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INVESTMENT WORLD INSIGHT: 2009: An economy revitalised It was a year of ‘packages' for the Indian economy — with the Government going all out to spend its way out of the global downturn of 2008 which threatened to imperil domestic growth. Disbursal of Pay Commission arrears to ... TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: Index Outlook Awaiting the Santa Claus rally The pause at the threshold is so long-drawn that the Sensex appears frozen around 17,000. With even a stunner such as the Dubai debt fiasco scarcely causing a ripple in the market's serene mood, the index appears set to finish this year ... RECOMMENDATION: Consider bull call spread on Nifty INDEX STRATEGY. Traders can consider a bull call spread on Nifty by buying Nifty Dec 5,100 call, which closed the week at Rs 117 and selling Nifty Dec 5,300 call which closed at Rs 35. This bull spread will cost you Rs 83. The cost of setting ... INSIGHT: Choosing between options and futures Trading interest in options has gradually increased over time. Today, individual traders employ strategies ranging from buying plain-vanilla index calls to sophisticated strategies involving relative-value trades on equity options. Yet, it ... RECOMMENDATION: Bank Nifty appears weak STOCK STRATEGY. Bank Nifty (9,097.2): After touching its 52-week high recently, the index has been on a downtrend. The outlook appears negative as long as Bank Nifty stays ... STOCKS: Tata Steel: Hold Investors may consider holding on to their Tata Steel shares. Uncertainties at its acquired European operations have been the key challenge for this profitable integrated low-cost steel producer, whose Indian and South East operations continue ... IPOS: DB Corp – IPO: Invest Investors can consider subscribing to the initial public offer of DB Corp, a print media company that publishes the widely read Hindi daily, Dainik Bhaskar. Its strong regional footprint in the Hindi speaking states has enabled it to ... STOCKS: Federal Bank: Buy Investors with a penchant for risk can consider buying the Federal Bank stock at the current levels. The stock seems to be undervalued despite the bank displaying strong growth in earnings in the last ... RIGHTS ISSUE: City Union Bank — Rights Offer: Subscribe A very low offer price makes the 1:4 rights offering from City Union Bank a good investment proposition. The company expects to raise Rs 48 crore from the issue. At the rights offer at Rs 6 per share, which is at a 76 per cent discount to ... STOCKS: Techno Electric & Engineering: Buy REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS: Regulatory changes, unexpected and welcome Market regulators across the globe who laboured unceasingly through 2008 to restore sanity in plunging equity markets had it relatively easy in 2009. The mood in the stock market turned sunny as stocks rebounded sharply from March and ... MUTUAL FUNDS: Benchmark S&P 500 Fund: Invest With broader market valuations soaring to expensive levels, investors looking to participate in the equity market at this juncture may be better off investing in mid- or small-cap stocks, which are less expensive. However, doing so means ... PETROLEUM: Natural gas needs a boost Thanks to the Ambani brothers, gas is now a common drawing room discussion topic. Traditionally overshadowed by oil in the Indian mind space, gas nevertheless deserves the attention it ... FINANCIAL SERVICES: Get more out of the clicks Tired of all the paper work, both at home and office? Well, with investments at least you can heave a sigh of relief, thanks to e-broking services! An online share broking account offers all that an avid trader or a seasoned investor may ... STOCKS: Pivotals Reliance Industries (Rs 1,068.9) There was a steep plunge in RIL on Monday but the slide was stemmed at Rs 1,050 and the stock moved sideways thereafter. A spinning top candlestick pattern is apparent in the weekly chart denoting indecision. The medium-term up-trend ... INTERVIEW: ‘We expect a gradual decline in gilt yields' Sujoy K. Das, Head of Fixed Income, Bharti AXA Investment Managers, is a seasoned debt fund manager and has been managing fixed income funds since the year 2000. He shares his views on inflation, stimulus package and performance of the ... MUTUAL FUNDS: Dividend or growth? I am holding the following mutual funds: Fidelity Equity, Franklin India Flexi Cap, Reliance Diversified Power Sector, Reliance Natural Resources, Reliance Vision, HDFC Infrastructure, ...
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