Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Wednesday, July 23, 2003
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MARKETS MUTUAL FUNDS FT mulls another Fund of Funds FRANKLIN Templeton India (FT) has worked out its second Fund of Funds (FoF) proposal, one that will mainly invest in a combination of two of FT's better-known equity and income schemes. The proposed FT India Low Volatility Equity Fund will ... More TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Restricted movement BEARS exerted further pressure over Tuesday's trading. This resulted in terminating all the uptrend counters in the tradable list. The market sentiment reading of the tradable counters remains strongly bearish with no uptrend counters. Bull ... More STOCK EXCHANGES STOCK MARKETS 
Big shopper on the prowlONE of the biggest brokers in the stock market was seen buying heavily into Tata Infomedia and Lupin Ltd on Tuesday. According to dealers, the broker was buying large amount of shares on both the counters. The share has been moving up since ... More DERIVATIVES MARKETS HLL: Outlook positive, construct bull call spread THE following strategies are based on Tuesday's trading in the derivatives trading on the NSE: Equity options HLL: The outlook on this stock is positive. Note that futures and calls constitute about 90 per cent of the total open ... More FOREIGN INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS 
FIIs evince interest in Hind Lever stockTHE Hindustan Lever stock today saved the Sensex from a bigger slump. According to dealers, substantial buying support was provided by certain FIIs. Market sources said Credit Lyonnais Securities reportedly was an active buyer in the ... More COMMENTARY Slide in old economy stocks continues THE BSE Sensex was caught in a bearish grip for the second consecutive day of trading this week. The Sensex was down by 15.45 points (or 0.43 per cent) to close for the day at 3554.13 points. The old economy stocks continued to take a beating, ... More IPOS IOB issue to have a premium of Rs 10-14 INDIAN Overseas Bank's public issue of `10 crore equity shares of Rs 10 each' is likely to hit the market at a premium of Rs 10-14— in other words, in a price band of Rs 20-24 per share. The bank will therefore get anywhere between Rs 200 ... More PEOPLE Stock Quotes SE Diary Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Focus The Cable tangle Pakistan Diary Indo-Pak Monitor Indo-China Relations Telecom Competition In Depth In Kashmir Simple Economics Slowburn Tax Talk NRIs & Investment Avenues Corporate Governance Looking back Jul. 13-Jul. 19 GDR/ADR issues dip in 2002-03 Govt mulls cutting market lot size for futures transactions Small investors may lose direct access to markets BSE to place 2,260 scrips on IndoNext Sensex to go free-float way |
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