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'Small towns more active on stock markets' - Business Standard
'Small towns more active on stock markets' Business Standard Commenting on the Indian stock market, Rathi said retail investors would benefits only if their investment horizon was at least 5 years and not a few months. Speculators and those who invested money on purely hearsay and without proper research might ... |
Indian shares seen up; Hindustan Unilever may rise - Reuters
 Bloomberg | Indian shares seen up; Hindustan Unilever may rise Reuters The Nifty India stock futures traded in Singapore were up 0.96 percent, pointing to a higher opening for the Indian market. Hindustan Unilever, India's largest consumer goods maker and a unit of Anglo-Dutch conglomerate Unilever Plc, could rise on ... Sensex Index Extends Five-Week Rally on Rupee's Gain, US Jobs Recovery Low-hanging fruit Sensex gains momentum; DLF, SBI, Sterlite, Cipla up |
Stock market expected to continue upward journey this week - Economic Times
Stock market expected to continue upward journey this week Economic Times NEW DELHI: Indian indices are expected to continue their winning streak this week on the back of renewed buying interest from foreign institutional investors and encouraging US jobs data, but the fag-end of the week may see some profit-booking by ... |
Sensex beats forecasts for '12 in a month - mydigitalfc.com
 Moneycontrol.com | Sensex beats forecasts for '12 in a month mydigitalfc.com By Ravi Ranjan Prasad Feb 05 2012 , Mumbai The New Year rally on Indian stock markets have taken most analysts by surprise as the liquidity-gush propelled the benchmark equity indices by over 15 per cent, much above the 2012-end target set by most ... Sensex opens 200 pts higher on strong global cues |
Market rally likely to continue - Livemint
Market rally likely to continue Livemint At home, positive sentiment continues for Indian bourses as CLSA raised the weight for India in its Asia-Pacific ex-Japan relative-return portfolio by one percentage point to 9%, citing prospects for a continuation of a stock market rally, ... |
Market indices plateau off - MSN India
 Hindu Business Line | Market indices plateau off MSN India Indian stock markets plateau off. BSE Sensex is up 2 points. Realty and healthcare stocks are the biggest gainers. After starting the day on a flat note, Indian stock markets continued to remain range-bound in the last two trading hours. Sensex ends at 12-week high Index Outlook: Market strides forward Sensex soars past 17600 points; registers 5th weekly gain |
Uncetrain stock market: Opt for mix of top-down strategy & bottom-up approach ... - Economic Times
Uncetrain stock market: Opt for mix of top-down strategy & bottom-up approach ... Economic Times For long, investors and experts have debated the ideal approach to stock picking-the top-down approach or a bottom-up strategy-but what should one do in the current market condition? Let us understand how these work and under what circumstances should ... |
Re rise to continue on global risk appetite - Daily News & Analysis
Re rise to continue on global risk appetite Daily News & Analysis By Gaurav Kapur | Place: Mumbai | Agency: DNA Financial markets extended their rally last week on sustained risk appetite. Confidence-boosting hopes of a global economic recovery grew stronger on robust figures for manufacturing and services PMIs ... |
Tulsian's multibaggers: Ajanta Pharma, Insecticides India - Moneycontrol.com
Tulsian's multibaggers: Ajanta Pharma, Insecticides India Moneycontrol.com Tulsian finds this stock quite interesting, though the stock had a run-up in the last week; he says one can take a price target of Rs 500 in next six months. Insecticides India is his second pick for the day. The company has been consistently posting a ... |
Technology for All Won't Boost Stock Markets - Forbes
Technology for All Won't Boost Stock Markets Forbes This past week, in a discussion group with a top Indian tech executive, I raised the question: Isn't innovation for the mass market, by which we mean driving technology down to a price where billions can afford it, a ticket for valuation destruction? |
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