The Hindu Business Line : Monday, July 22, 2002

Securities thru `SPEED-e at Geojit
THE Kochi-based Geojit Securities has created a new benchmark with the security pay-ins delivered through its NSDL-sponsored `SPEED-e' Internet trading platform constituting as much as 25 per cent of the aggregate deals transacted by the ... More

MUTUAL FUNDS

Investors turning to fixed income products — It's portfolio review time for funds
FOR well over two years, especially since the end of the last equity boom, mutual fund investors have been indulging themselves a lot in fixed income — a fact that has dominated conversation in investment circles. CEOs of leading fund ... More

STOCK MARKETS

`Drop in opening of new DP accounts'
THE drastic decline in the number of requests for new client account openings with depository participants (DPs) across the country is indicative of the less than enthusiastic investor sentiment pervading the secondary markets, according to Mr C. ... More

COMMENTARY

Damp sentiment likely to continue
THE market generally lay low last week and is likely to remain infirm this week also. A truant monsoon and the killings in Jammu induced an undertone of panic early last week from which it did not recover. To top it all, the sliding US market ... More

Mixed feeling for Indian counters
DISAPPOINTING forecasts, accounting maladies, regulatory probes... what else is needed for the beleaguered US markets to seek new lower levels? With more and more investors revolted by the recent stinking revelations, the Dow Jones Industrial ... More

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