Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Saturday, April 20, 2002
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MARKETS TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Bear onslaught BEARS were in total control of Friday's trading activity. Their dominance left the bulls with no opportunity to recover during the day. Bears made substantial gains during the day's trading. This resulted in changing the market sentiment reading ... More STOCK EXCHANGES NSE members sore over outmoded rules FAR away from the controversy over turnover fees, a bunch of norms, some of them ten years old and considered passe, is bugging the Association of NSE Members of India. ANMI is currently working on ways to list them out and present them before ... More
Separation of ownership, management -- SEBI amends Articles of 11 SEs STOCK MARKETS Atco Healthcare up on acquisition talk THE stock of Atco Healthcare has been in good demand since the beginning of this month. The stock has more than doubled from Rs 13.50 on April 1 to the Friday's closing price of Rs 28.95. The share was locked in the upper circuit on Friday but ... More
Interest in Jindal group scrips spurts DERIVATIVES MARKETS Satyam, Reliance: Price reversal in the offing TRADING sentiment in the derivatives segment was negative, as most equity and index calls ended lower on Friday. The following are some buy/sell strategies based on the day's trading: Equity options: Calls on Satyam ended lower in line ... More COMMENTARY Tech stocks sink as Wipro results disappoint THE stock market ended on a negative note on Friday following a meltdown in technology scrips. Most technology stocks slid after Wipro announced its results for the year ended 2002. The benchmark Bombay Stock Exchange Sensex dropped 1.65 per ... More Stock Quotes SE Diary Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Apr. 7-Apr. 13 Close end redemptions may drain UTI coffers MFs can invest 4 pc of assets in foreign papers -- SEBI fixes individual limit at $50 m Govt set to distance itself from UTI, give up powers -- Act amendment on the cards SEBI to decide on UTI schemes shortfall issue It's curtains for bank-sponsored MFs Suzuki set to take control of Maruti with 56% stake -- Rights issue renunciation almost finalised FII investment in telecom to be outside FDI cap UTI team to examine audit reports of 9 cos |
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