Ten golden rules of Dalal Street

Currently, the Indian markets are in doldrums and nobody is talking of stocks or investments. You may think justifiably so, as the markets are headed in no direction. Is it not exactly the opposite of the exuberant times we were witnessing a few months back. Conversely, bottoms are made in turbulent times.

read more | digg story

IPO allotement Status For Aishwarya Telecom Ltd

IPO allotement Status For Aishwarya Telecom Ltd

read more | digg story

Corporate Results- Summary

Salora International rises 43.52% in the year ended year ended March 2008Moser Baer (India) reports net loss of Rs 71.72 crore in the March 2008quarterKaushalya Infrastructure Development Corpn reports net profit of Rs 0.60crore in the March 2008 quarter

read more | digg story

Stocks that are equipped to face the future

The long-term investor can be compared to mango-growers. Like them, he too understands the need to pick the right seed and has enough patience to wait for the seedling to blossom into a full-grown tree. He knows that it will be a while before his investment gives returns. However, the long-term investor differs from the mango farmers in a key aspec

read more | digg story

Gokul Refoils & Solvent Ltd IPO

Public issue of 71,58,392 equity shares of Rs. 10 each of Gokul Refoils and Solvent Limited (Gokul or our company or the issuer) for cash at a price of Rs.[*] per equity share [including a share premium of Rs. [*] per equity share] aggregating to Rs.[*] Crores (the issue). The issue comprises a reservation of upto 75,000 equity shares

read more | digg story

Mkts to see deep, long correction: Rakesh Jhunjhunwala

The question bothering the markets still remains - is there more pain left and what is the road ahead? To find out answers to these questions, CNBC-TV18’s Stocks Editor, Udayan Mukherjee caught up with ace investor and market expert Rakesh Jhunjhunwala in a special series called ‘Hunt for the Bottom’.

read more | digg story

CRR hiked 50 bps, Markets to Be Volatile

The inevitable happened on Thursday evening. In its customary style, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) hiked the cash reserve ratio (CRR) for banks to suck out money from the system—a move that follows duty cuts and export bans in the war against inflation. What surprised many was the timing of the measure since the market was expecting it on April 2

read more | digg story