The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, October 28, 2007

SIMPLE ECONOMICS
Lured by freebies
Consider this. You are a senior-level executive working for a mid-sized firm. You earn approximately Rs 3 lakh per month or Rs 10,000 per day. Saturdays and Sundays are holidays. So, you get paid on those days too, even if you do not work. The ... More

TAX TALK
Can my grandma claim exemption?
My grandmother sold her house property which was owned by her for more than 40 years. She invested the proceeds from the sale in capital gains accounts scheme with a nationalised bank before the due date ... More

IN FOCUS
No backdoor entry to Street party, please!
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AUTO FOCUS
Tata’s new and exciting Safari
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BOOK VALUE
Bank on feeling plus thinking when investing
What makes so many smart people feel so stupid? Investing, says Jason Zweig in ‘Your Money & Your Brain’ ( www.landmarkonthenet.com). The book is about ... More

PORTFOLIO MOVES
Taurus Starshare and UTI Infrastructure — Heavy on capital goods
The equity market is moving in highly volatile phases since the news on P-notes started to hit the headlines. The sectors and stocks that surged sharply in the past few months underwent huge intra-day swings. Compared to the previous weeks, a ... More

F & O OUTLOOK
Consider going short on Nifty future
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YOUNG INVESTOR
SMART MESSAGE
Avoid over-diversification
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COMMODITY CONCEPTS
Tariff as regulatory tool
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Chasing index returns
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