The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, March 19, 2006

Long-short, the future of fund investing
Reliance Equity can be considered India's first hedge fund. It is also the largest ever offer made in the Indian market, though that is not necessarily an advantage. More

SIMPLE ECONOMICS

Exposure effect
My friend, who is a fairly successful trader, suffers from a certain bias. He will not buy a stock on which he has suffered a loss of more than 10 per cent in his previous trade. To give an example, he refused to buy VSNL recently because his ... More

TAX TALK

Taking stock of gifted shares
I was allotted 100 shares of a company at Rs 10 each in 1996. I got a bonus at 1:1 ratio in 2000. I currently hold 200 shares including the bonus. The current market price of the share is Rs 500 per share. If I were to gift these 200 shares to ... More

AUTO FOCUS

Toyota Camry — Refreshed, from inside and out
The new Camry retains that dignified, chauffeur-driven-by-default looks. But within the confines of that persona, Toyota has managed subtle adventurism in design. More

BOOK VALUE

To know a hedge fund when you see it
The most common measure of portfolio risk is standard deviation. More

QUESTION 'N' AUTO

Check out for Royal Enfield Thunderbird
I recently met with an accident and the right rear tail lamp panel of my car is broken. Is it possible to change the panel alone or will I have to change the whole light assembly. Can I go in for locally available parts? Will they be of the ... More

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