![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, February 05, 2006 |
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INVESTMENT WORLD STOCKS
Chettinad Cement: BuyEXPOSURES may be considered in Chettinad Cement Corporation (Rs 263), as it appears to hold potential to provide gains linked to fundamentals; it is also a potential participant in the consolidation process over the long term. Higher cement ... More
TVS Motor: Buy INVESTMENT QUOTIENT
Investment quiz4. Franklin Prima and Franklin Bluechip were the first open-end equity funds in India. Launched in 1993, they have an impressive track record. Name the fund manager who has been at the helm of these two funds for over a decade now. 5. Who were ... More OPEN OFFERS Telephoto Entertainments: Reject SHAREHOLDERS of Telephoto Entertainments can reject the open offer, as there is a possibility that the company's operations under the new promoter group could deliver value. The open offer is priced at Rs 19 per share. The stock has, over the ... More INSIGHT Gujarat Ambuja Cements Holcim's gateway to India Gujarat Ambuja: Hold ACC: Hold More
What drives Holcim's strategy
COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES A bright child as a labourer! MUTUAL FUNDS
Sundaram India Leadership: HoldUNITHOLDERS can retain Sundaram India Leadership Fund. Its performance has been impressive since its launch in July 2004 and, over the past year, it has delivered a return of about 75 per cent, beating the benchmark Sensex by about 25 percentage ... More
Birla MF launches Infrastructure Fund
Reliance Banking: Invest TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Near-term outlook turns weak for Nifty Preferred view: The week that passed by was a watershed as far as Nifty is concerned. The index moved past the psychological 3000-point mark during the week. It closed above it on Tuesday and could not hold on above this level on ... More
Pricey confluence
Focus of the week
Infosys, Satyam chart divergent patterns CARS
Safety minuses for sales plusTWO/THREE WHEELERS
Riding into a new market with PleasureSTOCK MARKETS Style benchmarks MY FRIEND'S father had parked some money with a portfolio management scheme . The Scheme has returned 40 per cent for a certain period in 2005 against a 25 per cent movement in the Nifty index. Naturally, my friend's father was overjoyed, as the ... More
DERIVATIVES MARKETS Nifty may drift LAST week we had indicated that a mixed outlook may be in store for the Nifty. We had indicated that the Nifty (spot) might go up to touch 3010-3015 points on the positive side and to 2865-75 on the downward side. In line with our expectation, ... More FIXED DEPOSITS FD OPTIONS Wheels India: Invest in cumulative option Wheels India: An investment can be considered in the FD options across tenures of Wheels India. The rate of 7.5 per cent on offer is attractive for a three-year period. Choose the cumulative option, as it would offer a slightly higher ... More INTERVIEW Prophetic IN October 2004, Mr Anil Singhvi, the then Executive Director (Finance) of Gujarat Ambuja Cements, spoke extensively to Business Line about the group's business strategy, especially its view on ACC and the bids by MNCs. He is now the ... More INCOME TAX
To file or not to fileIPOS
Sadbhav Engineering: Invest at cut-offINVESTORS with a long-term investment horizon can consider subscribing to the initial public offer of Sadbhav Engineering. At the price band of Rs 165-185, the price-earnings ratio works out to 9-10 times the expected FY-07 earnings on a post ... More
Sakuma Exports: Avoid BOOKS
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In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Tax Talk
Looking back Jan. 29-Feb. 4 Rally likely ahead of imminent correction `We expect earnings to grow at twice the GDP rate' Mr A. K. Sridhar, Chief Investment Officer, UTI Mutual Fund Keeping `mom-and-pop' in business Conflict of interests and investor responsibility Software mid-caps: Target for acquisitions |
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