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Foreign Investors allowed to directly invest in Indian Equity Markets!

by Arun Prabhudesai on January 2, 2012 |

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2011 was not a very Happy year for investors in Indian Stock Markets – Indian as well as international investors lost money to the tune of lakh’s of crore rupees. Benchmark Index lost over 20% from the start of the year. This year though, Government is taking steps to turn around – The …

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3 Most Common Myths Amongst Stock Market Investors

by Viral Dholakia
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Many-a-times, stock market investors take their investment calls based on certain prejudiced views which are often erroneous in nature. However, such investors are reluctant to stop following the myths they traditionally believe in, unless they’re explained as to why their views are illogically supported. It is important that investors keep a realistic view of the [...]

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Mandatory 25% Public Holding Norm – What Does Investors Need to Know?

by Viral Dholakia
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Until now, traders and investors in blue-chip stocks based their buying/selling decisions for a particular stock based on fundamentals and/or technical view on the counter. However, from now on, the frenzy of speculation in these counters could as well be co-related with one more crucial aspect – the public float of the company. The government [...]

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Working 8 am to 5 pm ? How about Non-Stop?

by Viral Dholakia
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This post may sound a bit philosophical or probably stupid, but I wanted to put across this to readers to get your views. Why do stock exchanges have to work only from morning till evening? Are they doing anything physically in the evening to sign off the day? I agree, there is lot of mental [...]

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Have Indian Stock Markets Discounted Greece Crisis?

by Viral Dholakia
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Indian Benchmark indices slumped from 18000 odd levels to settle down at 16770 as on Friday’s closing for the week, down by 7% from the recent peaks. The slump was led by Metal stocks on back of slide in prices of base metals. No sooner the rating agencies sensed the intriguing troubles of Greek crisis, [...]

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Indian Stock Markets: From 18k to 17k in no time !

by Viral Dholakia
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Just a couple of weeks back I was contemplating to write about the journey of Indian stock markets with Sensex crossing 18000 levels. But, to my surprise, I am finding myself writing over here about journey of Sensex from 18000 to 17000 points, a steal of 1000 points from the recent peaks. Without any …

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Corporate India upbeat about Robust Earnings led by Infosys

by Viral Dholakia

Usually fundamentals take a backseat in the eyes of extreme market conditions. Sentiment led by fear and greed factors come on fore during pessimistic and optimistic times, respectively. However, when market enters a phase of normalcy and calm consolidation, fundamentals led by earnings performance and guidance gain more significance. As we approach second week of [...]

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Rupee Dollar Fight – Rupee back in limelight !

by Arun Prabhudesai
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Rupee has again started scaling heights  that we saw in 2007 & early 2008. I have been following Rupee Dollar exchange rates closely for a while now, and from what I can see 2010 mat well see rupee breaching the Rs. 40 mark once again. Like I have mentioned before, Rupee is inversely proportional …

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Finance Friday: The Fate of Low Floating-stock Counters – Valuation Crunch in NMDC FPO

by Viral Dholakia
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The Follow-on public offer (FPO) of the largest iron ore producer in the country National Minerals Development Corporation (NMDC) is currently open for subscription with a price band of Rs. 300-350 wherein the government plans to divest 8.38% stake in the market. The last date for subscription is today. Markets Way …

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Is the Rupee exchange rate inversely proportional to Stock market

by Arun Prabhudesai
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I have been following both US – Rupee exchange rate as well as stock market, and it is quite obvious that both of them are inversely proportional to each other. Have a look at these Charts of US dollar Vs Rupee exchange rate chart and Stock Markets for last 5 years Rupee Vs …

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SEBI gears up to introduce Equity Trading Through Mobile Phones Soon

by Ankit Agarwal
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SEBI is doing its best to be in sync with the dynamically changing marketplace.Off late, SEBI has introduced quite a few reforms in a bid to increase the volumes in the Indian Stock Market and make it easy for investors to trade.From increasing the trading hours to introducing trading of Mutual Fund’s through brokers, all [...]

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Is the Indian IT Sector set for a Stock Market rebound ?

by Ankit Agarwal
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The Indian IT sector , the darling of trade pundits is seeing some kind of resurgence since the start of the year.After a tumultuous last year which saw the Indian Stock Market losing nearly 50-60% of its value, IT stocks fared ever so badly. It was however evident since most of the revenue that the [...]

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Technology spells doom to day traders in Stock Market

by Arun Prabhudesai
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Like I mentioned in my earlier post, I will be getting quite active in stock Market (that’s one of my resolutions) in 2010. You may see increase in the posts on stock Market in coming days. While researching a few things on the net, I hit upon this very interesting news. There are lot …

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Question: Whats the future of Stock Market in Twenty Ten ?

by Arun Prabhudesai
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If you are expecting an answer to the question above, sorry to disappoint you. I don’t have any answer personally. One of the resolutions that I have made this year is – I will be more active in Indian Stock Market – And hence this question to readers. You can say I am crowd …

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The Curious Case Of Mahindra Satyam and its liabilities

by Ankit Agarwal
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Oh Boy!! This was always on the cards, wasn’t it. Ever since Mr.Raju confessed cooking books in the erstwhile Satyam Computer Services and the consequent acquisition of Satyam by Tech Mahindra , the unearthed financial liabilities of Satyam were a cause of concern. Infact, the marketplace was divided over the price Tech Mahindra paid given  [...]

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