The Hindu Business Line : Monday, October 14, 2002

Will the cost benefits transfer to investor?
ARE we paying too much for our mutual funds? Never has this question assumed more importance than now. Especially so in the current context, marked as it is by what seems to be the market's renewed interest in costs, fees and expense ... More

STOCK MARKETS

Trading to be range-bound; undertone remains bullish
Wipro and VisualSoft Technologies are scheduled to declare their second quarter results this week. The market expects better quarter-on-quarter results from the two. More

Hero Honda: To kick-start?
THE Hero Honda stock could occupy centre-stage as it would be first major company from the two-wheeler sector to come up with earnings number. The company is scheduled to come up with its second quarter performance this week (October 18). Hero ... More

INTERVIEW

`Brand name is the strength' — Mr Milind Barve, Managing Director, HDFC Mutual
There are limited safe avenues for institutional investors today. Corporates which are generating cash surpluses over a period, FIs and banks, all have limited options to invest. So, while there is a lot of liquidity in the system, there are fewer in vestment options available. More

COMMENTARY

Infosys back to higher premium
THE US market at last was able to break the downward slide after failing six consecutive weeks. The rally came after Aetna Inc and Yahoo Inc announced better-than-expected results. Besides, General Electric Co also came out with decent numbers, ... More

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