The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, January 31, 2002

Marginal loss
BEARS dominated the initial hours of Wednesday's trading. During the wee hours, bulls managed to recoup most of their day's losses. Bears were left with marginal gains. The sentiment reading of the tradable counters changed in favour of the ... More

STOCK MARKETS

Steep fall in impact cost
FEARS that liquidity on the stock markets will disappear following the implementation of the rolling settlement since July 2001 appear to be unfounded. This is evident from the sharp fall in the impact cost between July and December 2001 for ... More

COMMENTARY

Infotech stocks lead market fall
THE markets continued their slow downward slide on Wednesday and even as share prices kept eroding, the volumes too drifted to lower levels. The `yo-yoing' in software stock prices was also a feature that resurfaced on the third trading session ... More

Ranbaxy up on molecule hopes?
AFTER a sterling performance from its US subsidiary and good quarterly results by the company itself, Ranbaxy Laboratories could be on the verge of joining the elite league of Indian companies that have licensed molecules. Market sources believe ... More

Writing Satyam calls still profitable
WEDNESDAY'S trading in the derivatives segment at the NSE saw most equity calls shed considerable value. Here are some buy/sell strategies based on the day's trading: Equity options: The January 260 calls on Satyam, which will expire on ... More

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Infosys forays into testing space

VSNL cuts annual rental for bandwidth lease

Re loses 12 paise

SBI net goes up three-fold in Q3

Treasury operations sparkle for banks

Western cow vs Third World farmer

In Depth
Inside Kashmir

Guide to derivatives

US-64

Looking back
Jan. 20-Jan. 26
SEBI panel moots early IPOs by MNCs, banks

Collective investment schemes -- SEBI relaxes norms for provisional registration

Bharti Tele prices IPO at Rs 45