Issue of 20th Mar-26th Mar 2020
LEAD ARTICLE
online financial magazine
Time To Buy Now? Here Is What the Past Tells Us
One of the most persistent questions that investors ask is: When is it a good time to invest? This question does not make sense most of the time. Stock prices float gently upwards, subject to mild corrections, most of the time. During those periods, stock selection is the key. Some stocks will do better than others. What the broader market... Read More
CROSSHAIRS
So, Yes, the Bank, lives to fight another day. Will there be a full turnaround of the Bank or will it always remain a satellite of State of Bank of India (SBI)? We will have the answer to that over the next three years. For the moment, the Bank is no longer on the brink and depositors need...
STOCKS
Dixon was listed on 18 September 2017 at a premium of 54% over its issue price of Rs1,766. From there, it has gone on to hit an all-time high of Rs4,895 in March 2020 which has given the early investors gains of around 170% since the issue price. It currently trades at Rs3,598 with a...
Moneylife Digital Team
SMART MONEY
The markets are facing a perfect storm. Inflow from mutual funds had made us ignore the weakness in earnings growth. Now, funds flows are showing a sense of panic and fear, leading to a big fall. The coronavirus has impacted China deeply. And global China trade linkages, restrictions on...
MUTUAL FUNDS
In Februay 2020, Avenue Supermarts  and Reliance Industries were the most preferred stocks of Indian mutual funds. The net purchases of Avenue Supermarts  were Rs1,459 crore. Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation and Bandhan Bank were the most sold stocks. The net sales of Indian...
Moneylife Digital Team
Indian equity markets have been roiled by a combination of exiting foreign investors, domestic banking crisis and recession worries due to shrinking economic activities to prevent the spread of coronavirus.   The market barometer index, NSE Nifty50, has declined more than 30% from its...
Clinton Fernandes
MOBILE APPS
HEALTH
Researchers have mapped immune responses from one of Australia's first COVID-19 patients, showing the body's ability to fight the virus and recover from the infection. The study shows how the immune system of an otherwise healthy person was able to fight the virus, within...
Akshay Naik
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