The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, November 14, 2002

Fewer cooks
WHEN there is a traffic jam, it is necessary to move long-parked vehicles. Likewise, when there are too many new players, pressure builds on veterans in the field to call it quits. Accounting rulemaking in the US has faced a similar situation and ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Gas talk pumps up interest in Reliance
Buying interest on the Reliance Industries has seemingly increased with huge volumes in the counter on Wednesday. According to market sources, both institutional and retail investors were flocking to the counter ever since Reliance declared a ... More

ON THE HEDGE

Tata Steel: Outlook negative
THE following are some buy/sell strategies based on Wednesday's trading in the derivatives segment at the NSE: Tata Steel: The outlook on the stock appears negative. The downside price projection is Rs 114, while the upside projection is ... More

SENSOR

Reliance maintains momentum in narrow trading
AFTER some recovery on Tuesday, the Sensex ended on a flat note on Wednesday. After opening on a firm note at 2972.35, the Sensex went on to touch a high of 2977.67. Profit-bookings coupled with absence of any positive triggers pulled the Sensex ... More

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