The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, January 03, 2002

Volatile movement
WEDNESDAY's trading activity witnessed volatile movement. During the initial hours of trading, the bears were in control of the market. Later, bulls took over and managed to gain from the day's trading. The market sentiment continues to remain ... More

ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANIES

SPA Cap handles large inflows
IN the hush-hush world of fund mobilisation, Mr Sandeep Parwal, head of the seemingly low-profile SPA Capital Services Ltd of Delhi, is someone who has single-handedly juggled between Rs 8,000 and 10,000 crore over the past couple of years. A ... More

REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS

SEBI gets more time to act on First Global

COMMENTARY

IT, 2-wheeler, cement stocks share day's honours
EVEN though the war fears have not receded completely between India and Pakistan, the mood of cautious optimism bolstered the BSE Sensex by 23.01 points (or 0.71 per cent) to close at 3269.16 points on Wednesday's trading. The Sensex opened for ... More

Long call on Satyam gainful?
DNESDAY's trading in the derivatives segment at the NSE saw continued demand for out-of-the-money index calls. The demand for equity options was, however, concentrated in the in-the-money calls. Here are some buy/sell strategies based on the ... More

Index influence on Wipro, HCL Tech
WIPRO and HCL Technologies are witnessing increased institutional activities in the last few trading sessions. One of the major factors for the increased activity is that both these scrips would be included in the two major stock indices this ... More

Stock Quotes
SE Diary

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Cellular penetration expected to double by December 2002

Corporation Bank cuts housing loan rates

LIC arm to buy GLFL Housing Fin portfolio

New Year sales gets lukewarm response

Health drinks, shampoo to drive FMCG

Spices exports drop by Rs 172 cr

In Depth
Inside Kashmir

Guide to derivatives

US-64

Looking back
Dec. 23-Dec. 29
6 members drop out of CSE race

Market on tenterhooks -- Re loses 15 paise

Markets turn weak as fear of war mounts