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SEBI panel moots lower demat charges for small investors
IN a bid to reduce the cost of operating dematerialised accounts, a Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) committee recommended that small investors be charged in proportion to the value of the trades and not on a per transaction basis. ... More

MUTUAL FUNDS
Equity fund NAVs in negative territory
NET asset values (NAVs) of equity funds have slipped into the negative territoryfor the week ended January 24. In the last seven days, only LIC MF growth fund and FT India AAF have shown positive NAVs. While the average monthly NAV for all ... More

Addl pay-outs for UTI's MIP-95 holders
SPECIAL undertaking of the Unit Trust of India (SUUTI) has decided to distribute additional pay out, post-maturity, to the unit holders of MIP-95. The pay out will be at the rate of Rs. 0.53 per unit on the monthly income option and Rs 1.30 per ... More

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Bull domination
BULLS extended their dominance over Tuesday's trading activity. Bears were unable to make any impact during the day's trading. The sentiment reading of the tradable counters stands bullish with no downtrend counters. Irrespective of bull or ... More

STOCK MARKETS
Sensex gains 176 points on SEBI's participatory notes clarification
THE stock prices bounced back sharply on Tuesday on back of the clarification by SEBI on participatory notes (PNs) on Friday. The market was not able to discount the full impact of PNs as the official clarification came after the market hours. ... More

Hindustan Inks back on buy list
AFTER a sharp dip last week in line with the overall market, the counter of Hindustan Inks and Resins is back on the buy list of select market players. On Tuesday, the stock gained 7.11 per cent at Rs 627.40 on BSE with volume of 23,823 shares ... More

GTL on the rise
THE GTL stock, recently off from the list of trade-to-trade counters, saw a rise in price and volumes on the major bourses on Tuesday. It closed at Rs 120.85 (Rs 115.95) and 25.71 lakh shares changed hands on the Bombay Stock Exchange. On the ... More

DERIVATIVES MARKETS
Hero Honda: Outlook positive, buy Feb futures
THE following strategies are based on Tuesday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segments on the NSE: NIIT: The stock closed Rs 11.50 higher at Rs 247 in the spot market. The outlook appears positive, but the uptrend will be ... More

COMMENTARY
Bulls gain for 2nd straight day
THE benchmark indices put up a good show on Tuesday, rising for the second consecutive day to close with handsome gains. SEBI's clarification on the participatory notes fuelled the rise. The BSE Sensex gained 3.03 per cent or 176.42 points to ... More


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