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Multi-Cap Fund from Sundaram MF
SUNDARAM Mutual has launched an open-ended equity fund, which will predominantly invest in small and mid-cap stocks. Only a small part of the Sundaram Small and Medium Indian Leading Equities' (SMILE) fund will be invested in large cap stocks ... More

ING Vysya to launch FMP schemes
This is a close-ended scheme that offers an investment plan with 450 days maturity. It would invest in a portfolio of government securities or highly rated corporate bonds maturing close to the maturity of the scheme so as to generate returns ... More

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS


Bears march ahead
BEARS extended their pressure over Thursday's trading activity. The sentiment reading of the tradable counters continues to remain bearish with no uptrend counters. In the normal course of trading on Friday, the prevailing bearish sentiment is ... More

STOCK EXCHANGES


BSE-IndoNext kicks off today
THE much-awaited BSE-IndoNext, the trading platform for mid-cap and small-cap companies, will kick off from tomorrow on the BSE with trading in over 500 companies. IndoNext is a joint effort of the BSE and the Federation of Indian Stock ... More

STOCK MARKETS


Sensex drops 91 points in choppy trading
THURSDAY was a day of struggle between the bulls and the bears. The extremely choppy trading session ended with the bears ensuring a 91-point drop in the Sensex. With the lack of any positive triggers, the markets opened weak and immediately ... More

Reliance on a different stroke
INDEX heavyweight Reliance Industries stock price has remained stable in the last two trading sessions despite sharp fall in major stock indices. Dealers said there are various reasons for it. One factor is that the market players are still ... More

The `peak' year for emerging markets
THE year 2004 clearly belonged to emerging markets. Benchmark indices in Asia and East Europe and South America outperformed most of the developed markets handsomely. And in the process, most of them peaked to lifetime highs. India figures in ... More

DERIVATIVES MARKETS


Dr Reddy's, BPCL may turn positive
THE following strategies are based on Wednesday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segment on the NSE. Dr Reddy's Labs: The stock closed at Rs 799 in the spot market. The outlook may turn positive if the stock moves above Rs 824. ... More

FOREIGN INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS


FIIs turn net sellers in all segments
AFTER a long time, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) turned into net sellers in all segments of the capital market on Wednesday. According to SEBI data, FIIs were net sellers in the equity, debt and derivatives market valued over Rs ... More

COMMENTARY


Bloodbath at the bourses continues
THE bloodbath at the stock markets continued into the second consecutive session on Thursday. The unmitigated bear hammering that was witnessed on Wednesday now looks to have been just the beginning of a rocky ride for the major stock market ... More
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