The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, December 31, 2002

Rejuvenating NATO
POST 9/11, the US' war against terror has reduced NATO to a political organisation, and also put a question mark on its future role in global affairs. The debate on NATO's waning influence in resolving political and military conflicts has ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

e-Serve Intl up on order talks
THE counter of business process outsourcing (BPO) company, e-Serve International, attracted some buying interest on Monday. According to dealers, large mutual funds were seen picking up the shares on the back of talks that the company is ... More

ON THE HEDGE

Construct January bull call-spread on Infosys, Nifty
THE following strategies are based on Monday's trading in the derivatives segment at the NSE: Equity option: The upside potential in Infosys is limited. The upside price target is Rs 4845, and the downside price target is Rs 4560. Note ... More

SENSOR

PSU stocks reel under pressure — Fertiliser, cement steal the show
AFTER a three-day uptrend, driven by Reliance Infocomm's limited mobility launch and expectation of a positive outcome in the Cabinet Committee meeting on Divestment held on Friday, the stock markets dipped into negative territory on the first ... More

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