The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, May 14, 2002

Money for nothing
LOTTERY has gone hi-tech with the introduction of computerised issue of tickets, with customers having a say in the choice of numbers, digit-by-digit, so that he can delude himself that he is making an informed or a reasoned choice. For the ... More

SAY CHEEK

Brandish thoughts
Everybody agrees that they had their eyes glued to the screen whenever Sachin blasted off the look-alike Lord's clock just as the Taliban pulled down the big Buddha, Hrithik did a dance number or Shah Rukh pranced about. More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Crompton up on real estate sale talk
THE share price of Crompton Greaves has been on the rise on market talks of sale of real estate. Sources in the market say that the company could have sold property to the tune of Rs 50 crore. The private sector electrical equipment ... More

ON THE HEDGE

Sell L&T May 200 call
THE bulls managed to gain some ground during Monday's trading in the spot market. Consequently, calls gained in value during the day. Here are some trading opportunities that traders can consider.

Options on cement major Larsen and ... More

SENSOR

Cement, auto stocks shine in volatile trading
SPURRED on by strengthening prices in select stocks, the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Sensex started off this week on a buoyant note. Although, it opened higher than the weekend's close, the Sensex was characterised by bouts of volatility through ... More

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