the end of the ... More
Nifty breaches key support levels
Focus of the week
Query corner TWO/THREE WHEELERS
How the 150cc models stack upECONOMICS Costs when you `hold' DERIVATIVES MARKETS Futures guide Futures: A futures contract is an agreement between two parties to buy or sell an underlying asset at a certain time in the future at a certain price. It has standardised date and month of delivery, quantity and price. Spot price: ... More
Options guide
Derivative contract FIXED DEPOSITS FD OPTIONS
Options for a yearJubilant Organosys: Investors can consider the fixed deposit programme of Jubilant Organosys for a one-year lock-in period. The minimum deposit is Rs 10,000 and both cumulative and non-cumulative options are available. The company ... More INTERVIEW
"We need more Rs 1,000-crore-plus funds""Fund size tends to grow with the markets. If you want the equity cult to grow in India, you cannot have limits on fund size. I would say that the number of Rs 1,000 crore funds needs to expand. If we have ten funds of this size, then funds will have a greater influence on the stock markets." More INCOME TAX
Tax relief for contributions to tsunami reliefPUBLIC OFFERS Swaraj Mazda: Accept and buy at lower levels
RIGHTS ISSUES
Dewan Housing Finance: InvestBOOKS
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In Depth Insurance Corner Simple Economics Tax Talk NRIs & Investment Avenues
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